this prohibits new liquor licenses or new businesses obtaining liquor licenses, except for bonafide restaurants. that means that takeout has to be incidental. so takeout restaurants, you cannot get a liquor license. if the food is prepared offsite and brought in as opposed to prepared in the kitchen onsite, you cannot get a liquor license. this makes absolutely no sense. grocery store is like valencia wholefoods, if they want to sell organic beer or wine, they cannot do it because of the sud. it also undermines job creation by bringing in new businesses. honestly, it is great that we're doing this, but this bowling alley should not have had to gone through this process to begin with and making a special exemption from the sud. a gesture not have had to do that. it undermines entertainment and nightlife. it undermines bringing new, creative uses and to the mission and, new kinds of businesses that we did not anticipate in 1996 when we passed this brought and inflexible sud. it also encourages and freezes in time some very bad uses, some of the corner package liquor stores better their, and no on

this prohibits new liquor licenses or new businesses obtaining liquor licenses, except for bonafide restaurants. that means that takeout has to be incidental. so takeout restaurants, you cannot get a liquor license. if the food is prepared offsite and brought in

we need liquor stores to be better neighbors because the people hanging in front of liquor stores are not buying milk and bread. they are buying cups of liquor, by a cigarette. they are doing other things. we are trying to make sure that people understand that if you have a liquor store, you can provide other services as well. looking at the best liquor stores and saying that this is a good standard. we want liquor stores to be like this throughout the city, good neighbors. we are trying to take back our streets, get different uses, and people who can bring a table out because there's a restaurant in front of it. >> developing large areas -- plans for developing large areas of district and are moving forward, but many areas are skeptical about the motives of the city's redevelopment agency and others who pushed for growth in the area. issues of housing affordability, the decline in the city's african-american population, as gentrification and displacement all converge as the city makes plans give parts of district 10 and extreme makeover. >> this city has not been a good city for afri

we have not gone over the specifics of the liquor license with each individual businesses. that is something that they will be doing to their application and with the san francisco police department. but any feedback in terms of what restrictions you like to put in place, that would be helpful. we are more than happy to take that. supervisor mar: like what do you do when there are miners at the bowling alley or the restaurant. i know that the theater has different ownership configurations, but what happens when there are children and alcohol available. >> would you like to ask them about their plans? they have spent time talking to the neighbors about restrictions that they will self-imposed on their liquor license. supervisor wiener: about that specific issue, i am sure will be dealt with with the typical occur license process. i doubt know what the exact history was, but there were instances where you have liquor licenses at a restaurant where children are sitting at the same table as their parents and whoever else, so i think there are a lot of different models and it do

you see them robbing a liquor store t. happened on monday.the robbers take cash from the register and liquor from the shelves as an employee watches. the police are offering $1,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the robbers. >>> now, to los angeles. the trial of michael jackson's doctor. >>> a expert was back on the stand as the prosecution rested. the expert witness said dr. murray put the singer's life at risk. >> reporter: there is no way michael jackson could of caused his own death by swaly lowing the drug -- swallowing the drug t. is impossible for the drug to enter the bloodstream if it is swallowed. >> what is that to mean? it is not oral available. >> reporter: if you inject something -- >> if you inject something by definition is all in your bloodstream. but if you eat something, it may or may not get in the bloodstream. the amount that gets in the bloodstream is the amount that is called bioavailable. >> and the drug would be cleaned out by the body before it entered the bloodstream in any significant manner is that accura

we figured that they were taking this liquor to re-sell it or to give it away to neighbors, to throwdo things like this for financial gain. >> hillary walker joined the investigation. >> the company hired a private investigation firm and they came down with two employees who were continuously stealing during the course of their investigation. we started doing surveillance on those two particular individuals. >> the employees were watched for more than two months. it appears they stole everything from liquor to toiletry items while they were stocking the first-class cabin. >> when they take the old carts off and the garbage, they would actually take liquor, unopened bottles and hide them in garbage bags or other containers, in the truck, in the containers or another metal box under the truck. >> the thieves would drive the company trucks back to the parking lot area, but then walk around them to see if anyone was watching them. >> they were very cautious or thought they were being cautious by looking at the vehicles that surrounded them and doing these walks almost every time. every t

