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

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

gerri: don't get ripped off at the grocery store.e looking at the biggest price gouges on sto shelves and the markups that are costing you big time. joining me now is andrea orrock. thank you for being on the show. we have a bunch of things to walk through here and i think it's really interesting. i just realized that this tuff is marked up so much. precut produce. >> that's right, you are looking at a markup of 0%. everything is sliced and diced and we talked. so skip the bagged produce and pick up the whole vegetable or whole foods. take an hour over the week or weekend and do all the prep work yourself. gerri: if you buy the cap'n crunch, you're going to pay for the cap'n crunch. >> that is exactly right. you can care the generic store brands, you're going to see that many of the manufacturers that produce these namebrand cereals also produce the generics. gerri: you may not have to save every penny at the grocery store, but you want to. you are looking at a markup of 100% on name brands. it could be because ere's not a big variet

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 ank 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 more assess and through the farmer markets or establishments and again i want to thank the folks that came together around th

>> grocery stores are not exempt. >> oh, really? >> commissioner o'brien. >> i will make a comment after public comment. >> one question that i had if there is an international business that did not have any physical presence say in the bay area or not even in the country, or wanted to set up a branch here, but and say in europe they were, you know, the branches throughout europe way more than 11, would they be automatically, bared under that 11 rule under this proposal to change it to include international? >> under the current definition, and international company, with fewer than eleven other retail outlets in san francisco, would not be considered formula retail, and there is pending legislation that would impact the goff area and that would, in that district, it would take into account whether the number of international stores in existence. and that has not yet... >> let me try to rephrase that. i think what i understand and i think that you meant to say, is, if an international company, now has more than 11 stores, anywhere i

i was like at my going to be mopped the next time in a grocery store? i assumed it would be a light switch service to 10 people have following the screening. that didn't happen. it took a long time to be recognized. it is interesting and strange. i was far away from my family. at the same time it is a great had begun. the matter what happen i was going to maximize every moment and take advantage of every interview and every experience. >> host: were you conservative at that time? >> guest: i was a self identified conservative at that time because i didn't know it at libertarian was. it was one of my coworkers who introduced me to libertarianism. i heard the term and knew it was something with great mystique that was strange and a little understood within politics. i wasn't sure i was a libertarian, so identified as a conservative republican. post-soviet out? >> guest: i wasn't not at first. i was careful not to offend people. i went for a 13 week trial. when i got to mtv and i didn't want to be fired. one of the things i try to do is keep politics to my

david: go to the grocery store, jeff. very simple. just go to the grocery store.meat or whatever it is. i know some prices are down but most prices generally speaking, weekly grocery bill is going to go up. >> it's true but i like to look at the cleveland fed's measure of inflation. it is a core measure that includes food and energy. it just excludes what are the outlyers in any given month. even that measure, david, is still up only about 2% very as you year ago. 2% is not disinflation or deflation by any stretch of the imagination but nor is it very, very rapidly increasing inflation. they are not as worried as you are. david: let's focus on this for a second. here's why ben bernanke's perspective bothers me a little. he said inflation doesn't worry him. disinflation is a bigger concern. that is what he said this week. that is why the market is enthused he will keep money printing. to my mind, that means he is focused on demand. focused on people going out and buying, he wants more people, more stimulus, whether it is monetary stimulus or more government spendin

and if you happen to live within driving distance of a mexican grocery store, well, you'll always find ripe fruits and vegetables, including avocados. like, i think it's a cultural thing. when you go into a mexican market, you always expect to find things ready to eat that day. now, when you're choosing avocados here, well, the thing that you're going to look for to make sure that they're ripe and in good shape is, number one, that they have that little nub at the top. it's not going to be dark here at the top. that's the little piece of the stem end of the avocado. then flip the whole thing over and press firmly but gently on it, and if it gives on that big bulbous end there, then you know that the avocado is going to produce very creamy, really delicious guacamole. well, the main event of this guac fest is the guacamole, of course, made from beautiful, ripe avocados. but the guac that i have in mind for this has got a secret ingredient-- garlic. roasted garlic. when you roast garlic in the mexican way, you crush a head of garlic and separate it into cloves, then put those cloves in a

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>> just groceries, nothing toxic. delivery to the store. >> and we'll be out here the better part beginning to end 4 to 5 hours. >> thank you very much for that. >> traffic is moving at a snail's pace. and off the bay bridge. and sal. >> we have pictures by the way that viewers sent us when it was on friday. these are sent in by the viewer who happened to take the pictures and you can see and a huge fire at no time. and then it was a huge fire and just contained. >> it will be a long time and clear because of this being off the bridge. if you are in the car pool lane it will not be that good for you. traffic on the bridge and it is slow getting into the city. it's not -- it's not like you can't do it. i don't think you should. and then the bridge. and it doesn't look that bad. it is getting busier. 101 is good. low clouds all the way inland an umbrella there. and mist and drizzle there and inland. and this time of yore and low system is not going anywhere. and below average and 58 overcast. we'll end up 76 degrees tha

