also, the mom's pharmacy as far as i know is a full-scale independent pharmacy. they do specialize in a chevy, but they have prescriptions for everything else. it seems to me that if bay drugs were concerned about somebody having to walk to a pharmacy they might have found a location that was several blocks away so that the clients would have an option of going either way and being better served. to have them on the same block does not make sense. it is a real safety issue. please. president peterson: thank you. mr. horsfield, you have three minutes of rebuttal. commissioner garcia: identify yourself first, if you would. >> i am a registered pharmacist in california and several other states. i own a pharmacy in seattle and am attempting to open this pharmacy in the tenderloin. i envisioned the tenderloin as being a tremendously underserved area. i think the residents are actually being cheated out of their right to a caring pharmacy that will serve their needs. i see i could have a tremendous benefit in the area. i was always depicted as someone from a different

the pharmacy could be the best possible pharmacy, but one of the things i am going to introduce is an article by the new york times. even some of the providers in the neighborhood say they have no control. is somebody grabs legal medication and sells it in the street, they have no control. it could be the best possible pharmacy. the issue is the location. the particular location -- i put -- i looked at an encyclopedia of the tenderloin that names the area. it is a reality of what our families have to put up with, the situation of drug dealing. legal and prescription drugs and illegal drugs. there is tension in the community. we are diverse, but there is an unspoken tension between families and some of the service positions. there is not a community planning project that brings it forward. you have this explosion. that block has a lot of families. 275 turk is mostly families. 201 turk is mostly families. 281 turk is mostly families. around one corner is a family center. it is not just a corner. a lot of families walk to and from school and after-school programs. we have a serious conce

>> no, a retail pharmacy, a full-service retail pharmacy, like an walgreens -- like walgreens. things other than health products. commissioner garcia: thank you. >> thank you. president peterson: mr. sanchez? >> thank you. good afternoon, president peterson, members of the board. scott sanchez, planning department staff. the subject property is in a zoning district which is commercial. a pharmacy is considered a retail use, and it is principally permitted in the zoning district. the subject application does not require any notification or public hearing. it was appropriately approved over the counter at may of this year -- in may of this year. there was a permit issued last fall for eight dwelling units turned into a laundry room, so this is a different project that i think was being undertaken at the same time that this private was in process, as well, so i just wanted to make that available to the board. commissioner garcia: mr. sanchez, how was this permit issued? >> this was an over the counter which came in in may of this year. commissioner garcia: this was mentioned durin

my pharmacy pretty much is running as a non-profitable pharmacy. i could apply for non-profit status on this pharmacy because it's not making money. it's there for the community. we told the community 23 years ago we would do this and we want to continue doing it. commissioner riley: thank you, and commissioner o'connor. commissioner o'connor: the store is at fillmore and what? >> golden gate. commissioner o'connor: is that across the street from mcdonald's? >> across the street from mcdonald's. i just found out about this last wednesday. commissioner has been behind me and trying to help me with this and trying what we can with this short amount of time that we have. commissioner o'connor: point of clarification, with the legislation that was already passed, it would ban his business from selling -- being a pharmacy and selling cigarettes, correct? >> the legislation that already passed because of the business, charlies drug store, the business, it also falls within sort of the definition of a grocery store. so it did not ban it. so with the origi

i do not see how having a pharmacy there would help them do that. >> you mentioned mom's pharmacy several times in this meeting in the situation there. they have a guard. they keep that area clear. captain charity did make a pledge at a meeting saying that he will keep that corner clean. we were thinking of actually extending our reach to protect the area at even more, but he said it is not necessary. he will take care of that area. today, which i was surprised, there was a police person standing on the corner. sure enough, the whole area was cleared out. vice president goh: you mentioned that mom's has glass and things that keep the pharmacist from the people. you do not intend to do that. >> again, many people do not agree with this, but i think that you should -- i would like -- when a customer comes into a pharmacy i own, i would like to shake their hand, welcome them to my pharmacy. vice president goh: how will you then protect your business from people who might rub it at gunpoint? >> if someone brandishes a gun, like every other business in the world, we cooperate. vice president g

