. >> we had quality in every location. when we were running through 2015, that was some of our -- some of the budget items that we brought back then. as we never -- we did not have the -- anticipate to have so many, but we had to keep up with them, and we had -- we had people in seven locations. some of them were going around the lock. so we had i.s.i. in every shop, whenever they were welding. >> supervisor kim: is it possible that the key way was inconsistent when we had them at seven different locations? >> i would say no just because -- it all rolls up to -- we had one company doing that, so that helps in its consistency and the view of the reports. >> supervisor kim: so one company did the quality insurance at seven different locations? >> that's correct. >> and our company was i.s.i. that we hired directly, and i'm sure you remember, director kim, in 2005 -- 2015, we came with a cost budget augmentation for that reason. when we budgeted for construction, we assumed one or two locations. when we received the bids, rea

the project site located on jones street near the corner of buri street, has a central location within walking distance to the heart of the city including the financial district , union square, market street and bart. the project site is unique for its district in that it is very narrow and long. measuring 2,186 square feet in area, the site is 25 feet wide by 87 and a half feet long. it is surrounded by low and high rise residential buildings. we are proposing a code compliance contextually designed eight story residential building containing seven residences with a shared landscape rear yard. the project is car free. this series of slides shows before and after renderings of the project with the existing building shown in red. there is before and there is after. and across the street. and along the sidewalk. the project design is directly informed by its neighboring residential buildings. as illustrated in the diagrams in your drawing set, and as shown in the screen, the project is designed -- it took its design cues pertaining to proportion, cladding, fenestration and detailing. the

this is the location of the six toilets. the dark stars.and then there are, i look at my notes, 34 kiosks that are in article ten and 11. they are currently a variety of the market street kiosks which you see at the top right with the large onion dome at the top or the middle one which is the smaller one that currently exists, not on market street. those are a variety of three sided advertising kiosks and interactive kiosks and retail kiosks. these are the locations of all of those. scattered all over the place. and then some examples of the street furnishings around the world. boston, germany, canada, paris, new york, et cetera. there is a large variety of different types of fixtures all over the world and the one that we are doing is uniquely san francisco. quickly, into the public toilet itself, this is our current design on the left of a single toilets. the material from the bottom up is a durable concrete base for the first 12-15 inches, mainly that is because that's where gets most of the abuse. kicking, et cetera. everything beats it

we found more than was found at this location. after the war, there were american teams, following the battle that came through and picked up most of the big stuff. most of what we find and cartridges, smaller pieces of equipment, there were no large -- all of the large things were picked up. anywhere you go in the argonne, you will find a similar amounts of material. host: you have talked about doug's effort. his discovery expedition. they helped dedicate a trail in monument at their location over 10 years ago. how did the french government and other authorities react to his findings? brad: i cannot really say. on his website, he posted several letters of indoors meant -- endorsement and this sort of thing. if you read them, they are actually not letters of endorsement. as far as i know, number one, he never received permission from the french archaeological services for that region. they never issued him a permit to do that. his archaeology work. he, as far as i know, has received permission from local town mayors and they are t

they moved their location, so we need to set a new precedent here. they did a great deal of public outreach, and so here they are to tell you more. >> hi. i'm justin with burning man project, and i'm here with my friend, steven rasmuth. and we are here regarding or 19th annual burning man event which will be moving to the potrero power station which is one block further south than our location last year. we were at pier 70 which puts you also one block further away from the closest residential neighbors? and as mentioned, we're here to request that our event will be running from 2:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. and we would like to have our outdoor sound extended to midnight. we have done the best we can, as always, to be good neighbors, and i've made two rounds personally, two flier and meet to give contact information to all of the neighboring businesses and residences within the area that you probably see outlined all the way up to third street and a couple of blocks in each direction? >> and also the information has been shared with the dogpatch neighborho

they helped dedicate a trail in monument at their location over 10 years ago. how did the french government and other authorities react to his findings? brad: i cannot really say. on his website, he posted several letters of indoors meant a most order of things. if you read them, they are actually not letters of endorsement. one, hes i know, number never released -- received permission from the french thateological services for region. they never issued him a permit to do that. his archaeology work. i know, hass received permission from local town mayors and they are the same ones that have approved the monument and trail. host: in addition to your work on sergeant york project, you spent a couple of days with mr. masri anna in 2008. what was that like? brad: number one, i was thatised when we started they used new gps or anything to record where they find artifacts. we all went in opposite directions. later, we returned with literally bags of artifacts. a would just write down position, just a general location for the items that were found. two, it seemed that

