vice chair joseph: i am not done. i am asking -- you say you were under the impression you had a permit. you have a piece of paper that said you had a permit is what you said to me. >> i came in front of the commission and -- vice chair joseph: i was asking you to show me the piece of paper you have that said you had a permit. i mean, ignorance is no excuse. i am sorry. let me go on while he is looking. i understand about the sound stuff. but there are a couple of things in the security plan that concern me. occupancy is 157. you say we will have one during the week and three on weekend nights. but the statute says you have to have one to 100. 157 means you have to have two if you have entertainment present. >> that is understandable. we did not plan to have events over 100 people during the week. vice chair joseph: have we ever settled the argument for patrons present versus patrons on the occupancy level? >> i do not believe it has been settled. there is some distinction. i do not have a good answer for you now. vic

vice chairman joseph, i want to add a comment. if you elect to make that amendment, i suggest you choose language we can enforce and maybe define the word "holiday" -- something like federal or state, are recognized by the city and county, or something along those lines so we do not get into an ambiguity. i am sure we could find every day of the year a holiday if we wanted. vice chair joseph: thank you for that advice. i appreciate that. president newlin: could you speak to the legality regarding the service of food and once food service stops and patrons have to be over 21 years old? >> i appreciate were council is coming from, attorney renny. an abc type 47 license is open to the general public. that means it is unrestricted age premises. there have been examples where well intended clubs have attempted to restrict access and have had applications filed against them by the abc due to age discrimination. i think that is what the counselor is referring to. had this been a type 48 application, it would have been a moot point. i app

enter joseph gallo, brother to wine entrepreneurs ernest and julio.oseph broke way from the family wine business in the eighties and took a handwritten recipe for making cheese and followed his dreams, all the way to merced county. he remained farming there until he passed away in 2007. but now his son michael and grandson peter are working to advance joseph's dream of sustainable farming and thus continue the gallo legacy in agriculture. >> i get to learn a lot on the farm, and my dad has a wealth of knowledge. he learned a lot from his dad, so, you know, we've been a family farm since 1946, so there's a lot of history there. and every day is a new adventure, and there's always lot to learn. >> just like the family's wine business, which is the largest family-owned winery in the world, nothing is done small around here either. with more than $3 billion in cheese sales annually, joseph farms is one of california's largest cheese making operations. making everything from mozzarella to pepper jack to sharp cheddar. they see the process of cheese making

. >> ken joseph is with the assyri alliance. they recently met to talk about forming a christian province. joseph says getting the different groups to agree says it was nothing short of a miracle. >> they put away all their arguments and did it. >> prime targets are muslim extremists biggest attack on october 31st, members of an al-qaeda group attacked a church in baghdad leaving 68 people dead. they are wondering if it is time to leave the homeland despite caing to state. >> these difficult days appealing to you to be consnt to the faith and love and soil of this homeland. >> hundreds of christian families began fleeing to the kurdistan region of northern iraq. >> best of times and worth. best because people have freedom. can do things, church can do things they have ver done before. also the worst because you have forces that are desperate to keep the success from ever accomplishing its goals. >> since october several more people ve lost their lives, including a christian shopkeeper shot in the city of mosul. >> christians hav

franz joseph was the first to promote the beauty of the region. he built his summer home here, and from then on, this became the warm-weather playground for the empire's nobility. the resort town of st. wolfgang is perched on one of the most romantic lakes in the area. on summer days, the town streets swell with visitors. if you drive here, it's best to park your car and explore the town on foot. since the 12th century, long before it became a vacation resort, the town was a place of pilgrimage. it was built on the same land that st. wolfgang built an early monastery. the parish church sits above the lake in the center of town. modern pilgrims flock here to admire the famous 15th-century altar by tyrolean master michael pacher. this carved and painted masterpiece is considered a high point of gothic art for its unity of composition. the salzkammergut has long been famous for its health spas, and nearby bad ischl is one of austria's most fashionable spa towns. we're stopping in to indulge in treatments offered by kaisertherme spa. thanks to the ric