one of the things i do what i worked at many pharmacies -- i don't go to one particular pharmacy, so it's kind of fun. i tried to raise the awareness of the other pharmacists or technicians i'm working with. it's interesting because the interests does vary. i'm excited because our association has been doing a lot. they have not let the issue go. they have continued to be vigilant with the education that is so necessary. we have continuing education pieces designed for pharmacists. we have been talking about this issue and i'm excited because just recently, our national magazine or journal has started a column called what's in the bottle? i like it because it is getting at some of these more difficult pieces of this issue that we have had before. the issue in september had a column on the perfect crime. it talked about several manufacturers in the u.s. and there was another article on fakes in the pharmacy. how do they get into the system? what do you do about it? that will be an ongoing feature and i think maintaining awareness is important. business practices that prevent integrity

this is where the pharmacy would be. this is where another pharmacy is, on the corner of golden gate and leavenworth. i think they specialize on a chubbies last age, -- specialized in hiv/aids. -- i think they specialize in hiv/aids. right next door is the tenderloin health clinic. that is one, two, three, four you are, five. if this were to go in, it would actually be seven on the block. i think this block is very well served, and there are numerous blocks in the tenderloin. that really could use the benefit of an independent pharmacy -- there are numerous blocks in the tenderloin that really could use the benefit of an independent pharmacy. i discussed at length in my rebuttal the fact that they did not properly apply for their building permit, so i will not go into that any further? they chose to continue construction of the facility even after they were fully informed there were unable to protests -- so i will not go into that any further. they chose to continue construction. they could have avoided most of this by s

and they can work with their local community pharmacies, too, to sort of increase that awareness and make people more aware that this is a prevalent issue and it is a problem, and i think its getting on parents' radar will help a great deal in that respect. we want to keep parents aware that just because, again, it's on the aisle doesn't mean that if it's misused, it's safe. for instance, between 1999 and 2004, there's a sevenfold increase in overdose due to over-the-counter cough medications, and most of those overdoses occur in the 15- to 16-year age range. so we're talking about, we're talking about the young children in their families' household. and when you ask how much they took, it turns out that instead of taking one or two teaspoons or tablespoons of medications, our young people are taking 25 to 50 times the recommended therapeutic dose, which is clearly not what the pharmaceutical company intended. so it's an important thing to keep in mind that the age range that we're concerned about is everyone but particularly our young people when they take so much and they risk comp

she points out the last time a pharmacy opened up in her neighborhood.eople would walk out with their prescriptions, some of them would get robbed or mug or some of them would want to sell them for the money. >> we're going to have a guard. >> reporter: but the owners of the proposed new drugstore say not so. >> the pharmacy has already been a solution to a problem, not pretty much a cause of a problem. >> reporter: he say they researched the area carefully and feel this is the perfect spot. >> this is an under serviced area, with the seniors and hiv positive people, things like that. they need us here. there are ---- there are parents that are under served. this lock is ---- this block is not one of them. it's the worst possible location. >> reporter: she's concerned about the children. >> these kids go on field trips and walk all around the neighborhood and because think are a little bit older they get propositioned and asked if they want to buy drugs. >> reporter: though police patrol the area, it hardly seems to make a dent. they thin out for a minut

now they are worried it's going to get a whole lot worse because a new pharmacy is set to open up shopight in the middle of pill hill. shaun morgan who manages a apartment complex on the street says she was shocked when she found out. >> my response was you've got to be kidding. >> reporter: morgan says it's one more source of narcotics, making the neighborhood more of a magnet. >> it's destination shopping. >> reporter: the last time a pharmacy opened up in her neighborhood. >> some would get robbed or mugged or some would want to sell them for the money. >> we're going to have cameras and a guard. >> reporter: but the owners say not so. >> pharmacies have always been a solution to a problem, not pretty much a cause of a problem. they say they researched the area carefully and feel this is the perfect spot. >> this is an underserviced area for the seniors and hiv- positive people. >> reporter: but morgan points out, there are already five places that dispense prescriptions in her neighborhood. >> probably parts that are underserved, this block is not one of them. even if they were the

