yeah, she stead's just a loitering -- she said it's just a loitering thing. >> copy. >> this john offered the decoy cash for oral sex. when she hesitated to get into the car, the prospective buyer took off. >> how are you doing, sir? >> i'm doing fine. >> mind turning off the engine. that girl you were talking to is a police officer. let me sigh your hands when you step out of the car, please. >> officers walk the john to the staging area where detectives identify him as ronald clark, a man with a past. >> he has an sf. what were you arrested for before? >> pardon? >> what were you arrested for before? >> robbery and rape. >> how long ago was that? >> back in the '70s. >> okay. >> clark, a convicted felon who served time for robbery and rape now faces a loitering charge. clark's violent past makes him ineligible for the first offender program. he will have to face charges in court. >> one of the main findings that was surprising to me was the difference in the number of criminal activities. >> do you want to talk to me about what happened? >> not really. >> okay. >> the men who were buyin

. >> police believe the suspect was loitering in the junior section for five hours. the suspect left before police got there. libby says she wants an apology from kohl's for not getting any information on the man before he left. >>> police in upper providence montgomery county are asking and warning residents to be on alert. they are investigating a rash of residential burglaries in collegeville, royersford, and phoenixville, and spanning over the last two months, now, police believe these burglars wait from home owners to leave before making their move. the thieves are quick, getting

law any place of entertainment a loitering law within 14th century 15 feet it's part of the law. >> right. >> so i don't want to add the graffiti a they'll remove it within 72 hours. >> right so a second for sxhdz motion. >> i'll second it. >> my discussion before we take it to a vote. on the motion with police conditions 3 adding one security per one hundred patrons when entertainment is present and also 5 including of security camera language. commissioner campagnoli. commissioner lee. commissioner joseph. commissioner hyde. commissioner perez. president tan >> all right. the motion passes. move on to our next permit. twitter amendment >> so this is the rob straurs doing business on second street the 21st amendment the brewery cafe and last year they came before you to apply for a loudspeaker permit for a series of afternoon bluegrass event into boom alley they actually have permits to have tables and chairs. mr. assuring at this point did lots of outreach and for the bluegrass band over 8 over 4 months twice a month approximately and no problems. now that he has had this pilot pr

man to check ids and i have installed security cameras inside and out to serve as a deterrent to loiterers or disrupt the peace or persons attempting to engage in illegal activity and i will comply with any conditions on me by the abc or local law enforcement to secure that my business will not disrupt the residents's way of life and do everything in my power to make sure that it is not a debtment to the community but a safe and pleasant place for the people in the neighborhood to enjoy the fine products and i have invested a considerable amount of time and money in improving the space and made improvements to the interior and the exterior, it is a commitment to the community in providing a high quality, echo friendly product, and i plan to feature a resolving art show every other month and have secured two tender loin galleries to help with the shows of local artists i commissioned two murals that were painted on the premises, the interior is 28 feet long and was painted by local artist andrew shultz and is the vocal point of the down stairs. and another one by ien and both are rising sta

. >> and loitering, it is defined as to stand by idly about and as prohibited on any sidewalks or property adjacent to the licensed premises under the control of the license, as depicted on the applicant's abc 257 form and lastly, number six, it shall be equipped with power to eliminate and make easily decertainable the appearance and conduct of all persons on or about the premises and additionally the possible of such sliding shall not disturb the normal privacy and use of any neighboring residentses. >> great, thank you very much, lieutenant and colleagues do we have any questions for the lau? >> no questions? >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> why don't we now hear from the public comment, michael nolty and jeffrey barcus and any member of the public that would like to speak, come forward. thank you very much. >> i am actually going to be speaking as a civic leader because i attended three of the community out reach meetings it is hard to say that i represent all three groups that were reached out to. i think that to be the bar owner and well intended and to try to have a new busi

. >> a 653 is a simple loitering charge, but that will be enough for police to scoop up these two beforeblow 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 sti

