but now that kim jong il is dead, will impersonators like mr. kim switch to mimicking his son? hmm, he says, there's not much similarity between kim jong il and his son, i'd need to get a different haircut. he'd probably need to do more than that. kim jong un has a very different style than his father, much more, well, matey, more tactile, more hands on. north korean state media has shown him testing soldiers' equipment, tasting their food, sitting on their beds. even the anchor who carried news of his exploits has been replaced by a younger, softer looking model. the new chummy style has generated a few crunch inches in the south. this newspaper for north korean defectors in south korea is run by a man better prepared than most to make the comparison. he met and dined with kim jong il before leaving north korea. >> kim jong il had such status that people didn't dare look him in the face, but kim jong un had no choice but to approach the people and embrace them. he's begging for their loyalties. >> whether his style signals warmth or weakness, here in the south, officials say it

ironic, because when he's not validating other people, mr. kim gets paid for being someone else, the former north korean leader, kim jong il. take much to pull off the former dictator, he says, the permed hair, distinctive jumpsuit and maybe a bit of clapping. having the former north korean leader as a guest on your tv chat shows or a prop for your music video is surprisingly popular here in the south. but now that kim jong il is dead, will impersonators like mr. kim switch to mimicking his son? he says, there's not much similarity between kim jong il, his son. i'd need to get a different haircut. he'd probably need to do more than that. kim jong un has a very different style to his father, much more, well, matey, more tactile, more hands-on. north korean state media has shown him testing soldier's equipment, tasting their food, sitting on their beds. even the anchor who carries news of his exploits has been replaced by a younger, softer looking model. the new chummy style has generated a few column inches here in the south. this online newspaper

. >> no response, mr. kim? >> reporter: kim was detained and released hours later. today the store was back in business. the angry clerk telling me district police have no problem with town square market 36789 >> if the consequence -- market. >> if the cops had a problem, they would have closed us down. >> reporter: actually a shut down would be up to abra, the regulators of liquor licenses in d.c. who were not available for comment and have steadfastly refused to answer specific questions from 9 news now because they said an investigation was underway. we think it's also important for you to know that the busted town square market saturday night came just one day after deputy mayor paul quander was asked by mccarren why the 38 alleged violations documented by montgomery county police since december wasn't enough evidence to take more urgent action. >> these are life and death issues and they have to be dealt with seriously, immediately and strongly. >> reporter: kim is facing a misdemeanor charge of selling alcohol to a minor. as for shutting the store down, the ba

mr. kim? >> not here. >> reporter: sunday family members said kim wasn't home whether we tried to get his explanation about last night's arrest. the store will be back in business monday and liquor will continue to be on sale. >> i'll tell you, once the sting operation gets you, if you continue, you continue at your own peril. because they are back and they don't stop. >> reporter: the town area market brought convenience to the neighborhood through the sale of wine, beer and other items. but an investigation revealed it was too convenient for minors to buy liquor here. the store will lose its liquor license. >>> montgomery count thank you police have been watching town scare market as well. -- square market as well. >>> we are learning more about the body pulled from the canal in georgetown over the weekend. it is the body of an elderly woman. she had a hospital band on her wrist, it was dated friday, the same day people reported seeing someone in the canal behind fletcher's boat house. an ini

>> when we spoke with mr. kim, he denied ever selling alcohol to minors and said he always asks for identification. there is an administrative process in place involving montgomery county police as well as d.c.'s liquor control board. in the weeks to come, it will be determined what punishment kim faces. however, for a first time offense, dc's deputy mayor of public safety told us yesterday if found guilty, kim could face up to six months in prison and a $1,000 fine. andrea mccarren, 9news now. >> tonight at 11:00, how a special pair of goggles is helping teenagers understand the dangers of drinking and driving before it's too late. only at 11:00. >>> jurors are scheduled to begin their deliberations in the yeardley love murder case tomorrow. bruce leshan looks ahead to what may happen. >> the microwave truck frs local affiliates and national networks in place ready to broadcast the verdict when it comes in from the jurors. they are preparing to start deliberating tomorrow morning, 9:00 a.m. in the courthouse. the

. >> mr. kim? porter: sunday, family members said kim wasn't mom when we tried to get his explanation about last night's arrest. the store will be back in business monday and liquor will continue to be on sale. >> i tell you, once the sting operation gets you, if you continue, you continue at your own peril, because they're back. and they don't stop. >> reporter: the town square market's motto is bring convenience to the neighborhood through the sale of beer and wine and other items. but as the investigation reveals it was too convenient for minors to buy liquor here, the abc board will take away the store's liquor license. armando trull, 9 news now. >>> montgomery county police have also been watching the town square market and issued 38 citations to underage students who bought booze there and crossed the line into maryland. >>> a developing story tonight in the san francisco bay area where a small plane and helicopter collided in mid-air about an hour ago. aviation officials say the six- seater b

