commissioner joseph? >> commisioner joseph: the format that you are going to run this place in is what? >> the format is a high and cocktail lounge. that is -- no dancing. we are not going to have a dance floor. it is an entertainment. >> commisioner joseph: ok, no dance floor. >> that is correct. >> commisioner joseph: you can have three accidents and three security persons and one person will be on the sidewalk. and one person to check id's. how are you going to secure your doors? the other doors that are not covered? >> correct. shaw security, he really did an evaluation. he is my next-door neighbor and he has assured me that there will not be any issues. >> >> commisioner joseph: we have panic hardware so they can open from the inside? is that how you are going to secure them? >> i will look into that. i am really -- i believe what we're going after and what we are going to essentially, this is not what gravity is going after. we will make the changes any way shaw security wants is to. >> commisioner

vice chair joseph: you are welcome. president newlin: i second that. >> i would like to be a fourth on that. president newlin: explain commercial broker. vice chair joseph: a real-estate agent. >> people who are the sign on the side of the building. when someone calls up someone because they are signing by -- they are driving by -- the call that guy. if that guy does not understand what we do and what the city expects, they say "of course you can do this in that building." then there are a whole bunch of consequences when they cannot. van ness -- vice chair joseph: for a building that has a lath and plaster wall, it is a fire hazard. usually for nightclubs under 500 people you need to have metal beams and walls. that is an example. a commercial broker would know that. >> they don't know a lot of things. they do know about things like escrow. but they don't know a lot about what we talk about here. that is the process. so, mr. granelli, you're on. >> i will keep my report short and to the point. you have a copy in front

. >> commisioner joseph: when do you think you'll open? >> the sound test, we're not wearing this place with -- wiring this place with amps, this is acoustic. we're not having an in-house amplifier, like somebody wants to come in with an amplifier, there will do a sound check. we're not going out the neighborhood. >> commisioner joseph: say you have no performer. for tuesday night, you're having a cocktail hour, are you having used -- music? >> yes. off recorded music. >> commisioner joseph: a cd. is it going to come through speakers? >> that is correct. >> commisioner joseph: is it going to an amplifier so will go through the speakers? >> it will go through that amplifier. >> commisioner joseph: you're going to do with sound test. -- do a sound test. your sound will be set in a certain range and even if you change that, what you are doing, it has to remain within the parameters of how our sound off has to sound. if you're going to tell him you have soft lounge music and you bring in a band, and they want to rocket out -- rock it out, that

. >> commisioner joseph: a cd. is it going to come through speakers? >> that is correct. >> commisioner joseph: is it going to an amplifier so will go through the speakers? >> it will go through that amplifier. >> commisioner joseph: you're going to do with sound test. -- do a sound test. your sound will be set in a certain range and even if you change that, what you are doing, it has to remain within the parameters of how our sound off has to sound. if you're going to tell him you have soft lounge music and you bring in a band, and they want to rocket out -- rock it out, that will not be within the sound parameters. i am not clear on what you are doing, that is all. >> it is a talent -- high end cocktail lounge. the entertainment would not be the predominant thing. of the business. i will give you an example. the fillmore is based as a standard place of entertainment that draws people in. that is not going to be the focus of this thing. >> commisioner joseph: thank you. >> president newlin: any other questions? >> commissioner roja: i was wondering wh

>> commisioner joseph: second. >> [roll call vote] >> commisioner joseph >> presid. next item, the approval of minutes. which is item 2, review and approve the minutes of june 28. any questions? any public comment? yes, sir, come forward. >> commisioner joseph: can i move to approve? same house, same call? >> president newlin: item three. report of the executive director. if you wanted to go, you're free to do so. report of the executive director? >> commisioner joseph: i wanted to update you tha -- the legislation was in front of the planning commission on july 7 which was thursday of last week and they approved it unanimously. with respect to the changing of the planning code which is what they were concerned with and so based on the recommendations of this commission, the small business commission, and the planning commission, and other members of the board of supervisors, some amendments are planned for introduction and discussion at the land use committee on july 18. this is sort of fast track via supervisor mirkarimi's office. we expect to see it move out of la

