the family owned restaurant got a health inspection friday garnering this placard. it lets customers know they've passed state code. >> we have five stars. reporter: the health division is now passing out color coded signs to restaurants to help the public make informed decisions. >> now this will be another thing they can take into account is a very easy way to figure out how safe is the food safety conducted in their kitchen of the restaurant they're going to. reporter: green means they have severe tow one violation. two major violations or more prompts a yellow sign. worse problems can prompt a red sign. it poses a health hazard and will get shut down. they will be uploaded to the county's free app called food inspector that tracks them for multiple counties. >> if a restaurant has no placard, it doesn't mean there's a problem. people will still need use the food inspector app as they roll it out. they can only do so many per day. we hope to have about 1200 up by the end of the month. >> the hope is that the kitchen staff, the food facility operators, that the fo

they got an impromptu health inspection friday garnering this placard. it lets customers know they passed. the division is thou passing out color coded signs to restaurants to help the public make informed decisions. >> now this will be another thing they can take into account. it's a very easy way to figure out how safe is their food safety conducted in their kitchen of the restaurant they're going to. >> reporter: green means zero to one violation. two major violations or more prompts a yellow signs. a red sign means the business poses a health hazard and will get shut down. results will be up loaded to an app. >> if a restaurant has no placard it doesn't mean there's a problem. people will still need to use the food inspector app as they roll it out. they only can do so many per day. we hope to have about 1200 up by the end of the month. >> the hope is that also the kitchen staff, the food facility operators, that the food is produced in a safer way. >> the county will also offer training to businesses that repeatedly struggle to obtain green placards

the bill would force the dmv to proactively retrieve expired parking placards. the legislation would also allow cities to charge motorists displaying placards for the costs of parking. >>> new video of a kayak rescue off a south carolina island. two men went kayaking saturday and were supposed to be back before sunset. a friend notified the coast guard that they had not returned. crews rescued one of the two men, a 21-year-old. they're still looking for the other kayaker this morning. >>> we'll go to sue hall right now. she's been tracking really a busy morning so far. a couple of fatal crashes which has closed off the road as well. >>> that's correct, reggie. first we'll go to the bay bridge. metering lights were turned on at 5:30 a.m. serious accidents, abc 7's matt keller is on scene here, we'll hear from him in ten minutes, skyline at berkshire, a hit and run. northbound direction should be reopened shortly. southbound will remain closed for another couple of hours. skyline college, use alternate routes to get to school this this morning. another fatal accid

the proposal would force the dmv to proactively retrieve expired parking placards.egislation would also allow cities to charge motorists displaying placards for the cost of parking. >>> some consider the event the olympics of robots. abc 7 news was in pleasanton over the weekend. this is the 12th annual robogame. they compete in 55 different categories, all involving battling bots. >> everything from 25-gr robots to kids' events to compete for gold, silver, and bronze medal. just like human olympics. >> a fire! >> it's like an inferno in there. contest taants say the best pri is these battling robots. >>> coming up, why president obama says republicans are refusing to consider the man he's nominated to the supreme court. court. >>> and a loyal elephant you should have quit while you were ahead. 32 years at this place and i've got 9 days left before retirement. look jim, we've been planning for this for a long time. and we'll keep evolving things. so don't worry. knowing what's on your mind and acting accordingly. multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors. it's a big d

. >>> if you're eating out, keep an eye out for a placard in the window of your favorite eating establishmentty health inspection. red means the location has been shut down by county health inspectors. yellow means two or more violations have been found. >> i'm very cognizant of walking into a restaurant and seeing what the rating is, and having it register whether good or bad. >> only environmental health workers are allowed to touch the placards. tampering with one could result in the owner's permit being pulled. >>> april 15th is tax day. time is running out to file those taxes. >> coming up, procrastinators, be thankful why the deadline a little later this year. >>> all right. another look at that live picture from our nbc bay area chopper. these are protesters. they're also bernie sanders supporters who have gathered at huntington hill park. they're planning to march towards a home that's hosting hillary clinton also on nob h l hill. they are gathering and getting ready to protest the democratic presidential visit by clinton. that is a fund-raiser that will be bringing in some pretty big

