be replacing services so for the ordinance for you i might ask, you know, one of the things about perm services they tend to be prescription types like the gym you don't pay every time you go there you sign up for a perm prescription can you comment on whatnot on having controls around personal services and in terms of of resolving businesses like that what that might do to consumer prices so if you have let's say there's so many different types of services like a gym if 24 businesses downtown >> your schedule allows you to 0 go to one-on-one day and another on another day there's a reason why interests not one in both places are you going to go to the gym or spend money on both that's a one percent type of problem but there's other services that are not that level across the economics spectrum. >> one of the things your question plies there are greater access for personal services for people to have a bank account or credit i think that's a regulatory question not a planning commission type of question i don't necessarily think you're also only see one type of solution but that's a le

the whole way home on the floor board of the car. >> kimberly. >> mother gave you a perm?se are natural curls? you are so lucky. >> she is flawless. >> one more? >> there is a chicken plant in this person's hometown and used to drive up and chase down the chickens that escape and throw them in the truck. >> it is definitely karen. >> it is kimberly. she has no manners. we were saving chickens. we weren't stealing them. they needed a home. >> we are going to run but they are going to sing for us in just a little bit. >>> first after haylie duff shows up, what a real girl's kitchen is like in time for 4th of july. weekday mornings wake up with the weather channel and let two of the biggest names in weather forecast your day of the it all starts with wake up with al with mesh's favorite weather man al roker and stephanie abrahms. for over 20 years he's been weather's man in the morning. now the weather channel welcomes sam champion to his new home amhq. morning television can be the most television you can ever do. there are a lot of ingredients to make a morning television s

>> this is where i hand out the supplies, brushes, shampoo/conditioner, grease, spreads, curlers, permenever they bring it back, i check it, to make sure there is no hair is in the brushes and make sure everything's sanitized and clean. she's surprised when she see that transformation. >> shampoo and conditioner, please. >> jennie brown is 21 and serving six to eight months for trafficking cocaine and breaking and entering. >> this is where i hand out the supplies, brushes, shampoo/conditioner, grease, spreads, curlers, perm rods. whenever they bring it back, i check it, to make sure there is no hair is in the brushes and make sure everything's sanitized and clean. >> many inmates see the cosmo program as a chance to not only better their lives but the lives of their children. >> lance and darion, my 6-year-old and my 2-year-old. >> that's why i'm here, so i can legally provide what they need. >> it's what you make it. with every situation, it's just what you put into it, you get out of it. you put nothing in, you get nothing out. >> although many of the inmates here have committed vio

and you knew him on a professional and perm level. tell us what he was like. >> well, this was one of the great investment bankers of his generation and i would say he was one of the greatest human beings. he was an extraordinary fill an thropic individual, a kind individual. but i also got to see him on three or four occasions where the ability to say no and the courage to say no was critical. and equaly in the final phase of bear stearns the courage to say yes was equally admireable. >> you were there in the final days where they were selling bear stearns to j.p. morgan. you represented bear stearns. give me an idea a little bit more of what those days were like and working with ace. >> well, the days were extraordinarily hectic. nobody knew from minute to minute or even second to second where it would all come out. but at the end of the day, when the board had to make a decision, he was the one who, with all that history and all that knowledge, was prepared to say the right thing to do is to agree to the sale to j.p. morgan chase a

i'm margret i've known sheila for seven years as a homeowner might have and here perm friend i hope she is granted the fund to have noah's nest i urge you to support her as well. >> thank you. good afternoon structural engineer sheila i've known her for over 15 years she asked for a structural inspectors it is struggling sound thanks (laughter) >> thank you. >> >> well, i'm robert alderman a photojournalist it and a photographyer i'm nothing incarcerated to sheila ash and noah's nest. truly it's at&t's a nest where people nest he will in its unique and artistic and she's honored me but allowing me to have my work appear open her wall so much has been added i can only say from the heart to approve it's a wonderful, wonderful place thank you. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello my name is ms. roman field i'm from israeli belong it the international community here in san francisco. anytime a friend or family come from as far as israeli know the only place to go is noah's nest especially now in the terrible times we're golden through a friend call me and say where should they go i need to hav

