is it clear in this legislation that large grocery stores, and for that matter small grocery stores, could be that if they were -- it was a fire or some other reason that they had to close for over 120 days, they would not be in jeopardy of losing their ability to have a liquor license for off-sale consumption? >> my understanding certainly is that the intent was to preserve the exemption for large grocery stores so that they could close for as long as necessary and reopen. if that is unclear, the department certainly supports that intention. so, if the language needs to be clarified, we would be supportive of language that clarifies that. >> okay, yeah. and my support would be based upon that being included and understood. and as a corollary to that, it is much better to have the 120 days for any other type of establishment that's currently 30 days, but there are instances where it might take a lot longer than four months to renovate especially with a process being what it is. that may be something you might want to look at in terms of other situations where you might want to have e

grocery retailers are doing it all. kroger uses technology that collects data that analyzes shopping patterns at various times during the week. the grocery store then uses the data to determine how many cash registers should be open during different type periods throughout the day cutting the way from 4 minutes to 26 seconds. >> this next ten years in grocery will be some of the most fascinating years we've seen because we'll expect a complete transformation of what the grocery experience will be. we'll expect tremendous pen dou -- amounts of products to be home and an environment that benefits the consumer. >> reporter: while they may frustrate investorsinvestors, c will benefit. for "nightly business report," i'm courtney regan. >>> great story, a pennsylvania public relations executive who sales auto parts on the side became the richest man in the world this week because when chris reynolds opened up an e-mail statement from paypal, the online payment system credited him more than 92 quadrillion dollars. paypal admit

it's been great we've been able to find a grocery store. as this area continues to develop at least 31 units will be coming on line and we're expecting thousands of workers. this is the time for the city to study what type of facility on our streets. both preserving exist locally small business owners that have made this their home in several areas and even new businesses while you encouraging a diverse commercial area while stabilizing working areas. this is the serving areas and the future opportunity for ownership is at handor as this area continues to raise rents are gop. and we have many retailer establishments on market. 10 fast food restaurants which are two-thirds. and additional formula retail may eliminate profundities opportunity for businesses to grow in the mid market area. it's important we protect our vital small business owners that have transcribed to the vitality of this area. so this is the legislation that's before us today. it places intermediate controls for 18 months as we study the retail citywide. it's on businesses

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we are allowing of the neighborhood grocery stores ar load to sell a limited amount of beer and wine, so in keeping with the current policy to discourage that favors only the large chain grocery stores and currently they are only allowed to sell the beer and wine and spirits and small stores to serve beer and wine and better serve the neighborhood and better so they can remain economically viable and compete with these larger grocery stores, beer and wine sales are limited to 15 percent of the grocery floor space and have a type 20 license and also be subject to a hearing at an approval by the planning commission. >> second, change we want to encourage and allow current business owners in the district to make repairs and become ada compliance and so under the current rules the businesses can be closed for 30 days before it loses its liquor license and this discourages them from making the renovation and leads to deter ating store and restaurant infrainstruct stur. under the proposed controls that the business owners be allowed to make the improvements and comply with the law and be al

i also want to thank the arab grocery association and they are part of the neighborhood and they can be part of the solution but they need the education in order to turn businesses around and i want to thank the supervisors for leading this. i am really excited about the changes we're going to see in the tenderloin neighborhood and appreciative of the residents for the work they have done and our office looking forward to supporting more in the tenderloin. >> thank you and another supervisor is supervisor david. >> thank you and i want to thank you for your work on this issue and i sponsored legislation around urban garnenning and there is an aspect to that and allowing for home grown foods and supervisor mar co-sponsored that and i am happy to add myself to sponsor this legislation. i think in the city we are leading the way with healthy foods but with dense neighborhoods in the country and supervisor kim's district and mine i hear from residents that they want moss