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of the corner package liquor stores better their, and no one else can make use of this liquor licenses, so those stores remain there. so some of the liquor light that folks were trying to get rid of are now perversely encouraged. this is a good start, and i am very supportive, but i will continue to advocate for a repeal of the sud, and a look forward to the continuing conversations. supervisor cohen: thank you. he took a couple of my talking points. i just wanted to share that if there is anyone else there who would like to open up appallingly in district 10, i am willing and available to work with you to make that happen. i want to encourage whoever is listening who may be looking to make another business venture to venture a little bit further south. the dog patch never had this up- and-coming, thriving, and beautiful. so i just wanted to put that out there. if things do not work out and stick, i want to to know that i am here to help as well. i would also like to echo some of the concerns that scott wiener articulated. i think he invented a new word called liquor polite. i have nev

we now have two liquor stores and a bar within steps of high lo. he has gone into the liquor store occasionally at 10:00 and people are converging on the neighborhood asking where are the girls in where is the action? when i come into the neighborhood on the bus at 10:00, all these young people are arriving in groups, and some of them are teenagers come and no question about it. they are heading for may's because as a restaurant license. between that and blur, and the regular bars, we are completely inundated with drunken youth. they come in on buses from out of town. they come in from other districts arriving at 10:00 in groups. as i am on the bus, they are passing around a can of something. they are already drunk and completely out of control. not once, but this is happening all the time. one of the apartment managers at the corner where we have three bars in that block -- i want to come back another time i guess to finish, but he called the entertainment commission director who paid out and said we will have to set up a task force this is so bad

it looks like a big liquor cabinet to me, right? what is this?well, this is our ingredients storage room, but, yes, this is where all the magic happens for silver moon. >> mm-hmm. >> these are all the liquors that we infuse our product with. and these are really the secret sauce of silver moon. >> the secret ingredients, right? >> exactly. >> so what do we have here? >> so this is a strawberry daiquiri. it's about half frozen right now, and we'll just do a little interim taste test here. >> it tastes good ta me. but besides a well-stocked liquor cabinet, sheri has another secret ingredient to her frozen treat: california- produced milk. she only uses premium milk with the high butterfat that is so rich and creamy you can taste it in every bite. and for that, she relies on the hundreds of dairy farms that call california home. one of those farms is the giacomazzi family dairy in hanford. for more than 100 years now, they've taken care of the land and the countless number of dairy cows they've had on the farm, all in an effort to supply healthy, wh

.:32 is your time investigating a shooting at a liquor store. happened at 11:00 last night on the 13,000 block. word of the condition. >>> the death toll rises sunday's massive in eastern turkey. 523 are dead. thousands of people are left homeless. delivering more have accepted offers of aid from other countries. >> the search continues for killed a student outside an apartment. was down as today a few miles from campus. we talked with those who knew him. just 4 miles from where the standout student was murdered. >> here is the kind of person with we went out to eat to pay for everybody. >> police are patrolling. they believe he was the victim of a botched robbery. >> he always seemed to have a on his face. from their reaction of my other students, he was a welcoming andery warm person. he played in the drum and bugle corps. also athletic on the baseball team. his friend was with them in church this sunday. >> the last time i saw him years playing gospel choir in piano. i would see him later. him again here it likes people knew him as a caring s

prince georges county police are investigating a shooting near a liquor store. was shot on brandiewine road. he's currently listed in table condition. >>> the howard university students are in mourning after a student was killed while being robbed. 24-year-old alonzo gieton was shot to death. gieton was a sophomore studying music after serving with the marines in iraq. >>> the hannover county virginia sheriff's department and volunteers will resume their search again this morning for a missing boy with autism. 8-year-old robert wood vanished on sunday. searchers left behind glow stick toes lead the boy to food, blanket and water in case he is frightened and hiding. >>> an out the door forecast now with tom on this rainey day. >> have your umbrella with you. we'll have occasional showers throughout the day. colder weather moves in friday and through the weekend. >>> thanks very much. that's news 4 today and thank you for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back here tomorrow at 4:30. hope you'll join us this. have a great day. see you

