the language and the behavior of the patrons as they leave? >> his business parter speaks english and he was going to have a meeting they are going to sit down and he could not be here today. they are going to try to do community out reach and you know, the neighbors, try to reach out to them and you know, i am just going to go over this with him after. but he plans on reaching over to his business partner. so providing a number to the neighbors where they can, or somebody who speaks english or if they can talk to, >> right. >> would you consider your bar, a neighborhood bar with regular patrons? , the same faces, the familiar faces that you see frequently? >> yes. >> he considers it a neighborhood bar and it is open to everyone. >> so the complaints imply to me that people are being overly over served beyond enebriation in other words, they are shit-faced drunk, and so maybe building more relationships with your patron and talking about appropriate behavior outside of bart and putting up the signs and having the communication with your neighb

or the one hundred patrons they should be all audits when the bus is ready to pickup. that's what we're trying to workout those wrinkles you have to do it in stages. one of the things the manager was talking about him having a more hands on relationship with the bus companies and not relying on the promoter or whoever is organizing the party so in the future he'll have a one-on-one with the bus companies those are our expectations we can't have exposure. it was a closed party >> as for my comment so staff knows i was driving by one od us this weekend and there was yet another party. i didn't stop because i had a car full of guests so >> we went to a regular code enforcement meeting that the city attorney puts on and we did hear the same and the city attorney jennifer choi has already sent a letter to the property owner and she thought that it ended up the situation but she was aware as well it continued so she's on the case. >> thank you. >> commissioner lee. >> what happened to the - i thought there was a party bus pickup area down below the hill. >> if there are buse

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this is i'm getting used to some of the bars being open early in the morning but t a drunk patron claims he was attacked by the a security staff the police were called and we're assuming as far as the security cameras it is the second time the owners have been able to furnish footage and show their staff was acting proper loochls it's a he said she said but a lot of times we see the person was not in a fight but gets into a fight in the street would someone. this is one of the reasons we like the bars to have the security cameras so we can go back and like i said this was the second time that monroe was accused of something they were arrested for being drunk in public. another item was the party bus issue that shawn talked about. i got a call from the lieutenant that was out that night and he saw the crowded sidewalks. you had the question so far as them registering they unusual call up the central station we went over what was important no sidewalks blocked and the window of buses coming and a pickup time and the next bus comes and the next bus. i talked to grepg cam he said it was chin

so that you can see the conduct of the patrons outside of the establishment. it shared by the cross marijuana or canibus dispensary like five doors down and it is through their and i believe that it is through the required stipulations for both of these premises that the crime is actually started to get better in that area and it is not perfect and it can continue to get better and we are, and we are taking a good look at these other two places. but i think that they have made a strong effort so far. >> we have questions, i believe and i will start with commissioner hyde. >> i have two questions, the first one you may not know about lee, and someone else said, there was another situation that i was at recently, where certain employees did not feel they could go and get lead training because they do not have american citizenship >> and the second one that i wanted to know is how many other types of or is there a lot of off-sale, like buy a beer in a bag and is there a lot of that sort of liquor around there in that neighborhood? >> in the neighborhood? >> like

patrons of a local bar indicated that huffman was there drinking that night and left the bar sometimen 10:30 and 11:00 p.m. a bar patron said that huffman got into his red pickup truck and headed south on route 281 towards his home. rafael was walking north on route 281 at approximately the same time. the forensic evidence proves that huffman's truck swerved off the road, onto the shoulder, and hit rafael, sending him flying 40 feet down the embankment, killing him instantly. there were no skid marks. prosecutors say huffman kept driving. but tiny pieces of glass, plastic and paint, along with the passenger side mirror, were left behind, identifying the make, model, and color of the truck. when he got home, he told his girlfriend that he had hit a deer and removed the broken headlight and replaced it with the headlight unit from his other truck. he fled the state the next day, driving 1,000 miles to tennessee, hoping the case would blow over and be forgotten. but by this time, too many law enforcement agencies were looking for him. >> all the planets were aligned because it was every

make sure that there is no garbage or anything, putting a stand witch board out front asking the patron to respect the neighborhood and having the security to ask them to smoke in front of the bar rather than in front of the street in front of the homes and then asking the security to also request quieter disbursal at the end of the evening and so those were some ideas that we came up with and also decided that we would convene in two months to see how everything is going. so, with that i am going to turn you over to blanc and also mr. escoloero. >> my name is blanc a and since the last meeting i have sat down with him and he has been updating his security system and rearranging his cameras, and he is in the process of hiring all the bar staff, and trained bartenders and waitresses, and also be required to take the led program, i believe. the security group has the written description before it, he is posting a policy for over serving in spanish and english by the bar and they are going to have a logbook to stipulate you late the block and he is willing to meet with the neighbors more o

