. >> originally got the complaint tb jocelyn and daniel she's in the audience was complaining about the noise i checked out it out i went by on a wednesday they had the band that day and immediately when i walked into daniels apartment the noise was really loud a thin wall like a wall separates the restaurant from her stairwell and the stairwell is open no door that separates the door from the apartment and the sound is loud in here establishment at least that was on that night and for sure we've talked and there's been a more complaints beyond the sound it is pretty loud in her apartment i didn't need a sound like meter to know there is a violation that's a concern of mine and basically yeah, that's i mean, if you have any other questions. >> if you don't mind the wall between the venue and the stairwell that leads to her apartment is thin. >> so the picture. >> can i have the picture. >> to the right to the right. >> her door is on the right. >> oh i see the door. >> so right next to their share a wall several walls that's kind of the area that the band played. >> was the sound coming

. >> please good evening connor legislation aid to london breed we had so much fun working with jocelyn and cammy we thought how can we spend more time with them as the entertainment commission i want to congratulate newest commissioner commissioner cavanes am i saying that right. i saw her at the rules committee you faced two other strong candidates so congratulations and i'm butter you up more before we go on to the legislation you know it was a tough one the truth is we starting looking at want relationship between new residential development and night time vupdz because of the rad major building the independent as well as supervisor breed were concerned this could say put immunizations on elements in the community an they might the the sound like work or shutting do you think that's concerning that got us thinking about citywide as jocelyn mentioned as the city it creating more and more housing in neighborhoods that were commercial or light industrial we're seeing the housing in conflicts with a long time scrawny and seen a lot of venues go out of business club come back month and a

move on to item 67 is the discussion and possible action 0 for the approval of the special action jocelyn. >> yes. that's me another memo that looks like lee the other memo on this item just to be brief there's a part of 1060 that was passed some years ago actually that allowed this commission to create a special permit for certain things this conversation is going to center around which dates and understanding what we mean by this procedure ultimately breaks down to the city gets busy on certain 40i8dz this is a holiday so and there is especially new years eve the intendedcy for people to do parties in odd places and people to do thing you you know a little bit last night they ought to that trickles down to our office and the police department in various points to respond with our permission implement a special procedure for whatever days you think are appropriate so we can approve with conditions we don't normally approve or disapprove and again this is coming from a code section that is attached if you want to read the actual code section behind the memo that allows you to do this no o

the night life from the office of economic workforce development joined here by jocelyn the executive director of entertainment commission and jointly leading the working group over the past 9 ms. supervisor kim thank you for your leadership on this and thank you to the mayor as well for his support with the release of that report today we've reached an important milestones for the late night transportation group with that map we have the next steps to improve the late night transportation for the san francisco workers and visitors and also want to thank the must be of the working group including our partners thank you office of economic workforce development we've spent a lot of 7, 8, 9 over the last 9 months the title is the other 9 to 5 on one level attempting to be cleaver but the nevertheless, our work the early morning workers and the need they have around transportation in n early in the process we 0 leader this was not a challenge for that the night life but many industries involving late night xhoourdz commuters that are effected in order for our city to thrive as a 24-hour c

sound like work or shutting do you think that's concerning that got us thinking about citywide as jocelyn mentioned as the city it creating more and more housing in neighborhoods that were commercial or light industrial we're seeing the housing in conflicts with a long time scrawny and seen a lot of venues go out of business club come back month and accident sound like factory the leksz ton club and the bottom of the hill facing pressure and lucky 18 maybe displaced entirely by housing those face different circumstances that are unique no director heinecke denying that housing is transmitting to the pressures on night time so we have to make sure they both co-exist just to emphasize that if you look at the controllers report a couple ever years ago bars and venues asia that's right bring $800 million in spending and 43 percent of the bay area resident from outside the city that visit san francisco do so primarily to visit one of the establishment their incredibly important culturally and social your dedicating our time to serving the industry we sat down with cammy and jocelyn and residen