avoiding risk, both the pharmacy and the medical board is turning a blind eye. we did a little digging and found that this university you are as a certificate of achievement in classes ranging from the science of can bass to the chemistry of extracting medicine. but critics aren't buying the curriculum. if that student is a bud tender, they can still work and dispense the marijuana even while they are learning about the drug. >> it absolutely needs to be regulated. >> reporter: consider this, if proper 19 passes in november, bud tenders could become the next coffee house. it could be grown anywhere and sold almost everywhere. in san francisco, robert lyles. >>> and a look at stories making headlines around the bay area. san jose police have arrested a 64-year-old suit teachers suspected of sexually assaulted several minors. he worked for the franklin mckinley school district and may have also been employed by san jose unified. >>> police hope this sketch helps catch a man that tried to kidnap two sisters on friday. the girls, ages 5 and 10 were walking in the ar

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rite aid store and police say two suspects were wearing police jackets when they walked into this pharmacy and may have kid nam a farm pharmaceutical salesman, the suspects, driving a black honda. it looks fairly quiet because the action is some place away from here. they're trying to figure out which end of the parking lot this black honda left. the corner of fuller in

extend the mandatory use of recyclable and compostable checkout bags from supermarket and chain pharmacys to other establishments. we have a legislative aid to ross mirkarimi. >> thank you for your time. we two ordinances here that are enter related. it is scappeding on supervisor mirkarimi's ordinance that ban plastic bags in large retail and large kitchen pharmacies in san francisco. it is -- it is a two-part matter as i described in the two ordinary napses. the first part is expansion of the plastic bag band that would expand it to all retail outlets starting march 1st, 2011. this ordinance clarifies the definition of what a checkout bag is to clarify which bags, which bags we're banning. this is basically designed for the bag you take out of the store. it is not for the small plastic bag that you put produce in or bulk items and it also contains exemptions for -- for a plastic bag that is needed to wrap frozen food or meats that would be damp or leaking. it includes exemptions for laundry and dry-cleaning bags, store hanger bags, and newspaper bags -- yeah, there's also an exemption f

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dozens of people showed up last night at the planning hearing commission to open another pharmacy on the block. they don't want another source in the neighborhood. we found out how easy it is to score on that street. at the corner of turk and leavenworth in san francisco it's hard to miss the drug deals going down. wash closely amid the loitering crowd and you will see this man waited just a few minutes before getting his fix. but it's not crack or heroin. >> want some morphine? >> reporter: it's prescription drugs. >> what is it? >> vicodin. >> reporter: as our producer found out, within minutes of walking down the block. . >> i'll let have you it for a dollar. >> reporter: neighbors here say illegal sales of prescription pills have reached epidemic proportions. now they are worried it's going to get a lot worse because a new pharmacy is set to open in this storefront in the middle of pill hill. >> come tomorrow 5:00 p.m. >> reporter: sean morgan who manages a large apartment complex on the street says she was shocked when she found out. >> my response was, you got to be kidding. >>

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is there a relationship between pharmacy and marijuana dispensaries? >> none. >> reporter: why is the california board of pharmacy not involved? >> so in this case, you have a state law that allows marijuana to be provided pursuant to a recommendation. but under federal law, a pharmacy could not dispense that because it's a class one drug. >> reporter: meaning a street drug. so to avoid any risk of federal raids and prosecutions, both the pharmacy and medical boards turn a blind eye to pot dispensaries. so who is training budtenders? >> the only way people really do that now is going to oakster dam. >> reporter: so we did a little digging and found oaksterdam university offers a certificate of achievement from the science of cannabis to the chemistry of extracting medicines. but critics say they meet just once a week for 13 weeks. and if that student is a budtender, they can still work and dispense cannabis even while they are learning about the drugs. >> it absolutely needs to be regulated, absolutely. >> reporter: consider this. if prop 19 the initia