they have color-coded placards with the health inspection results.en means zero or one major violation. yellow is two or more. restaurants that are shut down because of imminent health hazards will display red placards. >>> dairy queen is looking at expanding in california. the san francisco business times reports the dairy queen is planning as many as 400 new locations in the state. the stores would mean 50 to 100 job positions at each location. >>> today san francisco-based shuttle is calling it quits. the company is a ridesharing service for families to shuttle kids around. in a letter to parents and drivers, shuttle said that it's shutting down operations effective today. the company says it was unable to find the financial resources to keep afloat. >>> the days of standard taxicabs could be ending sooner than you think. a new study shows that fewer and fewer people are riding cabs opting to use phone apps like uber or lyft instead. the study found consumers in los angeles a nearly 30% decrease in l.a. taxi trips overall. in hollywood there was a

he was touting his record and hillarys when a pair of placard waiving protesters, their issue the crime bill the president pushed through and said it was too harsh landing many bind bars. >> i don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders that got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out on the streets to murder other african-american children. you thought they were good citizens, she didn't. >> at one time she called the black youth, super predators. >> he happily worked the rope line before leaving. bernie sanders picked up a major union endorsement from the communication union this morning. >> why is it we lost millions and millions of good paying middle class jobs as corporations shut down in pennsylvania and in the united states of america, and move to low wage countries abroad -- >> at the aflcio convention a lot of hurrays but few endorsements. >> there are three unions that endorsed bernie and 28 unions that endorsed hillary. >> the numbers speak for themselves. >> hillary clinton got a rousing reception at the aflcio convention yesterday. the match-up come

. >> if you look at that podium, there was no cruz-fiorina placard. i think they had to up their time frame. indiana polls are changing so fast that the cruz team said if we're going to do this thing later, let's do it sooner. >> here's the thing. indiana, is an open primary in the sense. donald trump threw people like bobby knight the same louis thing. cruz will be well organized but probably won't be enough. >> it is going to be match up. it's not going to a marriage made in heaven but it will happen. last night trump accused hillary clinton of playing the woman's card. let's watch. >> i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she's not nothing else going. if hillary clinton were man, i don't think she would get 5% of the vote. the only thing she's got going the woman's card. the beautiful thing is women don't like her. look how well i did with women tonight. >> what a set of numbers he's come up with. i'm in the sure that is true at all. let's watch this. >> the other day mr. trump accused me of playing the quote, woman card. well, if figh

people running around with placards and banners.a mess. >> for the first time in history, they have to make room for television cameras. >> they were so brightly lit that delegates were advised that they might want to bring sunglasses to protect their eyes against the glare of the artificial lights within the convention hall. women had to wear brown lipstick, so that in black and white tv it looked natural. so had you people walking around with heavy makeup and brown lipstick, in the middle of a convention hall while sweating profusely. >> it was hotter than the dickens in philadelphia. >> the convention will now come to order. >> dewey arrives confident of his party's nomination. but there's a strong challenge from senator robert taft. senate leader, senior conservative and a president's son. >> taft and dewey were natural lifelong and enthusiastic enemies. they were profoundly different men in vision. they were put on the planet to piss each other off. >> dewey has 350 delegate votes in the bag. but he still needs 200 more. >> pre

some adding to that memorial with flowers, placards.with the same lingering questions that investigators have here about the pop star's sudden death. what we know now is the autopsy has been completed. the medical examiner telling us, though, that it will be several weeks before any of that information is available and made public. police think that they're keeping all of their information close to the vest as well, stressing that this is still an ongoing investigation, but they say they are finished here at paisley park, that they have turned it back over to representatives of prince. that as these fans continue to mourn the loss here and say they will continue to honor a man that say shaped their generation providing a soundtrack for decades. a lot of emotion here as you might imagine. that's the latest live outside of paisley park. >> before i ask you about plans for funeral arrangements there, i want to ask y information we were learning about prince's state when he had to make that emergency landing in illinois. that new informatio