this store focuses mostly on grocery stores. some people say it will make things easier to them. >> instead of having to go to a regular big walmart, this is more convenient for groceries. it makes it a lot easier. >> outside, members of the grocery store unions and other organizations protested the opening of the new stores. >> we want the public to know that walmart as though they present themselves as a friendly neighborhood, they are not. they are paying low wages and provide literally no benefits to its employees. >> the other walmart opened in vallejo. they are among 24 opening nationwide today. >>> a mother in louisiana is sharing a surreal shopping experience that could have left her seriously injured. she was struck by lightning inside a grocery store. >> the flash -- when it hit me the first time, i heard a burn and then an excruciating pain to my thigh. >> she was shopping when lightning struck the roof of the building. first responders say the electricity probably traveled through a sprinkler system and struck a meta

a grocery store only will have 15 percent of their floor space and this will only be beer and wine. and we all heard loud and clear in both of our offices are not looking to include more liquor stores into the mission at this point. so that is not a concern. >> no. >> not the kind of liquor store that you go to. >> any other comments? >> commissioner dooley? >> i just wanted to say about the conditional use thing i think that is very positive. i come from north beach, where we faced having so many restaurants that they were crowding out retail, which had the unintended effect of making daytime retail really decline. and so, i commend you for that. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. >> i just wanted to... go ahead. >> is there any... now that you have done substantial out reach, is there anything in the present form that is contentious with any of the groups that you were working with? or have you figured out a way to navigate all of that? >> shockingly not, i feel like this is not everyone is thrilled, but everyone can live with this and you know, we are really helping business

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need nutritional human experiment africa and could your diet be making you sick if you walk in any grocery store with a dollar going to be able to buy more calories and processed food than you can and fresh vegetables there that's an issue all next on larry king now. welcome to larry came out a very important topic today nutrition going to set the record straight on what's healthy what's isn't and the effects of our diet on our overall health with us today is dr lauren cord damed professor at colorado state university founder of the highly popular player diet his latest book is the player and certainly recommends a diet like our hunter gatherer ancestors fruit vegetables and fresh meats cat cora's a chef the first woman inducted into the killer a hall of fame a restaurant tour and author and started the nonprofit organization chefs feel manatee devoted to fighting obesity and hunger she's an omnivore and is appropriate in and of local seasonal food and dr t. colin campbell professor emeritus of nutritional biochemistry of nutritional biochemistry at cornell university. he's the author of t

need nutritional human experiment africa and could your diet be making you sick if you walk in any grocery store with a dollar going to be able to buy more calories and processed food than you can and fresh vegetables there that's an issue all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now on a very important topic today nutrition going to set the record straight on what's healthy what isn't and the effects of our diet on our overall health with us today is dr lauren cord damed professor at colorado state university founder of the highly popular play on diet his latest book is the player and certainly recommends a diet like our hunter gatherer ancestors fruit vegetables and fresh meats cat cora's a chef the first woman inducted into the killer a hall of fame a restaurant tour and author and started the nonprofit organization chefs for humanity devoted to fighting obesity and hunger she's an omnivore and is a profile in and of local seasonal food and dr t. colin campbell professor emeritus of nutritional biochemistry of nutritional biochemistry at cornell university he's the. author of t

up during the process to ensure that we don't inadvertently change the existing controls for large grocery stores so i do have those amendments and we will ask they're adopted after we take public comment, and finally i want to note that we -- one additional aspect of this is relating to valencia street and specifically there has been a wonderful increase in very interesting and great restaurantos valencia street and we want to foster that and we want valencia street to be a cutting edge food destination. we also want to ensure that we don't ruse retail spaces through conversion of retail spaces to restaurants without there being additional scrutiny through the conditional use process so that is an additional aspect of the legislation so with that if there are no additional comments colleagues we will go to the planning department. sophie hayward from the department. >> good afternoon chair wiener and members of the committee. planning staff. i will note that the planning commission considering the amendments last week thursday at the regularly scheduled hearing. they passed the resolution