perm services include the gyms and hair salons and nail as long as those uses operate like formula retail and have the same impact we recommend they be tread as such we're recommending expanding the formula retail on market street between 12 and 6 street market street is the city premium street. this parking lot part of market street is a neighborhood we feel that the formula retail can help to shape. and to summarize the land use a number of location again overall this represents an increase in the formula retail recollection. finally we want to address some questions and concerns we've heard over the past year and since the measure in may we are asked why we don't want to regulate them the departments goal is to regulate the land and spates and looking at the ownership is an appropriate land use mechanism we're opted to regulate the subsidies for a number of reasons ferries only 3 percent of the businesses in san francisco with 12 or more location is subsidies they qualify for the existing code. second the proposed definition is problematic the subsidy doesn't have to have standardized

. >> i don't have the perm information this is a form from the elections department a check off list you're supposed to do. >> what are you saying. >> i'm saying the department didn't do anything. >> you can use the microphone. >> your dysfunctional department no check off list for all the items you have to do with the ethnics when you file if i had done this i wouldn't be here. and >> is it because you have to fill out certain forms. >> not only that they didn't tell me about the forms yes. >> are you now aware of the forms you need to fill out. >> yes. >> okay. >> but the due date you have a complete check off list that's another depended that's more fundamental and it gives that to the candidate when they apply so i'm asking not only for me but the other candidates thank you. >> good evening, commissioners and mr. sin country i'm hope johnson with the task force. have been i'm here to speak on item 6 even though it was held over it is way at the end of the agenda that's coming close to 0 closed session i might not be able to stay so it would be nice to be in front of newer items i

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last year and again they're just not reacting fast enough at this time in my perm opinion. >> this is a democrat on the border. member of congress, who is saying that the president is a year behind the curve. >> but we would be in better shape to deal with this current crisis in we had passed comprehensive immigration reform -- >> why. >> well, because we would have had resources that would have been directed toward this current crisis rather that not having the resources. >> do you know the number of children who have been returned home has been going down? it's gone from i think 8,000 down to 1200 at the very time that the number coming in as exploded? >> but again, we keep talking about comprehensive reform. we have to define our terms. does that mean you have to learn english, pay back taxes. >> that's what the senate bill did. >> with regard to the people who have done the right thing and are here legally. i've read it. i know. it's in my book. read my book. these are starting points. those positions are not going to hold water with many democratic members in the house and you kn

i know that from perm experience but i also know this in running the city for over 23 years in various forms we've been out there at the shared responsibility with our parents and the housing authority to make things better and now a group of wonderful agencies like our scapegoat and our public works department and public utilities commission a lot of youth groups through our various programs. to try to help you make a better success in our lives i've very proud of the students here today because we want to be of help the city officially wants to help you. i pernicious want to help you as well that's why i appeared this weekend with joe on the street soldiers program to acknowledge the successful students i've got to meet 3 of the esmeralda and jackie and their so articulate i know i think you're going to go well beyond your dreemz i see in you the spark of success and i want to say thank you to the entire group of agencies that are sitting here with me beginning with board president david chiu our school board and assistant superintendant gerrero is here and our wonderful housing auth

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. >> what is your perm personal message to those that want to protect and honor the badge. >> they should join. listen we're a big department. majority of our officers do a job well every single day. any large organization you have people who go astray. that doesn't mean the entire department should be a result of that. we need good people coming into ranks and willing to serve and hopefully, we'll have quite a few new members join us over the next year or two. >> thank you for coming in. apprpreciate it. >> still ahead eyewitness news this morning new developments in the crisis middle east we'll talk about and savage fight between israel and hamas investigate. >> talk about freak accident that's an ax next a win shield that comes flying through the window and amazingly no one was hurt. >> there are ways driving can make drivers we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet rated 6 out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good, it's not the best. no, it's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. sw

