everyone has pursued avenue and kettle corn about everything that they can, and this was not an error for west field or kettle corn, for some reason west field was not on the list and did not receive this notice, but the point of this story is that west field has never been afforded an opportunity to be heard on this matter, neither on the original permit and sent around in a circle with respect to the renewal of the permit. >> and this is my last question, is, or you mentioned that you have gotten notice about the other permits in the past. >> yes. and i guess what i am trying to get at is why you would be noticed as west field given that you are not a restaurant or a similar establishment as kettle corn? maybe that is the reason? but you said that you have gotten notices? the past. >> yes. >> the promissions are the 300 foot radius that you are familiar with and it is curious because the map of the 300 foot radius was from the wrong location and actually notwithstanding that, we actually would still be within 300 foot radius and the businesses are to be noticed whether they are a di

how many locations does kettle corn star have? >> we have two, >> where is the other one? >> the other one is further down by coffee bean on fourth street and the address is 773, market street and so that is like 500 feet away. >> okay. so no others in the city? >> no. just those two. >> what was the cost incurred when you got the permit? if you can give me a ballpark? if you know? >> there were a lot of fees involved. >> right. >> you have to pay the health department fee >> you have a ballpark ago arrogate? >> a few though dollars. >> how many people work at the cart? >> it is me and my wife. >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we are going to hear from the department now. >> good evening, commissioners, from the department of public works, a little history behind this permit, on march 17, 2011 we received an application from the permitee in approximately that time we also sent off the 30 day notice through the mailing and the notice was provided to us through the radius services. we have a copy of the all of the addresses that this was mailed to and th

how many locations does kettle corn star have? >> we have two, >> where is the other one? >> the other one is further down by coffee bean on fourth street and the address is 773, market street and so that is like 500 feet away. >> okay. so no others in the city? >> no. just those two. >> what was the cost incurred when you got the permit? if you can give me a ballpark? if you know? >> there were a lot of fees involved. >> right. >> you have to pay the health department fee >> you have a ballpark ago

given that there was this two weeks when the kettle corn was operating and appeal could have been filed, were you aware of that cart having started business? >> i personally was not employed by west field at the time. so i was not aware of that until i i started approximately eleven months ago. and that is we had already been working with mary on this issue. >> but then apparently nobody else or whoever your predecessor was... said anything either? >> in other words, the business started up and ran for two weeks and there were, nobody tried to go to management and say why is this out here? >> what i can tell you is that the... i think that you know this, but the whole market street area, some of the locations are under the jurisdiction of the arts commission and they issue permits to people who are selling things out in front to the arts commission permit and others, now dpw has this permitting authority as well. and so what has happened and what was happening in the past was that west field was trying to keep track and when they got a notice they would take issue with it, because they

was inadvertent we do not believe that anyone was conspiring against us and we don't believe that kettle corn did anything wrong. >> i appreciate the comments and the problem here is how would anyone, if all of these different tenants were notified because they actually have suite numbers and actual addresses, how was yours missed? that is very difficult, if it is not caught on a public record, i don't know, and i don't operate the service or the radius services, that did this, so, it is difficult for our perspective to understand how with all of these other entities and all of these other locations, got this notice, and how did they miss you? >> this... >> well, i think that they missed you because that address is not located anywhere in the public record for them to have obtained. and had they slipped the notice under 865, would that have been sufficient? because in many, many places throughout the entire building and that notice has been given to 865 from my perspective. >> the notices that we would have to check the assess soar's records to see if it has 865 a, but the concept of the

. >> i'm in the middle of kettle bell swings. good to be back.cross fit gym or box. we're in the middle of the cross fit games going on in carson, california. this is so intense. tell me exactly what is cross fit? >> cross fit is constantly varied functional movement performed at a high intensity. we take varied exercises from the bar bell, weightlifting, to gymnastics or conditioning exercises and combine them in many different ways to form various exercises. >> we're in the middle of kettle bells. tell me the form. >> up to take the kettle bell, first pick it up with two hands and when you bring that kettle bell between your leg, you're letting your for forearms touche inside of your legs and your glutes. >> my heart rate is through the roof. one thing about cross fit is some of your workouts are five minutes long. >> yeah. >> let's move here to thrusters. >> this is a great one to emphasize for the five-minute workout. you're going to pick it up and bring it to your shoulders. bring those elbows nice and high. and we're going to come did you k