>> loitering? >> the fist time he came up and talked to me, he said he had no money. >> you already agreed to a sex act for money? >> yeah. >> police identify this young john as diego juarez of san francisco. >> if you can think of somebody else, you might want to call them. >> i don't have anybody else that have license. >> no id on you? >> i don't think i have it with me, ma'am. >> i thought you said you have a permit? >> yeah. she has the driver's license and has my permit. >> understanding when you have a permit and not a driver's license, you're supposed to have a licensed driver in the car with you. >> i understand -- >> listen to what i'm telling you. you're under arrest for prostitution. also, you have to get a license driver to come to pick up your car. if you don't, i'm going to have to tow it. do you know somebody you can call that has a license? are you going to call your fiance to come and get it? >> she's drunk. >> i just drop her right now. >> if she's drunk, we can't release your ca

good worker i was so lucky but the truth of what we're saying you shouldn't have to win the boss loiter to be a good mom and be a good parent i should be able to do both it's better for our economy and our families. so secretary of labor (clapping) secretary of labor talked about those issues and he's right we're only the only developed country in the with world 70 percent of low income workers' compensation when i come home to you, san francisco workers don't have - i hope people will phone call on june 23rd we want to sparks a national conversation to make a public demand for policy change. we want to make sure people understand those are choices they're not just private choices you have to make on our own we can have paid leave and access to sick days and it will be better for our economy california is paving the way and san francisco is paving the way i hope everyone about focus on june 23rd i hope your voice will be allowed we need folks in the country to recognizing recognize it's not only important to have leader but public and private voices behind leader pelosi as she demands c

many reported seeing a tall, thin man wearing a sweatshirt loitering in the area. one of stephanie's neighbors saw this person looking into stephanie's window. a police artist drew a sketch and released it to newspapers and local television stations. >> the phone calls began pouring in. because it was a high-profile case here at that time. numerous leads came in. >> but after tracking down hundreds of leads, only one appeared promising, a convicted sex offender who lived in the area. >> we were able to go out and make contact with this individual. it looked very promising early on, and got a dna sample. our hopes were really up at that point. and we got the call back from the state bureau of investigation that it was not a dna match. we were very disappointed. >> with nothing else to lose, investigators went back and reinterviewed the people in stephanie's neighborhood who claimed they saw the window peeper in the area. this time, one neighbor reported some new information. >> we actually had one that reported seeing this peeping tom walking a dog that appeared to

for many years it's been overgrown vacant lots people loiter you can through our garbage over the fence tourist wonder why san francisco if have open spaces they're not aware this is a partnership. i believe in maximizing the potential but i welcome the facelift by adding manipulative needed housing to the land therefore i support 24 project and urge the planning commission to do so as well >> thank you. >> next speaker >> good afternoon, commissioners i live on the hill as well and go by those places endless i hike peninsula in all directions everything else that's been said i agree with but there are many ways to get to pioneer park. and you can go up greenwich and there's filbert steps and any constricts will cause temporary problems, however, so much construction is going on this the city anyone can complaint i support this we needed something there especially nice housing. thank you, thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm bill rick's i own the property east of the subject property and strongly support 24 project. more importantly i'd like to read a short lette

for many years it's been overgrown vacant lots people loiter you can through our garbage over the fence tourist wonder why san francisco if have open spaces they're not aware this is a partnership. i believe in maximizing the potential but i welcome the facelift by adding manipulative needed housing to the land therefore i support 24 project and urge the planning commission to do so as well >> thank you. >> next speaker >> good afternoon, commissioners i live on the hill as well and go by those places endless i hike peninsula in all directions everything else that's been said i agree with but there are many ways to get to pioneer park. and you can go up greenwich and there's filbert steps and

