i'm marla i'm the co-chair of the north beach tenants committee north beach has been ground zero inform short-term rentals we've already gone through many, many vibrations a whole block has been turned into short-term rentals when dbi was informed of this and planning commission was informed they were literally nothing they could do the real estate a.k.a. agent who owned the 4 unit building said i'm not doing this and continued so 0u6b8 enforcement is steel important i'm confused why the planning department has stopped gathering information not only airbnb but all the short-term rental platforms they should be north beach is 16 blocks we are small and bordered by traditional hotels and traditional arounds we don't want to be turned into a hotel district and that is what's happening so the enforcement issue is huge you can create a department but a department that has no real enforcement what difference district attorney r does it make i support supervisor campos legislation thank youistrict attorney r does it make i support supervisor campos legislation thank youct ney r does it make i

yeah that answers my question i can see in reference to north beach and other place where it the conestricted i have to have your entrance and get to the subway but another person you can have other elements or businesses or housing above that if it is deemed appropriate in the area. >> correct a good example the union square market street tradition we have two distinct sites incorporated in the existing features and the existing park station. >> thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> what actually is quite react it is community driven that is where the strength lies we do need to remember it sits on the east side of a very large public housing project any excursion on that site will be a problem for people that relies an light and air i think the project is designed with a great sensitive with the hospital nearby and a phenomenal amount of people that don't have a balcony and a lot of living quarters in an ear that put an emphasis on walkability so having the ability to rise above the bustle of jackson street i have to put a plug in here for the pacific arts commission it is commodity

i worked in north beach for 27. i think you have heard all the stories of teatro zinzanni. i went many times and i think if they had remained they would still be thriving similar to beach blanket babylon, their show creates a lot of excitement for everybody who visits and for the locals. i think the question is how to bring them back? and i think that if you do a permanent situation for them, they would continue to thrive, the way they would have if they would have stayed. i think that would make it a better, permanent location for them to do it that way. and it really warms up the wharf, gives jobs to all the actors and performers and brings a lot to san francisco. we would continue to see a lot of business and keep the wharf lively and vital. thank you. >> thank you. the next speakers are charles higgins, paul pendergast. >> good afternoon. i'm charles higgins. i am born and raised in san francisco and used to kick around north beachs a child, so i'm familiar with the site. i have only been to teatro zinzanni once and believe i had food spilled on me, but i still like them

we awakened the corner of broadway and embarcadero so that it serves as a gateway up to north beach and chinatown. develop a plan for parking and balance with the transit-first policy. and to comply with all the public policies on the waterfront, which all encourage a theater, hotel, green space, and retail. just as another side note, quickly, that particular location is very important to us, because it was the site of the clark's point wharf that brought the 49ers ashore and, in fact the first city gate. in 1839 the rose circus came to san francisco, where the production of "othello" including elizabethan language and horseback juggling in order to sell it. montgomery street a year later, the first professional theater opened, the national theater, which was a french vaudeville company that came to san francisco. in this district is where san francisco theatrical traditions began, a tradition that is widely unique, progressive and often wonderfully whacky tradition and will continue to inspire teatro zinzanni every night. thank you, i would like to introduce annie jamieson, chief opera

just as a side note, the community is considering greater north beach cbd. so this may all be fluid moving forward. >> okay. good afternoon, supervisors, thank you for the opportunity to introduce you to the top of broadway benefit. i think they consider the lower part of embarcadero and upwards toward top which was before my time here. thank you for the opportunity to introduce to you top of broadway in our first year of operations. you see the parcel map, the organization was formed in november 2013, officially. this is when we incorporated. we received our first assessment payment in march. due to the donation that was mentioned we were abe to start serves services earlier than that, $107,000 operating budget. our core services we provide five 5-day a week sidewalk cleaning and graffiti removal as well as weekend thursday through saturday safety and hospitality patrols. we have several acts of committees that represent the major service areas of the organization in marketing and finance and we have special committees that work on special project. we have