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 al

coming up if you take a trip to your local grocery store you'll probably notice food you normally think of as unhealthy like fruit snacks or sugary cereal slapped with labels and say a good source of vitamin c. or high in whole grains but are these so-called healthier options actually good for you michael moss and today from tonight's conversations with great lines for. well. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future are covered. is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details that says dixon and for me and media hype will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream by stating if in your right cool. cool. wealthy british style the sun. is not on the outside of the political. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look global financial headlines tune into cons a report on our. heat . the. blog and it's nights conversations in the great minds with michael moss michael is a pulitzer prize winning investigative reporter with the new york times he wo

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

there are few fresh options nearby. >> walgreen's has taken our grocery store away from us. they had neat and butchers and walgreen's took them away from us. now the closest store we have is further away >> this area is a food desert extensive retail research into the grocery industry with food options being a vital social is issued as a core retailing arm like this one could lead to lower quality of life lower length of life and debilitating disease >> this area has historical than an underserved neighborhoods. at least over the last 10-30 years to come not a lot of retail options-there are some of restores. i would say generally it's an underserved area in terms of healthy food options. so losing the store does not help that area >> this fire comes days after the mayor announced the number of living in tto deserts' has lessened by 20 percent. the fire is a setback along 79th streets, we can only choose healthy if we have access and the need to take two or three buses, every don't have a car or travel so very far, especially relative to all the very close on healthy food ch

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>> reporter: a superhero with a soft touch who actually takes your groceries to the car.e gonna love him. >> thank you so much! >> you're welcome! >> reporter: steve hartman "on the road" in wilmington, delaware. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ned by media access gro captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the bay bridge: construction crew >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> this demolition work has to happen before the bridge opens. >> with just three days until the opening of the new span of the bay bridge, construction crews put things into overdrive. right now, chopper 5 is narrowing in on traffic hot spots on bay area roadways as people leave work for the holiday weekend. this was the scene moments ago on the san mateo bridge. westbound traffic was moving at a crawl. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. >> i'm ken bastida l

like am i going to be mobbed the next time i'm in a grocery store? i assumed it would be a light switch of the own and hordes of people would follow me screaming. that didn't happen. it took a long time to be recognized. and it was interesting and strange and kind of lonely. i was far away from my family. but at the same time i knew the great adventure had begun. i made a personal challenge to myself no matter what happened i was going maximize every moment and take advantage of every interview and experience. >> were you a conservative at that time? >> i was a self-identified conservative that the time. i didn't know what a libertarian was. and in fact, it was one of my coworkers who introduced me to libertarianism. i had heard the term, and knew that it was something with a great mystique that was strange and little understood within politics. i wasn't sure that i was a libertarian. so i then applied as a conservative republican. >> were you out? >> i was not out at first. i was very careful not offend people because i went to a thirteen-trial week

based on the grocery store shelves it was amazing moment now and how is he received when he basically said to his peers this stuff and on i am also curious he said a couple kinds of cancers where those ever numerated defined which cancers they were but and how is he received when he said he was received as you might sort of expect which was the c.e.o. has reacted really defensive boy it is sort of argued look we already offer people a choice if they want low sugar this or low fat that they're there on the shelves they just have to look for those versions of our mainline products we're also adding a whole grains we are being responsible both to consumers and to our share will holders to whom we're also be hold them and they went back basically to business as usual that was their basic response to cancers were several i can't recall right now exactly which ones i have to say that in linking processed food to specific cancers that executive from kraft actually went a little bit further than i do and that's one of the problems with with food and nutrition is that much of the science is ra

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i've never been able to fit 32 grocery bags into one car before.ourtney love on the wheaties box? hmm. i thought it was sandy duncan. bart: uh-oh. gridlock at 12:00. oh, crud. and we're so close to the house. um, i don't want to alarm you but the ice cream's starting to go south. ( slurping ) hey, give me some of that. ( screams ) mom, bart sprayed whip cream in my eye! i did not. ( screams ) ( grunting ) ( yelling ) kids, cut it out! ( sighs ) all right. hey! come on, mom, just cut across the field. oh, i don't know. it doesn't seem right. do you want to spend your whole life doing what's right? of course not. ( throbbing ) let's do it. ( tires screeching ) bart: whoa! you the man, mom! out of my way, nature! marge: ♪ canyonero!  look at me, lis. i'm baron von chickenpants. ( clucking ) bart, that's tomorrow night's dinner. you're tomorrow night's dinner. mom! bart took what i said and turned it into an insult! that's nice, dear. okay, mr. peanut, you think you can keep... ( stammering ) a three-chambered peanut. ma