. >> police believe that suspect was loitering in the juniors section for five hours.he suspect left before police got there. libby wants an apology from kohl's for not going any information on that man before he left. >>> another member of governor cristae's administration testified before lawmakers investigating the new jersey bridge scandal today. regina agia oversaw the port authority and other state agencies. she testified that the george washington bridge lane closings in fort lee last year were part of legitimate traffic study. she blamed confusion about the traffic jams on lack of communication between the port authority and local officials. >> i think they would have been able to coordinate and maybe changed it. i don't know. to be honest i don't know what would have come out of that communication. so the trial -- the tests might have been different if they had improved their communications. >> she was recently tapped to governor christie' next chief of staff. legislative panel is investigating whether those bridge lane closures were carried out as an act of p

police say suspect was loitering in the junior section for five hours. we went to the store to ask how a man could go unnoticed for hours. manager told us to contact their corporate office. >> they are trying to push this under the rug. >> reporter: representative says the company is cooperating with investigators. >> i'm upset that in one from kohl's called me. >> reporter: police say man is in his mid 30's to early 50's and striped green shirt on at the time. >> he is dangerous and he will do it again. >> reporter: if you recognize this man you are urged to contact the the police. in warminster syma chowdhry cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> jessica dean where is the the best place to be on a spectacular day like this. >> well, i have one answer and kathy orr is there. >> that is right no better place to be than at the shore. >> absolutely not, she's live for another addition of or air at the shore, kathy, what a great day. >> finally, we deserve it, don't we after weeks and weeks of thursday not being all so great, couple days of storms, this is reward, de

. >> police believe the suspect was loitering in the junior section for five hours.pect left before police got there. libby says she wants an apology from kohl's, for not getting any information on the man before he left. >>> can you imagine? i mean, especially the woman, somebody just coming underneath the dressing room? >> i know, unbelievable. >> scare. 5:21, taco bell cooking up something new for breakfast the we will tell you all about the the newest offering. >> also, building homes and dreams. we're live as crews rush to beat the clock, and build these new houses, with help, from some famous faces. we'll be back. >> two to two, great weather news to get you started on the weekend, overall weekend not looking bad either. soap, let's take you out there. we start things off quickly, just quick check on storm scan3, these little specs of green that you see, there don't worry about them, just ground clutter, high pressure is in place, and we've bright blue sky already starting to take shape here, with the light of day popping over the horizon, call it the resort fo

malaysian boeing airline has been reportedly downed based on loiters and interfax a malaysian airlines flight with about two hundred ninety five people on board has crashed grief spills over as family and friends of those on board m h seventeen make it to the airport in amsterdam at the scene of the crash passports strewn among the carnage each one a painful reminder of a person who died and each of those people leave behind friends and family it's in small communities like this one that have been directly affected that the real human tragedy becomes clear neil tall and her partner course children were on the flight outside the flower shop they owned floral tributes pile up those who saw them day on day a left stunned we couldn't believe what's happened. rumors spread quickly on facebook in the morning to see outside the nose of a flower. then you know it's it happened for real in the shop window a sign for the postman drop the mail off next door we're on holiday there were very lovely people and. you know i did want to just to just enjoy a holiday for two weeks and come back and say t

number six, loitering, defined as to stand idly about and go aimlessly without any business, prohibited to the property, under the control of the license, as particular on the applicant's 257 form and lastly number seven, the exterior of the premises shall be equipped with the lighting of sufficient power to eliminate and make easily decertainable the appearance and the conduct of all persons on the premises and additionally, it shad not disturb the use of any neighbor residents. >> thank you. >> colleagues any comments or questions? >> seeing none, why don't we go to public comment? >> thank you. >> i have not received any speaker cards, but if there it any member of the public that would like to speak, come forward. >> thank you. >> good morning, good morning, supervisors. i would ask that you approve this. because i think that cvs is a great neighbor, and none unlike walgreens ha has a pharmacy in it and has a liquor license on powell street. but i do ask you to approve cvs getting their liquor license, they are a great neighbor, and i like the stores a lot, thanks. >> thank you very

