according to the ordnance the clinics would have to apply for a permit. it would have become first come first serve. >> i think the city council has to please the side that really doesn't want canibus to be this approachable and successable and they have to please that side as well as us. >> bo says high standards has thousands of patients in its data base and most of the product has grown off site. they say it might be difficult to meet the demand if they couldn't use separate facilities for corporation. >> i don't think they know the demand and supply yet especially when the product does come. the medicine does come from different areas and different people. if we have to grow our medicine on site, the demand isn't going to be met especially when the clubs aren't limited down the ten. >> if they were to get the permit to stay open, too much attention would have been drawn to themselves. a more personal concern, however, is keeping a job. jeff had been working at high standards for five months. >> i'd been standing back in line. i have kids and a family.

john is life and says it is a far reaching ordnance. john. >> reporter: we are at the restaurant here which has a big crowd enjoying a wednesday evening. the management didn't want to talk about it but here is the new ordnance that is aimed at keeping the night life calm and peacefulful this is downtown walnut creek on a wednesday afternoon. this fought was one of many that happened this past winter. >> it is bad when the weekends get up like that. it cramps our style a little bit. >> reporter: and that is why it is going to be easier to crack down on problem places. >> we have a tool that we can use to require them to change their hours to keep the community safe. >> reporter: at pyramid ale house, the manager supports it. >> we want our staff members to be safe along with the customers. >> reporter: 15-15 was another popular night spot. >> i think it is the premise of the person of the establish. >> reporter: the ordnance is expected to fake effect in mid june. channel 20 2-2 news. >>> cup fire broke out in a dnv office in--gunfire br

the deputy city attorney, the sunshine ordnance taskforce, it is severely limited. in light of that, they were unable to assist us in outside of what was already over the allotted hours for the regular task force. and the city attorney, there is a seat on the taskforce that requires you the an attorney. he is not able to participate, so we asked a member of the public to help us. ahead and your staff is here, so we may sometimes referred to him, he relied in part on his legal adviser for some of our worth. >> i would welcome, from him whenever you deem that it is inappropriate. >> i want to make sure that people knew who we may be referring to. >> i see him in the front row, and i am glad to see he is here. >> perhaps a comment about how you would like to proceed, the view like to have someone either introduce or summarize the memo, i think we have all read it and understand its content. but for the public, a brief summary might be helpful. >> i think the person ideally suited the would be the author of the memo. if they are inclined to speak to the principal point

air national guard explosive ordnance. the air control alert. i think it's safe to say from everything we have learned without going into anything we have from classified briefings, it's safe to say that commercial airlines are still a target of terrorists. is that not a fair statement? >> that's correct, senator. >> and it would be one thing if we could say our threat picture or our strategy for dealing with threats to the united states have changed and that would drive reductions. but i worry that we're just seeing a budget -- i don't see the threat going down. i think we should have our air control alert locations. and for air national guard explosive ordnance disposal, and i know that falls under your purview, it looks to me like what they did was just hand you a bill to pay and then you had to make state and local cuts, including bomb squad cuts, to meet those targets. do you think the air force considered the state and local impact of getting rid of our air bomb squads? which i know governors all over the country use when they need bomb sq

would be volunteers who whether in cooperation with other volunteers were trained by the sunshine ordnancekforce. each of the department's is a citizen, a volunteer citizen committed to transparency. if we look at the budget analysis, we see that they're spending a lot of money. more importantly, the educator. first themselves and other people their age to claim the virtues of government transparency and dispersal of records. most recently, i think of something from the planning department. there is a resistance there because the person as an employee of the department. in that case, i wanted a very simple document. it was only five pages. instead of the planner, and give me the document, and that is what is intended by proposition 8 in 1999, it says that every single employee, every single person that has document is called the custodian of records. it is not supposed to be a special person in the department that is the only person they go to. what happens in the planning department is that they were not controversial were secretive, but they wanted to make sure it was ok with the custodi

the city council could have adopted the ordnance last night saving an estimated $824,000 in election costs. but they say more time is needed for residents and business owners to study the proposed ordnance. >>> city of oakland believes there is still time to keep the warriors in the east bay. city leaders question whether the team can clear all the regulatory hurdles to build a basketball arena along a san francisco waterfront. it would include an arena, retail center, restaurants and a parking garage. >> our fan base is really 50/50. 50% of the west bay and r50% of the east bay. we are the bay area basketball team and we had to find the best site that serve the majority of our fans. >> the waterfront restoration and restaurant is expected to cost over $1.5 million. that arena is slated to open for the 2017 and the a's season. >>> mitt romney appears to be a wreak away from lock -- a week away from locking up the presidential nomination. romney picked up 75 more delegations yesterday. he has 1,065 delegates. that means she just 79 delegates short. next tuesday's primary in texas with