when asked about last-minute legislation in the 2005 session to allow the transfer of a liquor license from one jurisdiction to another, giannetti said the political reality is, everyone knew this was a shoppers bill. prosecutors pressed giannetti on whether he was aware currie was being paid by shopper. the prosecution could not solicit a definitive answer from giannetti on what he knew about the shoppers relationships and whencurrie knew it. giannetti said, i told senator curry that i would put in an amendment on the bill that would allow the transfer of the liquor license. the center replied no, you are too hot right now. prosecutors filled in the blanks for the jury, suggesting currie did not want giannetti to put in the amended because he was getting a lot of press at the time. he said he was getting a lot of heat from the community for supporting the proposal to put a beltway exit ramp to the college park campus. the defense tried to put a fine point on their point oncurrie's relationship with shoppers was not a secret. the defense asked giannetti peak discussed the consulting jo

when you have a 30-year liquor license, go away. we're back again. we are in an economic situation now where the city fathers get the fact that we need tax revenue and this is a great project. i think the neighborhood will be behind it. i would request tonight a conditional grant which will help us with bank financing and it will help us keep the planning commission at bay, because they like to look at things and say, sorry, you have abandoned your usage so we will not give you any entertainment. if you have any questions, we will be happy to answer them. president newlin: i have one for staff. we do not have the input from the police department, or we do? we do not. i do not understand conditional approval. >> unless i have the signoffs, it is always a conditional grant. we're asking for a conditional grant. we would be willing to stipulate that we will come back before the commission once there are conditions proposed by the police, which we can then discuss. the conditional grant is, we will not be open any time in the next six months we have lots

when sailors on leave came, liquor and the company of women were high priorities for them. so the hawaiians at this time get the worst of america. they get our puritans and our sailors on leave. >> host: sarah vowell is our guest. her most recent book is "unfamiliar fishes". she has written several other books. the word he should make about the puritans. we will put the numbers on the screen. 737-0001 in the east and central time zone and would like to talk to sarah vowell. 000 2 for those of you in the mountain and pacific time zones. c-span.org -- booktv@c-span.org is our e-mail address and twitter.com/booktv is our twitter handle. would you call yourself a historian? >> guest: no. i am a writer who writes about history. i like to tell stories about history but these are narrative's. they are non-fiction so they are factual or i hope they are but my goals are to have personal interaction with historic sites. i do a lot of reporting. i am a kind of journalist so a lot of what i do is hanging out talking to locals. my book tells the history of americans in the horn islands

. >>> a gang of masked men rob a liquor store. it's all caught on tape. hear what police are doing to try to catch the robbers. >>> a warmup is on the way. >> and three people gunned down outside of a party earlier this month. we'll tell you about the arrest police made this morning in connection with that crime. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. >>> the firestorm on the east hill. officials held what they are calling a memorial of beauty and hope. mayor gene kwan along with officials gathered near the caldecott tunnel. the mayor note that had oakland has b

it is called blood ties and brown liquor. and he is also been the finalist for the 2006 poetry prize. please, join me in welcoming mr. sean hill. [applause]. >> i want to read from blood and brown liquor today. this book is about my home town in georgia. it's also where [inaudible] is from. and i started researching the history of [inaudible] and sort of fell into the history of black people there because it was not taught in school. so -- in order to write about the history i had to invent a character to explore this history. the character's name is si loss wright. >> first poem i will read is titled silos write at age 71914. it's about silos follows a fishing riggel in the shallows. he describes the line in his tablet as much pride in that line as a man and his son. he giggles and goes on. the next letters come easy. with this he will have more than a mark to bind. rambling across the page again and again in messy rows along it flows until he goes off the page's edge. he smiles. he's surprised to hear when his mouth opens.

so far we know that county liquor sales total $250,000 for that one week alone. lesli? >> that's a lot of liquor. all right, delia, thank you. >>> we will talk about recreation. heading to the movies, grab popcorn, soda. seems pretty cool. but d.c.'s mayor thinks it is a great way to raise cash for the city. lindsey mastis went out to get reaction from what is being dubbed the popcorn tax. >> reporter: hard to see a movie without popcorn, candy and soda. now d.c. mayor gray is proposing a 5% tax on all the food you buy at the theater. >> i think an extra 5% is kind of unnecessary. >> reporter: in a news release the mayor said 75% of the revenue would help build a movie theater east of the anacostia river. the other 25% would pay for incentives to entice production companies to film movies within city limits. >> if you're trying to get the funds, you are much more likely to get it if you tax the tickets themselves. >> reporter: i just bought this large bag of popcorn costing me 7.75. now, if this tax goes through it will raise the price by 39 cents. that means i would ha