amazing as people realized they weren't just observing the show, but part of it and being part of the north beach italian community on the embarcadero is important. the rich, artistic nature of san francisco is very important and as employeers they have embraced a sense of family from the beginning. my children feel welcomed with the staff and administration and as a mother, that makes my job coming to work truly less stress, juggling career and family. i love san francisco and all the wonderful performing opportunities i have had, but it's zinzanni that allow ed me to grow as an artist. [ inaudible ] >> thank you very much, next speaker, jim >> good afternoon, i'm jim cunningham and i'm here wearing two hats actually first i'm a board member of barbary coast neighborhood association and we met with teatro zinzanni and kenwood several times. a recent meeting that was authorized to come here and say that we support their project and give our endorsement to what they are proposing today, and we support the resolution. we think that they would be a fine addition in return to san francisco. i'm also

the north beach land mark has been around 50 years. tom and maureen have owned it for nearly 30. >> everyone who comes in here says where are we going to go now. >> they had no intention of closing and retiring to hawaii but a dispute led them to this bittersweet night where regulars interact like relatives. >> i hate everything. it's cultural genocide. >> this is a place to hang out and have an old style family meal and drinks. >> it's a sanctuary for a sharing of the story where people came to after a long day of hard work sit down break the bread listen to the mate yack of the family and pate yack if they were allowed to speak. >> the thing about trends is they don't last. >> i'm just disappointed. it's like a sign of the times. >> while there isn't a threat of the future there is a deep appreciation of the cast. it summed up tonight's feelings the best. [singing] >> and look who came out for one last huer yeah, governor jerry brown tweeted this photo saying sorry to see this great restaurant closed. class of 55 had lots of good tim

i'm supervisor christensen and represent china town, north beach and others in district 3. i'm excited bis this. i was at a panel discussion laest week and people talked about what we can do for chaung straunker neighborhoods andmunities. there were suggestions and committees and fund raising and someone got up and said the best you can do to have a strong chunty is soze vo et. it is free and easy and makes a difference. today we see as some of thereprop jigz see funds available for the community what a difference those votes made last november in providing services for the community so i'm grateful to the mares office and department and association and aejss represented today for banning together to make that money that we voter uzs aprove lost fall count. as a advocet for the last 20 years i worked to get better facilities and programs and as a supervisor that is my job t. is great to see the advantages this program wim bring. in working on parks and libraries, i worked with a lot of families in the district and what do paincht want? their want their chaern to be safe and

tell high neighborhood center, north beach beacon center and a number of ouf community based programs. another key partner in making sure this works are all the city departments because not only do we want to make sure we have high quality programs run by community based agency, community based agency have limited capacity so we partner with other folks that have facilities shuch such as reck and park and the liberies and other departments that not only contribute resources and facilities but time and energy and commitment such as the department of public work and mta for helping with the stranz portation passes. the man i mentioned within another couple-next month will have over 400 mayors coming to the city to learn about all the great program thofz city. we have been connected by citys throughout the cuntsry about how can we in san francisco are able to come together and partner between the school district and city departments and community based agency and create and sustain a summer learning initiative for such a long time. but not only that, the programs that are of quality that

patrons told us they are sad to see the north beach restaurant shut down. the owner says unfortunately.it was a issue with the lease. it would require the restaurant to be responsible for losses. something the new owners say they could not agree to. >> brian: , is pushing to the bay this evening we had a quick push of a clause in to the bit bay tomorrow morning will be off to what cloudy start slow clearing today could tablatures after a few days of warm weather and that will continue the trend until to next next tuesday it's all because of this weather right here spinning around hard to make its also help helping five by wednesday a peace will break off and come away will trigger rainstorms fog is a big story 90 and still a lot low clouds and eventually we will see the clouds push the offer could temperatures only and '70s in inland pretty cloudy for tuesday cleared by the afternoon wednesday chance for rain showers and say to offer the rest of the week >> vicki: a tsunami warning has been cancelled in japan after an hour of being issued. tsunami warning a

the last family style italian restaurant in san francisco's north beach. it had a clock stopped forever the minute the earthquake hit. >> my grandparents came here. my aunts. >> san francisco is changing so quickly and i think a lot of the new residents don't understand. >> the owners of cats says they are still talk. somebody may reopen caps corner in some form some day but the current owners say for now they plan to retire until hawaii. >>> 6:27 is the time. we now know how many bay area cities comply with the monday tear conservation order. which areas will be impacted the most and which will be impacted the least. >> and we are live in san francisco where a large group of runners is expected to be here to show solidarity for those running in a boston marathon. >> good morning. we are looking at 237 and the south bay commute. you can see traffic is getting a little bit slower. there is a lot of traffic on 880 getting to this point. >> and our april pattern shows a big fog bank out there with a very low bust delta breeze. 50s on the temps. >>> we are liv