will be the process that's where clearly we struck a nervous with everyone but just to reiterate jocelyn said we don't get the 40 days i don't recall where that came from it was thrown out there as a possible date i think we all know in the at the end e he said if this is an event this commission and city wants we're going to try i mean one thing about chief suhr i've never known him to hit a threshold it's something the city wants he'll do the best of his ability to get it done i don't want people to think this was a way to stretch things out from my prospective from the police department you thought today was primarily about are those the dates and is that the dial and why not thanksgiving or commission or whatever kind of discussion but as far as the policies and procedures down the road that's another dialog. >> we're not trying to step on the toes of the police department i think for mow me i saw the dates but the meat we're talking about is the procedure so i think to call the question we could approve the dates and know kind of have our staff come back with a suggestion on procedu

so jocelyn your supposed to stand up there too jocelyn thank you for all being here this is a small fraction of the 32 hundred people that ben radical on line i'll be happy to answer any questions i want to again, thank you yourself staff for the effort and look forward to our questions and hopefully support. >> very good thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners adam taylor i apologize he wasn't able to be here i apologize i'm losing my voice as a strong advocate for embarrassing san francisco night time i'll troud proud to be here and thank you to supervisor breed and her staff as a result of an impact study the night life entertainment business generates $4.2 billion annually this is critical we create much needed housing not to undermine night life in the city when our building housing we need to understand that means moving into 0 community where 09 venues we can't have people moving next to a night life entertainment place and examining we have to find a critical way for both to survive thank you. >> ms. cuisine and jocelyn cane entertainment commission i'm going to be really brief i

entertainment yet you during the entire 8 years no commissioner tenant any of the community meetings jocelyn tenant two or three but in general every month we met three or four or 5 times complete neighbor fantastic parks and entertainment and the full task force and many of the meetings were held in our neighborhood as well the particulary democracy you think you can sit around and philosophy sisters and vote to dismantle 8 years of the community work all the other recent community plans were written by the planning department staff as far as the attempt goes in the word of dan schneider oh no, we're not going to open that can of worms there market and octavia and dog patch the north mission so on you've got nothing about in western selma a process that involves hundred of neighbors who live and work and play south of market we met plastic on entertainment more than 60 times that's 6 zero times not a perfect plan you want to do some meaningful medi-cal take on the eastern neighborhoods where entertainment is frozen in place or better yet district 8 the entertainment is use status and how of

. >> you'll notice the lovely jocelyn cane has been working with us from day one ultimately your question is spot on and the onerous is on here it's an opportunity this really helps them to exercise in their mandate to oversee it and see that remains as strong as it is mr. johnson thank you, again, for the presentation this morning so in the spirit of what you're doing dbi has not objection but as the commission here the unat the end consequences trying to get to the bottom of and i know as a bar owner once upon a time, i ever had one in the city i enjoyed that business at this time we had an entertainment license it was a consist going on basis people move forward in and out of the neighborhood your revisiting and someone who new to your point earlier has moved in and has an objection this legislation captures that it is the second piece of the legislation that captures that lets talk about the sound i know i have not immediately talked about that i understand your restricted not in the business of trying to figure out what the sound is if you have a builder and neighborhood working toge

smith and jocelyn i think we need more work on in facade impression including the window cross section i'm otherwise in support i'm not quite sure how to continue it in the difficult discussion about the front facade this is it is a complicated project. >> i cannot make a motion i don't have a problem with the design the stairwell needs a safety feature but guarantee i don't have a problem with the budget overall. >> to address that commissioner moore concern is this something that you wanted to see again? or is it something you want to condition the project to have staff work with the project sponsor >> i'm xhoufbl your work with the project sponsor my concern is the way the residential design team needs to push the project. >> commissioner hillis i'm generally okay. can you explain that the issue that the neighbor was talking about in what weighing what you've done to accommodate it you've set back a little bit on that side can you explain what is going on in the corner of the building with the supply. >> the front. >> yeah. >> okay so i'll use the overhead it is easier to see so her