what can you tell me about that, joseph? words said so matter of factly were just the beginning. franklin was about to walk her through that june night in 1980. >> it was like it was a secret, you know, he's telling me a secret, he's confiding in me. >> this was the first time joseph paul franklin spoke about the murders. >> was there any reason? >> his motive was chilling. >> i was trying to get rid of all the ugly people in the world. >> okay. why did you select -- >> and i considered the blacks the ugliest people of all. >> did that completely rattle your cage to hear him say that? >> yeah. i was pretty surprised that somebody would come out and say and make those kind of statements about anyone, you know, and it's so outrageous to think that this could be possibly his motivation. >> and according to franklin, the bond hill neighborhood where the shooting happened was an ideal hunting ground. >> it's ideal because you don't stand out. you've got a few targets there, i.e. the blacks and the mrcs, mixed race couples. i was

joseph hsu. [ringing bells] [applause] >> joseph hsu, ladies and gentlemen. joseph hsu. now, all those six men are competing against this man, ladies and gentlemen. we left him for last simply because he was the 46th annual cable car bell ringing champion. ladies and gentlemen, he's been with muni for nine years, eight years on the cable car. let's hear it for two-time winner mr. leonard oates. [applause] go -- good to see you, leonard. up got the gloves on. i see you are ready. you and i have a city in common. where were you born? >> new orleans, louisiana. >> new orleans, louisiana the yeah, let's hear it for the 504. how do you prepare for this whole darn thing here? >> practice. >> ok. that will get you to broadway but here you are in union square. ladies and gentlemen, two-time winner, mr. leonard oates. >> this is what i do every day. [ringing bells] >> leonard oates, ladies and gentlemen, reigning two-time champion mr. leonard oates. that completes the entire competition, ladies and gentlemen. let's hear it for everybody you heard today. the votes from the judges

vice chair joseph: yeah. think that something that applies for one should apply for all. >> ok, by saying that you are essentially disease respecting the wishes of the western soma -- disrespecting the wishes of the western soma task force and that would make it -- is there other language we could come to that would make it possible for me to vote for this motion? you know, i think i made it very clear that in general i am supportive of this but in the particular case of western south of market, it's a much more complicated issue and i don't think there's enough time to explain that to this commission. so i would just ask that we take that question off the table and rather than that, support the legislation and ask for our director to prepare a report which outlines the concerns that were expressed by the commissioners as well as the public and say that this commission is supportive of this idea and we hope that the planning commission of the board of supervisors can work out the land use issues which are rel

vice chair joseph: just me. once again, san francisco pride -- just so you know, san francisco pride is the weekend of june 24. the streets from city hall will start to close at 7:00 on friday night, june 24, and will not reopen until 6:00 a.m. on june 27. the event is sunday. on the main stage is sandra bernhart. kinds of acts. the state opens at 11:00. we have the city of refuge choir, which is pretty awesome. we have a 15-cast production number from "tales of the city." it is full of good and interesting stuff. be there or be where -- beware. that is my comment. president newlin: any others? commissioner meko: director kane, refresh my memory. last meeting i believe you reported on supervisor weiner's intention to introduce legislation loosening up the -- you have done research for me. could you explain the legislation again? >> sure. supervisor weiner is working on legislation to amend 1070, which covers extended hours premise says. at the moment, it requires -- premises. at the moment, it requires security