they have placards. >> they wear a special outfit on the days that they're going to fight and once i interviewing a legislative assistant and he said oh yeah we got a memo. we have an e-mail in the morning that says tell the boss to wear sneakers and the vest today because we're going to have some action. >> planned or not, these brawls often turn violent and injuries can be serious. >> the most famous is the bloody face of the guy that got hit with a cell phone on his brow bone and split his eyebrow and blood all down his face. he had ten large stitches and 100 small stitches. so it must have been a pretty nasty cut. >> and there have been other causalities during intense sessions. mainly ruined suits. >> another very shocking but also funny moment was the fight where they threw their box lunches at each other. >> this clip gives a whole new meaning to a sticky situation. >> this is what happens when you serve lunch during the meeting. >> there's rice in there and stir fried vegetables in there. like a pork chop or a chicken leg so when they hauled off and threw the boxes across the

there could be signage there and placards. i did forget to mention from contemporary history and talking about the historical figures. san francisco's iconic tamale lady that prevent the hunger for many people late at night lives on woodward street. all right. you already saw the proposed district and here of course is a view of woodward street looking up toward the armory which might give you a feeling what with the trees and the recent landscaping, more landscaping, of the feeling of calm and tranquility that you experience the moment you step off of duboce avenue and on to woodward street and the more calmer it gets, so i think something i want to preserve. we've got my experience the biggest conclusiver of romeo flats going and this scarce commodity because as you know around the first world war the folks in the commonwealth club were talking how the folks in romeo flats were the cause of tuberculosis and changing the code and meant no more romeo flats after that. we have a low density streetscape. this is nice. you see pe

. >>> if you're in contra costa county keep an eye out for a new placard in the window of your favoritetaurant passed the county health inspection. red the place has been shut down by county health inspectors. yellow means two or more violations were found. so grab the kid and head to a national park this weekend. from tomorrow until april 24th admission will be free. part of the celebration for national parks week. there are more than 400 parks across the country. 27 of them in california. nine in the bay area alone. park service by the way celebrates its 100th birthday during august. they could not have picked a better weekend. >> i know. >> planned this around your weather or other way around? you planned the weather for that? >> i did put in a special call. i did what i could for everyone. >> warm, right? >> definitely. 70s, also 80s this weekend. we're talking about 70s at the coastline, 80s inland. you can see right now no fog here across the san francisco bay. we'll talk about who has the warmest temperatures coming up in just a few minutes. >>> for the first time, san francisco

they announced him when he first walked into the room, everybody's standing up, placards and all that stuff like that. he said you got to be kidding me? this is not about me. this is about veterans. we're flipping the pyramid, we're putting veterans and their families up front. those are the people that serve. those are our customers. he came from procter & gamble. and the employees -- front line employees are the ones that serve them. our job as leadership is to make those people successful and to serve veterans. that is a major, major cultural shift going on at the va right now, it is not about the va, it is about the veterans. sounds simple, but if you think about it, your behaviors are very, very different if you're all about the va versus all about your organization versus all about the end person that you're trying to serve. the other thing i'll say -- so we launched a transformation initiative called my va. the origin of the term my va comes from we want veterans to be proud of the organization that fulfills that mission of caring for those who have borne the battle. unfortunat

on crew they are holding upp trumump placards. trododuction is playing, trump was toto the crowd. they told usus capacity of this arena a was 3500. i'm telling g you they probably packed them in h here to that numberer, p possibly exceeding . mr. trump gets set to addresss the second rally of the day.y. he was up in rhode islandd earlier. ththere are about 300 protesters outside of thihis evenent. donald trump g getng ready to adaddress this crowd. >> we lolove the state of pepennsylvania. spend a lot of time in pennsylvaniaia. i went t to school in pennsylvaa ani went to penn. i wewent to wharton school of finance e and i'm very hapappy. i have my daughter tififfany rit now up i in pennsylvania going o school and my kids all wenent to school here. and we love it. the hills scschool, does anybody know the hills school?l? [cheering] they did a great job with my boys. eric went toto the hills school and don n went to the hills school. eric is here someplace. where is eric? come here,e, eriric. [cheerering] he's here. they didid a good job. >> eric, eric. >> eric, eric. >> eric, erir