malaysian boeing airline has been reportedly downed based on a loiters and interfax a malaysian airlines flight with about two hundred ninety five people on board has crashed grief spills over as family and friends of those on board m h seventeen make it to the airport in amsterdam at the scene of the crash passports strewn among the carnage each one a painful reminder of a person who died and each of those people leave behind friends and family it's in small communities like this one that have been directly affected that the real human tragedy becomes clear neil tall and her partner course children were on the flight outside the flower shop they owned floral tributes pile up those who saw them day on day a left stunned we couldn't believe what's happened. rumors spread quickly on facebook in the morning to see outside the nose of a flower. then you know it's it happened for real in the shop window a sign for the postman drop the mail off next door we're on holiday there were very lovely people and. you know i did want to just to just enjoy a holiday for two weeks and come back and say t

that he is because there's a higher number of people with loiter skin who spend a lot of time outdoors. the rate of people who have it was 52 cases per 100,000 people. that's 21 more cases than the entire state total. >>> there's a new cellphone app that may help scallop employees communicate during a lockdown, it's called my school alert. it was developed by a middle school nurse in alabama. this allows teachers and the school to stay in touch if there's a lockdown. it i luce how many students have been accounted for and who may need help. it's being used in alabama but the creator is hoping it will spread to schools around the country. >>> a woman in san francisco was mortified when she found her picture on a facebook 530 fatties. she says she's not going to let the website get her down. >> bullying, cyber bullying needs to stop. so, i'm going to be that voice today for those people who don't have that voice. >> now, it's not clear who created the facebook page but she thinks it's somebody who lives in in the area. we checked and that page has been taken down. >>> leader of the free

we're trying to minimize the traffic and loitering in that area. >> reporter: this homeowner contendss a waste of money. >> last minute i put this plant on top. this is a joke. same thing at the bottom. >> reporter: while we were there a soccer team showed up. at times visitors left behind trash. some did push ups by driveways. >> they're sitting down and resting by driveways. >> reporter: homeowners say they want more to be done possibly pod ár modifying the stairs. this runner says she'll keep running here until the sun stops. >> i don't think it'll reduce. it's just us being more aware of our environment and just being respectful to the people who live here. >> reporter: the city is trying to find a balance to please both homeowners and visitors. it's open to other solutions. and could consider restricting hours in the future. live in san jose, azenit h h smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> state fish and wildlife officials say they don't plan to charge the fishermen who hooked a great white shark. the shark that went on to bite a swimmer. it's illegal to fish for great white sharks. t

there are a lot of cases that people lose where they loitered it perfectly. it forlawyered thickly. the reverse is also true. in the case you have referred to, the prosecutors did a terrific job. >> would not have done anything to philly? --anything differently? what is your postmortem on that case? >> you win some, you lose some. we have not finished the postmortem. >> you like the moniker sheriff of wall street? >> is a little bit silly. when i speak to business groups and business students and lawyers who are responsible for policing good behavior, what i would like to say is that aside from the occasional slur by a journalist he calls me a sheriff of wall street and other people have been called to that also, they are really the best sheriffs. it is the general counsel for the ceo of the company who sets the tone or the head compliance officer. not only those people but all the people in the middle regions of the firm and at the bottom of the firm who are coming up are the ones in the best place to make sure bad conduct is fared it out early in that big problems are discovered e

. >> police believe the suspect was loitering in the junior section for five hours.he suspect left before police got there. libby says she wants an apology from kohl's for not getting any information on the man before he left. >>> police in upper providence montgomery county are asking and warning residents to be on alert. they are investigating a rash of residential burglaries in collegeville, royersford, and phoenixville, and spanning over the last two months, now, police believe these burglars wait from home owners to leave before making their move. the thieves are quick, getting a which with small items like jewelry and cash. >>> your time 6:38. facebook is hoping you buy into their newest feature. we'll explain. >> then, building houses and a future for some lucky residents. we're live with habitat for humanity, some familiar faces lends a helping hand. >> also coming up. fed ex and the feds, why the government is identifying up the shipping giant. be right back. >>> facing federal indictment, government accuses a company of enabling criminal activity by shippin