joseph and mary fled to egypt. journey predict by the prophet sea and fulfilled in the gospel of matthew. >> hosea 11:1, isaiah was a child i loved him, my son. some say it was misqted. non sense. his audience would know the whole verse, when israel was a child, i loved hi just as it happened to israel, so it happened to the messiah. you have this pattern over and over again. >> nowhere is it more powerful than the book of isaiah. spoke of a child born of a virgin, wonderful counselor, mighty god, ever lastingfather and prince of peace. words of isaiah were copied by scribes hidden in caves and protected more than 2,000 years when the dead sea scrolls were redisvered found completely in tact. >> one scroll that has had more impact upon the world's than any other scroll that was found here is the great isaiah scroll. >> this is the oldest known copy of the book of isaiah. it is the only one we have today. it existed before the birth of christ. >> there we have a scroll from around 100 b.c. nearly as well preserved a

now, i hate to keep on harping on joseph nye, but joseph and i really is, teaches at harvard, is very much a representative of our foreign policy class. you can read joseph nye's book on soft power, and not read one word about what pope john paul ii did in poland in his role in the fall of the soviet empire. john paul, because of john paul you had 1 million people in the central square in warsaw chanting we want god, we want god. you can't imagine the feelings -- you can imagine the feelings of polish communist elite holed up in the offices above the square watching a million people yelling we want god, and fearing that the pope might to say something that would lead him to go get their atheist tormentors. but he doesn't recognize that. nye does not recognize that. nye does not take seriously that a certain politicized belief in god has laid any number of muslims to want to kill americans. and does not recognize the fact that a certain lack of belief in god prevents the american government from taking those threats seriously. moving on with regards to diplomacy, the peculiar language

>> commissioner joseph, hang on one second. you want to speak but if we do this in an orderly fashion, i think we'll get through this and be clear about what is in front of the commission tonight and what is issues related to the police and the a.b.c. and so it would be i think probably the best for now if you -- if the applicants don't have any further information to present, that we allow officer dalton to come to the microphone and then -- it's unlikely. because this is not really a debate. the commission at this point has the ability to do a variety of things. and so they will discuss that. and if they have any questions for you, they'll ask you back up to the microphone. but that's pretty much the way we keep order. >> if i may. i think there's a discrepancy. i didn't hear the officer say we were going to be open until midnight only. >> so for clarity purposes, the conditions you're looking at here are conditions related to your entertainment permit. these are under consideration right now. the commission is the body that

likening the rejection to the story of mary and joseph. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. "this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> tonight an oakland homeowner had to deal with a large pine that fell from a neighbor's backyard on thornhill drive and landed on his roof. no one was hurt but now the roof is covered in tarps. >>> let's get the latest on the next run of rain from meteorologist jim bernard. hi, jim. >> hey, ann. more wind and rain headed our way tonight adding to the soaking ground out there. as i get out of the way you can see just off the coast here, slug of moisture headed in our destruction. all day long we got a nice little break across the city as most of the rain remained to the north and south of us. that's going to change in the overnight hours. we will take a closeup look coming up in your complete forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right, jim. thank you very much. >>> despite a bit of the break in the storm this is still dumping lots of snow. in sierra tonight a winter storm warning above 5000 feet and areas above 7000 feet could see

>> i just like to thank ad hoc committee chairperson joseph. and jocelyn kane for working hard to get this opinion from the city attorney. i know it was -- >> thank you. >> not an easy task. and i will fully go home and read it. >> thank you very much. >> ok. any public comment on this? jocelyn, you brought your mother here. and not making any -- >> not saying a word. no. i'm sorry. [laughter] >> all right. next item. item number seven. hearing and possible action regarding applications for permits under the jurisdiction of the entertainment commission. item a, rodriguez, marco, d.b.a. rocketfish, 1469 18th street, place of entertainment. >> commissioners, this is an application for a place of entertainment. the applicant applied for this in mid october to add what the application says a small band and d.j. to his restaurant and lounge located on petura hill at 18th and connecticut. this is the location of the late and great lingba lounge that some of you might remember. there is a liquor license on the premises and the applicant, the business

joseph's of its affiliation with the catholic church. >> instead of treating the disease, st. joseph's decided that the healthy 11-week-old baby should be directly killed. >> reporter: but the hospital ceo said that is not true. >> our first priority is to save both patients. if that is not possible, we always save the life we can save. >> reporter: today, we heard from people in the anti-abortion community who applauded bishop olmstead. >> that was a courageous, moral decision by the bishop. >> reporter: but we heard from critics of the bishop today, including some catholics, as well as a slew of doctors, who used words like frustrating, troubling and horrible. critics say this case exemplifies the problem of hospitals that have religious affiliations. in fact, according to one recent survey, one-fifth of doctors who work at such institutions have had conflicts over religious policy. dr. debra stulberg conducted that study. >> my concern is that the catholic directives can get in the way of doctors doing what they really think is best for their patients. >> reporter: as for t

