it includes increased training, increased surveillance cameras, training and use of anti- loitering law, which will be helpful in that location. it is between valencia and guerrero. and increase communication from the venue to the station as well as the entertainment commission. that is all is also a very helpful thing.

it is about control of the venues to have problems with people loitering with no intent to do business with the business itself, so security is helping us get them moving along when they should have no business being there are triggered >> thank you curator of >> any other questions? >> are there members of the public who wish to address this item? >> good evening. many of you may recognize me from previous appearances in support of businesses to enhance their presences in san francisco neighborhoods. i have never spoken without approving ongoing efforts. this is a gay bar in the castro neighborhood, a bar that goes beyond drinks and conversations, that serves as a community gathering place, were friends are born, and charitable causes are supported, memories are made, and the castro is felt stronger. we are not talking about a mechanic shop across from a 711 or a business hotel. we are talking about here historic day bar across from what many consider to be a pivotal hog of the community region -- pivotal hub of the community. i encourage you to approve this ferment and join me any ni

four, loitering is prohibited under the control of the licensee as depicted on the abc- 257.etitioner shall utilize electronic surveillance and reporting income and that is able to view all exits and entry points of the exterior of the premises. recording shall be operational at all time. recordings shall be maintained and kept for a minimum of seven days and will be made available to law enforcement on-demand. 6, but petitioner shall not make structural changes to the interior without written approval. 7, licensee shall provide security is needed. security personnel shall be readily identifiable as security by wearing distinctive clothing with a logo with the establishment. number 8, the exterior of the premises to be equipped with lighting and sufficient power to make easily discernible the appearance and conduct of all persons. such lighting shall not disturb the normal privacy and use of neighboring residences. those are the conditions. the staff report makes clear that there is no record of the california department of alcoholic beverage control, no record with californi

there are a lot of people who are not residents in the area and are loitering around the area. there are from other area. there is one day i got off the bus and i got someone snapped -- snatched my purse. i made the police report. up until now they have not arrested anyone yet. i am so worried if you open one of these marijuana shops at a lot of people who do not belong in the area will be in the area. i am so worried about the safety of the neighborhood and more people will be victimized. that is all. >> i live around the mission area. i am very worried if they're going to have the marijuana shop open there. if people passing by like going to school, i am very concerned. that is all. >> next speaker. >> i lived in geneva have located outside mission. -- live in geneva located outside mission. if they are going to open and marijuana shop, i am very concerned some of the kids will eventually get addicted to this marijuana. marijuana is a drug. if people get addicted, they can have like a mental illusion. when i was waiting on the bus in the area, i have seen people after they to

there's a city in belgium experimenting with a new way to discourage teenage loiters. ♪ >> some placesng surveillance cameras or unpleasant audio signals young people can hear but at this park they are playing classical music. the city's mayor wants people of all ages to enjoy the green space but the mayor is for getting that young people have been known to enjoy classical music and some sap the music makes it more pleasant for them to spend time loitering i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood...

they will use certain code language, like no loitering. but those signs, in different shapes and colors. they are talking about making sure that every venue had the same language, looking venue. wd idea, it is uniform, people see it. not only in north beachx%gsj maybe city wide. the next is temporary taxis jones in and around clubs on the weekends. it is 2:00 in the morning. it is hard to get a cab. if we could put in temporary tax rezones friday and saturday night, it would be easier for people to find cabs to and from then use. last, more light. i know we talked about cities, areas where there is a lot of venues packed into a few blocks. they will actually bring in temporary light towers. the last thing is organization. as venues, it is really important that you come together, whether it be in cmac, or your smaller organizations, so you can work together, have one voice to work with city government. >> that is a perfect segue. i was in the group with south of market, bayview. we talked a lot about organization, communication with the pol

. >>> well, one city park in belgium has a very creative way to take on loitering. loudspeakers have been installed to broadcast classical music. city officials believe the music will deter teenagers and prowlers from hanging around. and while some teens call the music boring others are going to come to park every day simply because it was playing music. maybe not such a good idea. >>> in china teens are showing off their skills at one event at the robotic competition. the kids are trying out their designs in various ways. the highlight, robot soccer games played on a podium the size of a ping-pong table. a mini soccer ball sends out flashes of infrared light traced by robots which execute pre-programmed game procedures based on the ball's movement. >>> and, finally, one furry rodent in kazakhstan has become an overnight sensation. a video of a gopher living under the launch pad of a rocket bound for the international space station has gained more than 140,000 views. 50,000 of them were just overnight. while preparing for a launch, a camera was left near the gopher