. >> i think a will the of parents can understand her anger after watching our coverage of mr. kim'sest saturday night, she simply could not understand how town square market could be back in business monday morning. >> just the outrage rose in me and i said you look into my eyes. you look at me. i'm the mother of a

after watching our coverage of mr. kim's arrest saturday night, she simply could not understand how town square market was back in business monday morning. >> just the outrage rose in me and i said you look into my eyes. you look at me. i am the mother of a child you nearly killed. and he had nothing to say. what a cow coward. >> town square market sold her 16-year-old alcohol for two years. she felt compelled to see the owner for herself. >> so i said, are you the person who has been in the news? he said yes. and i said where's the vodka? he pointed to where the vodka was and i carried it to the counter and he was about to ring it up and i said i'm not buying this. you sold it to my daughter. and she was rushed to the hospital because you sold it to a 16-year-old girl illegally. how dare you. >> her visit to town square market came after our series of reports documenting how buyers were purchasing alcohol here in plain sight. montgomery county police have backed that up with 38 recent alcohol citations to minors buying at t

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mr. president. supervisor kim: i did have one more comment to make. the question brought up by the member of the public and some of the candidates running for supervisor this year -- this does potentially change some of the dates around the election department putting things together, whether it is the signatures and the payment for filing -- the elections department director is going to speak with any of the supervisory candidates who have questions or suggestions for how this needs to get amended. this does not mean people have to gather signatures by the filing date. we can still keep a separate set of deadlines within the elections department. but they would like to get feedback from the supervisors here on that time line. supervisor weiner: i also wanted to thank supervisor kim for working extremely hard to try to craft a very complicated piece of legislation that addresses the constitutional issues and at the same time addresses some very practical issues and some flaws that were revealed in our public financing scheme. thank you, supervisor, fo

supervisor kim: thank you, mr. weaver. i want to a knowledge that president david chiu has arrived. >> i am the executive director of the ocean avenue organization. i want to say that the board of oaa is in support of the cac plan and the balboa park plan. we are looking forward to working with the sfmta and board of supervisors to provide oversight. >> afternoon, sueprvisrs -- supervisors. i published the newspaper that serves balboa park, and a member of the powerhouse that is a little thing we're doing over there. i support this, i urge you to support it because balboa park is a gem. it is the identified as a priority development area by the bay area plan. it has great potential, right next to city college, a high- school. thank you very much. supervisor kim: thank you. are there other public speakers for item number one? >> good morning, supervisors. i lived nearby in westwood park. i would like to speak out in favor of this resolution, but i have some concerns that i think the advisory committee should address in the

supervisor kim: thank you, mr. reynolds. >> supervisors, and a structural engineer [inaudible] a lot of people have spoken about the passion and commitment of henry karnilowicz. i cannot think of anyone more qualified to assist small business engineers, architects, project sponsors navigate through the extremely accomplished process. he is someone can deal with issues such as ada compliance, seismic upgrades, to more complex issues such as variants and historical preservation, which, as you all know, has a life of its own. san francisco is an extremely difficult place to do business, a difficult place to build. we need experts like henry. consultants like us need experts to be able to navigate through that process. i cannot think of someone more qualified. now, i find out that there's a tremendous number of people that find him to be extremely passionate about his work. what better than someone who is extremely qualified and at the same time extremely passionate about it? henry is precisely what the small business

hope you are away ♪ ♪ and you'll have fun, fun, fun ♪ ♪ cast all voting your way ♪ supervisor kim: thank you, mrted to speak in opposition to the proposal to repeal -- i wanted to speak in opposition for the proposal to repeal ranked-choice voting. there will be a differential turnout in the september primary as acknowledged by supervisors farrell and elsbernd. 65% threshold instead of just a majority. this is also the case in other states where an august or september primary where that is normal. they still get much lower turnouts in august or september primaries than their general election. one thing to take note of is how it relates to the school year, academic year. september or late august primary would either be just before or after the beginning of the school year will disadvantage participation by college students and teachers at all levels in this primary elections. i think that probably the most comparable thing in california to the september primary proposal is what cities like long beach to where they have a municipal primary election standalone and half a menace -- have them in a si

kim. our court today is victor young. mr. young, you have any announcements? >> please turn off all cell phones. if you wish to speak during public comment, please provide a card. items approved today will appear on the agenda for the board of supervisors. item number one, resolution authorizing the exercise of a five-year option to extend the lease of space at 1740 folsom street for the share of -- sheriff's department. supervisor chu: thank you. >> ok. good afternoon. i and the acting director of real estate, i am joined by maureen gannon. the property before you under lease is 1740 folsom. i have on the overhead a shot of the property on folsom. with parking adjacent. you can see where it is just south of the freeway. a look of the configuration of the property, because of the unique nature, you concede the frontage where the building is and the parking that lies in the long dated portion of the -- elongated portion of the l. this is a five-year lease extension for the property of the shareeriff's department. the current term expires in june of 2012. the cu