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major trouble for some of the largest pharmacy chains in this region after the company unintentionally helped out some drug dealers. coming up, how the feds say meth heads exploited c.v.s. and the price the chain has to pay now. and sentencing day for the teenager who says he felt like the tv serial killer dexter after he murdered his 10-year-old brother. judgment day. from the journalists of fox news coming up on "the fox report." [ advisor 1 ] what do you see yourself doing one week, one month, five years after you do retire? ♪ client comes in and they have a box. and inside that box is their financial life. people wake up and realize i better start doing something. we open up that box. we organize it. and we make decisions. we really are here to help you. they look back and think, "wow. i never thought i could do this." but we've actually done it. [ male announcer ] visit ameriprise.com and put a confident retirement more within reach. >> shepard: one of the nation's largest pharmacy chains made huge mistake how it sells drugs. today c.v.s. is paying the price. $75 million price. th

round two of the cvs pharmacy start this is morning at black hawk country club. hometown favorite paula creamer tied for 63rd. the pleasanton native will try to make the cut. she will make a trip to pleasant where she will drop off her u.s. women's open trophy to put it on display for the next month. this sunday marks the 21st anniversary of the loma pri eta quake. kimberly terry is live with what's being done to make sure we are safer when the big one hits. >> good morning. a lot has been done to ensure that the infrastructure is sound should another earthquake hit. drills have been done to give residents a chance to improve preparedness. volunteers are ready to spring into action. the 6.9 magnitude earthquake shook the bay area on october 17, 1989. according to geological surveys, there is a 63% chance an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.7 or higher could strike before 2031. in and around the bay area, schools and highways and other buildings have been retro fitted to with stand a quake of up to 8 on the richter scale. other structures have been torn down. in 2

the largest pharmacy chains has agreed to pay a record fine after officials say they helped fuel drugc.v.s., has been illegally selling cold medication with a chemical for making illegal drug methamphetamine. and while the cold meds are legal, federal law limits how much one person can buy. officials say c.v.s. did not keep properly and the drug traffickers started flocking there for meth supplies and they have to pay a $75 million fine and forfeit $2.5 million in profit. and now our legal panel on this subject. these things, they keep them behind the counter now, and when you buy them they check your driver's license and you are only allowed to buy them every so often but c.v.s. was not doing this. >>guest: in 2005 in response to the meth epidemic in this country, which is absolutely decimating regions of the country particularly rural suburban, low income areas because it is cheap and easy to make setting up the lab in the kitchen. so they have a common ingredient used in makingÑiÑ)zmethamphetas and it led to a cottage industry where individuals known as smurf others cruise the nat

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. >>> cbs pharmacy agreed -- cvs pharmacy may pay fines for letting people buy cold medication that contains ingredients of crystal meth. prosecutors y it is the largest civil penalty under the controlled substances act. cvs is the nation's largest operator of retail pharmaci. it will forfeit about $2.4 million in profits. the drug is found in cold medicine and it is often used to make meth. >>> there's more to come on news4 at 4:00 this afternoon. remember the man who streaked the president to earn $1 million? his payday won't be what he had hoped. we'll tell you why. >>> and a proposed new rule could help you save money on your cell phone bill. >>> d.c.'s school chance lore michelle rhee is opening up about the future and what needs to happen about real reform to take place. yesterday she announced her resignation at the end of the month. she wasn't specific about her immediate future but she did hint at something on a larger stage. she said she hopes to have an impact nationally. onhe "today" show this morning, rhee called for more tough conversations to help real reform happen and she sa

coffee, dry cleaning, even pharmacies. >> in the united states, about 90% of trips are taken by car andy walking. >> reporter: according to the new study, in japan, the average adult walks 7,168 steps a day. in switzerland, 9,650. in australia, 9,695. in america, almost half that. just over 5,000. >> i think it is shocking, how sedentary american adults really are. >> reporter: australia has a similar diet to ours, but a much more active lifestyle. the obesity rates reflect that. >> we don't have as much as a suburban sprawl. you're not driving to large clusters of shops. you're not driving to them. >> reporter: here in the u.s., obesity is not just bad for the waistline, but the bottom line, too. ironically, one city trying hard to change is the birthplace of the drive-thru restaurant. its contribution to the american culture is unhealthy, leading to clogged roads and clogged art y arteri arteries. so, as the mayor explained, bald win park has imposed a temporary ban. they figure, if you're going to east fast food, at least you should have to walk from your car to get it. a recipe they