the perm 15% -- percentage is 15" more. overseas, we have been watching typhoons here.ama sen brought all the rain fall into china and northern vietnam. now we are watching a new typhoon matmo develop, tracking to the north, north-west. it will bring in intense rain fall all the way up, into taiwan. we'll see a land fall as we get towards late tuesday. it look like winds at this point could be category 3 hurricane strength. >> rebecca stevenson, thank you. >>> hollywood legend james gardner died. his rolls as a wise-cracking card shark. he was a popular player. he kept everywhere entertained in a career spanning six decades. courtney kealy has more. >> movie reel: the only time you quit when you win is after you one it all. >> reporter: james gardner found fame as a smooth-talking gambler in "the maverick." roles followed with julie andrews and marlin brando. he took on the german. it was his private eye jim rock ford in "the rock ford files" that awarded him an emmy. he was known for laid back charm and manly appeal. rooem rooel you are aren't going to shoot anybody, w

my career went down the -- it really did -- >> did you not curl the -- >> i did an unfortunate perm. >>> here they are. >> i wonder if that's because we don't require them to be or because they have arranged badly. is it a combination? >> i don't know. >> yeah. you're right. this is -- here are some of them. will he watch a romantic comedy is it a combination? >> i don't know. >> yeah. you're right. this is -- here are some of them. will he watch a romantic comedy with you? >> does he notice your new haircut? miranda. >> will offer to try and fix your computer or your car. >> he will also offer you his phone if your battery is running low. >> that's trust. if you are sharing a plate of food, a gentleman will let you have the last piece. the last bite. this was done by a company called -- i think it's interesting because a lot of guys don't do things like that anymore. >> i don't expect it anymore. >> you don't? >> because -- no, because you're going to be disappointed all day long. then when somebody is just very mindful and very chivalrious and even says ma'am, i'm so grateful for i

he says it was not enough to land perm in the housing. >> i have to make sur- -permanent housing. >> i have to have enough where i can get into a home and i can stay there. >> reporter: leaders say rats and other acty issues forced them to evict the people. neighbors also complained to the city. >> there are a lot of rodents here and a lot of garbage. >> reporter: but after the police left, some people set up their tendings. what are your--their tents. when are you doing now? >> i am is survivor. >> reporter: others moved to the near by railroad tracks. neighbors and business owners do not like it. they say it is dangerous. >> i mean, six mounts ago, a train wiped out his bike and trailer. >> reporter: but the folks say they do not have too many options. >> i don't know where i am going. it is harder to move. >> and homeless advocates have tried to get the homeless into permanent housing. they are going to continue to try to do that. >>> hatching today in san francisco, gop senator, rand paul of pennsylvania is--of kentucky is speaking. paul is already gearing up for a run for the wh

, and if necessary take whatever steps to stop the rocket fire, including available techniques and perm. the ultimate person is to stop the rocket fire. since the start of the operation there has been 800 rocket attacks in cities and towns, and israel will do what it takes to stop the rocket fire and build the sites of blow against hamas to limit and destroy the terror infrastructure and rocket launchers to protect the civilians, and it's important to note that the palestinian civilians in the gaza strip are suffering. it is hamas using them as a human shield to prevent israeli army from destroying hamas. hamas is using them as a shield to fire at israeli populations in israel. so there's hamas to blame. >> both sides suffering greatly. thank you for taking the time out to talk to us. >>> if you want more there's full coverage of the situation in gaza on the website. there's a live blog with updates around the clock and videos from the team. >>> still ahead on the al jazeera newshour - ramadan among the rubble. syrians in aleppo observe the month of the fasting, despite the month outsid

the canyon fire is over 21,000 acres, and we have 800 perm assigned to it -- personnel assigned to itthey are fighting the fire, establishing lines. we have efact uses in place -- evacuations and 500 or so others ready to go. this is where we have the head flag warnings, which is an indication that weather is not favourable for wildfires to be put out. they are favourable to get them going with the lightening strikes and the heat. this is of a mills canyon fighter. not only are we looking at the fire burping up the trees, shrubs, out there in the rocky terrain, that's what the firefighters are dealing with, hot temperatures, triple digit heat and grouped. we are seeing -- ground. we are seeing homes, grassy lawns - they are watching the smoke get closer and closer as the fire approaches. there's moderate air quality. you could see the glow of the fires in the hills there of the eastern side of the cascades. things like this fence you see alongside the road. that cost a lot of money to put up. it has saved so many lives, humans and wildlife. it's one of the things that will cost to rep