these ordnances actually represent the first third, which you recommended for approval on march 1st. since you heard them, he did further divide. of the first third of that ordinance, it has now been divided up into four ordnances, one tackle and bicycle parking requirements and exempting them from ncr, one exempting them from modifications and making other technical modifications. and another dealing with residential districts as well as fine controls. and the last ordinands he introduced this week would allow the transfer of the rights to any eligible building in the downtown c3 district. since you already heard these items, they will likely be considered by the land use committee after the 30 day expiration without another hearing, unless you ask otherwise. that concludes my board report. unless there are any questions. commissioner antonini: thank you, ms. rogers. a great report, as always. some questions on articles 10 and 11. as i recall, a situation where allowances are going to be made on the restoration of standards for hardship situations. as i recall, it was more the situa

the first item is an appropriations ordnance for those departments. number two is the salary component, basically the position authorities for those departments, and item number three is for all existing proposition j's so that there are no new ones. this is just carrying out what we're doing at the moment. just for reference, the department's we're first going to the department presentation and then go to the root report by mr. rose, and then the public comment is going to be heard on a different day, not today. we have asked each of the departments to talk about five major categories, so i hope they will address some today. we want to hear about the major revenue and expenditure trends. the most important parts of this year's budget -- this is the first of a two-year budgeting process we rolled out for the entire city. this is something new that we will all be learning from in this year's process. to, we want the department to talk about capital needs that will help to inform us about what we can expect with your budget's going forward. we want to k

wages, and without the support of labor enforcement, legislation like last year's historic wage that ordnance and efforts in san francisco to raise awareness and education about the wage theft epidemic, the workers would not have been successful. i want to acknowledge this is really driving to make sure san francisco is in the lead of fighting against wage that double local level in national model, too. thank you to supervisor campos and the progress of workers alliance. i hope that it will be anonymously -- unanimously supported. supervisor avalos: thank you. why don't we go to public comment. we do not have any cards. people can come right up. we can have a line in the center aisle. >> good morning. i am a staff attorney of the legal aid society. i wanted to draw attention to the national epidemic of wage that. -- wage theft. $30 billion are stolen from workers nationally every year. that is wagers in which employers owed to workers but failed to pay. we know proportionally affects low-wage workers and immigrants and other vulnerable populations, and especially those that work in the underg

the demonstrators were here to speak out against a proposed city ordnance that would ban certain itemsrom future protests, item that is city officials say have been used as weapons. violent clashes between police and protesters have almost become routine in oakland. vandals have smashed windows with pipe wrenches, thrown paint and urine at officers and brought shields to stream demonstrations. >> many many demonstrations it's a forward movement to the police line and allows people to hide behind the shields and throw things at officers. >> reporter: people who identified themselves as occupiers bristled the idea of not carrying those things. >> i usually carry one. and you can't stop me. >> all those things are banned. >> reporter: a woman who says she's an independent journalist said her camera protected her from an officers baton. >> this is not a tool of violence. this is a tool of freedom of speech. >> reporter: speakers tonight blamed police for demonstration violence saying officers often overreact with brute force. >> our feeling generally is that if these items are not present

we also tried to craft a designated ordnances based on the needs of the specific community. in particular, for example, the proposed midmarket district, we have done a lot of one-on-one outreach with small-business owners to find out what the needs are of those owners on a day-to-day basis regarding storefront, day-to-day operations. that gives us the ability to fine-tune a designated ordinance. supervisor campos: i assume that you also includes information about the process in different meetings or hearings that would be taking place in the various agencies. >> that is correct. we out line each of these steps in the process, whether it is a public hearing or even anticipation of when they will receive a public notice breadcrumb -- a public notice in the mail. supervisor campos: some people had concerns about the nature of the outreach. hopefully, the information from planning will put to rest those concerns. thank you very much. supervisor wiener: thank you, supervisor campos. it is incredibly important to make sure that folks in the district understand what is going not, t

the demonstrators were here to speak out against a proposed city ordnance that would ban certain itemsre protests, item that is city officials say have been used as weapons. violent clashes between police and protesters have almost become routine in oakland. vandals have smashed windows with pipe wrenches, thrown paint and urine at officers and brought shields to stream demonstrations. >> many many demonstrations it's a forward movement to the police line and allows people to hide behind the shields and throw things at officers. >> reporter: people who identified themselves as occupiers bristled the idea of not carrying those things. >> i usually carry one. and you can't stop me. >> all those things are banned. >> reporter: a woman who says she's an independent journalist said her camera protected her from an officers baton. >> this is not a tool of violence. this is a tool of freedom of speech. >> reporter: speakers tonight blamed police for demonstration violence saying officers often overreact with brute force. >> our feeling generally is that if these items are not present in a pea