en esa ciudad, anoche un residente perdi la vida en un incendio residencial en el distrito de "north beachtamento de bomberos el siniestro se report poco despus de las 10. --al llegar los agentes encontraron el cuerpo sin vida del hombre cuya identidad no ha sido revelada. --hasta el momento se desconocen las causas del incidente por lo que contina bajo investigacin. juanfra/ots ---preste mucha atencin y tomes sus precauciones si usa el servicio de transporte ''v-t-a''... take vo ...en la estacin de mountain view... --- porque a partir de las 9 y 30 de esta noche...la autoridades suspendern sus operaciones hasta la madrugada del lunes 6 de abril... --- esto debido a la instalacin de un nuevo cruce de vas que permitir a la agencia incorporar ms unidades cuando hayan grandes eventos tales como los del estadio ''levis''.. --- durante estos das un autobus conector prestar servicios hasta la estacin de ''middlefield''... juan fran - take vo --si usted es uno de los usuarios del "bart" preste mucha atencin porque a partir del domingo la agencia suspender del servicio en dos de sus estaciones por

---una de las primeras que encontraron fue una ubicada en "north beach" y escuche bien...nes de agua se estaban derramando a diario... lo suficiente para llenar varias piscinas en el patio trasero de nuestras viviendas. facebook katherine katherine ---las agencias de acueducto de california han perdido 10 por ciento de su agua debido a rupturas de tuberias. ---y mientras algunas son evidentes ante la vista de todos porque inundan nuestras calles, ---otras permaneces silenciosas por debajo de la tierra y son dificiles de detectar. juanfra katherine, en esta sequia severa en la que nos encontramos, no nos podemos dar el lujo de que esto suceda, correcto? katherine ---asi es... ahora la ciudad de san francisco est invirtiendo 400 mil dolares para adquirir y probar tecnologia de punta para detectar las rupturas a tiempo... y asi ahorrar agua y dinero. juanfra/ots --- una compaÑa de oakland est ofreciendo ayuda tecnolgica para ... take vo ... quienes tratan de conservar el agua... --- la empresa ''edyn'' ha desarrollado un dispositivo que permitir monitorear el consumo del vita

it is 234 san francisco's north beach neighborhood. the fire started around 10:00 p.m. in a four story apartment building. >> they made their lead into the building up the center stairwell, had smoken cans in the hallway, advanced into the apartment and extinguished a fire. firefighters say the building did have fire alarms but no sprinkler system. >>> this is the most recent fatal fire. it includes the death of his father and 13-year-old daughter killed last month concerns arising about building safety and fire department responses in the neighborhood. the city says it is trying to increase building inspections. >>> we are waiting to hear the sentence for a deceptive campaign mailer. he pleaded no contest to one felony count in the case. he was expected to receive a sentence of community service but there's been a delay in the courtroom. observers believe the flier helped a political ally win a san jose counsel election by suggesting it was a communist sizer. he spent seven months in jail. >>> police hoping to track down two men accused of beating and robbing a taxi dr

. >>> a san francisco man is dead this morning after fire in north beach and this morning investigators are trying to determine what might have caused that fire. it broke out about 10:00 last night on the third floor of a four-story building on columbus avenue. firefighters had it under control by 10:30. the name of the man found dead has not been released. a second person was also injured. >>> 5:01. let's check weather and traffic. elizabeth is doing weather. gianna is doing traffic. >> michelle is doing news. >> fran? >> i'm just kind of hanging out. [ laughter ] >>> out the door i want to show you napa temperature. it just dropped within the last half-hour. it's down to 36 degrees and i mentioned you may even see some frost in your north bay valleys. it's 50 right now in oakland. 39 in redwood city and 46 in san jose. now, by this afternoon, everyone will rebound. it looks like temperatures will be sunny, mild in the mid-60s to mid-70s. and then the bottom really drops out. that's when that low moves in and that's when the clouds cooler weather really begins in earnest on saturday. a