. >> is there a relation between pharmacy and marijuana dispensaries?none. >> reporter: why is the california dispensary not involved? >> in this case you've got a state law that allows marijuana to be provided pursuant to recommendation, but under federal law a pharmacy could not dispense that because it's a class 1 drug. >> reporter: meaning a street drug. so to avoid risk of federal raids and prosecution both the farm and medical board turn a blind eye to pot dispensaries. we did a little digging and found that oaksterdam university offers a certificate of achievement in classes ranging from the science of cannabis to the chemistry of extracting medicine but critics aren't buying the curriculum saying they meet only once a week for 13 weeks and if that student is a bud tender they can still work and dispense cannabis even while they're learning about the drug. >> it absolutely needs to be regulated absolutely. >> reporter: consider this. if prop 19, the initiative to legalize all pot passes in november, bud tenders could become the next coffee barist

you have to register with the pharmacy to buy the medication.rosecutors say cvs failed to adequately keep tabs on the sale. prosecutors blame that oversight for a spike in trafficking of meth in southern california. cvs will forfeit $2.5 million in profits. >> filling your car with gas. the issue allows the pump to fill the tank without you having to hold the nozzle. they must be removed by today. and some stations have already done it. vic lee has more. >> this is what the state fire marshal wants to prevent gas station fires. in this case caused by malfunctioning gas pump nozzles. drivers have reported 13 incidents of nozzles unexpectedly spewing gasoline. gasoline would freely spray. the nozzles are made by ohio based vapor system technologies. the clip which allows hand free pumping is the problem. there's a mechanism that prevents gas from flowing until the noz is inserted in the tank. the state says with the latch engaged the nozzle will continue fewing fuel even though the nozzle is not in the tank. >> there's a major safety and fire haza

it features classrooms for pharmacy students, as well as lab areas. the pharmacy hall will also employ 100 full-time workers and bring in millions of dollars for the state. >> all right. >>> straight ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. snack switch. frito lay is ditching their new bags. and you won't believe why. >>> well, remember, i don't know what. >> okay. >> quick thinking clerk. a water department worker givens life-saving customer service over the phone. >>> and gloomy skies. bob turk is coming up to tell us how long they will stick around. when we come back. ,,,,,,,, i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. buried in his website - a promise to replace the tax code with a 23% sales tax and eliminate the mortgage interest deduction. a bush tax panel said families would pay $6,000 more a year. a reagan tax advisor calls it a very dumb idea. but that's not his only bad idea. harris was the only senator to vote against expanding the child care tax credit and against the state's cancer treatment program. andy harris' ex

. >> they say avoid online pet pharmacies if it isn't licensed by the state board of pharmacy or therices are a lot lower than other sites. certain medicines are at higher risk. non-steroidal inflammatory drugs are prescription-only medicines. if given in the wrong dose ajs, they can be deadly. >> don't try to save a buck trying to buy something you're not sure of. go with what you know. >> reporter: to make sure the pills your pet pops will help and not hurt. vicky nguyen, "today in the bay." >>> a warning as well about the weather. we have a spare the air day, red flags, high temperatures coming to the east bay. kris sanchez is live in the oakland hills with more on what could be a dangerous day. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning, scott. we've been holding our breath because we've had this red flag warning going since day before yesterday. it's going to expire around sunrise today but that doesn't mean the fire danger disappears just like that. still a reason to be cautious because the temperatures will continue to be warm. rob mayeda said the winds have died down a lit