>> well, the explosive ordnance guys took it to just outside the base area where it was blown up.ght inside to where our surgeons -- we have a couple of surgeons there and all the other corpsmen and nurses worked on them to stop the bleeding. by this time this thing is out of him and he's bleeding profusely. so we put -- did a lot of care to stoop the bleeding. and coincidentally, it was my turn to fly medevac from our position to the big hospital. so i had to gear back up again and fly with him. then again, you know, i'm a nurse. once you put a claim on a patient, the patient is yours. so it wasn't a big deal really to fly with him. >> i have such respect for medical personnel and nurses in particular. what a job. and i just want to point out here, obviously i want to ask about this particular lance corporal perez. i'm old told the camera was very, very far away. it was only the three of you there and everyone else was told to take cover for fear the grenade would go off. how is he doing? what did he say to you? >> well, the first time i was able to get a hold of him, i think i w

several bar owners say they are against the ordnance, they threatened to sue if that ordnance is passedntioch is being recalled after an incident involving an ink meat and meat grinder. apparently a meat department worker accidentally dropped an ink pen into the store's grinder sunday afternoon. there's no word yet of anyone getting sick. if you happen to have purchased ground beef at that store sunday afternoon, you can take it back to raley's and get a full refund. >>> caltrans is working on what will eventually be the first double car pool lanes in the bay area. highway101 between palo alto and mountain view will get an additional hov lane in each direction. that will result in six northbound lanes and six southbound lanes. >> that's something to look forward to. >> yeah, it is. >>> sal, are we looking forward to the rest of this morning's commute? >> no. >> i didn't think so. >> there's a new crash northbound 280 in san francisco getting up to highway 101. the alameda maze is what they call it. getting up to 101, 101 itself is very slow as you drive out of the candle stick park area

many craters from air ordnance. >> we dropped two days ago. and they're building up. the whole place is deserted. knop compounds. craters all over the place. looks like something out of -- >> reporter: he also undertook foot patrols and embraced his an nom anonymity. >> nice to be just like everybody else. walking around, and next door through the walls with holes and interpreters. i have a chat with them a cigarette with them and wish i could say a beer, but that doesn't happen around here. >> americans have arrived. >> reporter: a few weeks later, harry -- now with a scorcher of armored vehicles and still clearly in his element. >> i was going to -- kill or die. the dogs -- killer dog. not so good. >> reporter: on one occasion, as it was about to cross a dry river bed, the pa prol sdtrol dd a roadside bomb. >> an iud at this point. >> ordnance now. >> reporter: still working as an air traffic controversial it was harry's job to bring in the disposal unit. >> we waited about four hours for the eod team to come out. >> if you can possible not

and there were a couple of ordnances that were introduced and that we have been working with the mayor and staff on. the first is the transportation sustainability fee. i believe the director has provided you with a great deal and the second was the impact fee and the development out date. -- updates. that concludes my board report unless there are other questions. thank you. president fong: and the board of appeals did meet last night. one item before the commission was an appeal of the wireless permit for 156 27th ave. it is in the public right-of-way in front of that property. it is a permit issued by the department of public works and is in the public right of way. we do review those, in this case, because of what is on a good view street. we found that it was compatible and the board of appeals disagreed with that and actually denied a permit. they denied the wireless permit for that location. also, last night was that the president might garcia's last hearing. he has been on the board of appeals for seven years and prior to that, the ethics commission for two years. he has been s