capacity in the field at the crash site to recovery remaining remains and as much as possible their perml belongings. >> would the netherlands be willing to send a military force either on their own or with australia or with other nations to try to secure the crash site? is that going to be necessary? and would you support that? >> well, we are currently following a two-track approach. first of all, as i said, we will increase our effort at the crash site within the current context, within the current parameters. we will also look into various options we see, which would help to make the place a bit more secure, a bit safer to do the job which is needed to be done. we will study this in the next 24 to 48 hours, and come up with conclusions as soon as possible. but we won't wait for that. and that's why we will increase our efforts from tomorrow onward. >> on saturday, you said that russia's president, vladimir putin, must act to allow access to the crash site. do you believe he has done all he can? >> i have been on the phone now for six times. it's always difficult to assess why things

forces and perm out of the country -- personnel out of the county by the end of the year.y necessitate another trip to the region by secretary of state john kerry. it could be a hiccupment it will be interesting how both sides play out the develop. if they resort to previously, escalating towards violence, it will be a significant return for the u.s. forces in the region and anyone looking for a peaceful and stable afghanistan in the immediate and long term. let's say it's a minor hiccup, the audit continues, take us through a process. >> if it's a minor audit. what may happen is ashraf ghani may be declared the winner. the projections - even if you allocate a majority of the fraud u leapt votes, ashraf ghani appears to be the victor. it seems that abdullah abdullah has been willing to accept the consolation prize of a stronger prime minister role within the afghan government. the x factor is how does hamid karzai play this. abdullah abdullah lost to hamid karzai in the previous presidential election. there's a lot of bad blood. it's been no secret that ashraf ghani has be

i think her life reminds us that whatever our own perm limits, there is -- personal limits, there islways something out there grander than we can measure, more marvelous than we can imagine, something that is just waiting to be explored. she proved that you don't need the right plumbing to have the right stuff in any field, in any endeavor. and after smashing through the ultimate glass ceiling without messing up, her term, i think she brought back the ultimate lesson. she was asked over and over what did you see out there, what was it like, what did you see? and sally, who incidentally her undergraduate degree in physics, she had a double major as an undergraduate, she also majored in english which i truly hate her for, she was a shakespearean, can you imagine? [laughter] so when she was asked this question, sally put science and eloquence together, and she translated the dazzling reality that she saw out there into a beam of encouragement for the rest of us on earth. what did she see out there? i'm going to repeat the words that you saw on the screen. she would say the stars don't l

by 1964, white had begun turning the barn and other building sbos a perm theatre camp and nameed it forill. it became a place where the most promising writers and composers could see their new plays and musical splashed out by up and coming actors. and the formula worked. >> composer len morando used the time perfect the award winning musical the hype. >> the list gets longer every year. >> come a long ways. >> composer janine became the current broadway smash violet. >> what role did the anneal play in your life. >> the o'neill was the first ?uegds to sainstitution to say . >> the great thing the o'neill does is present you with a compass and it says here's where north is. it's not just doing the work, it's learning how to work. >> work is the operative term. drama students who make it into the o'neill institute are in class or production 13 hours a day, seven days a week. >> it's fun and you get credit. i tell you. >> you didn't get any college credit when you came? >> no. i got a lot of other good stuff. i got a lot of other good stuff. life lessons. >> life lessons? >> yes. >> and i