. >> mike is going out there and cite that great white for loitering. >>> good morning. off to a dry start not as many clouds as we had yesterday. we have fog up in the north bay, santa rosa visibility quarter of a mile, three miles in novato everybody else looking unlimited. that fog will hang around for the next couple of hours as will some of the clouds trying to spill into the bay. temperatures mainly in the 50s outside. as we head towards noon, clouds back to the coast will be in the 60s there upper 60s to low 70's lunchtime temperature around the bay mid to upper 70s inland. 4:00 you can see pockets of sun developing along the coast, thickest clouds around half moon bay 63 there, 66 san francisco, 70s around the bay, 80s inland. by 7:00, comfortable for your friday night activity, 70s inland, 60s around the bay upper 50s at the coast. as we dip into the weekend low to mid 90s inland, saturday, sunday into monday, low to mid 80s around the bay, the coast in the mid 60s. good morning frances, welcome back. >> thanks mike. nice and quiet, roadwork going on in antioch

there is a separation with increased crime in the area of the intersection, loitering, vandalism, andiolence. the city does not have the resources to deal effectively with these issues. my neighborhood would benefit greatly from this hospital going in. it would add security the city cannot provide right now. homes in this area. there is a 24-7 presence the area could use. walking at night feels dangerous. know is much needed. the hospital is important to the local economy, and i believe it will have a big impact. the neighborhood needs this project. there are negative ramifications, but i ask you to vote in support of rebuilding cpmc, without delay. chairperson mar: thank you so much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is delores' bentsen. i live in bernal, and i participate in the bernal heights neighborhood senior program. my family and myself have been going to st. luke's hospital for many years for health care needs. i do not drive, and i take the bus. ktb(ñit is hard for me to get a, especially if they close st. luke's. where will@ú without having to travel so

taken the bus by, drove by, parked by there all i have ever seen are homeless people or drug users loitering the property. i think the development would be great because it would allow people, encourage people to come and move into a great neighborhood and bring in business. local shops and other businesses are in that area. i'm definitely onboard. i think you guys should approve it. thank you. >> my name is gregory corbett and i live at 965 hide street and i'm a neighbor, i live in the community, have for a number of years and the neglect and the blight and the deterioration of the property there has bothered me since i moved in. when first noticing it, i asked myself what is going on here. and the answer is nothing, nothing has changed, it's gotten worse by day and by night as people have said. it's really a safe haven for homeless and there is illicit behavior that is a threat. it bothers me by day. there are obscenities being shouted. i feel threatened in some ways. by night, i have a dozen friends that are in the area going to or from after the sun goes down, myself walking by, all 6'5"

i have not received any reports of quality of life violations including urinating in public, loitering, blocking the sidewalk, or drug violations which were common prior to their suspension. they have been a model business in their neighborhood. president newlin: questions? >> i had one, did they get rid of their reggae night? >> yes. >> that seemed like a no- brainer. >> how is their business doing? have they been able to figure out how to do business and be successful without doing reggae or however they were promoting before? >> i am not sure. >> have you gone in there on a night when they're open? are the crowded? >> they are far less crowded than they were before. >> ok, thanks. president newlin: does anybody else from richmond want to speak? >> now that obviously all these things are in place and you see that they have improved themselves, how do you feel personally comfortable? do you feel comfortable that these guys have went through the trouble to really reevaluate their business plan and truly feel that they want to be responsible owners? >> i do feel that way. communication

. >> he did loiter and linger a bit. >>> a grocery store is offering $50,000 because somebody broke intole something from them. this is at the virginia store and these look like self checkout lines. >> they do. >> in this video you see the first guy. he's busting into them. he's opened one already and has the second one open. here comes another guy. did you see something in his hand? >> he was holding a gun. >> yes, he was holding a gun. they got an untold amount of money, but it looked like they easily broke in and took this stuff. >> these guys knew what they were doing. they got in there really quick. >> and it seems like they had the right tools, they knew where to go, what to open, how to set it up. >> there was no struggle at all. it was like they were supposed to go in there and take the money. >> what you don't see on camera is that one of the employees at the store was pushed down but uninjured according to the lo loudoun county sheriff's office. but this happened very early in the morning, like 2:20 a.m. >> you know these guys came in and did a test run and probably bought so

it includes increased training, increased surveillance cameras, training and use of anti- loitering law, which will be helpful in that location. it is between valencia and guerrero. and increase communication from the venue to the station as well as the entertainment commission. that is all is also a very helpful thing. the order was signed again that there is a certain amount of time that elapses before it takes effect. it is pretty clear the venue has already done some of these improvements in advance of that date. again, i know mission statement is here. if they want add anything -- that concludes my report. unless you have questions. >> good evening, commissioners. my report is short. i want to start with a little bit on the 16th and valencia entertainment corridor. something we have talked about in the past. really, with this incident that director cain talked-about with double dutch, this office is working with mission station as well as other agencies to put a little bit more resources into that area. i have been down there several times recently, just going from club to club, do

