jennifer: yeah, this is hangout lighting. lemonis: is it like a hangout?nifer: we're always hanging out. lemonis: how big is the place? jennifer: yeah, let's check it out. ♪ lemonis: holy [bleep] this place is huge. jennifer: yeah. even as a kid, like, my room was full of rope lights and black lights on, like -- on three different switches so i could have, like -- set different moods. i just always thought it was fun how much you can do with it. lemonis: so, this is the inventory. jennifer: yeah. lemonis: how many different combinations is there? jennifer: it's infinite. lemonis: when you look at the way people are decorating today, people want to be able to be crafty on their own. they want to pick their own colors, pick their own bulbs, and there's a real market for it. when did this business start? jennifer: this started out of my house. i was making lights in my bedroom, and i just, like, made one, so i listed it on etsy. it took like a week to get a sale. and i was like, "oh, this -- this is easy!" lemonis: "this is kind of cool!" jennifer: "this is e

the area has gone through quite a transformation with photo tours swarming to what was once a local hangout. willing to kill. the elderly are considerate. they move their games to quieter places so they won't disturb the photo takers background. across town a graffiti mural on graham street is another must have snapped. but it's hard to get a clear shot. trucks and taxis jostle for space with social media obsessives . i can't believe how many people are here pretty good for taking photos. and across the bay the choice hung housing estate. its iconic rainbow colored paint job has become a global phenomenon. no more games on this basketball court it's now a staging ground for getting likes. critics say image conscious tourists are of romanticising poverty oblivious to the people who live here. are the people have asked me how to get here and i give them directions i don't mind. the government has publicized this to foreigners and they find it special here. now on the radar of selfie divas from around the world they'll likely keep on coming to get the perfect shots there's more on line on our

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the main reason why we can't ge, it's basically going to sit and hangout through sunday. we've got small disturbances around this. low snow and possibly small hail as well. we'll track that heavy ron. you've just got pummelled in san francisco. now into hayward as you hit midnide and heavy raion city ju midnight as with el. we have your rain, scattered chanceinize to tomorrow morning. down to 38 for the south bay, peninsula 39, trivalley 36 and a cold average of 34 for the north bay and the east bay 39. let's show you the rainfall for tomorrow. nothing like earlier this week. more in the scattered hit and miss activity. you can see it showing up. low snow for mt. hamilton. the same picture 5:00 tomorrow night. even right into the afternoon hours. then eventually -- here's the pay off for us, triweather building in once we hit 11:00 sunday. that's going to be nice, huh? wret weather means snow efrethe sierra. it's heavy across the mountains tomorrow and year going to see it continue on sunday. and on mand we gelt the nice sunshine building in. that's going to boo the good

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cold area of low pressure will hangout as we look at futurecast. snow showers overnight tonight in the higher elevations, that pushes to the south by 9:00, get sunshine for the afternoon. a beautiful look at the snowcapped mountains and we will stay dry for three days thereafter. the lowest snow level since 2011, the skies will clear out tomorrow night, 20s and 30s. tomorrow afternoon, low 50s. that is it. 51 for concorde, 52 for san francisco. chilly afternoons and cold nights, showers return friday, saturday, and sunday. wake up with our team, the latest on weather and traffic starting at 4:30 am. if you do not start watching the morning so regularly, do it tomorrow. we will be out with our chopper. beautiful views. >> cannot wait. >> we will be right back. so cute (laughs)? so cute i could just eat you right up, yeah! (gasps) oh, look at you, look at you! spokeswoman: try a mcdonald's mini meal for just 3.99. (pleasant whistling tones) cache creek casino resort has over 1700 penny machines, and we pay three to two on blackjack. it all adds up to

federation used to be a sporting institution that the country was proud of his club was a favorite hangout for saddam hussein's sons to show off their wealth both owned horses worth millions of dollars which they kept at the stables years of war the political instability means the club's facilities for for one hundred times. iraq's a question federation was set up in one thousand nine hundred twenty two during the year is of iraq's short lived monarchy the six thousand forces here that scion were raby and sorra breeds the envy of the questions and breeders around the world now during the war that toppled saddam hussein all the horses here was stolen and even today the federation still struggles to survive. but a few of iraq's elite who didn't flee the country still come to ride secondary school students in shell assad harmeet writes an eleven year old horse called evo in show low represented iraq at the utility pigs held in argentina last year she came twenty fourth out of thirty participants in the horse jumping event i feel comfortable i feel i am there i am going to heaven and when i am

some places have this long legacy of serving ice cream and being a hangout for families to have a sundayce cream. and then also, we see grocery stores. and also these restaurants that are just new here, but also thriving. [♪] >> we are seeing restaurants being switched over by hand, new owners, but what we are seeing is a vibrancy of clement street still being recaptured within new businesses that are coming in. that is a really great thing to see. i don't know when i started to shop here, but it was probably a very, very long time ago. i like to cook a lot but i like to cook chinese food. the market is the place i like to come to once a year. once i like about the market as it is very affordable. it has fresh produce and fresh meat. also, seafood. but they also offer a large selection of condiments and sauces and noodles. a variety of rice that they have is tremendous. i don't thank you can find a variety like that anywhere else. >> hi. i am kevin wong. i am the manager. in 1989 we move from chinatown to richmond district. we have opened for a bit, over 29 years. we carry products from

