accessory use generally applies to something someone having a beauty parlor in their home and the law restricts them to using 25% of their home space. it can't be any bigger than that. so that the primary purpose of that building is a home and -- ru sure, i understand. >> and the conditional use is beauty parlor. >> sure, i understand. >> and the form of entertainment, it's difficult to say that even if it's on a stage that it's only -- what is it? 25 by -- >> 200 square feet. >> ok. a 200 square-foot stage, you're not confining the entertainment to 200 square feet. the entertainment bounces off all the walls and out the front door that's -- unless somebody tells them to close it. so again, you know, i think, you know i'm positive about this, i have good feelings about this working in general but it's the unintended consequences that i'm talking about tonight and that i'm just hoping stays in the conversation as this goes to the planning commission and then goes through committee and thin through the full board, the unintended consequences. so in the case of the principle use being a

i was at the grand parlor by was unable to attend. signed my papers i received a notice saying that i could receive a certificate from -- for appreciation. they seemed surprised when i said i was interested and said they would do this at a future date. i received a call that this would be done at the next meeting, and i returned to the city, and was surprised that the morning of the meeting, i was told that this was not in effect and would not be offered. my actual motivation in asking for that privilege was that i wish to thank the commissioners present, and fall -- past commissioners

the property is at 5009, third street, a permit to operate a tattoo and body piercing parlor, the reason for suspension violation of san francisco health code s 258. is the appellants for that matter here? the appellant is not here on that case either. >> i think we are moving a little too quickly. let's go forward with this one and hear from dr. ojo. >> if you would not mind. >> i am representing the san francisco health department. of in march we revoke the health permits. in hearing these cases, we relied on the senior inspector who responded to the complaints. during the administrative hearing, on march 15, 2011, they determined that it was operating without hot water. dph also found out a hand washing st. in the restroom for employees was not in operation. they failed to provide a record for each customer, and they failed to implement the equipment for cleaning and disinfecting and piercing equipment. they were also operating at a tattoo establishment without current license and failed to pay the license fees. you have to pay your current year license fees. we also received a compla

the property is at 5009, third street, a permit to operate a tattoo and body piercing parlor, the reason for suspension violation of san francisco health code s 258. is the appellants for that matter here? the appellant is not here on that case either. >> i think we are moving a little too quickly. let's go forward with this one and hear from dr. ojo. >> if you would not mind. >> i am representing the san francisco health department. of in march we revoke the health permits. in hearing these cases, we relied on the senior inspector who responded to the complaints. during the administrative hearing, on march 15, 2011, they determined that it was operating without hot water. dph also found out a hand washing

i was at the grand parlor by was unable to attend. signed my papers i received a notice saying that i could receive a certificate from -- for appreciation. they seemed surprised when i said i was interested and said they would do this at a future date. i received a call that this would be done at the next meeting, and i returned to the city, and was surprised that the morning of the meeting, i was told that this was not in effect and would not be offered. my actual motivation in asking for that privilege was that i wish to thank the commissioners present, and fall -- past commissioners including jim lazarus, who supported by that my suggestion to bring back grizzly bears to the san francisco zoo. this resulted in the construction of a world-class exhibit for those animals. i think the commissioners for their support, and as far as the other item, it may want to check the materials that are sent to your retired employees. >> we don't usually respond to public comment, but thank you for your 30 years of service. will be honored to recog

july 31st, 2004, da vinci's pizza parlor, akron, ohio.00 in the morning and joseph scarpino, the man in the striped shirt, is about to have a really bad day. it begins slowly when miss presina sims enters and abruptly cuts in line. >> when miss sims entered the pizzeria, she went to the front. i wasn't paying much attention. my wife was asking, like, how much longer is it going to be? i was like, it's going to be a little bit longer. somebody just jumped to the front of the line. she was like, who jumped in front of the line? that woman who walked in wearing camouflage pants. >> miss presina sims is in an extremely nasty mood. when she hears joseph's comments she decides to make a scene. a very big scene. >> what are you saying [ bleep ]? what are you saying little [ bleep ]? >> she immediately became enraged. got right up into the victim's face, was, you know, using foul language against him, was hitting him, poking at him, just screaming like a lunatic at him. >> joseph tries to ignore her as christina bellows for her boyfriend outside.

the pizza parlor closed at 9:00. the town was asleep. so far from an ip and aladdin and friendly, it was so fhm. it is the day when americans are busy. so he was more and more alienated by america because it wasn't an arab country. these are very small observations. these things by themselves do not make any terrorist, but it does that and not odds with the country. there's nothing schwan did other than make an attempt chapel service that made him part of its larger community. in fact, one of the things i learned in writing shrimpy as there's nothing civilian colleges do to integrate, it explain this country. we taken for granted everyone knows these things. when the fbi searched the car of the 9/11 hijackers left behind dulles airport company found a small spiral bound notebook in a very careful arabic script was the description explaining differences between shampoo, conditioner and body wash. we think we are usually understood. from another culture, another time, we are puzzling. even explanation is in order for foreign students. natu