i'm speaking on behalf of california music association first, i want to thank supervisor wiener and jocelyn cane and others for leading this group and for inviting c mac to be part of the transportation group we believe that san francisco is hesitate in the direction of a twenty-four hour 7 community and exceeded that more and more night time folks will not be living in san francisco for this reason we feel the future of san francisco is enter twined with the surrounding community of the bay area and san francisco needs to take the lead for the night time transportation we feel the long term bart needs to round 24/7 and can't wave a magic wound but the proposals by the working group and this committee are a fantastic first step toward the future of the last night transportation and san francisco is one the premier cities in the united states and possibly the world we think it's time the transportation reflect that. >> thank you very much. >> hello tom one the co-owners of the decreeing bar i want to share one of the employees conferees actually rode up on her bicycle and was saying this is

. >> i submitted two applications because i was told that jocelyn spoke to from the economic development department that we had to get two permits, one for mandel plaza and one 1 for third street. that's why i submitted two applications. i'm concerned that once we move we are going to move activities inside the opera house and outside because we have this great new area and i would like that to be covered as well. >> the inside is going to be a different issue. >> we have an inside permit already. >> okay. i guess the bottom line what we have in front of us is mandel plaza. >> i understand. hang on one second. we did have two permit applications. i don't know why they didn't end up here, but under direction from the commission we can handle the second permit administratively. we don't have to come back here since the discussion is the same. mandel plaza has a different underlying jurisdiction, the department is in charge of one side and not on the other side of the street. without getting complicated tonight, if the instruction is the same regarding the amplified sound we can address thi

. >> jocelyn. >> when you guys took the bus obviously nobody knows did you have people on the bus. >> if you want to take home any article behind you you'll see in this case because we had bart board members bart was somewhat concerned something got tweeted out and folks were activated to the bart shut down the punishment i guess is considered the financial punishment the fact that was an opportunity for the task what is they going to do that was politicalized there were bart police as well i can't speak to i mean - yeah. unless i take is again without the entunneling it's important this task force to also remind everyone and ourselves that the folks that take this kind of service often this is our lifeline service this is the only way they get around just because the only criteria for success ought not to be how many people are riding that's one thing yes, but this is a vital service to the people in particular there are other things that weigh more than just simply - >> once we get the network we've got this people don't know they can pickup at those stops once again once again we g

. >> good morning jocelyn cane entertainment commission your. >> (repeated.) >> the constitution of the united states. job to deal with the conflicts i'm hopeful this legislation will cut that down substantially i lost my mind when i look ated the pipeline and the city across the board mayor's office and everyone says we need new housing we have a problem and no one is anti development but we've never had the opportunity to have those communications this legislation is at the very early early start of that as far as like are there protected no that's going to remain our job conflicts will come and complaints will come at least the early communications noted across the board will help to reduce that because i always say this will be people that want to be right and people that want to be happy in san francisco we mostly want to be happy and if they're right they may not be happy and welcome to my world and yourselves too but ideally we'll create more people happy and remarkably in their exceptions don't that make sense. >> i know you all sort of determine the priorities around those comp

maria struggled in school and eventually dropped out but she wants more for her 9-year-old daughter jocelyn who dreams of becoming a nurse or a veterinarian. >> i'm proud. she wants to go somewhere bigger than i am. >> reporter: the county is opening two high schools designed specifically for recent immigrants and the naacp is furious. >> this is a very awkward position. because black and brown, they say we had the same struggles. we don't have the same struggles. we came here from years of slavery. people who are arriving now coming on their own free accord. >> reporter: the inttiernaonal schools are slated to open in august. bruce leshan, wusa 9. >>> the international schools are starting with a $3 million grant from the carnegie foundation but it will take millions of dollars more in county money to run them. >>> your sidewalks may still look like this but cherry blossom season will be here sooner than you know it. i'm stephanie ramirez with today's kick-off. >> and putting pilots in a dangerous situation. how lasers and spotlights can bring down a helicopter. no one in my family has gon