we were at the north beach restaurant last night as it prepared to close after more than 50 years. the current own ares have run it for 30 years ask say a contractual snag with their landlord is forcing them to close. the owners plan to retire to hawai'i after tonight's farewell feast. >>> in ben nisha having a -- benecia having a glass of wine took on a different concern won an aquarium exploded at a bar yesterday. they were able to save a few of the seven issue in inside. it's not known yet what caused the aquarium to explode. the business is open today. yikes. the pitfalls of an aquarium. >>> a girl in minnesota who did not receive a single yes to her birthday party invitation is feeling the love from the entire state. she has a rare order and parents say it makes it hard for her to make friends. after her mother discovered she would be alone on her birthday some posted an invitation to few facebook groups. it went viral and families from across minnesota gathered for a huge party. >> i have a hard time making friends, but thanks to our -- i love you all. >> won't be able to say

. >> reporter: one last drink at the north beach favorite. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: one last toast as cap's corner prepares to shut its doors. the landmark has been around 50 years. they have owned it for nearly 30. >> everybody that comes in here, they look at me and say where are you going to go now? >> reporter: they had no intention of closing and retiring to hawaii but a dispute with the landlord over renovations, codes, rent hikes led them to this bittersweet night that people react like relatives. >> i hate everything, cultural genocide. >> a place to hang out and have a family meal and drinks. >> it is sharing of the stories. people came to, after long days of hard work, sit down, break the brake, listen to family. >> reporter: people expect change but the thing about trend is they don't last, not like cap's. >> i am disappointed. sign of the times. >> reporter: there is a dread of the future there is a deep appreciation of the past. [singing] >> reporter: state law says they have to close as 2:00 a.m. the people say the goo

. >>> a san francisco man died in a fire in north beach and investigators are trying to determine thelast night on the third floor of a four-story building on columbus avenue. firefighters had it under control by 10:30. the name of the man found dead has not been released. a second person was injured. >>> a former santa clara county supervisor is offering an apology in a last-ditch attempt to stay out of jail. kpix 5's keit do live at the county courthouse in san jose where george shirakawa will be sentenced in just a few hours. kiet. >>> reporter: yes, good morning. shirakawa does not want to go to jail and he has done something he has not done before, and that's apologize. but the d.a.'s office says it it was vague and they want the dirty details. shirakawa has finally admitted to cooking up this phony mailer back in 2010 that shows magdalena carrasco proclaiming herself to be a communist next to a flag of communist vietnam. thinks highly offensive to the many vietnamese-americans in the district. so carrasco lost the election by a slim margin but in a case of election year csi, shi

. >>> also new this morning, a man is dead after a late night fire in san francisco's north beach neighborhood t. flames started just after 10:00 at a home on columbus avenue. arson investigators have been called to the scene. that's standard operating procedure, until they can pinpoint the cause. nobody else was hurt. >>> also new this morning the search is on for the gunman who shot a hayward man to death overnight. late last night, police say the 22-year-old victim was found shot in the chest on jefferson street just off mission boulevard. emergency crews tried to save him, but he died at the scene. at this point police have fought released any information on a possible suspect. >>> now take good look at this under surveillance photo. san francisco police are looking for there man. the under surveillance image cap cured just moments after police say he hit a homeless man in the head with what looked like what was a metal pipe. today in the bay we are joined live from san francisco, stephanie, some of the victims saw that. some of the victim's friends say they are fought surprised he didn't

a san francisco man died in a fire in north beach. the third floor of a four-story building on columbus avenue. a second person was injured in the fire. >>> sentencing today for former santa clara county supervisor george shirakawa. according to the "mercury news," he acknowledged he was behind a campaign mailer back in 2010. the flyer was designed to help javier campos win a san jose city council seat. he called an opponent magdalena carrasco a communist sympathizer. shirakawa has pleaded no contest to a felony related to the flyer. >>> and more cities are looking to get involved in the bay area in bike sharing. oakland, berkeley, emeryville and san jose all considering the widely popular program. it allows people to rent bikes from kiosks by paying a daily fee or monthly membership. it's a big hit in san francisco. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place - including one right here at the shop - n