he held an armed man to leave the scene after trying to hold up the liquor store on the 9600 block of bellaire road. he has been denied bail and charged with attempted armed robbery and conspiracy. the search continues for the other suspect. baltimore city police are searching for the gunman who shot a man in the hit on sunday. the 26-year-old victim walked into the hospital around 5:15 a.m. sunday morning claiming he had been shot while walking down south fulton avenue. while most of us are still recovering from the freak snowstorm this weekend, things are much worse for the northern states. the heavy wet snow snapped tree limbs and brought down power lines, leaving millions without power. connecticut was it the hardest with 764,000 customers writing at the freezing temperatures in the dark pit that is greater than the number of people affected by hurricane irene. the companies do not know when power will be restored to everyone. >> fin phillippe we will not be using the snow for a long time in the forecast, and least for us. first, a quick look at traffic. i-83 closed at ruxton road

they have to abide by the same good neighbor policy that everyone else does and i have to keep their liquor license. they have to keep their building permits, all the various things that have to do to stay in business. if they do not, your staff will make sure they come back into compliance. thank you. >> hello. i own sunset promotions. also i am a former merchant of north beach and hoped for many years to live on grand avenue. we love living there. i want to shed some light, i have had the pleasure of knowing teague for almost 15 years and his partners for over 10 years and i think it is a beautiful thing for me to watch this venue take new life. i feel their vision is solid and very responsible. i think i encourage you to help them out. i think the the venue deserves people like this. i hope you give them that chance. they are solid from what i can see. >> [gavel] >> president chiu: good afternoon, welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting f >> good evening. i would like to clarify the comments made by the proposed applicants. we did meet with them, we were very disturbed

liquors ripped out of the wall over the influence of 7,000 bottles of wine. of it flooding the store. some spots under 2 to 3 inches of wine. it took 15 employees and a ten man professional cleaning crew to get this mess cleaned up. good news for the store, insurance covered it all. >> what a waste. okay, tonight is the end of the world. again, or at least it is according to harold camping. he is the oakland minister who said judgment day would come on may 21, 2011. that day came and went, but miscalculated. the end of days for october 21, which is today. so far, we're still here and so is the entire earth, camping and his ministry has not returned calls to the associated press about the prediction. >>> well, there are a few things more relaxing on a friday night than sitting back with family or friends to watch a movie you have been waiting on dvd. but derek says your home theater may soon fall victim to an unexpected and terrifying invader. okay, i'm scared. >> as you should be. imagine if you will, movie night. instead of the high-tech special effects bloc

wine gave up its life for this. >> this is obviously from a security camera at superior discount liquorsnsin. >> what caused that? >> like a wave. >> did he misstack? >> no, 78 feet of shelving fell from the wall with 7,000 bottles of wine. the store belongs to peter gusky's family and he's one of the guys in the store when the shelving fell. >> the shelf kind of, the top just kind of buckled and takes the whole wall down. >> do you see how fast those guys jam out of there? they saw it coming and they're like, we are out of here. >> i think it was the ghost of a teetotaler trying to get rid of all the spirits. >> i don't know what a to teetotaler is. >> a person that doesn't drink. >> i get it now. >> to clean up the mess, it took 15 employees and a professional cleaning crew of ten people to get all the broken glass and wine. >> how sad, it's like a giant liquor store murder. look at the blood just rushing across the floor. >>> some videos are just cute. oh. this is paza. a 4-month-old lion club. this video was taken by a volunteer at the antelope park in zimbabwe where they have an afr

this -- establishments like liquor stores and bars, prior to the establishment of sud may continue to operate. the planning code provides to exceptions from the prohibition -- bonafide restaurants and theaters with non-actors that sell or serve alcohol. the department believes the proposed amendment to the mission alcohol sud will facilitate businesses that provide recreation entertainment consistent with the neighborhood and will my contribute to -- the mission alcohol one was the most restrictive of the six established once and is the only alcohol sud that provides no means of transferring one to another or conditions of approval to existing establishments. the department would encourage an expanded effort in the future to consider a more broader view of the control to more effectively monitor the condition of existing businesses within the district. while the proposed ordinance is minor in scope, the department would encourage further out reach and broader changes in the future. the department's proposed modification is monitor -- is a modest and technical in nature. after the prop