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so this concluding my portion of the director's report and i like to ask heather kettle, our coordinator to give us her reports and complaints that our office have heard over the last 12 months. thank you heather. >> good afternoon council. in the past two months our office received 223 inquires, 91 percent were

so this concluding my portion of the director's report and i like to ask heather kettle, our coordinator to give us her reports and complaints that our office have heard over the last 12 months. thank you heather. >> good afternoon council. in the past two months our office received 223 inquires, 91 percent were from the public and 9 percent of these inquires were from city departments. our office provided information and referrals forle 8 percent of these contacts and provided technical assistance for 33 percent of these contacts and conducted service request for 70 percent. the topics of -- it was about disability accommodations and housing, businesses, education and employment. contacts also requested information about affordable housing, benefits and employment resources. we received reports about management and housing authority building, not providing reasonable accommodations to people with disabilities. we received complaints regarding bed bug fes tags. and people wanted to dispute their parking tickets. we received 5 ada complaints and in june we received 7. it's features relate

when you make that decision, you need a good contract because that's a kettle of fish you don't want. >> the worst is give someone a piece of your business, have them contribute nothing and then you're kicking yourself forever. >> oh, yeah. >> i think the vesting part is incredible. let's move on to the next one. this question is about turning down a customer. >> how do you know when to say no to a client? and what is a nice way to say that? i find people take things very personal. if it's not a good fit for your business, how do you know when to say, sorry, you're not a good fit? >> i love she added that second part to the question. it's as important, your exit to somebody is as important. they may recommend you. >> i don't know how you know when to say no but there's situations when it's just not a fit. i think people appreciate you telling them that right up front. there's nothing worse than to be dragged along with something, i don't know, i don't know, and it's not a good fit. these guys, i know these guys, they're very interesting, the whole concept, kidnjer, it's very interest

>> this is a completely different kettle of fish. chapter 11 for corporations, it is a different thing. the other poini want to make is 18 or $20 billion of debt outstanding liabilities outstanding. a ge amount of money and to your point about it being a low tax basethat is true. only 13,000 per year. you do the math, 17 billion is a huge number. gerri: cities go up and cities go down thank you for coming on tonit. to our other big story tonight, the sec has slapped llionaire hedge fund manager with insider trading with related charges. the most invested ever. fox business senior correspoent charlie gaspino and thor of circle of frids. the government has been after this guy for a long time, you predicted it, was this a surprise? >> no. they were ramping up the failure to supervise gaze. what is fascinating is it is along the lines of what they did with jon corzine. you don't have to charge the target with fraud. just if you have enough evidence failure toupervise and brings with it all the penalties of a fraud charge. stevehe will be

companies pot call the kettle black much. our government has made a habit of issuing hypocritical statements though obama just released an official statement on egypt which opened with these words the united states supports a set of core principles including opposition to violence protection of universal human rights and reform that meets the legitimate aspirations of the people. opposition to violence from our country engaged in war wars than we can count protection of universal human rights except for the people in the universe who don't agree with everything we do reform that meet the aspirations of the people this is from a man whose legislature only passes report when it benefits the after ration of the rich. the us also recently issued formal statements about the protests in turkey and in brazil state department spokesman patrick ventrell said our position is clear that peaceful demonstrations are part of what a democracy is all about citizens expressing their views this from a country has systematically shut down occup

that decision, make sure you've got a good, tight contract because that's -- that's just a whole kettle don't want to get into. >> the worst is to give someone a piece of your business, have them contribute nothing and then you're just kicking yourself forever. >> oh, yeah. >> exactly. >> i think the vesting part is incredibly important. >> i agree. >>> let's move on to the next one. this question is about turning down a customer. >> how do you know when to say no to a client? and what is a nice way to say that? because it's really what i find is that people take things very personal. and if it's not a good fit for your business, how do you know when to say, sorry, you're not a good fit? >> i love she added the second part of that question? because i think it's as important. your exit from somebody can change everything. they may still recommend you. how do you know when to say no? >> well, i don't know how you know when to say no, but there are situations where it's just not a fit. and i think that people appreciate you telling them that right up front. there's nothing worse than to be

it actually has a better taste i still remember picking wild strawberries is an entirely different kettle of what's coconut water i can address coconut oil oil coconut. sop to be very unhealthy because none of saturated fat but the most recent evidence coming from metta analyses out of the harvard school of public health now show that saturated fat actually is not involved in overall mortality from cardiovascular disease largest studies over done and published and since two thousand that is a very yeah you know i know some of those are know the people involved and one of the the concerns that i have of is the way we do the science when we're taking people consuming in a kind of diet is basically pretty high in fat and protein and low and you know vegetables and stuff like that the response we get from those kind of people nest most of this response is very different than it would be if all these people were eating a whole food pipe it's a different story and you don't get you don't see that kind of thing in research. because it you know it has never been a very popular idea and by the way

