they were loitering in front and causing problems. they call the police and we came over and arrested them. are we going to have that as a mark against the parlor? absolutely not. they are doing the things that we want them to do. we look at everything on a case by case issue. if the clubs are doing well, we will explain how they're doing well. if not, we will explain the problem. on march 11 there was a battery at monroe. this was at 1:45 in the afternoon. monroe has been doing things in the morning. somebody went up with a glass of liquid and try to get a girl to drink it. the suspect asked what it was. they said that it was water. she smelled it and it was bought up. the suspect tried to give it to other people. she used her arm to push them so that he would go way. he responded by punching the girl in the face. he fled the scene but was arrested about a block away. the last one was at atmosphere. there was another batter on 3/11. there was a purse snatch. a lady left her purse. >> do you find that, at atmos phere, patrons are hang

involved in gang activity, loitering, and gang member attempting to enter the bar. with credit to the security team that is currently in place, they prevented this individual from getting into the bar with a knife. one of the other gang members, obviously, had a gun. they were denied entry into the club. rightfully so. they began wandering in and about the club in front. -- loitering in and about the club in front. if physical altercation ensued and the gun was shot at least 10 times. it is that type of activity that we are seen frequently. in that area. i am not putting this on skylark. they are in an area that is very challenging. as a result, they have to check the level -- kick their level of security up, the level of professionalism with their security. that is the only reason i put that in there. condition number 15, which was generated as a result of the fact that the security team identified this problem. it was not reported to the sfpd. had it been, maybe we would of had a chance if an officer had responded to the area and got people to move along. perhaps

people cannot loiter and they cannot go to the bathroom on someone else's brushed -- garage. you have to have someone outside to ocntrol the crowd. -- control the crowd. >> the staff will give you everything. >> we need you to come to the office and we will make sure that you understand everything and your educated from the 1980's to the 2000's because a lot of things have changed, as you can tell. >> ok. when? >> do you have a card you can give me? all right. president newlin: item number eight. hearing and possible action. -- item a. >> as you are familiar with the limited live performance permit, there are simple and this permittee is requesting a permit on his way to apply for a conditional use authorization at the edge. it is a small place that has been there for a long time. the previous operator did not take the opportunity when they had it to get a permit years ago when l

people cannot loiter and they cannot go to the bathroom on someone else's brushed -- garage. you have to have someone outside to ocntrol the crowd. -- control the crowd. >> the staff will give you everything. >> we need you to come to the office and we will make sure that you understand everything and your educated from the 1980's to the 2000's because a lot of things have changed, as you can tell. >> ok. when? >> do you have a card you can give me? all right. president newlin: item number eight. hearing and possible action. -- item

you will have more than 18 people loitering outside. they will create noise. i can tell you that i live one block from this restaurant and i have seen the lines of 30 to 40 people waiting to get in. there's nothing in the record showing 49 is the occupancy. that is irrelevant. the police conditions of 18 were adopted. we're talking about two guards to sell faster. doesn't that show you you need two guards, maybe you should not do this after hours. we do not have them in the bank or anywhere else. this is such a high risk activity we need two guards. there is no evidence. the evidence is to the contrary. we have attached scientific studies saying that food does not sober people up. if you are drunk, you have to wait for the alcohol to leave your system. i ask that you dismiss the last comment by this attorney who said the applicants, should be endorsed. in sum, there are other late- night places to get food. we ask that the entertainment commission be reversed. >> you have three minutes of the bottle. -- rebuttal. >> we do not profess to be experts on what sobe

he was picked up three times in the united states for loitering around a school in san diego. and there are police records that show this. and there are mugshots that show this. and you can get a mug shot of almost any hollywood celebrity. charlie sheen, lindsey lohan, but you can't get a mug shot of the cleric anwar al awlaki. i never understood that. because i thought that was such a powerful piece of evidence. here he is portraying himself as a holy man, on the one hand, on the web. on the otherened th enehand, he up for loitering around -- i don't know if it was an elementary school, i assume so, in san diego. it's a disconnect. and i think you have to see what's in the public domain. especially when it comes to iran. you have to see it, say, through a filter, but i think you have to use your own good judgment about measuring the message. not so much what they're saying but what they really mean. does that help? >> i think so. their commentary was they see iran building some capabilities but not developing in intention. is that a distinction without a difference in your mi