the house of bagels located at 5030 gary boulevard.t opened in 1962 and its original location on second avenue and gary boulevard up in the richmond district. their famous bagel recipe and manufacturing process are brought here from brooklyn, new york by a native new yorker. they serve the jewish and east coast community with an authentic east coast bakery experience. they opened with this business and ran it with his wife. in the -- in 1964, they hired a man who started working at the house of bagels and eventually became the second owner. the staff is recommending approval and recommendation of approval to the small business commission and we are recommending the following features to be protected. the bagel sign from 1968, the mural back the original new york style bagel recipe and methods and the artisan baked goods. that concludes my presentation and please let me know if you have any questions. >> great. why don't we move to public comments. does any member of the public wish to comment on the items? or any of the members wish to

and the fact that in that location at civic center location, theres with a light standard that we approved and the city wanted to do a historic fixture, but one that looks quasi-historic. when you get out of the district, you go to the fake historic ones. so it's a little piece of architecture in the historic center. >> commissioner hyland: we came up with a cleaner, elegant, modern station, in the midst of the civic station and worked with d.p.w. >> commissioner wolfram: interesting, would we approve the toilets on the streets today? probably not. i want to congratulate the team on all the work they've done, impressive materials. i personally have plants that are an interesting idea and i can understand the concerns that others have expressed. i like the development of the toilet. i think the kiosks themselves still need further development. i want to be sure they have a relationship to the toilets as well. that there is continuity between those. that they don't diverge too much. i want to congratulate you on your great work to date. >> commissioner hyland: i don't know if staff is here t

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these have many location-specific categories. like for the traffic calming, pedestrian and bicycle safety. as well as citywide impactful projects like the vehicle categories and from muni, facilities and guideways. so the transit categories. all right, what we look for. this is what we are reviewing. we have been working closely with the agencies over the last few months to get these documents prepared for you. the first of the 5-year prioritization plan is from b.a.r.t. station access safety category. it's wonderful to see so much leveraging with b.a.r.t. funding with measure rr passing, the b.a.r.t. bond, there are significant funds and resources available for b.a.r.t. to do projects throughout its district. so the 5ypp includes station implementation, it will provide additional funds, accessibility improvements that have been identified by key stakeholders for visually and sight and other needs of stations to address access and address accessibility issues at balboa, 24th, embarcadero, station wayfinding at glen park and you c

lisa: each location does keep up. lemonis: and who focuses on the managers?nni: nobody right now. lemonis: and so you have seven stores all doing their own thing. giovanni: basically, yeah. lemonis: in any business, there should be one leader that's setting the tone, and whether that's the way the store looks or how they merchandise or the product they order, there has to be sort of one person kind of leading the troops. and how many stores -do you have today? -giovanni: seven. lemonis: all in the chicagoland area? -giovanni: yeah, oh, yeah. -lemonis: and so all the stores -make money today? -lisa: no. lemonis: does this location make money? giovanni: oh, my god. this fuels all the growth. lisa: this is our best location. lemonis: what is the goal for you? lisa: we want to scale it. we want to kind of conquer the chicagoland area. we also have talked about acquisition. we did a mini-acquisition already with rogers park. so that was an existing store that was failing, and we went in and purchased it. giovanni: and i have been calling stores to see if they'd be

apparently i'm wrong, 180 locations is big. when supervisor mar had included all subsidiaries globally under his 11 locations i thought it was a big stretch. we're not dealing with the business that is 20 locations where you kind of go well, it's not that much. they're going to have as many locations in this city alone to trip up the 11. we saw a map with seven on it. in this commission, i thought it was very fair, neighborhoods such as the triangle they approved it in and i was unaware there was one on whatever the street was. i may have even approved it without thinking. we did hear from folks in where blue bottle wanted come in and it was clear they were not a good thing for the neighborhood. a healthy spot was another one. just recently. we listened to the neighborhood. i'll be honest with you, you know, as much as i detest amazon whole foods, i didn't come out swinging at the last hearing against amazon whole foods because the neighbors wanted it. applying prop g the way it's intended is the issue for me. maybe they didn't