it actually has a better taste i still remember picking wild strawberries is an entirely different kettle of what's coconut water i can address coconut oil oil coconut. sop to be very unhealthy to have an exaggerated fat but the most recent evidence coming from metta analyses out of the harvard school of public health now show that saturated fat actually is not involved in overall mortality from cardiovascular disease largest studies over done and published and since two thousand that is a very yeah you know i know some of those are know the people involved and one of the the concerns that i have of is the way we do the science when we're taking people consuming in a kind of diet is basically pretty high in fat and protein and low and you know vegetables and stuff like that the response we get from those kind of people nest most of this response is very different than it would be if all these people were eating a whole food pipe it's a different story and you don't get you don't see that kind of thing in research. because it you know it has never been a very confident idea and by the way

but let's not tie it to trayvon martin, that's a whole different kettle of fish. >> clearly he didn'tieve that, and there's a lot of people who do believe that race was a part of this. >> does he know the fbi and the prosecutor and the judge in that case? >> i think what obama is saying as a black man, yes, and he has the right to say this as a black president, he does have a special insight into this case than perhaps other people. if george bush can run around saying don't mess with taxes, then obama is allowed to run around saying stop messing with black hail children. >> i looked at this with great sadness, as i watched this unfold yesterday live from my office in washington and i said to myself, how dare the president of the united states lower himself to the same level of these race merchants who are out here trying to gin up riace relations. he's the president of the united states, he's not the black president, he didn't run that way, he ran as a man who was supposed to transcend race. and this was a missed opportunity for him to come in and say, you know what? this case was no

. >> calling the kettle black. >> babbling on with a stream of consciousness. know someone that does that. snack guy upside the head. that's his daughter. clearly, guess what, she is a looker. because everyone was looking at her when she won wimbledon. there you go that's very sweet. >> that's very nice. >> she is a winner. >> look how tiny she compared to that average sized plate. >> she said she never dreamed of being a model. she dreamed of winning wimbledon and there she. >> judge her on her performance. >> quick, let's get this to -- to the other news and political ads updates. we have weiner back in and now we have spitzer. okay. what do you think about this? he is coming back? >> the weiner/spitzer ticket. >> this isn't -- this is the only place -- the only one who couldn't win an election in new york city is a republican. i think -- eliot spitzer, do a radio thing with him on mondays. she a nice guy and all but -- i don't know. i guess -- >> this is a little different than photographing your wiener and putting it on twitter. he is accused constructing v

where is pot meets kettle some. >> the side show has to end.at by stepping aside. today's papers, you are right. we are not talking about issues like racial profiling or the affordable housing prices or hospitals in brock lynn. we are talking about one individual and this election is supposed to be about all of us. michael bloomberg made a now imprint and we need a new imprint. >> what's good and bad about it. >> very strong and a public health environment. he was right about mayoral control of education. i would continue that, but it has to be more respectful and inclusive of parents. paik us 2409 just to wall street, but something diverse for the future. he didn't dress inequality. we had growing inequality and affordability crisis and the tale of two cities. the report is 46% of new yorkers at or near the poverty level. 150% or lower. this is a city now that for many people is a struggle to live in and make ends meet in. immense pressure here and around the country on downward pressure and the mayor is a place where you can address some of t

meet the kettle. here is the thing.ng to be comptroller, he will not be supportive of the mayor if he gets elected. if you look at the alleged poll, anthony wiener is at 16% of the vote, in fourth place. who are the 16% who say he's still my what else does he have to reveal. >> anna: is it it really surprise anybody? spitzer is looking for redemption. he is not look for -- >> brian: by the way, he lost his campaign manager. steve, i know you want to read something. >> steve: i will. >> brian: maybe after the show? >> steve: i'm getting ready. >> brian: he lost his campaign manager, but also has a very young staff and a lot of people are saying, why does he get these young staffers? it turns out they have an opportunity, they see as maybe a route to hillary. if you look at the two of which were interviewed today, one's name was olivia n. >> y and clay wade. they said they wanted to get to hillary 'cause houma is best friends with hillary and chief officer with hillary's campaign and with the secretary of state's office,