there was an issue bracket forgot in the hayes valley district about the grocery stores. if there's a complete ban it doesn't matter for this legislation but it's not universally accepted and especially raising the issues by other people in the neighborhood was rather disconcerting i guess. and thirdly the formula retail has no ability to effect even a local business that sells international or national good days. theory not going n that direction are we? i just purchased something on hayes street but it was an brrl brand and they having had more than one type of clothing brand who's name will be unmentioned at the moment but that store also carried other branded names and so somebody's looking for something they, go to local stores and find that >> that's bad if we start recycling what people sell. >> i want to add in expansion of the case studies. those are comparing other cities what they do and relative to store front size. that's not a question of banning the stores by getting realistic perimeters and hanging on specific neighborhoods and push back with choices in th

well technically it does because i'm in the grocery but... ooh, how you doin'? rich. creamy.00% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. "horn blares" the horns are one thing. but it's another noise that neig dn't count on. kpix five's linda yee >>> the horns are one thing, but it's another noise that neighbors did not count on. the the loud annoying sounds. >> it can be super loud to just -- loud! [ laughter ] >> reporter: they live by the tracks. but it's not the rumble of the trains that rattle them. >> they're blasting beyond belief. >> it's all day long. >> reporter: they're talking about this. >> attention, trains one to 51 approaching. >> reporter: every time a train arrive, at least five times an hour during the commute, twice other times. the riders may like it, but families say it's their unwanted wake-up call every hour. >> reporter: while we were in her home early afternoon, the sound was faint. but neighbors say the volumes fluctuate. the now pa systems can be loud. >> one of the new things the system has is sensors to test the ambient noise. and the

we've already covered the organic grocery space.t's time to talk about the companies that actually make all the hippy dippy natural and organic food stuff. remember, we like this theme because consumers in america, especially younger consumers are increasingly conscious about what they eat. not just in terms of whether or not it's fattening, but where it comes from and where the ingredients raised naturally, without all sorts of chemical junk added to them. so we want to compare three of the main organic natural food stocks. haines celestial, the largest player in the space with a host of brands you might recognize like celestial seasonings, garden of eden and the greek gods yogurt. then there's the smaller, annie's which is focused on selling healthy meals, snacks, dressings, condiments, mac & cheese, the right kind. last but not least, there's white wave, the organic and natural play spun off from milk titan dean foods, sells organic dairy products such as soy and they've got the almond milk. coconut milk. i mean, look at this stu

did you have the groceries on the table? he must have climbed into the bag that had the fudge pops. look -- look at his whiskers. they're all fudgey. his last meal. poor pumpernickel. ally is going to hate me. hey, give me one of those. will you get out of here? wait a minute. he may not be dead. what, are you kidding? you could crack a walnut with that thing. no, i'm serious. he may be cryogenically preserved in a state of suspended animation. he's dead, all right? i have to buy another one now. okay, look, not necessarily, ray. we may be able to resuscitate him. hey, let's toss him in the microwave. all right, all right, that's it. i'm taking over this operation. ma, get me some towels. dad, i need some ice. raymond, a cooler. we're evacuating pumpernickel to the vet. let's go. move, move. robert, the vet is not going to revive a hamster, okay? these are disposable pets. what about your daughter's feelings, ray? are those disposable? all right -- no, it's not all right! i happen to care about a little girl whose heart is going to break if she finds out that her daddy didn't do eve

>> this area has no grocery store spiller it is all mom-and- pop stores. we have this because it is needed. we knew it was needed. and the plaza needed somebody. it was empty. beautiful with city hall in the background. >> thank you for speaking with us. are you on the web? >> yes, hocfarmersmarket.org. >> check them out. thank you. >> welcome. the dish is ready. >> it looks and smells amazing. >> thank you. it was not easy to meet the $20 budget. i checked everybody out and found some great produce. really lovely seafood. i think that you are going to love it. >> do not be shy. cyou know this can run you $35 to $45 for a bowl, so it is great you did this for $20. >> this will feed four to six people. >> not if you invite me over for dinner. i am ready to dig in. >> i hope you'll love it. >> mmm. >> what do you think? >> i think i am going to need more. perhaps you can have all you want. >> i am produce the that you have crushed this farmer's market challenge by a landslide. the first, we're going to have to tally of your shopping list and see what you act

there was an issue bracket forgot in the hayes valley district about the grocery stores. if there's a complete ban it doesn't matter for this legislation but it's not universally accepted and especially raising the issues by other people in the neighborhood was rather disconcerting i guess. and thirdly the formula retail has no ability to effect even a local business that sells international or national good days. theory not going n that direction are we? i just purchased something on hayes street but it was an brrl brand and they having had more than one type of clothing brand who's name will be unmentioned at the moment but that