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the property is at 5009, third street, a permit to operate a tattoo and body piercing parlor, the reason for suspension violation of san francisco health code s 258. is the appellants for that matter here? the appellant is not here on that case either. >> i think we are moving a little too quickly. let's go forward with this one and hear from dr. ojo. >> if you would not mind. >> i am representing the san francisco health department. of in march we revoke the health permits.

july 31st, 2004, da vinci's pizza parlor, akron, ohio.s 2:00 in the morning and joseph scarpino, the man in the striped shirt, is about to have a really bad day. it begins slowly when miss presina sims enters and abruptly cuts in line. >> when miss sims entered the pizzeria, she went to the front. i wasn't paying much attention. >> joseph gets a call from his wife waiting in the car outside. my wife was asking, like, how much longer is it going to be? i was like, it's going to be a little bit longer. somebody just jumped to the front of the line. she was like, who jumped in front of the line? that woman who walked in wearing camouflage pants. >> miss presina sims is in an extremely nasty mood. when she hears joseph's comments she decides to make a scene. a very big scene. >> what are you saying [ bleep ]? what are you saying little [ bleep ]? >> she immediately became enraged. got right up into the victim's face, was, you know, using foul language against him, was hitting him, poking at him, just screaming like a lunatic at him. >> joseph

. >> a lot of people are asking why aim using plastic forks and fives that the pizza parlor gave. frankly, it was very comfortable, plus this way you can dig the top of the pizza off, you're not justcaptioning y comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh ready to go. >> stephen: tonighti congressman anthon weiner tweet lewd pictures of his fourth branch of government? [laughter] then who's riding my coattails now? i hope it's a monkey. that would be cute. and my guest, robert fm kennedy, jr., is in a new comery about mountaintop mining. he's making a mountain out of a molehill that used to be a mountain. i got rid of my beard, and let's just say the lack of carpet matches the lack of drapes. this is the "the colbert report" captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme song playing] [applause] [audience chanting "stephen"] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: folks, i mean this in the nicest possible way, if i were a vampire, i would feast on your life force. welcome to "the report," everybody. good to have you with us. folks, last night i told you about semigovernor sara

>> announced a new strategy focussing on his girlfriend who is obsessed with trips to the beauty parlor and the dentist. it paid off with a crucial tip from a still unidentified source. >> it went in our los angeles office. it was related back here to boston. to the command post that we had set up. >> whitey bulger made a return to boston today, at-bat in handcuffs choosing not to fight extradition. t.j. winnick, abc news, new york. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. a lot of activity in the bay area. it will look a lot like this. >> the clouds are treat to coast. plenty of sunshine. below average temperatures. to put a twist on wet june, i found another chance of rain before it ends. >> fine. great, mike. thank you. well, one of the activities he is talking about is san francisco weekend pride celebration. celebration. kicking off this afternoon. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no mo

there are more than 65,000 pizza parlors in the u.s. with more popping up each day.year, americans ordered more than 5.5 billion pies. yes, the slice seems remarkably recession-resistant. so, you opened new locations? yes. we opened up five locations in the past year and a half. >> reporter: no way. >> yes. >> reporter: that's right. opening stores, hiring workers and selling pizza. lots of it. it's cheap. the 99 cent pizza business is booming? >> absolutely. >> reporter: ryan is the director of operations for 99 cent fresh pizza. they sell slices for just 99 cents. does it taste cheaper snr. >> i wouldn't say this is high quality pizza, but it's not bad. you get your buck's worth. >> reporter: tastes like pizza. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: you won't claim it's the best you've ever had. >> no. but it's not the worst. >> reporter: that should be your motto. not the best, but not the worst. hey. it's 99 cents. >> there you go. >> reporter: yes, there is something about pizza. with the cost of dough, cheese and sauce, they make about 30 cents a slice. but sell 500 pies per