and the city of detroit new york residents are demanding justice after a clash between police and patrons at a bar take a look at this surveillance video. right right right right right right no no you go there right there on the right. well you can see several police officers swarming the inside of the bar the seed of it turning chaotic and you can see several officers for seeing a man to the ground there one of them beating the man with a baton police say they were responding to a nine one one call alerting them of a fight at the bar but according to the outraged patrons and the owner of the bar that witnessed everything there was no problem until the police showed up well that conflict has sparked outrage in the community out there alleged racial discrimination and police brutality barry collect one of the own bar owners spoke at a public safety committee hearing after the event hundreds of people showed up to voice their support take a listen to this surveillance tapes clearly show that mr dunn really did nothing to provoke the brutality he received thank god for the show show by the p

right at the bar but according to the outraged patient patrons and the owner of the bar there was no problem until the police showed up. all that conflict has sparked outrage in the community over alleged race discrimination and police brutality barry galecki one of the owners of the bar spoke at a public safety committee hearing after the of that hundreds of people showed up to voice their support take a lesson this surveillance tapes clearly show that mr donnelly did nothing to provoke the brutality received i guess. thank. you i do. however the tapes i show show by the patrons being hit with nightsticks by the police in the building during and after the initial assault on mr donnelly i can only surmise that these individuals were being beaten because they were expressing outrage at what they were seeing unfolding before they. well a group of activists and concerned citizens of wrote a letter to the u.s. department of justice demanding a civil rights investigation into the police department a one of the citizens that signed the letter tells our t.v. that an investigation is underwa

videotaping the patrons and staff. >> because they're trying to make us uncomfortable to hide, not tot. >> reporter: we rode with them one night and they denied they were there to harass or expose gay people. >> translator: we just want people to know that the gay community is there, because underaged kids could be tempted to go there. so we just want the younger generation to be able to make a choice that you can develop in different ways. >> reporter: they say they also provide safety for guests. and they denied association with any of the attacks. >> reporter: if we were responsible for this, we could not possibly be the morality patrol. >> reporter: instead, the patrol suggested, it's extremist anti-gay groups who are responsible, pointing out that many local groups disapprove of gay clubs and homosexuals. >> translator: believe me, they have enough enemies around here. >> reporter: in a back alley in moscow, we met some of the most extreme anti-gay activists, members of a radical orthodox christian group called god's will. >> translator: homosexuality is no different than pedophi

tasting room and store will not only be quaint and comfortable, but it is a space that will educate the patrons about the city's history, many don't know about the rich brewing tradition that began during the gold rush. nor do people know about the neighbor's history about the cable car barn that used to be on california street. ultimately, liquid gold is here to serve the neighborhood, due to the density of the area and the large number of apartments, people spend a lot of time outside of their homes and need a diversity of place to go, it will provide an alternative for these neighbors. we will not be attracting the party-goers and party buses but to a more mature crowd. as a good and responsible neighbor, i have reached out to neighbor groups and local business owners and i have not received any opposition to my project. mostly excited to here about liquid gold. in fact, i met emily, the owner of flower and company just a few storefronts down and we talked about working together in the near future. i have also already met the out reach requirements of the planning condition for my conditiona

and said oh, you're a rich boy so the bartender said you two are out of here so he kicked the two patrons out and he noticed they were hiding across the street behind a pole. i think he did the right thing holding onto the victims and it's indefinitely to be commended about 10 minutes later, he opened the doors and within a few momentums they were attacked and one was attacked he sustained a concussion and the bartender helped to coral the person he was arrested by the police. as the police were investigating they came out and the lady who was yelling about the drink being taken away interfered with the investigation and was arrested. a couple of issues i've cracked the bar about one is the over serving. i talked to the officers it's well documented in the report they were highly intoxicated in this matter so they were served, you know, morning they should have been. i talked about and sent an e-mail to the establishment i understand your licensed and changed to a full service boar i ask the employees take the leesdz training it's free and can lead to lower insurance rates we don't want p

benedictine, the cluniac, the cistercian-- held virtual monastic empires across europe, powerful patronsf art and architecture. this beautiful building is the priory church of paray-le-monial. it is, in fact, a perfect example of cluniac romanesque architecture at the height of its powers. where does the term romanesque come from? like many other widely used words in the history of art, like "impressionism" or "gothic," "romanesque" began its life as a derogatory term. historians in the early 19th century thought that the massive pillars and great vaults of romanesque buildings looked rather like a debased form of roman architecture, and so they called it romanesco, or romanesque. in fact, the term couldn't be more apt, for early medieval patrons and architects were constantly looking back to the glories of the classical roman past, trying to build in the classical language of architecture in christian form. but to fourth-century christians, it was a practical matter. needing places of worship, they took over the long roman basilica, which became the standard form for christian architect

we have before us members the party of slavery and the party of patrons. on one side we have gender slavers, debt slavers, security slavers, and petroleum slavers. on the other side we have the patrons, the people who say they are going to take care of us, the litigation attorneys who are going to sue the bad guys and give us most of the money. the teachers are going to ask for more money to teach us how to be a success in the world as it was two semesters ago. and the nurses are going to keep us healthy -- as healthy as we can afford and imagine. what can we do? we can seek balance. we can seek a balance in our carbon usage, by accounting for that usage and accounting for the sequestration of that carbon. we can call for a new balance of calories with sweat by providing cash rewards for individual achievement of certain health values. we can seek a new balance in the benefits and burdens of society by restoring the universal burden of public service which is to say a civil draft. thank you very much, mr. president. >> next speaker. >>> hello. my name is d