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and how they were rejected on christmas night. >> it's where mary, joseph and jesus were looking fora place to stay, and this is dreamers, too because we consider this our country, a country we love and want to give back to. >> reporter: lee told her story to church goers after the re-enactment and described her disappointment about the vote. she was hoping to go to uc berkeley. now she is focusing on her january deportation date. >> i was born in peru but i don't know anyone there now. i was brought here when is i was nine. >> the bill's rejection is bad news for steve lee, who also made headlines when he was jailed in september. senator dianne feinstein introduced a private bill to temporarily delay his deportation to peru. his lawyer says he could be deported as early as next year when feinstein's bill expires. >> in the debate critics called the dream act a back door to amnesty. >> this bill is a law that, at its fundamental core, is a reward for illegal activity. >> this is the only country they have ever known. and all they're asking for is a chance to serve this nation. >> on

and joseph survived only because she stopped her car. >> we went and saw him a few days ago. my daughter and i went to the hospital. he looked great. >> reporter: do you feel like the two of you will always have a connection? >> always. >> reporter: the house still stands. >> i'm happy that we're here. we're sad because our neighbors should be too. there's no rhyme or reason why we're here and they're not. >> reporter: this family was celebrating. all that remains is a lonely shed and small section of fence. >> dealing with the issues is very painful. it's very painful to sit and think about everything you lost. >> just a block away, they rent a house. they can't even fathom when they'll be able to rebuild and move bah into their own home. >> sometimes it's hard. >> i don't know. i feel so unreal and i guess i feel if i keep looking at it long enough it will feel real, but it still doesn't. >> a reality that's even tougher to face during the holidays. in sanbruno, cbs5. >> checking other bay area headlines, fso is denying allegations that security at the airport is lacking, b

jonathan josephs has more. >> for the bolivians comet is a most unwelcome christmas present. -- for the bolivians, it is a most unwelcome christmas present. the heavy subsidies can no longer continue. profiteers' often take advantage by smuggling the cheap fuel out of the country and sell it in neighboring nations -- profiteers often take advantage. the money, instead of going abroad, should stay in the country, to benefit bolivians, so what does it mean to bolivian consumers? a liter of regular gasoline has gone up to around 91 cents from about 53 cents. there are now fears of higher food prices and inflation in one of the poorest countries. the exploitation of their long oil and gas reserves has been an issue. >> the production of fuel has gone down drastically in the country. you must remember, in bolivia, oil companies received about $20 per barrel. it is three times that much elsewhere. >> the government says it will freeze some things to mitigate the impact, but previous increases in fuel prices have led to mass protests. jonathan josephs, bbc news. >> last summer, millions of peo

i would rather have no mormons, no missionaries, notes joseph smith. do we grant to hamas and hezbollah, both of who will tell you and incessantly do, look at our charitable work. without us defending the poor, where would they be? they are right. they do a great deal of charitable work. it is nothing compared to the harm they do. but it is a great deal of work all the same. [applause] i am also familiar with the teachings of the great rabbi hillel. there is the injunction not to do to another what would be repulse of to yourself. that is found with confucius. it is found in the heart of every person in this room. everybody knows that much. [applause] we do not require divine permission to know right from wrong. we do not need tablets administered to us, 10 at a time in tablet form, on pain of death, to be able to have a moral argument. no, -- [applause] we have the reasoning and the moral persuasionf socrates and our own abilities. we do not need dictatorship to give us right from wrong. thank you. [applause] >> mr. blair, and will give you an additio