>>mark: one of the ordnances with the open top bosses say that there's sound systems can not be audible ft. away from the buss. the buses will have to be inspected by the department of health. >>darya: i can hear half the time anyway. in berkeley and man is facing multiple felony charges his girlfriend was killed and some was paralyzed in the accident. this happening california street in austin way. the driver was speeding and was drunk. the girlfriend was killed in the crash, she does a graduate from college courses insurance fund a savior is still in hospital on life support. >>mark: please a looking for this man who attempted to rob a wells fargo bank on broadway. >>darya: 723 a m and we'll be right back. here's a look at the james lick in san francisco. [ male announcer ] sizzler's new ultimate steak combos. hand-cut, tri-tip sirloin, plus choose shrimp scampi. or grilled malibu chicken, or bacon-wrapped shrimp. starting at just $11.99. or bacon-wrapped shrimp. could be home to bacteria. so use lysol disinfectant spray on soft surfaces everyday when you're cleaning up to kill 99.9%

ordnance amending the administrative code to establish a lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trends in higherseniors task force. supervisor wiener: with campos and olague, i want to apologize and to advance, - -in advance, k to the budget committee. in san francisco, we need to grapple with a growing lgbt senior population. the lgbt senior population has some means that are unique. they are not pertinent to the senior population as a whole. the growth of the population is actually, in many ways, a positive thing. for many years, and gay men, we are not making it to our senior years because of the hiv and aids epidemic. people are aging, men and women. everyone. we need to plan for it and make sure that we are addressing issues of stigma, issues of access to health care, issues around aging and hiv. all the different issues lgbt seniors face that others may not face. also discrimination at senior facilities, how the increased likelihood of not having adult children. we need to get our hands around this. this issue will create a task force that will expire after 18 months. we have become very a

they have an active and positive participant in the drafting of the san francisco medical cannabis ordnance from beginning to end. and whereas they held the merchants' associations in 2006 and is a significant contributor to the community. and whereas the vapor room has been voted the best cannabis dispensary by sf weekly and guardian readers. therefore be it resolved that in recognition, of leadership, they are recommended for their excellence. they were exemplary in their outrage. they went door-to-door in the community at talked to every neighbor that was willing. they were the first applicant to receive the unanimous vote of approval at the planning commission. and they brought 150 people there to support them, a room full of people. it was outstanding, the work that they did in the community. finally, it is with much sadness that i announce one of the most compassionate and irresponsible facilities will have to relocate as a result of federal interference. the committee will suffer without them and i am legitimately worried about public safety in that area once they are closed. my dist

air national guard explosive ordnance. the air controller. i think it's safe to say from everything we have learned without going into anything we get, it's safe to say that commercial airlines are still a target of terrorists. is that not a fair statement? >> that's correct, senator. our strategy for dealing with threats to the united states have changed. and that's would drive reductions. but i worry that we're just seeing a budget cut, i don't see the threat going out. i think we should have our air control alert locations. it looks like they just handed you a bill to pay, and then you had to make cuts to meet those targets. do you think they considered the impact of getting rid of the air force bomb squads? i know governors all over the country use. to help when they need a bomb squad. i've certainly seen it in my own state of vermont. do you think they thought of that? that that impacts the states pretty badly? >> i'm going to address this question first. senator, you're correct. that threat is still there. and i think that according to

happens, it is the adults who pay the price, that is the idea behind san jose's new social host ordnance >> we have had just about a death every year because of the fact that kids are drinking in homes and sometimes the parents are not even aware of it and then getting into a car and driving and causing crashes >> this council member says it was the drunken-driving fatal crash of a 2010 graduate because her to propose the ordinance that would add finds in reimbursement cost to homeowners were underage drinking occurs. >> children should be monitored and it falls on us as parents and we are responsible. my father was killed by a drunk driver not far from here. similar laws have been used in marin county for years. between 2006 and 2009 police throughout the county issued 61 tickets to adults who allowed underage drinking at their homes >> you think this will cut down on underage drinking? >> probably not >> it adds more repercussions to it so i don't think as many parents will actually let it happen. >> san jose has been working on the ordinance for about two years. they will be discussed

have advanced weapon systems with perception munitions and we take care in matching the appropriate ordnance to produce the desired effect on a target. for. the foundations for the new world order will aid in the middle east in one thousand nine to one. following the first gulf war the us established a permanent military presence in the middle east much like it had done fifty years in europe and east asia. the true consequences of this policy would be seen only ten years later in two thousand and one who some of bin laden cited the us military presence in his homeland saudi arabia as a reason for his hatred of the united states. in a curious twist of fate the nine eleven attacks and america's military response paved the way for the birth of new military bases in iraq and central asia first and foremost in afghanistan. the relationship between bases and war is a hand and glove relationship bases most of the us bases i would say the majority are the result of war they are the booty or loot of war in the sense that they were captured during wartime and never given back following the u.s. bombin