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it just perm yalts e'er part of your life and it keeps you from living without constantly evaluatingu can and cannot do in terms of your resources. >> and you weren't that healthy doing it either. >> no. i ate a lot of bologna. i like bologna. i ate a lot of cheap cheese. >> that's one person who likes bologna. >> i ate bread and what's on the mcdonald's menu. >> you basically ate what my doctor told me not the eat. >> exactly. healthy food costs more. >> that's why when i was growing up as a small kid they had food deserts. >> absolutely. and in some communities the only place a person can get food is at a place that charge as whole lot because it's a convenience store. supermarkets aren't available. so people find themselves living a kind of life -- and, chris, this is the point. living a kind of lifestyle that i think many people up on capitol hill have never experienced and cannot even really imagine. >> if you're debating a conservative, maybe a liberal will be for minimum wage out of compassion, but a conservative will say we don't want to ichb ter view. but my argument i want

japanese officials say their lawmakers receive $5,000 a month for perm expense as whole lot less.otage has gone viral. >>> in your health news tonight a c-section may increase your risks with future pregnancies. researchers say of the 800,000 mothers surveyed those who delivered by c section had a 14% higher rate of still birth with their next pregnancy. they were also 9% more likely to have a future ectopic pregnancy much the study states c-sections do not increase the risk of a miscarriage while the study shows an association between c sections and pregnancy risks, it does not prove they're the cau cause. >> can eating a bar of dark chocolate make walking easier for the elderly? new study says it can. researchers say men and women between the ages of 60 and 78 with circulation problems in their legs can walk longer after eating dark chocolate and i'll have to tell you some friends of mine in their exec boss not like me calling them elderly after eating a 40-gram bar of dark chocolate they walked an average of 39 feet further and 70 seconds longer. dark chocolate is rich in polyp

johnson will be perm to do practice with the team in training camp and play in the preseason games.ohnson had a statement on how this happened. in april while training, i mistakenly and put a prescribed medication in my body to help with a medical issue. i mistakenly failed. a lot of mistakes there. failed to clear it with eagles trainers and check the nfl list of banned substances. i'm extremely sorry for this mistake. and some like the grand entrance. entrance that would be in the colts wide receiver reggie wayne. he comes in an indy type car. reggie wayne has come to training camp this year in the indy car. he's come in a helicopter. i think all they want is catches out of him and he was -- i think that would be better, but, i'll come to work in an indy type c car. >> we'll get you on camera and show you on the sports cast. >> thanks very much, howard. >> we have another half hour full of news straight ahead. a customer showing up at a mainline mc donald's may not have been there for big macs. an employee used an interesting method to sell drugs to customers. >> also she sued her

he's tried to seal the tunnels that have permed the infiltration of iranian weaponry into hamas' handshe's also tried to rein in hamas' efforts with the missile attacks. they want to reduce hamas' role in the gaza strip and to suffocate its ability to provoke another middle east conflict, which is counter to president al sisi's goals and objectives. >> and ambassador, we did have the first casualty on the israeli side here. how does that change the sentiment and the calculation for israelis? >> look, the israelis have suffered enormously under this constant threat and barrage of missiles. it's not the fact that iron dome has protected them. it's the fact so many of their lives have been disrupted. while all of that may be happening, the loss of lives among gazan civilians is just terrible. let's remember how this all began. this was hamas that kidnapped young israelis. the israelis tried to round up those hamas leaders responsible for that. hamas began firing missiles back into israel, and here we are. hamas is the problem that stands between israel and an agreement with the palestinia

it really -- it was not smart. >> curly perm -- >> i did an unfortunate perm. >> you did. >> uh-huh.f women say most guys aren't gentlemen any more. we want to know if your guy is half -- >> i wonder if that's because we don't require them to be or raised badly or a combination of the two. >> i don't know. yeah. this is -- here are some of them. will he watch a romantic comedy with you? >> does he notice your new hair cut, miranda? wonder if blake did. >> will offer to fix your xourts or car. >> he will offer you his phone if your battery is running low. >> that's trust. all right. if you're sharing a plate of food, a gentleman will let you have the last piece. >> the last bite. >> yeah. so this ask end s me these plates. i got so excited about them. hard enough to raise good children. >> yes. >> mannerly children, what we're talking about. this mother went into business on her own trying to put consents into her children's -- she started something called the reward system. be nicer and at the end of the day you will get an award. it worked. her kids started doing kinder things. they