. >> reporter: mark joseph is the salesman in charge. the passengers, soon to be retirees and investors looking for a bargain. >> this is in the southwest section of cape coral. and i will tell you all about it when we get in the house. please watch your step exiting. >> reporter: first house on the gulf of mexico built in 2006 sold within months for $491,000. >> it's back on the market for 261,000, that's 53 cents on the last mortgage price. feel free to walk around. >> reporter: free they felt, walk around they did. and english investor louis james, at least, liked what he saw at a discount of nearly 50%. >> this looks a lot better condition than a lot of the places i've seen. >> how many place does you have in england. >> mid 20s. i'm looking to buy someplaces over here now because it's better weather and i think there's a lot of opportunity. >> reporter: so if you are questioning if it's the right time to buy, it is definitely the right time to buy. you need to look at the numbers, look at the stats and for those of you that like num

our guest has been joseph persico. his book is called "roo to view this and other booknotes programs on line, visit booknotes.org. >> "capitol hill cooks" is the name of the book. the is linda bauer. booktv usually doesn't talk about cook looks at why would we want to talk to you? >> this is cooking for a cause. 50% of all the proceeds and the royalties and advance go to homes for our troops so build homes free of charge and gives him a wheelchair accessible home and who wouldn't want to know the favorite recipes of george washington and president obama with notes about why they like the recipes? >> what what is president obama's recipe in your book? >> he has a running in cheese and shrimp linguine. >> how did you get access to those recipes? >> the beauty of that was my husband was the longest-serving aide in history and i was an intern during watergate so i knew a lot of the folks and i godfrey recipe books books before the american series and given them to charity so this is two books in one or the same price. is a

she says she was running from his neighbor's house, joseph brewer. she pounded on his door, saying someone was after her. he called 911 but she took off, vanishing into the wields. >> i could have saved that girl if i had known something was going to happen. >> reporter: her mother and sister believe she called 911 on her own. >> her last phone call was 23 minutes to 911. when she was grabbed and put into the truck. the police missed her by five minutes. >> she was basically running away trying to leave and he -- it was heard, get away from me and she was running and knocking on neighbor's doors. >> he's trying to kill me help me. >> reporter: police searched joseph brewer's home and towed this suv but will not comment. brewer did speak to abc news from inside his mother's house. >> the truth will come out. >> reporter: reports say he admitted gilbert was at a party at his home but became agitated and left. >> this picture was taken if february. >> reporter: lorraine is another mother waiting news for his daughter megan. >> my mother's intuition is t

my wife and i knew joseph quite well. so the location is one that is somewhat built for success in that regard. i visited the location and got a little more familiar with the back room. i was not as much before. i appreciate the changes which have been made as far as the venting and the concept of the interior space that allows for much more to win -- more queing than about zero at the other location. it is my hope, and i feel fairly certain that ike and the rest of the management understand fully, what problems were created before and why, the fact that they illicit opposition which is not good for any retail establishment, let alone for the city i trust we will find out at the report within a year that this will be taken care of. >> you have a motion on the floor for approval with some modifications -- the deletion of condition 5, to add to condition 6 language about killing -- queing, and to add language that there should be a report back in about a year on the status of the project. on that motion -- commissioner anto

we have duty manager joseph walsh with me and we'll get the update from you as far as how many flights are canceled and to and from where at this point? >> okay. so far we have 20 inbound flights from a combination of cities, jfk, philadelphia and boston to sfo that have been canceled. and six outbound flights to boston and jfk that have been canceled. >> reporter: is that for the whole day? is that just for this morning? what time range are we talking about? >> those are just the earlier flights that are leaving the east coast and earlier flights that leave from sfo toward the east coast. flights later on in the day, there's still a possibility they might be able to take off and arrive from boast destinations. >> reporter: so those numbers could change during the morning. what is the best advice for passengers who have a flight booked for today? >> our best advice is to contact your airlines before coming to the airport to see if the flight has been canceled and we also suggest that our parking lots are rather full right now, so we suggest using the cell phone lot which is only a thre

mary's cathedral mary and joseph go door-to-door seeking shelter only to be turned down.hristmas pageant has come to have special meaning for undocumented immigrants. >> the sense of looking for shelter, of looking for refuge like mary and joseph in bethleham really speaks to our experience coming from another country in search of shelter. >> reporter: and being turned down as they were again by the u.s. senate. it failed by five votes. it would have put 2 million undocumented young people on a path to citizenship, if they graduated from high school, joined the military or attended college. this 18-year-old immigrant from peru and graduate of a san francisco high school watched with friends as the bill went down to defeat. >> it feels very hard for me and i think for a lot of students too because this is our dream. we have lived here for many, many years. we love this country. we consider this our only home, the only home we know. >> reporter: speaker of thehouse nancy pelosi told kcbs the fight will continue. >> they are here. they are our future. we want them to be educ