>> if the restaurant is new, if it's new, you need to make the restrooms a restroom accessible the plumbing code, the building code has a table that says how many restrooms you need. it says where you have 4 or fewer employees. ; is that correct, you can have a single uni~ sex accessible restroom or fewer employees. if you have an existing restaurant and you are not doing any work you don't have to make your restroom accessible. except there is an ada issue, the ada the americans with disability act is a national umbrella requirement says you need to do things that are readily achievable. that means even if you are not doing work that triggers access under the state law the 119 thousand dollars or anything you are obligated as a business to do anything readily achievable. may be change hardware, nonskid surface on a ramp. put signage up. change the hardware on the sink. if you don't have a full i compliant bathroom you as a business owner should make an effort to make your restaurant or business compliant. there is a conflict between that and the state standard. >> is the new restaurant mea

nobody wants to see a kid get hit by a car on the way to the restrooms. commissioner buell: thank you. >> is there any other public comment? >> good morning, commissioners. i will put on my other hat. i see there will now be a plan for the music concourse. we are happy to see that. we are sure this will be done tastefully and appropriately. we look forward to learning more about what you're planning to do there. thank you. >> is there any other public comment? being none, public comment is closed. commissioner buell: commissioners, on the items on the consent calendar? moved and seconded. all those in favor? it is unanimous. >> we are now item 6, san francisco zoo. >> good morning, donna peterson, director of the san francisco zoo. i know that these are going out of fear but i want to point out this to make the cover of the real pages. -- the yellow pages. there was a young man that negotiated for this to happen for free. thank you very much for that. maybe next time you can get the park on there? you are welcome, danny. i wanted to report that we lost a

. >> york says the new stadium will have 40,000 parking spots and twice as many women's restrooms he will push a bid to host super bowl l at the new stadium in 2016. >> you just mentioned the best part. >> women's restrooms. >> doubling the number of women's restrooms is always the best thing. >>> get set for a warm couple of days. good morning san francisco, 56 for you, 50 knee napa, 63 in antioch the sun coming up in 20 minutes, we'll lose a couple more degrees before the warmth begins to build over the next couple of hours into the first part of the weekend and cooler on our coast sunday overall temps well above normal for the weekend. in fact, we're talking about mildest readings confined to the shoreline this morning the fog is compressed to about 2 knight. pretty soon it will disappear, warm temperatures around the bay, very warm inland and that's due to high pressure east and west of us with those light northwesterly winds this ridge dominating for the income couple of days. get set for more 70s in san francisco, 78 oakland, 82 palo alto, 86 concord, livermore, 89 in gilroy. t

for us. >> can i use your restroom?y don't you have a seat real quick. >> i knew what this was. >> sir? >> i knew what it was. >> what did you think it was? >> police! stop! stop! >> get on the ground. >> get down, get down. put your hands behind your back. >> no, no, no. >> christopher cannon didn't stay for very long. he got scared and bolted. you would think the more investigations you do, the more people would know what's going on and would flee, but it's the opposite. the more we do it, the fewer guys flee. i'm not sure that's because they know law enforcement is doing a parallel investigation and they're going to get arrested or whether they want to just get this off their chest. just because he didn't stick around and talk to me didn't mean he was out of trouble. obviously he was arrested by the police and did an interview by the police later, and we had access to that. >> what we've got here, you being caught in a sting operation. that's whey you're in handcuffs. who were you coming to meet? >> what was her name

this is a restroom in yosemite. we discovered these above phoenix. then there's art work which celebrates people doing ordinary but indispensable stuff. this is up at timber line lodge. they were not used to seeing them or getting classes in journalism. they would get people in trouble. sometimes the art or the artist got in trouble. let's look at a few of the structures around california. this is built by the wpa. the noblist motive is the public good. imagine anybody saying that today. this kind of work is a noble endeavor. county courthouses like this one in alameda. city halls all over california in a variety of styles. this one is at burbank. it hasn't been touched. fire stations all over the place. and police stations and armories. this is the police stables in golden gate park and public libraries. and then one at north berkeley. public hospitals. clinics and sanitary. as well as polio people did get tuberculosis. remember that counties were strapped for funds. so the wpa gave it to them. children got health care. we were headed for a national

shall not be required to state their reason for using the restroom other than a school nourse. all that time shall be open and have a sufficient number during school hours what people are in class is. he committed to close any restroom as necessary for cleaning and maintenance and students must reason -- return to class promptly and all rules regarding behavior of high to students, including self was, vandalism, loitering, etc.. repeated violations will result in the student being referred to a intervention which may include other practices. >> public speakers, zhang, ok. jordan. michele tan. you have one minute each. >> good evening, everyone. we are from wallenberg high school and we are members of the student advisory council and we are here to address certain aspects of the bathroom policy. we are concerned with the security escort issue. numerous students until interrogated to have a person to bring us to use the restaurant. many feel this is an invasion of privacy. using the bathroom is a natural function. these functions are of a private nature and should not be shared.