gold crown liquors on north side afraid could be 0 and up small businesses who cannot purchased in bulkore in taxes to help stop bleeding of county budget >> basically the consumer loses consumer loses we at me as a business owner r. luce losing proposition for everybody >> smokers targeted surprisingly far from offended >> good way to make people quit smoking. already astronomical price more incentive to quit >> not only higher taxes on luxury items like yachts and new cars also layoffs not too far off more than 1000 of them in the county all the savings combined public $110 million approved by county commissioners called the preckwinkle happy to say making good on her campaign promise to eliminate sales tax increases put in place by her predecessor. 2008 todd stroger and penny on the dollar sales-tax hike boosting to highest in the country taxes she proposes boost tobacco and others just small part of the budget plan she said >> we have done the taxpayers a great service dramatically reducing modest increases >> continuous at add-ons' much be up to people lot going on now i do feel fo

groups are often blamed for targeting liquor stores and cafes in the past security has improved in iraq since two thousand and six but bomb attacks still happen regularly. the thai capital bangkok facing the threat of further flooding if it's hit with more heavy rain soldiers civil servants and civilians working frantically together to deploy more than a million sandbags to the city's vulnerable northern defenses the worst flooding in decades swept through much of the nation leaving more than three hundred dead and cleanup could cost more than three billion dollars. business news next with dmitri stay with us here on r.t. . if you're the warm welcome to the program german engineering giant siemens is going to invest a billion euros in russian projects over the next three years the company's chief says most of the money will be allocated for the energy sector including building electricity facilities as well as developing wind power seemed has been putting its energy into russia's atomic power industry two years ago it agreed to create a joint venture with the russia's nuclear corporatio

a band once near a baghdad liquor store has killed seven people and wounded eighteen three of the dead were police officers no group has yet admitted the attack but shiite militant groups are often blamed for targeting liquor stores and cafes in the past security has improved in iraq since two thousand and six a bomb attacks still happen regularly. the thai capital bangkok faces the threat of further flooding if it's hit with more heavy rains soldiers civil servants and civilians are working frantically to deploy more than and back to the city's vulnerable northern france is the worst flooding in decades has crept through much of the country leaving over three hundred people dead and could pass more than three billion dollars to clean up. next let's get the latest from the world of business to me. thanks an exit german engineering giant siemens is going to burst a billion euros in the russian projects over the next three years the governor's chief says most of the money will be allocated for the energy sector including building l.t.c. facilities as well as developing wind power siemens

. >>> prince george's county police are investigating a shooting outside a liquor store.hey say a man was found suffering from a gunshot wound outside of three road liquors last night. the store is located along brandywine road in brandywine. the victim was taken to the hospital and is listed in stable condition. no word so far on any suspects or motive in this case. >>> in other headlines, occupy protests from new york to california. protesters with the occupy wall street movement marched in front of city hall in new york city last night. it was a show of solidarity with protesters in oakland, california who also marched out of the city plaza last night. protesters in denver braved the snow there and there were also protests in ohio and atlanta where 50 people were arrested yesterday. >>> the official coroner's report on amy wipe house reveals that she drank herself to death. winehouse's parents were in court for the hearing on her death. a pathologist said she had more than five times the legal limit. >>> now to the michael jackson death trial. character witnesses take

. >> one of two suspects in a liquor store robbery is behind bars. this happened saturday afternoon at the ams liquor world on belair road. police said one man entered a store holding a knife but fled when the owner was holding a gun. one man was arrested. search continues for the other suspect. >> the ravens found a way to pull off a come-from-behind victory against the cardinals on sunday. arizona scored three touchdowns during the first half, 24-3. that set up the biggest comeback in ravens history. game ended with the ravens 30, cardinals 27. keith mills will join us later with all their reaction. -- keith mills will join us. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. does the ravens' comeback win make you more or less confident about next week's game against the steelers? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 31 degrees on tv hill. a look at what is expected for weeks six of the dr. conrad murder trial. >> an elevator explosion. >> this is the beltway o