. >> a 653 is a simple loitering charge, but that will be enough for police to scoop up these two before the cover off the whole operation. >> when you get somebody like that and she's going to tell every single working girl out here watch out for the police out here, there's undercover cops out here kind of thing -- >> hey, look, they're still down there. i'll go ahead and direct them if you want to arrest them and pick them both up. they're still together. >> the pair are transported to a nearby substation, where they flow into the larger pool of women already swept up in tonight's operation. >> step on in. watch your head. >> you're pissing me off. get the -- do you want me to break your camera? >> their moods run the gamut from defiant to downright distraught. >> please. >> walk up there. watch your head. watch your head. >> please don't. please. don't do this. >> you can have this for fresh air. >> officer, i didn't even do nothing. only thing i did was get in a car. it's not fair. all i did was get in the car. >> all right. call it as you see it. let's go. >> meanwhile, the sting t

loitering will be prohibited on the adjacent sidelocks to the store. store management will be responsible for store security during hours of operation. with that, is there any public comment on this item? >> good morning, supervisors. on behalf of the landmark retail group, cbs is committed to crafting the conditions of approval for each of its new locations to meet the needs and concerns of each unique neighborhood in the city. in that spirit, we agree and are happy to incorporate approval. >> thank you very much. any other members of the public that wish to speak? seeing no one, public comment is closed. anything else on this item? >> no. >> i would like to move this forward with the conditions articulated by the inspector, as well as the ones that i've read. madam clerk, i will give you this e-mails of you have the conditions. without objection, that will be the order. thank you, madam clerk. please read item number three. see you in a couple weeks, inspector. >> item #3. resolution authorizing the recreation and parks department to accept and expen

. >> don't allow loitering. nothing. no illegal activity. we have security who watches over everything. >> reporter: the city ordered them to shut down at 11:00 p.m. during the week. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the school district approved loves for 29 -- layoffs for 89 teachers. 72 teachers are voluntarily resigning. most will stay with the school when it become as charter schools. more jobs might be 77 it doesn't lose state funding. >>> supporters of the cal works program rallied in sacramento today. governor jerry brown's proposal cuts $1.1 billion from cal works. the welfare to work program. those opposed say it would leave 100,000 california children without assistance. >>> with gas prices rising, bay area commuters are moving to mass transit. a month ago the average price with $3.75. now it is $4.33. that is a 15% jump. b.a.r.t. says ridership is up 5.5% and cal train says it is up for the last 18 months. the attorney general revealed a new bill of rights for homeowners. the bills will put the national mortgage settlement int

. >> no loitering. >> reporter: i'm not loitering.'m here on legitimate business. >> reporter: toles did appear at one public meeting but with media standing by was an abrupt no show for a second meeting. a spokesman communicating by text said that toles will have no further comment. county executive rushern baker told me today that special treatment for public officials should never be tolerated. he said he's confident the police department's inquiry will get to the bottom of this. scott broom, 9 news now. >> toles has issued a written statement apologizing for the february 22nd incident and will voluntarily stop using her county car until she's completed a driver safety class. >>> democracy, education and improve student access to higher education are just some of the demands of the occupy d.c. student protestors. a few hours ago they gathered at mcpherson square and marched over to sally mae and the department of education to show their demands. the protestors say there are egregious inequalities in our education system. >>> fire d

we have graffiti, skateboarding, loitering and displacement of tenants. here is an example of the graffiti. this is a brochure. that is absolutely ridiculous to have it in their brochure. this is a result of what is happening. you can't read it here, but it says deface -- this is a missionary district and it was built after the quake so there would be an area for working people, not students. this is what we are faced with. if this isn't destroying a neighborhood, things people come here to see -- if you want to see more, i can show them to you. here is a brochure from the front door. this has been converted to senior housing. first-year students. the commodore first-year students. [tone] skateboarding on or in front of university property. this that mean do it anywhere in the neighborhood? i had a friend of mine's mother who was killed by a skateboarder. this is not a joke. she is drug to the ground and hit her head and died two days later. it is getting out of control. you have these other apartments for students are living in the people living in the d

apartment building on 17th street through the lobby door with busted lock under the sign that says no loitering past the mildew that curdled your brain up 3riccety stairs belly up below the broken window. in bed the mattress on the floor he shares with his older sisters johnitto will dreechl a baseball glove or the perfect tail for a kite. [inaudible] 24th street with the one seed always frozen near the bottom. but the family needs more than dreams that's why my mom, sisters travelled by bus pulled by something stronger than destiny to this 2 room battleground of survival. this minute as he treads mission mama in the apartment on a sewing machine, zig-zagy threads fine as spider webs running down pants late into the appeal yellow hours of her seemingly endless nights. the 2 sisters with fingers delicate as ballerinas stitch beads tiny as drops that will sell for hundreds of dollars of which they will receive 25. the baby will be in the cardboard crib. and lost in dreams thick as cataracts will be chanting prayers to my an gods after an alter of bee's wax candles and pepsi soda bottles. the insc