democr jocelyn pena melnyk says she will run for the job donna edwards is vacating. p she represents parts of prince gey and anne arundel county. barbara mikulski is retiring and edwards is running for her seat. >>> in the day ahead, bge will inspect towers, power poles and other. the inspections will happen during the day in an a run kell prince georgcounty calvert, carroll and frederick counties. they expect to complete the inspections by the end of the month. bge will identify any damage and schedule repairs. >>> you are going to run into road work this morning along 95 in stafford county. two southbound lanes are closed as vdot repair as bridge deck. the lanes will reopen at 11:00 a.m.. >>> a popular slug line may be g big commuter headaches at one park and ride. vdot officials will now monitor the stafford borough boulevardgarrisonville after backups were seen. the lot had been resigned to ease commuting but these issues may send vdot back to the drawing board. vdot will talk to the people who use those slug lines to hear their thoughts. >>> about 2,000 are sign

music venue that may impact you there that maybe noise and people on the sidewalks know that and jocelyn made good comments that she interactions with people that come to the commission because they toured a residence on tuesday afternoon they move in and friday night is a different story ultimately we want people to be happy as well as allow the venues to continue to operate and the fourth component is your commission actually have has the authority of the police code to modify the increase of the amount of sound we want to say if there's conflicts between a new venue the entertainment commission can exercise that authority and here's criteria to evaluate lounge has the probation officer been there so we can clarify the process so there are options rather than the restrictions on the venue that's been in the neighborhood for a long time this is ultimately about starting the communication and bringing the venue and aprons to the table how can we preempt problems that are commissioner pating's and we want to protect the venues but at the same time as i said we want to make sure that peopl

neighborhood anticipating noise outside of eating establishment so hopefully this will hid it off and jocelyn there's 3 hundred and 50 entertainment places we've heard about the closings and the high profile one 10 years ago was that lower higher or lower. >> it's been amazing consistent that is a surprise to me i think it is bans where entertainment a permitted and not permitted i think it is incredibly consistent year to year i've been doing that 12 years now with the entertainment commission. >> and i tried to look for a definition if our document we hear a lot about assigned is a place of entertainment defined by sound. >> no, that definition of entertainment is located in the police code it is almost any type of performance along with the food and beverage. >> that's the entertainment. >> right so just to - you know if there isn't an issue a poetry place that don't poetry reading it's a place of entertainment that is not a big impact to the neighborhood how will that work if the entertainment is within 3 hundred feet it is your consideration if there's not an issue you'll pass on a heari

. >> delegate jocelyn pena is sponsoring the bill. >>> "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 . >>> developing this morning, a call to police reroutes officers to a dead body. the mystery police are trying to solve surrounding this murder. >> switching gear, we're waking up to a chilly thursday morning, but it won't last long. >> yeah drying out this morning nicely as you can see, the temperatures are comfortable. we're in the low to mid-40s around the region right now. and as we take a look at radar, it's scanning our sky and not picking up any rain around the region. radar showing just a clear sky now and things are drying out, although a lot of that show that still lingers north aptnd west of us is putting water on the roads. farther south anar

however, we did come across a woman who lives in what's referred to as the jocelyn building. she was very concerned. she came outside and was asking me questions. i'm trying to get the information to give to her. it's real tough sometimes when you're dealing with the federal government and trying to get information about these things. it would be nice if we had a little more information to give especially for the people in this neighborhood but then again they're in charge and we're continuing to follow their investigation. >> thanks shomari. >>> other news a man was pulled from a pond in prince george's county this afternoon has died. that pond is on chaddsford lake drive in brandywine. dive teams were called in there just after 4:00 this afternoon. the rescuers believe the man was in that water for at least 50 minutes, that's ten minutes short of an hour. before they pulled him out. crews could be seen performing cpr on the man as they loaded him into an ambulance. investigators are still trying to figure out how that man ended up in that water. >>> some of the passengers i