the sign posted to her house in reading warnings that drug activity and loitering near her front porchneeds to stop. >> i don't want it in front of my house. at least if you want to do it over there, you do it over there. you respect my house. >> i think it does send a message that people are watching, listening, that they're not going to put up with it. >> and police say they do have a crime mapping system to beef up patrols in problem areas and they do arrest people on private property who are there without permission. >> turning to david now, i'm just bracing myself for the coming heat. >> it's going to be a sticky one. at least it gets better tomorrow. >> that is good news. >> storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you that we are dry for the morning commute. and as we take a look outside sky 6 showing a broadening sunshine and brightening conditions across the region. sky 6 across the area showing us that and there's the sun trying to break through the clouds in hd. how about them apples? yesterday we start add new feature on the full weather forecast here on "action news." we're

information inside matchbooks and distributed them all the way around where terrorists might gather or loitermeone might turn them in. this turns into an international crime investigation and a manhunt. >>> even if we do determine where the missile came from and who launched the missile, we won't necessarily know why they launched the missile or what went, if they intended to launch the missile. here's what the russian ambassador to the u.n. said today about that very fact. >> according to them, the people from the east were saying that they shot down a military jet. so if they did, there was confusion. >> in case you could not hear it, it was confusion. confusion is not an act of terrorism. how does that differ legally for the families seeking recourse? >> legally it doesn't differ at all. the primary source for the parties, the families to obtain compensation will be malaysia air, the airline. that airline will be responsible because it failed to take all necessary measures to avoid the loss. that's the standard tunneled really the convention. there is a stricter standard for those european

there's any sort of unusual activity and turn on and sort of hone in on that unusual behavior, say loiteringomeone graffitiing a building. the whole goal is to bring down violent crime. mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> it is 5:31 now. north bay grass fire forcing evacuations closed down a freeway yesterday afternoon. flames broke out in a grassy area near state route 12 and beck avenue in fairfield. it happened around 2:00, about 20 homes on james street all evacuated, as firefighters worked to keep the flames from spreading there. the wind, dry grass causing lot of problems for the firefighters. they had the fire under control about 5:00 last night. the cause, still under investigation. >>> all the evacuations have been lifted around the foley fire up in shasta county. calfire says that fire is now 15% contained. two injuries blamed on the fire. it burned eight homes, 10 outbuildings since it started on friday. >>> a sacramento man named freddie smoke, iii now under arrest, accused of starting the bully fire by driving a truck through the dry grass on his way to an illegal marijuana farm near reddin

he had been loitering around the store.e saw an opportunity where the manager took the money into the office, and at that point, he grabbed the money from the manager and started to run out the door. >> it's not every day that customers so dramatically stop crimes in progress. and while it's not something that police recommend, in this instance, they have only praise for this customer's quick action. >> it was very commendable of this off-duty corrections officer to assist us in foiling this crime. you know, he's a trained individual. being a corrections officer, he's trained at being able to take people down and control them. >> and so it's all's well that ends well, except for the guy face down on the floor. he pleads guilty to robbery and is sentenced to probation. >>> coming up -- a brooklyn man is fed up with poor service. >> the customer's always right! you are wrong! you were wrong! >>> and what in the world are these customers thinking? when "caught on camera: customers gone wild" returns. what would happen... if en

i'm surprised you weren't arrested for loitering around the women's clothing section. the general merchandise is the week went. his largest clothing retailer and the whole of u.k., marks -- markets -- marks & spencer. straightd be the 14th drop in a role in terms of sales. general merchandise center dot about 1%. meanwhile, the food continues to outperform. margin from the food business. the chunk of the prophet tends to be in the clothing. this is despite the fact that they have a new design team in. they have blended earl. she is had to collections now under her belt. goodhad the great and the with these famous models coming in. he spent a lot on this marketing campaign, but it doesn't seem to be inciting or exciting the younger generation, it seems to be there really targeting the mid-30-year-old females. we're losing share at marks & spencer's. >> in a word or two, what does bowling have to do to keep this on board -- what does boling have to do? >> last quarter for the first time, it broke down general merchandise. we saw the closing area saw a little bit of growt