and i have pictures to share my husband was picking up my daughter from school she didn't have a placards, however, other students and buses need to pick up students with people with disabilities need to pull into spaces to pick up the students, however, there are cars parked illegally in handicap space or spaces retired for a handicap and including a private vehicle my husband addressed the driveway his response well, i don't pay the ticket no way i think it should be brought to the attention of the staff members as well as those that work on behalf of the district to consider the impact and what their conveying to people when their inhibiting people approaching parking spaces that are meant for these with handicaps in the recently rains there were cars parked in the bus pickup zones that one, the buses that was picking up a child many a wheelchair couldn't pull up to the situation the child sat in the rain couldn't be pulled into the street to access the bus the bus had to wait so if we can educate those on behalf of district not just those to be considerate of how they're impacting the

he was walking around with placards outside the white house , when i served there. [laughter] dr. kissinger: and the point i want to make is that we have become good friends in the interval. became to my 90th birthday party and made a toast in which he pointed out what his actions had been then, and that it was a pity that we didn't have an , rather thano talk confront each other in that time. in that spirit, he and i have worked together when he was chairman of the foreign relations committee, and i greatly respect his efforts now, it's very meaningful to this conference would end with his speech by this distinguished leader of america now. question.swer your ,n the kennedy administration vietnam was at first a relatively peripheral issue. concern about indochina in the kennedy administration was the future of laos. because they, in turn, have received the advice from president eisenhower in the transition that the future of laos might determine the future of vietnam. then, as the administration went a document that the chinese produced, who was -- the successor to mao, sing the

. >> so, let's see, i wanted to ask members to tilt their placards up when they have a question. i haven't done one of -- ma'am. >> i don't know if the mikes are working -- >> can you lean into that mic. >> so i'm jen leonard with international crisis group. thank you so much for your comments. it is not an issue i've dug really deep into but tracking in headlines. we've talked a lot about standards. everyone meeting standars it would be great to hear from you whether anecdotally or research-evidence driven about exceeding those standards and unique qualifications and whether and how in your research in terms of looking at allies, et cetera, there have been bits of evidence that have shared with you why women might excel at a particular category, set of issues, resilience, troubleshooting, et cetera. if there is not, where are we going to track that to? thank you. >> who would like to take a stab at that. >> i can. so a lot of people talk about concern don't lower standards but you're absolutely right so, we identified places across the board where perhaps the standard was too lo

and i have pictures to share my husband was picking up my daughter from school she didn't have a placards, however, other students and buses need to pick up students with people with disabilities need to pull into spaces to pick up the students, however, there are cars parked illegally in handicap space or spaces retired for a handicap and including a private vehicle my husband addressed the driveway his response well, i don't pay the ticket no way i think it should be brought to the attention of the staff members as well as those that work on behalf of the district to consider the impact and what their conveying to people when their inhibiting people approaching parking spaces that are meant for these with handicaps in the recently rains there were cars parked in the bus pickup zones that one, the buses that was picking up a child many a wheelchair couldn't pull up to the situation the child sat in the rain couldn't be pulled into the street to access the bus the bus had to wait so if we can educate those on behalf of district not just those to be considerate of how they're impacting the

. >> the county will also offer training to businesses that repeatedly struggle to obtain green placards are hosting a gun buyback event today. >> from 8 am until noon on the 1000 block of howard street. ring a weapon were paid $100 for the handguns to work for a weapons and no questions asked. one in three homes with children have guns and that many of them are left unlocked or loaded. >>> we have development and japan. the search for survivors continues following another powerful earthquake. the latest on evacuations coming up. >>> bernie sanders is off the campaign trail at the vatican. the tells about his morning meeting with the pope. today's the day! oh look! creepy gloves for my feet. see when i was a kid there was a handle. and a face. this is nice. and does it come in a california king? getting roid rage. hemorrhoid. these are the worst, right? i'm gonna buy them. boom. i'll take them. impulse buy. ommmmmmmmmmm. american express presents the blue cash everyday card with no annual fee. it's all happening. cash back on purchases. here we go! backed by the service and security of a