this is an ideal location for the project. the site has historically been used for formula retail, but has been largely vacant since the sports authority left in 2016. target will bring a number of benefits to the community, including reactivating and beautifying an underutilized building that was intended for retail use. it will be providing convenient access to a broad selection of goods and everyday necessities, providing a local pharmacy for area residents and workers, and creating up to 81 new permanent jobs with the local hiring of goal of at least 50%. it will be generating new economic activity and adding revenue to the city's general fund. target has demonstrated a history of giving back to the community and being a good neighbor, and we will certainly continue that practice at this location. as you've seen in the packets that you received, there have been a number of letters of support from community partners attesting to this fact. you may know that target gives back 5% of our -- as a corporate policy we give back 5

the lively capital las palmas is located in the northeast.it's botanical garden is a must see home to five hundred indigenous plant species. colonial architecture lends the city its distinctly spanish feel and testifies to the influence of the rulers from the mainland who founded the city in fourteen seventeen an entire museum is dedicated to the nation's famous explorer christopher columbus. yes. you have it. only opened up a new world discovery of a new continent was a major milestone for europe and for spain in particular but by now due to its location one cannot here play the eastern atlantic role in the conquest of the americas in the sixteenth century and atlantic and see what he say has the america the longest set sail and his legendary voyage from las palmas in fourteen ninety two here's an exact reproduction of his ship's cabin on display in the museum. the easternmost island his lunch at r.t. with his characteristic lava fields and volcanoes. in the bay of las colorado there's an underwater surprise. the museo atlantico at a depth o

we even found more than was found at this location. after the war there were american teams actually just following the battle that came through and picked up most of the big stuff. most of what we find and is cartridges, smaller pieces of equipment. all the large stuff was picked up. anywhere you go on the argonne you'll find similar amounts of material. >> we talked about doug mastriano's effort. his sergeant york discovery expedition. they helped dedicate a trail and monument at their location over 10 years ago. how did the french government and other authorities react to his findings? > i cannot really say. he posted several letters of endorsement and this sort of thing but if you read them they're not letters of endorsement. s far as i know number one m mastriano never received the official permission from the french archeological services which is mr. edefoss for that region. never issued the permits to do hat. the local town mayors are the same ones that approved his putting the monument and trail in. >> in addition to your work

we modelled the speakers in a number of locations. we've modelled the output of those speakers at the a number of locations, but at the end of the day, we're controlling it, so the speaker placement is on us, and the output level is on us, so i think that gives us the flexibility to move those speakers around and take advantage of the fact that we've got a gatehouse there in the middle that's kind of closing the plaza in. and to the extent possible, get the speakers facing away from third street and into the plaza. >> right. okay. >> all right. i don't see anymore commissioner questions. so you can return to your seat. thank you very much for the presentation. >> thank you. >> i'm going to open it up to public comment here. i do have one speaker card from a bruce agin, and you will have two minutes. thank you. >> okay. great. good afternoon, president bleiman, commissioners. my name is bruce agin. i'm a president of the south mission bay neighborhood association, and although our association has already submitted a letter of support,

if the person isn't located in that time? >> when a missing persons report is officially made, a report and they're entered into the missing persons system, then that is assigned a s.i.t. we mayson out on a call that is a well-being check. the individual whose called does not want toe efficientlily make a missing persons report yet. if they do make a missing persons report it's a complete investigation about where that person is until we locate them. >> this brings another question. if they don't make that report, but you feel maybe something is going on here, can you guys initiate -- >> yes. >> we can initiate so many different things to try and locate that person. there may not be a report but the hair on the back of the neck of an officer might say something is not right about this. i want to take some additional actions and discuss it with the sergeant and take actions based on that. that's why we have the ability to enter a premise and do things that a reasonable person would make whether or not someone makes the missing

itself, pinpointing the caller's location to within 50 feet. it's an update the department says will help speed up response times during an emergency. >> it helps us collect evidence, preserve evidence a lot faster. it speeds the process up when people use cell phones, which used to sometimes slow things down. >> reporter: because of the popularity of cell phones and people doing away with their land lines, sunnyvale police estimate 80% of all 911 calls now come from cell phones. sunnyvale is actually one of the first cities dewill face a judge today after pulling out a pair of chainsaws on the train. video showed the man picking up a red chainsaw and flicking the switch several times. the suspect, 47-year-old patrick bingham, was arrested at the lake merritt station. he is being held at the santa rita jail on charges of exhibiting a deadly weapon. >>> this is the last day of business for a bar and restaurant in san francisco. the victim of a lingering construction project. the folks who operate the bootleg bar and kitchen say avprect has m the