>> i have a funny feeling, kettle corn, regular popcorn then infuse the flavor.t any flavor and just the infused flavor of the wine. there it is. very interesting. i'll give it a try. okay. so you know how every once in a while you get on facebook or twitter, people on television, and you find these really nasty comments from people. sometimes they can be a little offensive. >> yeah. in the caribbean, they decided to make it a criminal offense to do that. ah-ha. >> really? >> yes. >> part of the electronic crimes bill passed late friday in the small caribbean island. penalties include all kinds of things, including, stalking, identity theft, child pornography, so, there you have it. and the way it works, something happens on line, call the police, report it. a judge determines if the message is offensive. the fine can go up to $37,000. and the person can face three years in jail. little arbitrary, that a judge is deciding. >> what if somebody says i hate that outfit you are wearing? does it qualify? >> i don't know. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- breakin

that's a whole different kettle of fish. >> i think clearly, he didn't believe that and i think there. >> did he know more than the fbi and the judge in that case? >> i think what obama is saying as a black man, yes, and i think he has the right to say this as a black president that he does know more. he does have a special insight into this case than other people. if george bush can run around saying don't mess with texas then obama is allowed to run around and say stop messing with black, male children. >> i'm just going to turn you loose. >> okay. you know i looked at this with great sadness as i watched this unfold yesterday live from my office in washington and i said to myself, how dare the president of the united states lower himself to the same level as these race merchants out here trying to gin up race relations in a way that's absolutely inaccurate and untrue. no he's the president of the united states. he's not the black president. he ran as a man who's supposed to transcend race. no one is supposed to talk about him as a black man and this was a missed opportunity for him

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regularlytor approve expansion permit that would add 5 million cubic yards of the land fill near kettle man city in king county. it holes hazardous waste biggest dump in the united states actually. neighbors are protesting this expansion. they say toxic spills and leak acknowledge cause birth defect and dangerous to young children. final decision will be made in 60 days. >> east bay regional park workers called off fourth of july strike after reaching attentive contract deal. the tentative agreement includes wage increases but work versus to contribute more to recover requirement cost two day walk out planned for thursday and friday by more than 600 park workers including rangers, firefighters and lifeguards but now that will not happen. >> lets talk about the heat once again. south bay. dealing with some of the hottest temperatures around which is why the city of san jose is offering some refuge for neighbors who are still sweltering in the heat. that story tonight from of david. >>reporter: enough is enough for the new san jose dad. he scooped up 3 box fans to cool off. >> it's too ho

. >> that's a whole other kettle of fish. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but l.a.oing to get myself in trouble right now. >> jimmy: well, we have liars in our audience and on our chair here tonight. it's okay if you don't like l.a. >> no, i do like l.a. it's just a very different -- >> jimmy: would you be willing to submit to a polygraph test? >> no. >> jimmy: you would not. >> but i wouldn't submit to a polygraph test for anything. >> jimmy: okay. i got you. we're going to take a break. when we come back, we'll see a clip for -- i think this is going to be one of those shows where people go you have to see this show. it's called "ray donovan." we'll take a look. liev schreiber is with us. [ cheers and applause ] this summer... you're gonna need this. thrilling adventure heroic performance the ford summer spectacular sales event featuring blockbuster deals he's the best chance we've got. now during the ford summer spectacular, get a blockbuster deal... with $1000 matching down bonus cash. now playing at a ford dealer near you. an arm wrestling match that mr. clean

when it gets to something that's a principle and other leaders have to worry about, it's a different kettlef fish. i wanted to say a word for the french. i know they denied that they kept the plane out of the air space, but i have to believe they did and it's about time the french stuck up for something. >> let's throw everybody else in there. india, poland, germany refused snowden outride, austria, iceland. >> remember, they wouldn't allow our planes over, remember that clause in the iraq war that caused all the antifrench feeling. >> let's not bring back the freedom flies. you've written about president obama and this has been interesting. this has created an alignment of the libertarian wing in the left looking at obama saying why has he not refused all of these powers that people feared and opposed under george w bush. this brings that issue back. that's what snowden's father is bringing back, the notion of state power surveillance and barack obama with that part of what could be described as his former base. >> rand paul is describing snowden as a hero. >> right. >> look. there's a lot

but there is one open door at the red kettle restaurant. >> someone has to feed the firefighters, laworcement. >> reporter: you guys from what i can tell are the only ones open? >> yeah, the only ones. >> reporter: there's a mandatory evacuation in place but no one is being forced to leave. the few people who are still here tell me, they are not going anywhere until they see flames over the ridge. more than 3300 firefighters and nearly 3 dozen air tankers and helicopters are scrambling to keep the fire from crossing the mountain ridge. the last one between the blaze and the town. >> you look up there you can see a lot of aircraft that's trying to secure this area because it is a hot area next to a community. >> reporter: the most active parts of the fire are burning near idyllwild, huge plumes of smoke visible as far away as palm springs. officials believe the wildfire that destroyed at least 7 home was manmade but they are unclear if it was started intentionally or by accident. they hope to get the upper hand with better weather. >> we are hope the humidity makes cooler temperatures