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the second time around, she greeted us in her parlor at no. 10 and said, frostily, will you not take your custom seats? later, as she was walking us out, she smiled warmly and said, you two are always welcome in my house. her face then froze and she continued -- but never again on this subject. in a conversation shortly thereafter with president bush, she referred to the two of us as twiddle dum and tweedle dee. [laughter] larry and i would argue for years about who was which. [laughter] that same trip, we met with chancellor kohl and looked out at the rhine. i watched in off as coal and larry, between them, the art and entire platter of huge german pastries and made history as they did so. the only person even more independent-minded than larry was marlene. i will never forget him telling me that mrs. reagan frown on marlene wearing pants is however elegant to white house dinners. you can only imagine both larry's and marlene's reaction to that. for all the wit and foibles that were so endearing, larry was a brilliant, blunt spoken, hard- headed realist and a lifelong defender of ou

you will see pizza parlors. only knows what is on there. there is roughly 115. some come and go. you may have people who have recently closed. that is updated by the tax collector every six months or so. those give you a sense of the universe we are talking about. commissioner meko: that helps. my other question, i believe, was how many violations have we had with regard to any of these venues in the seven-plus years? i only recall one pizza place that kept coming back when commander dudley was our frequent guest at these hearings. >> that is about right. the things do happen. fights to occur occasionally in front of -- but for the most part, the majority of those on there, you will not recall ever having been reported to the commission for any kind of problem. commissioner meko: all right. this list and that information should be useful to supervisor weiner. >> no problem. president newlin: anybody else? any public comment? final item, new business request and future agenda items. seeing none -- vice chair joseph: i have one. i would like to ask my fellow commissioners -- when s

. >> a lot of people are asking why aim using plastic forks and fives that the pizza parlor gave. comfortable, plus this way you can dig the top of the pizza off, you're not justcaptioning y comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh ready to go. >> stephen: tonighti congressman anthon weiner tweet lewd pictures of his fourth branch of government? [laughter] then who's riding my coattails now? i hope it's a monkey. that would be cute. and my guest, robert fm kennedy,

>> announced a new strategy focussing on his girlfriend who is obsessed with trips to the beauty parlor and the dentist. it paid off with a crucial tip from a still unidentified source. >> it went in our los angeles office. it was related back here to boston. to the command post that we had set up. >> whitey bulger made a return to boston today, at-bat in handcuffs choosing not to fight extradition. t.j. winnick, abc news, new york. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. a lot of activity in the bay area. it will look a lot like this. >> the clouds are treat to coast. plenty of sunshine. below average temperatures. to put a twist on wet june, i found another chance of rain before it ends. >> fine. great, mike. thank you. well, one of the activities he is talking about is san francisco weekend pride celebration. kicking off this afternoon. . emergency crews are on the scene right now. this is from sky7-hd. the c.h.p. says the 16-wheeler overturned on the eastbound cesar chavez street at 9:30. the driver suffered minor injuries. you can see it's under the overpass there.

suspected the former dental hygienist would get her teeth cleaned frequently and spend time in beauty parlors. >> have you seen this woman? >> reporter: they sought out women who knight have seen her with these ads on daytime tv. a credible tip lead the fbi to this santa monica apartment. neighbors knew them as charles and carl gasco, a retiring couple who took walks. charlie often wore a baseball cap that shadowed his face and also known to snap at carol. >> he would sort of scream "stop talking to her." he could cut a deal with prosecutors and possibly implicate law enforcement officials. the crime boss used to boast he corrupted at least six, ifbi agents and more than 20 boston police officers. candace gibson, cbs news, los angeles. >>> he has spent time in prison before. this was his mug shot from a stint in the 60s with bank robbery. he spent three years before being transferred to another federal prison. >>> the man who played the ruffled police detective column bow has died. he passed away yesterday as hiss -- at his beverly hills home. he wore four awards for columbo. and he appeared

the book that just came out, "perfect alibi" has a whole story line involving massage parlors here in san francisco and how young people from asia are being exploited. and, you know, somebody said to me, i read this whole book and realized you had covered that, had done it defendantly, and then i realized you were making a point there. so i try not to beat my readers over head, but i do try to get some of that in. because i think that's important. if you're writing books about lawyers and about crime, you know, there are victims. and i do try to set the world right at the end when i possibly can. and that is, as i said earlier, the advantage of writing novels as opposed to trying real cases. the other point i would make -- and everybody's kind of touched upon it here a little bit. lawyers are not portrayed, in many cases, particularly positively in the media. and a lot of that we bring upon ourselves. but i would also point out that, you know, we all operate in an environment where you have to deal with the cards that are out there. aties cuss finch -- atticus finch didn't have to dea

he would clean up the body and put it in the parlor and his dad do that and arranged for the funeral to the graveyard and that left a searing impression on him. he was not a man of faith. he was at best you would call him an agnostic. so i think he was very afraid of what that meant and what would come after. when he applied that, various impulses to his clients, the sense of compassion comes in and he was absolutely terrified of losing one of them to the hangman or electric chair. tavis: when clarence darrow is being taught are studied by students, what principally are the wrestling with the with regard to his legacy? >> the number one thing is the evolution case. the monkey trial was teaching evolution in the classroom and they had that great confrontation that we saw in the movie which was produced almost everywhere around the country. read in high school drama classes. that legacy is the one everybody remembers. to me, what struck me as there was this consistent push throughout his life to defend the rights of the individual liberty against being impersonal forces. the first part