double as the old location. a multimedia lab for editing and maker space for 3d printing, robotics and textiles. >> this will be a true city treasure for hayward. you look at the beauty of the structure of that floating staircase in the middle, the fact that it will be a gallery space for art instillations for local and regional artists, community meeting facility, with extraordinary views of downtown. >> beautiful. solar panels will make the new library 100% energy self sufficient. and the library will collect rainwater in a tank for non-drinking uses. voters passed measure c to for the $40 million library. >> that's fancy. >> it is. >> that's very nice. i'm looking forward to seeing that in hayward. >> i know. we learned the dewey decimal system at the library. now we need to go back to learn how to 3d print. >> that artist work space will be really cool. >> fancy. >> that would be cool to test it out, right? >> why not? play with it. >> tell us about our weekend. >> we have some changes coming our way. there

find or locates the exact location where. she was murdered inside the building behind me this was based on the evidence they say they have the old year old tapes or of what took place but also based on the intense searches they were able to conduct through the forensic experts that have been searching the consulates at least on two separate occasions as well as obviously the consul general's home and through that the old you i wouldn't through the investigations and all the other kind of d.n.a. tests that they've been doing and everything else they've been able not only to not only rather to establish the precise location where she was killed but also the way in which she was killed they say he was dismembered off the he was killed they say that that's happened in a very short period of time and they also speak of the other pieces sample evidence that they managed to find and we're not sure whether that's blood samples fingerprints d.n.a. or everything all of the above so more information coming and it is coming maybe at a fo

it has put us on track to get the exact location. the carriers have been on track. right now they are testing the special location technologies and we are hopeful that will produce good results. >> watch the communicators, monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. for six days in early more october, 1918, than 500 u.s. soldiers were surrounded by germans in the argonne forest in northeastern france. at the time the story of the , lost battalion became front-page news back home. and it continues to be remembered as one of world war i's most dramatic stories. up next we travel to france with , battlefield guide guillaume moizan and historian mitchell yockelson. they explain what happened and show was century-old trenches and immemorial to the lost battalion in the argonne forest. >> where are we standing? >> we are inside the middle of the forest. we are standing close by a mine crater that shows a big mine exploding here. if you look at the size of the crater it's probably one century , after the war, around 25 feet deep. something like 80 feet wide, possibly. such a

far inland locations some upper 70s, in brentwood, 70s livermore and fairfield. across the north bay mid 70s from santa rosa, novato, sonoma, napa. mid-60s for eye sky yeah. here's the seven-day forecast: by mid-october, it will release a list of the names and status 80s over the weekend. >>> the archdiocese of san jose is take steps to rebuild trust with parishioners. by mid-october, it will release a list of the names and status of every priest who has already been found to be credibly accused of sexual abuse in the diocese of san jose. it will review all records of sexual abuse of minors and investigate the handling of past abuse claims and make recommendations to improve their response. >> people have lost faith in the institution. i'm hoping that they have not lost faith in jesus, the christ, and that's what i pray for. so, yes, it's a long road ahead. >> san jose's holy trinity church held a listening session yesterday for people to talk. >>> time now is 6:52. gun owners in one east bay city will have to follow some new rules. the restrictions that passed i

this is a prime location. we need housing. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good evening, commissioners. i am here to speak on behalf of the polk district merchants foundation and live three blocks away and i am acutely aware. could we use another grocery store? maybe so, but we are by no means a food desert and not desperate for one. while all uses will meet pushback, this proposed use would be devastating to the fabric of the community and many of the local owned businesses. and that said, the pdma will support a true housing that brings more neighbors and vibrancy. the original proposal was housing. it is great that amazon has i an announced $15 minimum wages, but we have been paying that here since july. and also they're planning to fully automate the stores by 2021. whol foods may provide the past of least resistance, but it takes foresight and leadership to move san francisco forward. it is not just about convenience for those of us here now and it's about the legacy of our kids. steer towards a more equitable future by voting no