. >> just the pot calling the kettle black, martin.re the guys who actually are ginning up racial conflict and racial tension. those are the guys responsible for all the rhetoric that's anti-women and the war on women we've been talking about on this show for months now. so we have to kind of -- unfortunately, though, martin there are folk on the left saying this is too little too late. he's coming up short. it's interesting to look at this presidency historically and how people on the far right and people on the far left are always throwing daggers and super critical of him. today we have to pause and understand the historic nature of this particular moment. i just want to go back to this black on black crime thing because i'm fed up and sick of people bringing this up. first of all, there really is no such thing as black on black crime. the preponderance of crime is committed int trat racially. most crime is committed within certainly racial communities. second, to assert that this network, this particular show, you and i have not ta

of course, that all could be pushed aside if there's an appeal and that's endurely a different kettle of fish. >> and there will more than likely be an appeal. michael sweet, thanks so much for your analysis on the fly. let's go back now to steven rattner. there's the news, folks, and i'll reiterate it. going into the legal weeds, essentially if you're on the side of detroit filing for bankruptcy, if you're michigan, if you're kevyn orr, it's certainly a win for you. can't say it's a win for detroit even though they are the ones filing for bankruptcy because there's likely to be no winner here. it's going to be dark time on both sides, right, steven? >> there is no winner. detroit is insolvent. it is in bankruptcy and will stay in bankruptcy, in my opinion. i think that it was all unimaginable to me that detroit wouldn't go into bankruptcy because based on our experience with the auto companies you have too many players involved, too many bondholders and too many retirees and interest groups to ever work anything out out of court so i'm sure we'll go through the process of eligibility

so i think it's kind of a different kettle of fish. mr.too much in light of the surface's failure. coca-cola management weather and economic excuses rang hollow but you can't see the downward move on the chart after the quarter. and the stock's regained all of its losses. which brings me to netflix. yes, it didn't get the hopeful -- the hope for new ads some are hoping for, including netflix itself, by the way. the number was still pretty darn good. those that thought there would be a huge bump in subscribers because of "arrested development," of course my appearance on the show, were certainly disappointed, as the company said some people signed up for "arrest rested development" that might not otherwise because it was a seasonally weak quarter. talking about expenses running high is grim but what happens if netflix turned out to be coca-cola or 3m or starbucks or google? what happens if people are excited about international coming on or how the ads are still good and the critical mass is worth a lot more than what the company is selling

, you know, as far as the weight training and i also have a background with competiti competitive kettle bell lifting. >> have you ever assisted in other activities around the ring or for other fighters in it the ring? >> absolutely. >> what would that include? >> i've worked corners for both amateur and professional fighters for all different levels of competition. >> what is working the corner mean? >> when you take the fighter to compete, somebody has to take care of the athlete. so when they come back to the corner between rounds, we're actually preparing them to go out and compete. when they come back to the corner between rounds, you have to make sure to give them water, any type of cuts, bruising, icing, et cetera, you have to address accordingly in a short period of time and send them back out to do the next round. >> if i asked you to guesstimate how many times you were a corner man -- >> too many to count. >> okay. and this is again during the same time that you have been involved in this industry both doing mai tai training and competing and other fighting? >> oh, yeah. this h

pino noir, or on kettle corn. they're made by populance here in new york city. you slow down there.to be over 21 to enjoy the snack. it's cooked at 325 degrees, which burns off the alcohol. >> what's the point? >> i love it. it's lemon. >> lemon? >> you have to swirl it around your mouth a little bit. >> there's an after-taste. >> cheers, everybody. that's "pop news." sam? >> when i saw you pull out the wine bottles, i'm like, i'm staying in for "pop news." >> these old things? i'll be removing this from the set. >>> i don't want everybody to be left out. can we show the crowd shot? we're coming out momentarily. everybody starts off times square to kick off their summer, to hang out. if you want to hang out with us, for fun, we invite you to come out. we're coming out. but there was wine in the popcorn and i had to stay in. let's get to the boards. one or two things come going on. pictures out of barbados, as we watch chantal moving across the island right now. we believe this thing will pick up a little bit of strength with the winds. maybe a 75-mile-per-hour wind by the time it's