i think if people pour out of the grand and decide to go hangout in the park which would be a natural draw, then, the neighbors can start to have real serious problems with the grand because they're causing the issues. we try to think about those ahead of time and to deal with this before. so any way, yeah, i don't have anymore specific questions around it. sounds like the added d.b. rating on the windows is a good thing for those facing windows there, but we would just -- >> yeah. i just had one other point of clarification since it was brought up by commissioner lee around lighting again? that is a standard design consideration condition that we would offer to the planning commission after this hearing? and it's just reads, during the design phase, the project sponsor shall consider an outdoor lighting plan at the development site to protect residents as well as patrons at the place of entertainment. that's a standard. >> yeah. we codified the commissioner lee lighting. it's dark back that. >> i think that's established. >> all right. i don't have any further questions. >> what's yo

a great hangout space, and the presence would stop people using the park as a toilet or damaging theipment. and also i think the park needs more admin, i manage the mailing list for friends of joe dimaggio playground, always what time are the tennis courts open, how do i rent the bocco courts, always getting those emails directed to me. and also i make a lot of the 311 calls for repairs, and people spill food on the floor and no one ever cleans it up. no one noticing this stuff is happening. so, thank you very much for considering our application for a rec director. >> thank you both for coming. >> clerk: anyone else who would like to make comment on the budget? come on up. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> my name is edna james, president of o.m.i., community action organization and this is bob ellis, my vice president. being seniors, missed the comments about merced heights park, and i know it has been approved on the consent calendar and we recommend that you go ahead with it. but wanted -- i was looking at the overall strategic plan and what it said and number objective 2.2, i

they had a chance to play catch on the field, to hangout on the dugout and get players autographs and the team will be headed to arizona for spring training and their first game is in two weeks against the los angeles angels and today is the day for the 64th grammy awards considered by some to be the biggest event of the year. >> people attending these big award shows tend to receive bags of gifts, swag bags. and one man from turlock is behind one of the gifts in this year's bags. it's a dog safety leash. the device attaches to the owner's wrist to keep the owner's hands-free and to get his invention included in the bags, richard simply called the grammy organizers. >> we were fortunate to have a dog lover that worked in the office and we inquire what does it cost to get in. >> the device is awaiting a patent and the awards start at 4:00. >>> good morning, everybody. how is your sunday going? don't answer that. it's just getting started. you know what, i just can't go any further in imaginary coffee. guess who they were doing this to all night long. >>> good morning, everybody. me aga

but if we can turn our attention away from the latest apps and the hottest hipster hangouts, we would see that more and more teachers are leaving this city every single year and this is robbing our students of the consistency that so many districts are able to offer. [please stand by] -- i'm a parent very committed to san francisco. in this role i'm a special educator at lowell high school and in my role at lowell, not only have i seen many teachers come and go because they can't afford to live here, very skilled and talented teacher, but i'm affected by the para-professional crisis as well. they're paid even less than teachers and i have gone years, twice, without a para-professional in my program. and my students need a para-professional to gain or to achieve full education. as a parent, i have seen the importance of teacher consistency. my son in elementary school in are, in his six years of elementary school, went through three first-year teachers that have since left the district. so he had skilled teachers some years and he had learning teachers that left. and that dramatically

, the -- where the -- the -- there's a lot of homeless people, a lot of people with problems that hangouthat street, and it's getting to a little dodgy, so i'd prefer that we didn't have another one. thank you. >> chair mandelman: thank you. next speaker. >> hello, supervisors. my name is aaron evans. i live at stockton and california. it's maybe, well, 1.5 blocks from the park there. i challenge the people that are in favor of this to walk upstairs from the cvs and go in the back corner of that park and see if you feel safe. that park has gotten worse and worse and worse, and i used to go and sit there, and there's some really scary people hanging out. the bevmo argument is irrelevant. it is a nonnuisance. any alcohol is a nuisance to the addicted person that's just looking for more alcohol. the ways to make the neighborhood better is less booze and less availability to it. we need to keep from making this homeless and threatening problem worse. the neighborhood is getting scary, and i don't like it. also, the soares-ploughshares is a recovery center. it's within a block. i'll tell you,

>> bruce: it's just kind of a hangout. you'd see herald washington here a lot. barack here all the time, spent most of breakfast. >> anthony: the machine that is chicago politics goes straight back to emperor richard daily, the father, then the son, with a diverse cast of scoundrels in between. how are things in chicago on the arc of the trajectory? >> bruce: the problem was that we had this, the daily dynasty, we had the old man and when we had the kid, the not so bright kid, replaced him and he threw a party for his friends for over 20 years and when it came time to pay the bill he snuck out the back door of the, uh, of city hall. so it's a mess right now financially. the one thing about chicago is, you cannot get away with being a fake or a phony. i mean, maybe somewhere out in one of the suburbs. but people see through it right away and that's kind of chicago. >> anthony: what other characteristics of a true chicagoan would be stereotypically true? >> bruce: i think you've got to make at least a little effort to be -- to not be a pussy. i think you've got to