i echo commissioner joseph's concerns about that location. it has been a problematic location in the past and needs to be managed by someone who understands how to deal with troublesome crowds. i live in the immediate area and i have heard from residents who live in the alleys behind you that there have been problems with that location so i look to your neighborhood contacts and i do not see a single letter -- am i missing something? are there letters from actual residence? i'm not talking about businesses. i understand aaa flag is in the area and the car wash a couple blocks away and sloan, which is another venue which is in trouble with this commission. are there any actual neighbors that you have talked to? >> i know we talked to the business and he approached so i can let him come in. >> there are no letters here. >> right. >> you have no proof that you have done any outrage to the neighbors. did you get a packet when you came in for your application, giving you some information on how you can go through a free application process where y

could that be the reason why nobody saw joseph in the deep end? when someone drowns, their lungs often fill with water and they sink. the body doesn't rise until gases are produced during decomposition. the pool was open and packed with children for two days during the time joseph was apparently submerged. tr. laren smith says chlorine levels were adequate and swims have nothing to fear. >> as disturbing as it is to think about being in the pool, there are no significant health risks associated with that. >> reporter: why wasn't joseph ever reported missing by the friend she went to the pool w for a nine-year-old boy really reported she went under water why wasn't anything done? >> it seems very odd and suspicion. >> very odd indeed. that is the story from pass pass. before you head outside this holiday weekend, we are helping you battle those pesky bugs. we'll have the story next. >>> i am walking through this wood backyard without any bug stray on and look, no bites. so how is that possible? i'll tell you how to take back your yard coming up. so

>>> commisioner joseph: i do not have a copy of the revision. i am not sure that will be given anything publicly until -- when they agendize the committee items, that will be on line or valuable -. >> i do not know how that works with the legislative process. does that trigger a review? >> i did ask the same question to the office and they are trying again to move this legislation along so that it is through the board before their races. if there is some way they do not have to but remain within the due process that is required, they will make that amendment at committee and make it clear. i am not super clear on how they do this but if there is to be a waiting period because of some substantive change, we will find out. >> commissioner cavellini: i do not know how that works there. >> commisioner joseph: it may be up to the clerk or may be up to the president of the committee or the chair. or maybe the city attorney's requirements depending on what those amendments are. >> commissioner cavellini: it does not mean they will not look into making

from next star moscow out team explores the divisive figure of joseph stalin discovers the place isn't the captain associated with the tate. hello and welcome to the program on this weeks moscow out so we'll be taking a look at one of the most famous figures in russian history joseph stalin and we started here at the museum sculpture park next to the famous one nine hundred thirty eight granite sculpture of the soviet leader though many interesting locations and places connected to the soviet leaders life and death. this sinister monument represents the victims of stalin's purges in the one nine hundred thirty seven million people were held in prison camps by the time his rule was over and the hundreds of thousands were still alive if you take a closer look you can see that the nose on the statues face is broken one reason the majority of the controversially to step cheese were removed gradually from the towns and cities across the u.s.s.r. . as one of history's most notorious dictators he was to some a war hero who modernized the country to others he was a mass murderer it was a reign

. >> commissioner joseph: here. >> commissioner roja: >> here. >> members may address the commission for up to three minutes at such a time the item is called. does anyone want to address the commission on an item not on tonight's jeagenda? >> i want to say that folks in the north beach corridor are anxiously anticipating the passage of the limited live entertainment area. there are businesses entering in, very excited about the opportunity with this legislation to pass. it is an accessory use so it will help some of the businesses adjust their models. it will be a warm and inviting area. we cannot wait. thank you. >> thank you. we will go to the police department and introduce rich corea who we omitted from the agenda but we know he is here. please come forward. >> good evening, commissioners. i want to come tonight, i have been here before and introduce myself to you. a little bit about me. i want to say enough to put you at ease about my background and experience. 31 years in the police department. i have been in every area of the police department. i was a permanent officer a lon

joseph's body was emerged under 12 feet of water. the boy wishes he could have done more.e sleeping and is seeing a counselor. >> why should i -- my grandson have to suffer because of someone else's negligence. that's not right. he went and did what he was supposed to do. >> reporter: the entire pool staff is on leave and so are two city detectives who checked the pool monday and tuesday. but they're blaming the life guards. >> she probably would be with us if they were doing their job. >> reporter: a makeshift 34578 memorial at the pool decorated for the movie that will be missed. >> it's hard. i talked to her sunday. you know. here today, gone tomorrow. >> reporter: dealing with the pain of her death by keeping her memory alive. in fall river, for wbz news. >>> the final space shuttle launch is just days away. next a journey all the way back to the first shuttle launch and the astronauts who made history. and take that. >>> you might see this fairly often, but here it is the city mayor taking on a police chief when politics get personal. straight ahead. , whenever you w.