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attention, all patrons. this is an emergency announcement.to immediate lockdown procedure. please follow all directions of law enforcement and security personnel. where are the parents? over here with the head of security. ms. samuels, thank you. no problem. mr. and mrs. jacobs, i'm james franklin, director of the bureau's rapid deployment team. we need a photo of your daughter. you have one on you? yeah. there was another little girl who went missing last week. maybe on your phone. got a picture of katie on your phone? she disappeared from a mall, too.

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the bark on but according to the outreach patrons and the owner of the bar that we can see everything there was no problem until the police showed up. that conflict has sparked outrage in the community and their alleged racial discrimination and police brutality. barry collect one of the island of bar owners spoke at a safety committee hearing. after the event hundreds of people showed up to voice their support. take a listen. this event is staged clearly showed that mr donnelly did nothing to provoke of he received uh. the road. with night sticks by the police in the building during and after the initial assault mr darling. i can only surprise that these individuals were being beaten because they were expressing outrage at what they were singing and folding. a pair of black activists and concerned citizens wrote a letter to the us department of justice demanding a civil rights investigation into the police department. one of the citizens that signed the letter tells rt that an investigation is underway the trip police department denied using excessive force and says they are cooperat

carney can see all three were invented during patrons at a bar and a shawl pin meat and dairy as they tried to establish the last known movements of sixty four year olds almost all the dewey who was murdered at the weekend. he said the father of three adult children had been in the company of a number of local people in the hours before he was violently attacked his home in sr said in court. detectives have also examine cctv footage and renewed an appeal for anyone with information about the murder to come forward the revenue commissioners had to get the individual stephanopoulos not pay the property tax on household charge until the end of march to comply with the net based attacks of darcy's it is now a six week window for people to pay outstanding amends before interest charges and penalties will apply. years of business or certificate the key dates for those who've not yet paid property taxes are the sole charge its march the thirty first. those who've not paid for either twenty twelve or twenty thirteen when the interest that beat at eight percent from them. but will be a day sin

it happened early this morning after a rowdy patron was asked to leave johnny vs on santa clara street. people in the area told len ramirez the victim was well known in the community. len, some even called him a hero. >> reporter: that's right, elizabeth. i just spoke to a couple of people who came by here to lay flowers. they said he was a neighborhood hero. now, this off duty bouncer had apparently got into a fight with a bar patron out here on the street following a separate incident inside the bar. that off duty bouncer was stabbed and killed. according to police, this all happened at about 1:00 in the morning. according to reports a man walked into the bar carrying an attache full of knives and cleavers. he checked them at the door. later he bothered females and he was asked to leave but he left peacefully but not before collecting knives. the bouncer off duty was at the bar apparently just to visit with friends but once the man with the knives left, the bouncer ran outside to confront him. there was a struggle and the bouncer was stabbed and pronounced dead at the hospital. polic

if there's anyway that we can bring the airplane in out of the cold and present it to our museum patrons in the combat form that it was, that would be my goal in life, and that's what we're working on. >> next weekend a look behind the history and literary life of macon, georgia, including a stop at the aviation museum at robins air force base on c-span2 and three. >> here's a look at the top 10 best selling nonfiction books according to publishers weekly. >> that's a look at the top 10 best selling nonfiction books according to publishers weekly. >> women's history for beginners is the booktv bookclub selection for the month of february. go to booktv.org, you'll see right at the top, a tab this is bookclub and you can participate in our discussion at booktv.org. we will be posting video and reviews and articles up there tomorrow. so the discussion will begin tomorrow. we will also be posting on a regular basis discussion questions. hope you can participate. bonnie morris is women history for beginners is our february 2014 book club selection on booktv. >> it begins with a begin an impor

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that is that for many of us in san francisco we would like to know, you know, if the business were patronizing, in fact, is a union shop, because then there is a guarantee that they are treating the workers fairly. it is hard to know without that. so, that would, and i would encourage you to do that and that would be helpful for all of us to have. >> thank you very much. >> if i could illustrate one more point about the industry itself. because of autoation the days of them handling the revenue and as you can see in the report, hundreds of millions of dollars annually, these jobs are actually becoming much more labor ensensitive because they are almost like quasi warehouse worker at this point and your idea that the parking attendant having these hand out at the booth is going by the way side, what you actually have out are there members increasing the parking spaces by about a third and that is the statistic that the industry has and these are nis physical jobs and good paying as well and we want to have a good, clean and transparent industry. >> thank you. >> and so supervisor weiner, anythi