>> during the formation process broadway stretches to north beach and a china area. it was difficult for this community to just call it broadway. maybe it is the highest point

conversation and we don't want to kill the goose and penalize this is the negative impacts are on north beach and castro the hate and mission fact we're in a housing crisis and nobody can deny that rest of this conversation ought to be about legalizing people that intend to follow the rules not about penalizing airbnb but talking about limiting the short-term rentals impact on the housing stock i think one quick question we've tubed the content of the 3 proposals kim and supervisor campos and supervisor mar and mayor ed lee get us in the right direction we're going to strike a balance i think if we get the balance recall right we'll head off a november bottle issue that's my hope. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you. i'm familiar with this whole system i may have mentioned in 1970 my wife and i took a voj instead of going to hotels it would be too expensive we went sdirm free and that's what we do we stayed in people's houses a wonderful experience and economical i'm not o a stranger i think one statement that came in the flier the epic center is san francisco i was impressed by the owners

the boat found today wrecked on a north bay beach. good evening, everyone. >>> the coast guard began searching for the boat when it didn't return to bodega bay after a fishing trip. tonight we learned three of the boaters are from santa rosa. our reporter is live with the latest developments. >> reporter: all four of those were very close friends. actually two of them were next door neighbors to each other up in windsor. the other two live in santa rosa. all four families stunned about the crash. from sky 7 hd, you can see the wreckage of the 21-foot boat. the four aboard were supposed to have a leisurely salmon fishing day. the family of one on board says they are praying for a miracle bl we are holding out hope he will be okay. he's a really strong guy. just praying he'll be all right. >> reporter: they are the family of 28-year-old ryan vaio he is was the youngest and is missing. coast guard crews recovered the bodies of richard hargreaves and another was recover today this has been an extensive search with crews covering dozens of

> investigators are trying to determine what caused a fire that killed a man in san francisco's north beach. it broke out about 10:00 last night on the third floor of a four-story building on columbus avenue. firefighters had it under control by 10:30 and continued -- contained it to a single unit, rather. the name of the victim isn't released. a second person was injured. >>> daly city police are looking for two men who allegedly attacked and robbed a cab driver last saturday. it happened around 3a these are photos of the suspect. police say one man paid the driver and then punched him and took his money. both suspects are latino in their 30s. >>> we are hearing the horrific moments from kenyaian students who survived a terrorist attack at their university. 147 people died when gunmen stormed the campus yesterday. as cbs reporter tina kraus reports, police are working to identify the victims. >> reporter: many who lost loved ones in the terror attack on a kenyan university are inconsolable. [ screaming and crying ] >> reporter: police are taking fingerprints from bodies to identify student

this is going to go to huntingtown and north beach and chesapeake beach. we can track that one for you. let's go west because we've got other storms that we're tracking also. back by warrenton that's going to be approaching the metro in the next one to two hours. >> we're still kind of turned about the next hour or two at least till 9:00. 8:00 still has storms around dc. heaviest activity appears to be down in to southern maryland. we'll take you all the way through the night and let you know if we're going to clear out in time for your morning commute. >>> baltimore police are appealing for calm tonight. apparently they've got reason to worry. >> protests have ignited since a man died eight days after being arrested. the city's mayor and police commissioner did promise a full and transparent investigation. >> freddie gray died seven days after being arrested by baltimore city police. an autopsy released today said he died of a catastrophic spinal cord injuries. the final arrest caught by bystander video. outrage boiling over on the streets. more protests

handled well polk street it would get a second wind but no major issues and broadway went well and north beach was packed with people enjoying the restaurants and fisherman's wharf was full a ton of people obviously the after event another civic center part was packed so the police department was very pleased overall and our officers did a great job i think it speaks to the efforts of your commission and the relationships with the permit he does. >> thank you. >> thank you any questions or comments for lieutenant? any public comment on item the police reporting >> item 7 the potential action for two live permits. >> yes. i'm cammy black stone and i'm going to wing this. >> there are to i think the first one is russel bustle doing business as as apple bee there is someone here come on up and explain what you intend to do with an apple bees i don't know we have had an apple bees in san francisco who are you. >> what's an apple bees. >> well - so we opened up a festers for a 5 hundred seat venue we want 0 people to come into all different parts of world had a request we do jazz they put us in con