the person who was murdered, joseph calo, has a one-year-old daughter and was visiting her shortly before he was stabbed. the 4-year-old victim is continuing to be treated at this hour. the four-year-old is now walking after being shot in the leg at light and pratt streets at the inner harbor to watch the fireworks. his shooting was one of several violent incidents that unfolded during and after the fourth of july celebration despite a beefed-up police presence. >> just an inch more and it would have hit the main artery. all he's saying is, mommy, i got shot. a bad guy shot me. i cannot believe i got shot. >> reporter: police believe a stray bullet hit him and have no suspects. >> we had incredible deployments down there and literally feet away from where this incident occurred. >> i'm angry that some idiot just didn't have the brains or the common knowledge around children at a family even that's supposed to be for children and people to enjoy themselves can just discharge a gun so easily regardless if he did not mean to shoot anybody. >> joseph calo who is 26 and was visiting from alaba

next our moscow team discovers the places and the capital associated with a divisive soviet dictator joseph stalin that's up next. oh i walk into the crowd on this week's bus go out so what it's like a lot of the less famous figures in russian history joseph stalin and we start off here at the museum at sculpture park next to the famous nicely thirty eight granite sculpture of a soviet leader though many interesting locations and places connected to the soviet leaders life and death. this is sinister monuments represents the victims of stalin's purges in the one nine hundred thirty seven million people were held in prison camps and other time his rule was over only hundreds of thousands are still alive if you take a closer look you can see that the nose on the statues face is broken one reason a majority of the confession need to step she's were removed gradually from the towns and cities across the u.s.s.r. . as one of history's most notorious the tate is he was for some a war hero who modernized the country to others he was a mass murderer it was a reign of terror to his people. he used t

on this week's moscow out so we'll be taking a look at our less famous figures in russian history joseph stalin and we started the alchemy is the old sculpture park that's the famous life of thirty eight granite sculpture of a soviet leader though many interesting locations and places connected to the soviet leaders life and death. this is sinister monuments represents the victims of stalin's purges in the one nine hundred thirty seven million people were held in prison camps and at a time his rule was over in the hundreds of thousands still alive if you take a closer look you can see that the nose on the statues face is broken one reason the majority of the controversial leaders step cheese were removed gradually from the towns and cities across the u.s.s.r. . as one of history's most notorious dictators he was for some a war hero who modernized the country to others he was a mass murderer it was arranged terror to his people. he used to be a good man i think it was very dangerous imbed stalin. believe he's. a leader that led the country after lenin. he was a murdered a lot of people bu

in the capital connected with joseph stallin stallin had several residences outside moscow as the cool of russia his favorite one was the residents known as bush night that's the house was built in the one nine hundred thirty s. but it had undergone reconstruction in changes many times according to stalin's taste he likes the place not a must live there during the second world war period and beyond stalin famously died at the residence in march nineteenth fifty three sans bunker in the small of a is a branch of the central museum of forces it's an exciting place to visit as it's an authentic military construction from the one nine hundred thirty s. used by stalin jawing world war two from nine hundred forty one to nine hundred forty five it was turned into a museum in one thousand nine hundred six after a major reconstruction origine the bunker was a top secret location and to hide it a large stadium and sports complex with thousands of businesses was built above it the underground chambers were connected to the city center with a seventeen kilometers long and could be handy nowadays t