these drug dealers is the border patrol report that said 95% of those coming believed they would get a perm he so. they would believe that they would go scott free. it's why these children are being subjected to violence. lackland air force base a senior official there described one child, that a young hispanic child who is a quadriplegic who was paralyzed from the neck down. the drug cartels abandoned him on the texas side of the rio grande. they found him lying by the river on the other side of the river. that's a sort of care and consideration they are providing for these children. these children, what is happening to these children is terrific and we are compassionate nation. we have eyes and a compassionate nation that any policy that continues children being abused by violent drug cartels is the opposite of compassion. so i would ask two questions to my friend the senior senator from arizona. the first, i had this afternoon lunch with the attorney general of texas greg abbott who described the attorney general of texas and the u.s. attorney's office have recently arrested an alleged t

. >> reporter: it's the latest perm battle for her who came clean about her struggle with alcohol andnk it keeps people sick. i do. >> reporter: still sober and now in remission, johnston is back at work. and thankful to be alive. >> yes, yes, yes. it was such a life-changing experience, this five-month journey i went on. >> reporter: for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> so glad she's speaking out. we hear from so many people who battle lupus. there's not enough discussion and awareness. >>> is the middle initial on its way to becoming a thing of the past? a piece in "the new york times" that talk about it. >> no, no, i love my initial. >> it seems like every generation, people are using them less. they say it seems too formal. john f. kennedy. frankl franklin delano roosevelt. mary j. blige. >> i like it. >> what is it, dan? >> b., for beef cake. benjamin. >> dan beef cake harris. and yours are -- >> r. triple r. >> i use it with my signature. >> you are? >> r, robert. >> yours? >> christine. rhymes with pristine. >> makes as much sense as beef cake. it's a

until the tunnels are destroyed, they don't want a full and perm gnat cease-fire. >> hamas would like to see israel and egypt ease restrictions on gaza. how do you see them coming to a truce? >> my guess is there will be an agreement in principal that the passages will be opened up for people and commerce. i think implementing it is going to be really hard. the u.s. tried to do it in 2005 when the israelis pulled out of gaza. we had the system on paper, couldn't imp limit it. i think the fighting will stop. with hamas there trying to move weapons in and move terrorists around, how do you put a system in place that allows for the infections that are necessary? it's going to be tough. >> so many questions still there. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >>> now, the emotional scene where the malaysia airlines was shot down in ukraine. the parents of a passenger showed up, taking many people by surprise. keir simmons was there. good morning. >> good morning. ten days after flight mh17 went down and they are saying they are working to try to put together a police and military force to c

colorado provide perms to people with medicinal markets up and running, but we had to create an entirely how many -- i heard figures -- the one store in seattle, for instance, looking for 10,000 people in line this morning when they opened in 45 minutes, does that seem reasonable to you? >> i think that's probably right. you know, it's a new thing, and it's a new event in seattle, a lot of people there, a lot of media, and as stated, he'll be out of product today. >> what about nonresidents? limits on whether you carry the state line whether you come in to buy? >> no restriction for people out of state. we're different than colorado is in that regard, though. you know, we're not sitting in the middle of other states that do not have any marijuana marketplace at all. you know, oregon has medical marijuana marketplace in, you know, nobody's going to come down from british columbia to take anything back across the border. we're different than colorado in that way. >> i understand another difference is you're not selling edibles there. any consideration of this? they proved extremely popular

>> when you're doing this kind of testing, you're looking for combinations and perm stations of how you set the knobs the problem is that my laptop has more complexity of that time than all the computers on the planet had 30 years ago. and so coming up with a direct analog of the way ul tests our electric devices i think is misleading. i think standards in software development, standards in testing, possibly get away from some of the older programming languages that almost encourage the time of dwellings we see. >> how would those proposals be best administered? through a rating that gets -- you can advertise you have on your product if you have been through it voluntary. >> in that set, it's perfect. it's voluntary. if you want to sell a device that's not listed, it's up to you. if fewer people want to buy it because it doesn't have that stamp, that's up to them. so i think there is room for someone to step into that role, but it's not a government role. >> gotcha. mr. spiezle, you felt there were steps that consumers, individuals could take to better acquaint themselves with this thre