two weeks before he left his job the city is to sell its chain of two hundred forty five pharmacies up ticky along with stakes in the hotels rather. and the swiss red hills where he was to plug a hole in the city's budgets but it's not clear if the incoming mayor will stick to the plan. another news rush is second largest airline trans ever reported a net loss of around sixty three million dollars for two thousand and nine the company blamed exchange rates will last it's the first time trans there has calculated its result only to international role of the russian accounting standards expect the company to hold an i.p.o. in the next few months. lukoil deputy c.e.o. . may increase his stake in the company to ten percent. seven percent share may buy the shares from the u.s. .

two weeks before he left his job the city is to sell its train of two hundred forty five pharmacies . along. with stakes in the hotel's reddest of slovyansk and the swiss hotel red hills the aim was to plug a hole in the sitter's budget but it's not clear if the incoming mayor will stick to the plan. russia second largest airline transpire it has reported a net loss of a round six to three million dollars for two thousand and nine the company blames exchange rates for the loss it's the first time transpire has calculated its results according to international rather than russian accounting standards analysts expect the company to hold an i.p.o. in the next few months. locals deputies c.e.o. needs to do in may increase his stake in the company up to ten percent by acquiring a point seven percent chip for doing may buy the shares of the u.s. oil company cannot go full lives but not directly as the company's president but you believe we have do it but on the open market according to wednesday's market quotations the show of course.

lead in the cvs pharmacy challenge.oot hills of the santa cruz mountains. ricky fowler coming off a good showing at the ryder cup. 2 under 69. david duvall 3 under 68. par putt on 18. nice way to end the round. shot of the day caught on tape. bird. on the par 3, 11. from the bunker. up and down. even for the day. leader is rock. putt on 9. 7 underscore that include a hole in 1. he lead 3 others bay stroke. to the lead in blackhawk. danville. britney felt it differently than the pitcher. shatters the course record by 3 stroke. opening round 11 under 61 tied for second lowest round in lpga history. fv coffin made the tournament with big break. there's a happy young lady. pull a with a 1 over 73 on the day. back from sweden. but till kind of overshadowed by the giants play off run. san jose shark home opener coming up this saturday night against atlanta. sharks open the season in stock hole. split 2 teams with columbus. 3 out of possible 4 points after dealing with the jet lag and few days off the men of teal looking forwa

foster who will talk about the growing role of community pharmacies. dr.foster. >> thank you, doctor. again, i am a professor and vice chair at the university of tennessee pharmacy college. and took this, i'm also the american pharmacist association liaison member to the advisory committee on immunization practices. that's the reason i was asked to talk to you today. the american pharmacist association is very active in promoting vaccination and encourages consumers to consider pharmacies as sites for vaccinations. we encourage places like employer-run clinics, some specialty immunization clinics. identify seen at airports, at fire departmentses. so there are many locations. but pharmacy in general is the most accessible health care provider in the country. we have significant role in improving the health and taking a public health role in this field, and particularly with the new universal recommendations there's a population out there between 19 and 49 of the healthy people that is recommended for that do not have a primary health care provider but i pro

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. >> mike: in danville, the pharmacy lpga challenge, par-4 14th. her second. a long iron. just enough to carry over the hazard. stops within 15 feet, and recari would drain the birdie putt. she finishes at 14-under and gets a one-stroke victory, her first lpga tour title. >>> giants and phillies, complete highlights at 11. despite an ugly win, the niners will take it. >> alan: alex smith stays on at quarterback? >> mike: a lot of people were calling for him to be pulled. he came through. and so we'll take a win however they can get it. >> alan: thanks a lot. the story next about that palo alto startup that is still first at the box office. we have that. >> alan: "the social network" is still holding on to first place at the box office. it tack in $15.5 million. the second week in the top spot. coming in at number two was "life as we know it." with $14.5 million. and "secretariat" was in third place. and former president bill clinton speaking in san jose, and we will have more on that at 11:00, so please join us. thanks for being with us. captioned by closed captioning serv