. >> jocelyn visits mickey d's on a weekly basis but she took a break saying the announcement doesn't sway her to one side or the other. >> everybody has different -- people consume different foods. i feel with me personally, it wouldn't change much. >> however, that change is welcome news to a consumer group that stands up to powerful interest. >> they're giving antibiotics daily to animals in food and water to prevent illnesses and promote faster growth. this is unnecessary inappropriate and makes all of us less safe. >> according to them 70% of antibiotics sold are used in livestock and chickens. restaurant owner kevin tang said he's gone to great length to avoid that poultry. >> we cook the chicken fresh every day. that's something a lot of restaurants can't say. >> some people the announcement is meant to bolster sales as they've seen a decline in recent years. others wondering if it's too late. >> i like they're trying to improve their food. for me i do not like eating there. >> american icon simply trying to retain its golden symbol. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> a

. >> jocelyne says i will miss it but i understand so please keep the comments coming. >>> moving on federal railroad investigators will be in northern illinois the scene of a fiery train derailment. >> six cars of an oil train came off the tracks and burst into flames. nobody injured. the second derailment of an oil train the past few weeks and this could have been a whole lot worse. more than 100 cars in that train were carrying oil. >> the coast guard came to the rescue of a hiker taking a shortcut across a frozen lake. he was spotted on lake st. clair not far from detroit and the coast guard says he wasn't dressed for the weather and wouldn't have lasted much longer out there. the windchill on the lake about 6 below, the 25-year-old american told them he was walking from detroit to toronto. >>> an armed robbery suspect is behind bars after this dramatic high-speed chase in south carolina. police pursued the driver in that white pickup. you see it there in the middle of the screen goes through three county at one point he runs into the median. you see it there, spins around and st

today democrat jocelyn pena melnick said she'll run for the job representative donna edwards is vacatinge represents parts of prince george and anne arundel counties. senator a mikulski is retiring and congresswoman edwards is running for her seat. >>> the cherry blossom fest starts friday and this year reebok and adidas are getting in on the excitement. check out some of their new cherry blossom-themed sneakers. the reebok ventilators are available now. they're go going to set you back about $145. they partnered with wizards''s guard john wall for the high top version that cost $115. the so-called judge. wall 1 will be available on -- so-called jfm wall 1 will be available on friday. >>> st. patrick's day isn't unl tuesday, but people were seeing g this afternoon. revelers made their way down constitution avenu for the parade. year's theme is irish heart in the nation's capital. man, they had a pretty nice day. a little windy, but nice day. now what's going to happen next? >> tomorrow our temperature are actually going to be warm. highs in the mid 60s. we'll have plenty of clouds. i thi

. >> hi my name is jocelyn morris founder and designer and ceo of free endearment handbags and accessoriesi've spoken to so many women who can't afford a new handbag every season only to have it go out of style. i'm sure you've had the same experience. as a result, i decided to start this company, a fashion-forward handbags that are affordably priced leather, high quality, and we use the same shapes season after season so they never go out of style. >> i know these women feel like they're talking right now. how much money are you looking for? >> we're looking to raise $100,000. >> and you've been featured in? >> been featured in "glamour" magazine "people style watch" and "in style." >> and how long have you been around? >> four or five years. >> got it okay. i'm going to give you two of these. >> thank you. >> here i'll trade you. i want one, from one to ten, the product. one to ten, the pitch. and i'm going to give you a chance to say one other thing about your company, if we missed anything. genevieve? you, i'm just going to tell you a quick story about genevieve. genevieve pitched her

and state delegate the jocelyn pena melnyk is also running for the fourth district's congressional seat. the democrat announced her bid yesterday. pena melnyk represents parts of prince geo and anne arundel counties. >>> a maryland family is mourning the loss of a child killed as she crossed the street with her grand other. they brought teddy bears and balloons to the intersection where she was hit. she was hit 197 and old chapel road. the driver of the van did stop. >>> today montgomery county council will conr a bill that will keep chemicals away there your home. it would b pesticide. o publi hearings earlier this year attracted a lot of attention. the committee meets at account 30 this mornin rockville. >>> also today, new parking restrictio go i to effect in the district following snow delays. crews will begin sweeping neighborho streets. megan mcgrath is live in mount plea with more on what we need to know to avoid a ticket. >> reporte well, good morning, what you need to know is what is the day that your street is swept. that's the biggest piece of informatio you can see behind me