stories more units of housing and bmr units this will address did housing crisis that great city is placard by and second tishman used the gentle contractor or contractor they'll pay living wages not only our members and local san franciscans for the apprenticeship program to build a career that continues after this exciting project is completed tishman is a great partner we looked forward to work together on this and future projects in conclusion we're asking the committee to support this general plan amendment and push this project forward local 22 are anxious to go to work and swing their hammers and build san francisco approving that amendment creates more opportunities for local residents and future carpenters to live and work in this great city by the bay thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm robert i'm a sales society on mission i'm helping one and 67 families with affordable housing in san francisco and like to help more i port this amendment i'd like to read a letter from one of the homeowners anothers 14 hundred mission san francisco is a great city i

i wanted to ask members to tilt their placards up when they have a quefment -- question. >> i'm jen, international crisis group. thank you so much for your comments. it's not an issue i dug deep into but tracking in headlines. we talked a lot about standards. everyone meeting standards. it would be great to hear from you whether anecdotally or research evidence driven about exceeding those standards and unique qualifications and whether and how in your research in terms of looking at allies, etc., there have been bits of evidence that shared with you why women might excel at a particular category, set of issues, resilience, troubleshooting, etc.. if there's not, where are we going to track that to? thank you. kimberly: who would like to take a stab at that? >> don't lower standards. but you're right. we identified places across the board where the standard was too low and needed to be raised. the aborn example, the pack weight had been 45 pounds. that had been around since world war ii. that's not reflective of what you need to carry on today's battlefield. that was an example of a p

you can see in this particular crowd, a number of people not only have placards with statements on itf people have flags. specifically the mexican flag. and mr. trump has made some controversial comments in the past of course about hispanics. it was expected that there would be a large contingent turn out for this, that the hope was that it would stay peaceful. right now, it's getting a little bit unruly. >> obviously i'm not hearing the audio there. what you -- what we all support as americans is the right to have your point of view heard. obviously to demonstrate in a peaceful way. but if you see images like that where individuals seem to be trying to go out of their way to be provocative with respect to the police officers who are trying to maintain order, that is where it can run out of -- run off the rails as well. let's go to josh lipton who is on the phone and i gather on the scene there in burlingame. josh? >> yes, so right outside this hyatt, in burlingame which just north of silicon valley. trump should be arriving any minute. as i'm sure you saw, what looks like -- listen,

stories more units of housing and bmr units this will address did housing crisis that great city is placard by and second tishman used the gentle contractor or contractor they'll pay living wages not only our members and local san franciscans for the apprenticeship program to build a career that continues after this exciting project is completed tishman is a great partner we looked forward to work together on this and future projects in conclusion we're asking the committee to support this general plan amendment and push this project forward local 22 are anxious to go to work and swing their hammers and build san francisco approving that amendment creates more opportunities for local residents and future carpenters to live and work in this great city by the bay thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm robert i'm a sales society on mission i'm helping one and 67 families with affordable housing in san francisco and like to help more i port this amendment i'd like to read a letter from one of the homeowners anothers 14 hundred mission san francisco is a great city i

i often referred to the story when i go to the home depot so as a general officer, we have the placards on our windshields in order to get on and off base. mine has a star saying i can get in and out of carlisle army base and i haven't gotten around to get the stuff to take it off. so if i'm in the car alone and you forget what you usually pick up doing a home project, someone will come up to me and say -- very often someone will come up to me and say oh, where did your husband serve? and now, i get a little irritated, and i usually say h, he served in world war i. just to see if they can do the math. and then i say ok, let me help get the story out there. and i stop. and i explain that i have served in the military and that my husband supported me throughout the 30 some years of service and i tell the story. do i feel like doing it? no. but we must reduce the civil military divide. and we have to stop telling our stories only to each other. if you go to a meeting like this -- this is unusual, actually. but if you go to a panel about veterans, guess who is in the room? who are we talkin