there should be an anti of loitering law and he says there should be curfews.ome >> here in oakland, oakland police are trying to buckle down and deal with the recent spike in crime. >> it is easy for everyone right now. one officer told me that it is just crazy out there right now. >> in oakland, a claremont high school graduate is getting a college scholarship from two nfl players. they play for the pros but also have a foundation it keeps kids out of trouble and on the right track. for first fox i will have his story tonight at 8:00 p.m.. >> out of thursday afternoon there are three significant fires burning in california, all of them are in the northern half of the state. >>jaqueline: cooler weather today and even cooler as we head into the weekend. temperatures are still hot in our inland valleys of all the readings are mainly in the upper 90s. we are still cooler in the south bay in cooler in the north bay with temperatures mainly in the 85th as we head into to mark temperatures will continue to call with more 60 degree readings around the area. as the st

that is loitering in the area. we have to work with that to bundle it. by the way, do not feel upset the people did it to me all the time at home -- do not feel upset -- people do it to me all the time at home. get up and eat while i'm talking here we have some pizza and water and cookies for you. for adults, we have some over there on the side. next slide. some of the programs we are working with i mentioned before. our police community advisory board. they are great. i cannot say enough about them. they put me in my place when i need them, and that is okay. robbery abatement program -- i mentioned traffic enforcement. dpw -- some areas need to have washed down, and we try to keep the safe and clean for the community. retail organized crime that -- we have been really good. we are up to about 80 arrests with that. and our d.a. downtown -- that has been a real good program for us. if it is under a certain value, we will slide them over to cjc if they are not a chronic offender. we try to cover these areas. turk and taylor is our chronic problem area. it

carrying out violent attacks and are working with young people to try and educate them on the don't loiter our message to young people who come to our seminars is that it's not the kabab center who is your enemy but rather the politicians who are at the wheel of the country however those words won't reopen mohammed's pizzeria his isn't the only business in this town to face this type of attack but. i came here seven years ago from vietnam and i've been targeted twice used throwing rocks through my window years. as even germany's robust economy starts to really feel the pinch of the eurozone crisis there are concerns that we could see a further guides in social problems in the countries areas. peter all over r.t. jenny. over in the united states it seems more people are losing their homes struggling in a difficult economy coming up this hour max kaiser looks at the country's mortgage crisis and wall street's role in it. so after seizing the mortgage condemning it and seizing it the city then they claim will pay a fair market value to the owner of the mortgage which in the most cases is the

that in mind is have a look at the common currency and see how that's getting on just now still loitering around those two year lows they want twenty one seventy one us the ruble go into look at the last sort of twenty minutes of trade really now is going to make performance against the basket of currencies it's now against the u.s. dollar and moving on to the exit markets hate russia did mention they're going to be closing up in about twenty minutes time as you can see that it's looking to finish on a positive note today with what we all see as their one point seven percent on the mises one point six percent opposed to just now it's all to the russian government said that the economy grew four percent in the second quarter so we have the mice it's getting for the first time in three sessions and we're also going to talk about oil as well also talks are also supported by western companies which is started by in the so-called your eyes blind not due to the embargo on arabian oil is that the euro's price soaring on iran's oil output as we can see with many to rome customers turning to russi

looking towards the moment we've also got the common currency to look out at the moment and is still loitering around those two year lows i believe one twenty to sixty seven is a relatively flat out the ruble that is still managing to get in against the u.s. dollar and the european currency as well. as have a look and see how that performing we don't have much longer to change our fortunes here in moscow we're looking at red color stretching just. over a percent down them i say. it was great isn't it one point six percent in negative territory ok we'll have a look. as well our rock reproduction over to our wrongs last month for the first time in more than it. has actually reduced their output for the nation ahead of the involved either breaks that take. them gaining as. frank says moving on to talk about a russian oil of batteries she has significantly increased its cuban spending so over a decade the company plans to invest three billion dollars into the island oil and gas development the company has worked in cuba since two thousand and nine and has already invested around forty million doll

let's get into the common currency then and see how that's performing as we can still it's still loitering around those two year lows of ruble those having a mixed performance was higher against the euro just slipping on to full of rubles there on the news coming out of spain. ok and how much of the dollar to talk about the u.s. things up her really bad in california where a third of the city's gone bust in two weeks san bernardino follows mom of legs and stockton after saying it can't cover its payroll now foreclosure rates are shooting up in many parts of the u.s. and california is sixteen billion dollars in debt all right let's stay close to home for a minute or two we check out the russian markets they're having another day of it much because oil is to quieting the had russia's trade surplus in may as well i mentioned or we'll have a look at the prices just now that news coming from the international energy agency is saying that we go. so down could put a little more prizes but there is a risk to supply surprises could it's a market that's what they're saying all right. now the super j