detained and incarcerated for sexual offenses such as prostitution or for related offenses such as loitering or drug offenses even if they were being exploited or trafficked. a growing number of states are enacting laws often referred to as safe harbor laws to redirect exploited and trafficked children and adolescents out of the juvenile and criminal justice system and into the child welfare system or to other services. the iom report recommend that's all injures -- recommends that all jurisdictions take part in this process. thank you for this opportunity for testimony, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, miss english. miss lattrell? >> thank you, senator hagan, senator enzi, and members of the committee. i'm currently an assistant principal at an alternative school in the gross mont union high school scad. i've spent my career implementing and developing programs and services to address the social and emotional needs of students, especially most vulnerable, and working to create policies, services, and learning environments that support the physical and emotional safety of

detained and incarcerated for sexual offenses such as prostitution or for related offenses such as loitering or drug offenses even if they were being exploited or trafficked. a growing number of states are enacting laws often referred to as safe harbor laws to redirect exploited and trafficked children and adolescents out of the juvenile and criminal justice system and into the child welfare system or to other services. the iom report recommend that's all injures -- recommends that all jurisdictions take part in this process. thank you for this opportunity for testimony, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, miss english. miss lattrell? >> thank you, senator hagan, senator enzi, and members of the committee. i'm currently an assistant principal at an alternative school in the gross mont union high school scad. i've spent my career implementing and developing programs and services to address the social and emotional needs of students, especially most vulnerable, and working to create policies, services, and learning environments that support the physical and emotional safety of

detained and incarcerated for sexual offenses such as prostitution or for related offenses such as loitering or drug offenses, even if they were being exploited or trafficked. the growing number of states often refer to as safe harbor laws to redirect exploited children into the child welfare system or to other services. the iom reports all instances for this purpose. thank you for the opportunity to present this testimony and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, ms. english. >> thank you senator hagan, and the other members of the committee here today. i am kourntly an assistant principal in the high school district. i have spent my entire career developing and implementing programs and services to address the social and emotional needs of students, especially the most vulnerable and creating policies and service learning environments of all students. for the past six years, much of my attention has been on child and sex trafficking. it is an honor to be here. schools can and should be safe havens for students and even more so for some lives characterized by instability and lack

detained and incarcerated for sexual offenses such as prostitution or for related offenses such as loitering or drug offenses even if they were being exploited or trafficked. a growing number of states are enacting laws often referred to as safe harbor laws to redirect exploited and trafficked children and adolescents out of the juvenile and criminal justice system and into the child welfare system or to other services. the iom report recommend that's all injures -- recommends that all jurisdictions take part in this process. thank you for this opportunity for testimony, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, miss english. miss lattrell? >> thank you, senator hagan, senator enzi, and members of the committee. i'm currently an assistant principal at an alternative school in the gross mont union high school scad. i've spent my career implementing and developing programs and services to address the social and emotional needs of students, especially most vulnerable, and working to create policies, services, and learning environments that support the physical and emotional safety of

and detained and incarcerated for sexual offenses like prostitution or for related offenseslike loitering or drug offenses, even if they were being exploited or trafficked. a growing number of states are enacting laws often referred to as "safe harbor laws" to redirect exploited and trafficked children and adolescents out of the jaifl and criminal justice system and into the child welfare system or to other services. the iom report recommends that all jurisdictions develop laws and policies designed for this purpose. thank you for the opportunity to present this testimony. and i look forward to your questions. >> nauj can be miss english. ms. latrell? >> thank you senator hagan and other members of the committee here today. my name is janae latrell and i'm currently an assistant principal in grossmont union high school district. i've spent my entire career developing and implementing programs and services to address the social and emotional needs of students especially the most vulnerable and working to create policies, services and learning environment viermtds to support physical and em