and i have pictures to share my husband was picking up my daughter from school she didn't have a placards, however, other students and buses need to pick up students with people with disabilities need to pull into spaces to pick up the students, however, there are cars parked illegally in handicap space or spaces retired for a handicap and including a private vehicle my husband addressed the driveway his response well, i don't pay the ticket no way i think it should be brought to the attention of the staff members as well as those that work on behalf of the district to consider the impact and what their conveying to people when their inhibiting people approaching parking spaces that are meant for these with handicaps in the recently rains there were cars parked in the bus pickup zones that one, the buses that was picking up a child many a wheelchair couldn't pull up to the situation the child sat in the rain couldn't be pulled into the street to access the bus the bus had to wait so if we can educate those on behalf of district not just those to be considerate of how they're impacting the

. >> is there a requirement that a motorcycle helmet be placarded?ould there be any way for a consumer to know this is a nhtsa approved or a safety approved? >> there is a d.o.t. label so you would know it is correct. these are manufacturered and put out there in certain places. >> but no label would be affixed to those. there's no label? >> it's different depending on how people are producing them. most often there's no label. if people don't know they should be looking for that, they think it's a helmet that should be protecting them. >> i learned something new today and i hope our motorcycle public is paying attention and only buy official helmets. i recognize the ranking member of the subcommittee for five minutes, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you dr. rosekind. the math of ongoing recalls of takata recalls have remained a huge and complicated problem. and as was mentioned just yesterday nhtsa announced 85 million more takata air bags could be recalled unless takata can prove they are save. dr. rosekind, questions about takata inf

. >> so, let's see, i wanted to ask members to tilt their placards up when they have a question. i haven't done one of -- ma'am. >> i don't know if the mikes are working -- >> can you lean into that mic. >> so i'm jen leonard with international crisis group. thank you so much for your comments. it is not an issue i've dug really deep into but tracking in headlines. we've talked a lot about standards. everyone meeting standars it would be great to hear from you whether anecdotally or research-evidence driven about exceeding those standards and unique qualifications and whether and how in your research in terms of looking at allies, et cetera, there have been bits of evidence that have shared with you why women might excel at a particular category, set of issues, resilience, troubleshooting, et cetera. if there is not, where are we going to track that to? thank you. >> who would like to take a stab at that. >> i can. so a lot of people talk about concern don't lower standards but you're absolutely right so, we identified places across the board where perhaps the standard was too lo

stories more units of housing and bmr units this will address did housing crisis that great city is placard by and second tishman used the gentle contractor or contractor they'll pay living wages not only our members and local san franciscans for the apprenticeship program to build a career that continues after this exciting project is completed tishman is a great partner we looked forward to work together on this and future projects in conclusion we're asking the committee to support this general plan amendment and push this project forward local 22 are anxious to go to work and swing their hammers and build san francisco approving that amendment creates more opportunities for local residents and future carpenters to live and work in this great city by the bay thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm robert i'm a sales society on mission i'm helping one and 67 families with affordable housing in san francisco and like to help more i port this amendment i'd like to read a letter from one of the homeowners anothers 14 hundred mission san francisco is a great city i

and i have pictures to share my husband was picking up my daughter from school she didn't have a placards, however, other students and buses need to pick up students with people with disabilities need to pull into spaces to pick up the students, however, there are cars parked illegally in handicap space or spaces retired for a handicap and including a private vehicle my husband addressed the driveway his response well, i don't pay the ticket no way i think it should be brought to the attention of the staff members as well as those that work on behalf of the district to consider the impact and what their conveying to people when their inhibiting people approaching parking spaces that are meant for these with handicaps in the recently rains there were cars parked in the bus pickup zones that one, the buses that was picking up a child many a wheelchair couldn't pull up to the situation the child sat in the rain couldn't be pulled into the street to access the bus the bus had to wait so if we can educate those on behalf of district not just those to be considerate of how they're impacting the