. >>> other headlines, the man that died in this fire at san francisco's north beach avenue is identified. 67-year-old melvin patterson was killed thursday night when smoke and flames consumed the apartment on columbus avenue. the cause is still under investigation. >>> a big rig crash in hayward that caused a major traffic crash. a cement truck collided with two cars near the san mateo bridge. cement and fuel spilled all over the highway. the big rig driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> beginning tonight. part of ns avenue and san francisco will be closed. crews are building a pedestrian tunnel connecting the california specific medical center to a building across the street. between gary and post will begin at 11 tonight until 6 tomorrow morning. and then 72 hours this week. >>> a fraternity plans to sue rolling stone magazine calling a story about game rape reckless. it comes as a review blasts the article as a failure. the story centers on a woman's claim of being gang raped at a frat house in virginia. but there is faults of rolling stone for failing to contact t

. >>> breaking news in san francisco's north beach right now. a smoky apartment fire. this is on columbus between chestnut and francisco. the fire broke out about an hour ago. it is under control now. but as you see, a big response. there is at least one victim. we don't know that person's condition yet. and a live look at san jose's city hall. the rotunda has been turned blue to honor a police officer killed in the line of duty. thousands of people paid their respects to officer michael johnson. they filled the sap center for his ceremony. >> if you love him, you miss him, say it out loud and let's rock this place, one, two, three. [ cheers and applause ] >> more from the sap center in a moment, but first, mark sayre with what is happening right now. mark? >> reporter: well veronica, a fundraiser here is underway. and every person here is helping to directly benefit officer johnson's family. as the money gets handed over the bar, everybody knows it is going to a very important cause. and the co-owner says he would not have it any other way. >> it is nice to see the co

. >>> time is 4:55, and a well known italian restaurant in san francisco's north beach neighborhood will shut down after all. cap as corner stood on the concerner of powell and groan for years. owners had been trying to negotiate a new lease agreement, but the two sides did not come to a deal. according to the chronicle the owners met with the staff yesterday and decided to close down. last day of business will be april 19th. >>> well starting today, american travelers can book home rentals in cuba through air b and b, we checked the website this morning showing nearly 600 rentals available in havana this month with tries starting at 30-dollar as night. for the last 50 glories the trade embargo has blocked businesses, b and b has been talking with homeowners thereafter the last three months. americans heading to cuba must still fill out paperwork and list the reason for their visit and tourism is not one of the approved category. >>> art has a new set of crossover tracks in the east bay that says it will help keep trains moving more efficiently. another set opened this year, crossovers m

. >> reporter: burman and her posse of journalists often met in the bars at north beach. it was the 1970s . they talked about the sad fate of getting sex? san francisco. describing her own sexual exploits with her editor. >> tried to get him to dally with her. sat in his lap and all that sort of stuff. she describes the whole thing in there. and she couldn't get him to tumble at all. >> reporter: she honed her writing school at uc berkeley's school of journalism. ed arnold was her teach therapy. >> she was feisty, she was in your face. she was fun. and she also wrote very, very well. >> reporter: her skills and her rolodex of famous contacts led her to an associate producer job at kpix5's show, evening magazine. but not everyone was impressed. former producer bob cline says she took credit for stories that came from a press release. >> she wasn't forthcoming and she was self-promoting. >> she told me right away, my father was a gangster, my mother was a show girl. they are both dead now. it was that kind of straight- forward, but she was shrewd. >> reporter: but producer

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it happened last night in the north beach neighborhood on columbus avenue. firefighters were able to confine those flames to the third floor and one apartment. the cause of the fire is unknown but we are told arson investigators are working the case. >>> other bay area headlines. a vigil will be held tonight in concord for a 35-year-old mother who was stabbed to death by her husband. michelle davis graduated from concord high where the vigil will start at 7:00. she was killed at her home in arizona in front of 7 of her 8 children. her husband, john davis, stabbed her 13 times. >>> take a good look at these faces. police hope they can catch the two men who beat up a cab driver in daly city. it happened last saturday at 3:00 in the morning. one of those suspects gave the driver money, then punched and robbed him. >>> it's the first day of a 19- month closure of 29th avenue overcrossing in alameda county. that provides access across 880 between oakland and alameda. crews are taking down the old road and building a new one. the overcross will go re-open in octob