kim? supervisor mar? supervisor olague? supervisor wiener? mr. president, all members are present. president chiu: thank you. please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> [inaudible] president chiu: colleagues, do we have our meeting minutes from the january 10 and 24th board meetings? do i have a motion to approve those minutes? seconded by supervisor campos. approved. madam clerk, any communications? >> no. president chiu: please read the consent agenda. >> items numbers one and two. they will be acted upon by roll call vote unless requested. president chiu: would anyone like to sever these items? roll-call vote on items one and two? >> items one and two. supervisor farrell? i. -- aye. supervisor kim? president chiu: we are in the process of a vote. we can rescind and discuss at the end, if you like. >> supervisor olague? aye. supervisor wiener? aye. supervisor avalos? aye. supervisor campos aye. supervisor elsbernd? ay.e e. there are 11 aye.s president chiu: the motion is approved. supervisor cohen: i have made a motion to rescind. president chiu: without objection, the vote i

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kim jong un. our korea correspondent has been looking at a very different public personality. kim'sntities are mrread and butter. ironic, because when he is not validating other people, he gets paid for being someone else. the former north korean leader kim jong il. "it does not take much to pull off the former dictator. the permed hair, the jumpsuits, and a bit of clapping." having the former north korean leader as a guest on your tv show or music video is popular in the south. delaware thanow that he's dead, switched to mimicking his son? he says there is not much similarity between kim jong il and his son. kim jong un has a very different style to his father, much more matey, more tactile, more hands on. state media has shown him testing solar equipment, tasting their food, sitting on their beds. even the anchor has been replaced by a younger, softer looking model. the new style has generated a few column inches in the south. this newspaper for north korean defectors is run by a man better prepared than most to make the comparison. he met and dined with kim jong il before leaving north korea.

mr. ventura was not here, so i think he is probably the easiest one for us to say no to today, but i have dealt with him. supervisor kim: we rarely agree on every single one, but those were the four names i was going to put forward as well. i do want to recognize mr. ventura was not able to make it today, but he did serve on the small business commission for six years and the president speaks highly of him. i have personally worked very closely with three of our applicants today. first, i do want to mention monetta white. you probably have unanimous support today. we do only have one woman on the commission with janet stepping down. she has been strongly on your behalf as well, and i think it is important we support women business owners and african- american business owners, but more than that, i am truly impressed by the work you do to engage young people that often do not have access to jobs in connection with small businesses and to employment. i think the work you were around that is incredibly important, and that is just impressed that you sit on boards of local community-based organizations. as someone who used

mr. sheehy. i make a motion to continue at the call of the chair. supervisor kim: we will try to get this done as soon as possible. thank you again. madam clerk, could you please call item seven which is our last item today. >> ordinance amending the campaign conduct code to delay the certification of 2012 supervisor early -- the supervisorial candidate seeking public financing. supervisor kim: we had someone from supervisor cohen's office who is author of the legislation. >> to have had a long committee hearing in his -- hearing this item. -- you have had a long committee hearing in hearing this item. this would make sure that for a candidate seeking election in 2012 we will not certify their eligibility to receive public financing until the redistricting task force has redrawn the city's boundaries which i know we have been involved in. we expect to have this completed by april 15. candidates will be able to apply. there will not be certified until the boundaries are completed. this is something the ethics commission has considered and recommended. i know the ex

mr. gingrich is going to struggle to try to catch him at this point. but in terms of the general election, he's still got a lot of problems. >> kim, let's talk about the nomination first. i mean, is he now the presumptive nominee, do you think, or how can he be stopped? >> here is the problem for mr. gingrich. if you look at the races in february. mr. gingrich is looking ahead to super tuesday, march 6th. a the lot of surgeon states, including his home state of georgia he's hoping will catapult him back into the race. he's got a lot including the states that mr. romney did well in 2000 #, maine, colorado, michigan and others he's showing strength. will the pressure be too great? can he make it all the way to march. >> i think we're in a mysterious period, with the web and debates and hard to predict. i don't see anything that's going to stop mitt romney from getting in nomination. i mean, between the money and the organization and the fact that he now is the front runner, and i think it's that reality is beginning to sink in among republican voters, it doesn't mean they're enthusiastic, but i think he's on a path to the nomination, the question is he g

know, at some point, we will hear from commissioner jane kim, because this is happening in her district. before we do that, i want to turn it over to mr. milosevic to briefly -- milosevic -- moscovich to briefly tell us by the item did not go through the committee process and what community involvement there has been around this item. >> thank you, commissioners. jose moscovich. in june 2010, the authority board approved the recommended programming of $4.8 million in federal surface transportation funds to the department of public works for the project on second street, which was under the second street streetscape project. this was included as part of the management agency block grant program, a new program created by mtc in the last year and half. the scope of the project involves improvements to second street from market all the way to king street. this includes street resurfacing, bike lanes, traffic infrastructure improvements, trees, and pedestrian safety improvements that are very much being asked for, particularly between bryant street and king streets. i should clarify, the bike lane portion of the project was something that