mounted patrol so the county launched a renaming contest and the winner was just revealed. 11-year-old jocelyned the new name spartan because she says it fits his personality. she was honored at the spring county festival over the weekend. that's it. for the "action news" time i'm shirleen al k. myself and jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody. meteorologist cecily tynan rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪♪ >> federal investigators have joined the search for clues in a plane crash that took two lives over the weekend. happened just after takeoff at brandywine airport in chester county. and the victims have still not bee

.> jocelyn pena melnyk is also running. she announced her bid yesterday. she represents part of prince ge ane arundel counties. >>> a bill will be considered to keep chemicals away there your home. it would most lawn pesticides. public hearings earlier this year attracted a lot of attention on both sides of this issue. th committee meets at 9:30 this morning in rockville. >>> also today, leaders will remind you don't drink and drive on st. patrick's day. the national highway traffic safety administration reports that 55% of all traffic deaths on st. patrick's day are caused by drunk drivers. you can get a free ride home the sober ride program will begin at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow and run until 4:00 a.m. wednesday morning. go to nbc washington and search sober ride on your mobile app for the number to call for that free ride. up to a $30 fare will be free. >>> about 2,000 people signed up for a pub crawl in arlington this weekend according to the "washington " which says the number is only half as big as last year. the change comes with new rules for pub crawls.

but she wants more for her 9-year-old daughter jocelyn who dreams of becoming a nurse or veterinarian i'm proud. i have a daughter and wants to do something bigger than i am. >> reporter: nearly half the students trying to learn english in prince george's county schools drop out before graduateing. so the county is opening two high schools designed specifically for recent immigrants. and the naacp is furious. >> it goes back to separate but equal. and we fought that battle 50 years ago. >> reporter: naacp president bob ross fears schools will spend millions on latinos and take money from african americans who need help too. his words can be jarring. >> this is a very awkward position. because black and brown, we had the same struggles. but we don't have the same struggles because we came here from years of slavery and moved forward. people who are arriving now coming on their own free accord. >> reporter: advocates on the school's ceo insists the plan costs international schools and some place in langley park are not about taking resources from one group and giving them to another. th

is dedication a beautiful picture but the visibility was greatly reduced by the falling snow and jocelyn tweeted this one out scooter got the short little legs had a hard time getting outside. that is rick's dog you need to keep your pets warm because temperatures are dropping off. and visibility is showing where the snow is falling millville .8 mile visibility and still low clouds in philadelphia. wildwood atlantic city airport and beach haven the visibility is.8 of a mile. temperatures in the 30s and the heavy wet snow and then the snow got lighter through the day and temperatures the were falling millville 22 and trenton 20 and reading and lancaster 19 degrees, as we head through the evening hours temperatures are plummeting by midnight we are looking at clear skies and 5 in the poconos and 13 in reading and tomorrow morning, temperatures dropping near record cold, so the snow is moving out. and 2 in allentown a record in philadelphia that is a record low, and the bus stop forecast the kids are going back tomorrow maybe some delays and temperatures only in the teens it's going to be c

delegate jocelyn pena melnyk also announced she's going to join the race.join former lieutenant governor anthony brown and former state's attorney glen ivey in what is already a youed field. edwards will be running for the senate seat left open by the retiring barbara mikulski. >>> a new collaboration to end homelessness in our area. d.c. mayor muriel bowser prince george's county executive rush earn baker and montgomery county executive ike leggett signed an agreement today, maybing a commitment for all three areas to better integrate their housing resources and their client information to better serve the homeless. >> this is a unique challenge because within our three jurisdictions there are no boundaries for homelessness. people can easily move across montgomery county into the district into prince george's county and back and forth. they people throughout this region right in this room having a meal today. >> the homeless facility progress place in silver spring hosted today's event. >>> he admitted to having sexual contact with a student at a beltsvil