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this is all grocery. and so, my assumption is that the department was aware of this. we had documented it and we did not initiate the enforcement action and this goes back to 1980, where we could have handwritten this note into the tracking system at the time and so with that, it is my interpretation and my reading of this that we did not see this as an enforcement issue at the time. and so that is my position on that matter. >> you are basically saying that it was permitted in lieu of any kind of action by the city to stop its permitting? >> it was approved by the city, it just was not signed by the planning department. but, we noted it in our records, that the change had occurred. and did not have any issue with that at the time. so, you know, asking what procedure was in place, and may in 1980 i was not there and based upon the records it appears that we did not have an issue with that. >> and then there was reference made to a 1990 permit. and i don't know what that involved. but one of the speakers,

of transportation and clogged and on game days and try to go through the streets while carrying groceries or bringing small children home or dry cleaning, that type of thing. beyond the capacity problems if you look at the interface of muni with cal train muni is blocking the access to the freeway of people trying to get off of the embarcadero whether by king or fourth street because of the pedestrians trying to get to the platform in the center of the boulevard. this will get much worse if we do the entertainment complex out on the bay because a lot of the game day pedestrians walk to the stadium. they will be flooding across to get to the platform. oops, i am out of time, so lastly it's time of day. these events are going to happen at night and in the evenings when the system is already overburdend and special events that run late at night, so we're talking about adding a demand on the system where muni has the least available assets to add at the time it's completely buried and i hope that you consider this carefully in considering that. >> thank you very much. is there any additional

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it entails a housing and a grocery store. and i have just recently moved a couple of blocks from there and we would like you to call that item before you as soon as possible. there is an amazing pressing need, but i'm not going to make the argument for the store now. i will make that when the time comes. my argument today is to not to delay it and bring it forward. there are some -- that neighborhood is now -- it has a certain amount of affluence in it. it still has the working class and lower income housing that is in that neighborhood where people there don't -- have difficulty getting all the way to safeway and having a store close to them. also a place that can employ the people in that community that are unemployed would be wonderful. so, we're just asking that if you could bring that up before you as soon as possible, it would be greatly appreciated by many people in the neighborhood. thank you so much for your attention. >> thank you. >>> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is derk butler and i'm actually on the sam

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a few weeks ago food entrepreneurs opened smalls grocery on second street announced that they would be opening the market, a 22 thousand square foot. >> >> and offer an opportunity to sell food products and promote recovering production in the manufacturing sector and revitalizing the area. it's certainly exciting to announce this type of development, specially such a ground floor commercial space without formula retail and show casing local vendors. as the area continues to develop 31 residential units coming online and 11 new tech companies that have moved in. we are expecting thousands more new residents and workers. i have been a growing advocate for the growing neighborhood and at the same time have a balanced approach to development and preserve the community assets as well. many residents not just in our district are concerned about the character of the central market neighborhood so preserving existing businesses that made market street their home from sam's dinner, to huckleberry bikes and new businesses to encouraging a new diverse retail base with distinct retail personaliti

specifics of the legislation some of the points that are included that it allows for neighborhood grocery stores to sell limited amounts of beer and wine. it improves the ability of current business owners to make repairs, renovations and become ada compliant. it allows transfers within the special use district so those are some of the changes this makes and i think that this is another example of how it is appropriate from time to time to revisit some of the changes -- some of the laws that are passed and see whether or not changes are needed. we believe this piece of legislation strikes the right balance based on the different feedback that we received. i am very proud of the legislation. i want to thank also the members of the community who have been involved in this process throughout the neighborhood including the valencia corridor, 24th street, the mission corridor, people from all over the neighborhood have commented, and lastly once again thank nadal from my office and supervisor wiener and your staff for your work. >> thank you supervisor campos and also i had a few remarks. i'm

and william are often seen around town, enjoying a pint, browsing the shops, or even picking up groceriesin fact, locals call the duchess a pretty savvy shopper, known to make meat pies and homemade gravy for william. >> immediately after their wedding day, what did we see? we saw kate pushing a shopping trolley around the car park of her local supermarket. it doesn't get more ordinary than that. and that's their stamp. that's their imprint. >> even on the world stage, the couple would at times appear very unroyal, like at this dragon boat race in canada during their first official overseas visit. >> you could see the look of excitement on her face as she got into the boat and was ready to helm. and also the look of frustration that william had beaten her. >> she truly did look frustrated that she was defeated.