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no loitering will be allowed. the exterior and sidewalks will be kept clean drop the day. we will work with the san francisco police department with our security plan and video surveillance system to be approved by their video forensics unit. we will have a full-time security guard, and the interior and exterior will be well lit. many neighbors were enthusiastic about this location, feeling it is a perfect fit away from their homes and children. vaporizing was and greatly requested to assist with their conditions during working hours to no longer risk medicating on the street or their workplace restroom as the financial district is too far to go home to medicate. i am -- have tried to your concerns and have been able to respond to one letter and called the planning department to respond to others'. names and contacts were not available. we have a liaisoo maintaining a collaborative, positive, ongoing, open relationship with the community. the collective will offer psychotherapy for terminally ill and severely ill patients and will donate to homeless food programs and hospi

so it was -- you knew that when you looked up and saw that f-16 on that slow loiter all around the area and across the red river that it was armed and it was clearly had orders to shoot down any suspicious aircraft. as soon as they fueled the other one up, the next one took position over the city and they left -- they stayed over the city until air force one left and in both continued the escort mission to off the air force base. so it was just the knowledge, we see f-16s and we see military aircraft all the time in this region, but to know that that one was on an actual combat air patrol over an american city, it really drove it home that this was anything but a normal day. >> i don't believe that there was a time in its history that this base was as important in the life of this nation as it was that day. in all of its 68 years, this base was there when the president of the united states, the commander in chief, needed it. it was a safe place to be in case we were attacked again, in case something even worse came down the road. this was a central point and in fact within 24 hours airc

when he lived in the united states, he was picked up three times for soliciting prostitutes and loitering around a school in san diego. and there are vivid record inthere are police records that and vermont show this. any hollywood celebrity. des but you cannot get a mug shot of the cleric. jericka voral au pair i neveri never understood that. i thought that was such a powerful piece of evidence. he is picked up for lording around an elementary school -- i had of who assume so. it is a disconnect. you have to see what is in the public domain. hitespecially when it comes to iran. you have to use your own good judgment about measuring the message, not so much what they are saying but what they really mean. does that help? >> i think so. the commentary was they see iran building some capabilities but galt not developing an intention. is that a distinction without a difference in your mind? if we could put it through your well lie filter, what are they trying to era>> my assessment would be it might be an effort to minimize the findings where they said they had serious concerns about the nucl

i want to introduce to you chris, with thomson loiters.ere we're going to talk about taxes a little bit. you think that they're not as egregious in getting tax breaks as some other companies. tell us about that. >> there are lots of reasons why they object to oil companies and they do get away with murder. on the tax issue there are far worse offenders like general electric which are virtuoso in getting away with not paying taxes. i think oil companies could afford to pay plenty more. they're rolling in cash at the moment and they've been extremely profitable. it is not that we shouldn't tax them more. they do enjoy minimal tax loopholes but in general they tend to pay an effective tax rate that somewhat above the average of most companies somewhere sort of certainly north of 35% if you take into account various royalties that they pay. 27% or something is a more typical figure for an industrial company. >> so christopher, they're not as big tax evaders and g.e. and other corporate looters. >> yes. >> fine, i concede that point. having sai

. >>> homeless people loitering around mcdonald's, workers saying they called police about 300 timesonths. residents say they feel unsafe with the homeless people paparazzi pennsylvania panhandling there. >> i'm before approached at 6:00 in the morning with people asking me if i want to buy drugs when i'm out walking my dog. >> police have stepped up patrols, and blame the increase of homeless activity on the recent warm weather and the dismantling every occupy san francisco. >>> today is the first town hall meeting to discuss muni's finances. they face a budget deficit of nearly $20 million and it's considering several changes to help close that gap. one suggestion is to boost cash fares by 25 cents. other ideas are to start charging for parking meters on sunday or extended hours on other days. muni could also add new metered parking spaces. today's meeting is set for muni headquarters at one south van ness avenue at 10:00 until noon. the second meeting happens thursday night at city college of san francisco. muni plans to hold three more meetings after that. >>> time now is 7:42. a

now anyone convicted of any penal code violation in new york state, including misdemeanors like loiteringet swabbed. their dna entered in a data bank so it can be compared to evidence and possibly solve other crimes. the new law supported by every one of the state's 58 sheriffs, more than 400 police chiefs, and all 62 of new york's district attorneys. >> i can't think of a more important singular law enforcement tool than expanded dna collection from all convicted offenders. >> this will not only help us solve crime, it will also help us prevent crime and exonerate the wrongly convicted. >> the governor says the law is also a victory for anyone victimized by repeat offenders who should have been locked up long ago. back in 2004 when petty larceny was added to the list, it identified suspects linked to 48 murders and 220 sexual assaults. but critics claim state crime labs aren't equipped to handle the bigger load. the new york civil liberties union says, quote, life is not a csi episode. dna evidence is highly susceptible to human error, fraud and abuse. a massive expansion of new york's d

police now asking people to report anybody they have seen suspicious loitering around schools. >>> it's 6:36 right now. the date for a showdown between the san francisco sheriff and mayor ed lee is set. a judge is set to hear the challenge of his suspension april 18th. the sheriff's lawyer filed court papers saying the suspension is a denial of his right to due process. they also say a public official cannot be removed for misconduct unless the crime occurred while they were in office. and he was not yet sworn in. he pleaded guilty to false imprisonment to settle a domestic abuse case involving his wife. >>> with 24 hours until the mavericks window officially closes, some downer news for surfers. the competition will not happen again this year. organizers say the right conditions just never came together here, but they are still planning on putting on a big time party. tomorrow they are holding a festival in half-moon bay with live bands and surfing videos and food and then an awards show. the plan is to hold the festival each year whether or not that competition actually happens. >>> l