>> location, location, location. >> exactly. is spinning doughnuts on top of a 700-foot tall tower, this is the one of the tallest buildings in miami. and this is what it took to get david and that sleek red

are covering the launch that recovery teams are in the air and on route to the predicted landing location you're talking about that there are a vast large area empty areas you know you wouldn't know exactly where of course this is going to come in but you would expect it to be in an area where hopefully they could get to the recovery teams quite soon quite easily and normally this is like this isn't an emergency in itself i mean searching for a crew because every time a crew is returning from the that's that's what happened in the parachute down on eventually and so now mathematically this should be. should be doable i mean mathematically to predict the trajectory of ballistic landing the way how nasa calls itself the ballistic landing of the crew so it's a vast again as you said it's a vast vast empty air. because the kuzma groom itself the launch pod is located in such a part of the world that is mostly empty so the syrian shouldn't be too difficult hopefully just also a line in this the last time there was an in-flight feel your of some sort of a soyuz crew back in one nine hundred sev

i also think having the conversation where they are located. i talked about mid market where we want to see that retail activated. there's a lot of small business that have chosen to locate there. versus other parts of the city more isolated where they are planning to locate that might not necessarily have the same access to small businesses or retail and then the conversation of catering. i think that's a positive thing. i think businesses that want to access catering, i don't see that as necessarily a work-around, i see it as an opportunity to provide another avenue for people that might want to start and venture out and support their own small businesses. i just want you to understand the perspective that we are coming from. we started a working group with some of the impacted or potentially impacted businesses. and also those that might benefit from potential changes to the ordinance and legislation that want to be part of the conversation. we think it's a worthy, worthy debate and conversation for san francisco because we are at the center

there may be another location, the van may have clues that regard an alternative location. >> right now it appears the suspect was a loner that likely put together his plot, without any accomplices. who is cesar sayoc? court records show the 56-year- old had an extensive criminal past, ranging from traffic violations to making bomb threats in 2002. at one time, he was an amateur bodybuilder, and faced felony charges of steroid possession in 2004. he filed for bankruptcy in 2012, and right now it is unclear if he had experience working with explosives, experts say the homemade package bombs were fairly simple and crude. >> it is extremely rudimentary, we believe that this is an amateur, who perhaps learn to do this on the internet, or had a very rudimentary training. >> if convicted of all the charges, cesar sayoc faces 48 years in prison, and federal authorities have not ruled out the possibility of finding more packages in the u.s. mail system. >>> and alert postal worker spotted a package add to the facility in burlingame addressed to tom stier. it was loaded into a truck and driven t

and the individual locations we pointed out. and we were told the manager would call back and they didn't, the alameda location we were referred to corporate and that didn't give us information. >> and the attorney seems pretty adamant it is happening and they are covering it up. >> they are moved round so they may -- around so they may comp that therapeutic appointment and move them to a different location or not discipline them. >> how did the plaintiffs realize this is a company problem and maybe this happened to me how did they figure it out it is going on in a significant amount of locations. >> a lot of it is word of mouth. so when it was initially file there were five cases, that attorney we spoke with told me all of the people have contacted him. so it is not like they are looking for people they are coming out of the woodwork and said that happened to me too. >> a number of these victims are they stopping? when do they come forward? . >> lot of people say why didn't these women when it started happening jump off of the

why did you specifically pick this location? allison: because our partner said, "i own this location." lemonis: that partner, dane baird... dane: this is still delicious. lemonis: ...had made a small investment but wasn't willing to invest any more time or money. peter: how do we buy you out? what do you want? dane: so, i don't want to sell. peter: you're just trying to hold us hostage. that's all it is. lemonis: but it all seemed fixable, so i made a deal. we're sharing 50/50 in the profits. i'm 100% in charge. so, we have a deal? my first move was to untangle the toxic partnership, so i bought dane out... you're essentially not gonna be in charge anymore. ...then set a whole new plan in motion. peter: [ laughs ] lemonis: since the shop was hard to find... look away. ...we'd make sweet pete's impossible to miss. turn around. peter: oh, my god! lemonis: the more time i spent with pete and allison, the more i believed in their mission. so i doubled down and purchased this historic mansion in downtown jacksonville. the renovation

other spots with fog in many locations. i'll show you where coming up. i'll also show you the futurecast taking you through the day. your complete forecast in just a few minutes. >>> new this morning, a fresno man sets his parents' house on fire after trying to exterminate some poisonous spider. the it 3-year-old told firefighters he was using a blow torch to exterminate some black widows around th the bricks had a small crack though and the flames from the blow torch sparked some flammable material causing the fire to go into the attic. the 23-year-old man's parents weren't home at the time. >> well, yeah, we don't never recommend using some type of heating device like that to get rid of any vermin or spiders. there's agencies you can call for that. >> the blaze caused about $10,000 in damage. no one was hurt. hashtag no common sense. >> not a mensa candidate. >> let's try to remember he was trying to help his parents. >> by torching his house because of spiders. ha ha. >> they are poisonous. >>> wall street is looking to bounce back after yesterday's b