and actually does not cover employee access to the restrooms. we have other priorities that come into play. [inaudible] you want that inspected to come out before you get a that letter. it is not only your obligation, but it is the right thing to do. you want to be disability accessible. you want more customers. the best way to do that is to start planning. when you are choosing, ideally, your inspector would have a background in inspection, design, and construction. that means we have some excellent general contractors out there that could be excellent task inspectors or building inspectors as well. in order to get the legal benefits, the protections that are important, you want your inspection to be under that theory that is how you can get that 90-day [inaudible] as you start to interview your inspectors, i would ask them to a lot of questions. do not rely on just the resume. what you're really need to do is ask a series of probing questions. you want to know what their area of expertise is, how many times -- you want to ask them if they have

date on peeping on women in bath rooms he's accused of spying on an 18-year-old showering in a coed restroom. the victim says she saw someone point ago iphone at her while she was in the shower. witnesses say they saw him running away after the woman screamed. there have been several peeping incidents on campus in recent months. >>> this morning the fbi will resume the search for the remains of 6-year-old new york city boy whose disappearance changed the way the nation focused on missing children in 1979 etan patz walked to the bus stop for the first time and disappear. yesterday authorities with a warrant in hand began searching a basement in a nearby building. a cadaver dog picked up a scent from the workshop of a carpenter who worked in the building. >> looking at what the warrant indicates for either human remains or personal affects of clothing. >> it is believed carpenter miller had given etan money for helping him the night before he vanished. etan game one of the first children ever to be shown on milk cartons nationwide. >>> abduction case from 6 years ago, deputies found a los ange

as well. -- the disabled access improvement but restroom improvements as well. this is showing failing to mediocre playgrounds. from getting f's, d's, and c's on the scorecards, and also our pressure-treated. water conservation. this is another one or this is just a first step toward addressing a larger problem. we had success working with the puc in applying for grant programs for large irrigation projects. we want the matching funds against the next grant round of $5 million to address our least efficient parks in terms of water usage. there are two good examples of those parts were the irrigation is so outdated that we're losing millions of gallons of water a year. that also translates into money that can be used for other things. forestry. i want to emphasize that the focus of this program is addressing and three mediating hazardous trees that pose a risk to either life or property. in 2008, part of that bond we conducted 83 assessment. we brought on our professional arborist. -- we conducted a treat assessment. we tried to identify those entries which are b

so what we found interesting was even though they had restrooms for the african-americans and other restrooms for the whites, the word was in the warehouse if you got to go you got to go and you go to the nearest warehouse and everybody got along. they had a unique arrangement. they basically were their own little family. so they took care of one another. they were on farms and had property adjacent to one another. they helped each other out when they were in need. just an interesting arrangement that continued on today. so for the city of frankfort, the distilleries around frankfort had a pretty much fair balance of whites and african-americans. and it was a very supportive community. so you very seldom ever even heard of a rift at a distillery. it was not tolerated. everybody had their work to do and everybody did their job. when paddle boats came into existence, the volume of whiskey being produced went out the roof. with the expansion of buffalo trace this became one of the largest production plants in the industry and not only did the whiskey go down kentucky, ohio and mississippi river

. >> are you talking about the restrooms for the park? >> this is about the operational hours closes no earlier than that. -- dusk. >> it is not a gate park. >> this issue came up because residents have been asking us. we followed up immediately. we were able to get lighting but the response we got was that the park was not set at -- up for nighttime use. we need to find a balance. when of the issues is when i get started early in the winter -- when it gets dark in the winter. for a reasonable hour. we would love to figure out what if we can make this consistent. >> the best way to keep our park safe is to activate them. to the extent there is healthy activity in our parks, that is a big thing. give>> good afternoon. our organization has 4000 supporters in san francisco. i want to leave and to my general theme by mentioning a prominent example which is that we remain strongly opposed to artificial turf and flood lamps being put into the area for soccer. the point here is that that is one example of placer we are aggressively rampant at --

fencing and lighting in addition to restrooms. all these items keep adding to our scope without providing funding. the design team will have to provide general architectural services that were provided by the department of public works staff. this will represent an increase to the design team contract and a deep -- a decrease to dpw for their services. dpw as part of an agreement with the civil service commission provided services to the project and they had to pull back their architects to work on their projects. obviously these design changes will have an effect on construction trade support staff requests -- the third amendment to increase the contract amount by $4.50 7 million. -- $4.57 million. i would like to say even though we're in the early stages, local hire is 37% versus 27 percent -- 20% mandated. one thing about the nature of the turner contract. their construction manager general contractor, so the contractual procedures are different from our normal lump- sum can track. the turner it's out each of the trades -- bids

one of the things that draw applause here was when he discussed the restroom situation. candlestick park 885 restaurant facilities. 1135 separate restrooms fixtures here at the new stadium and he said that for women, two times more restaurants than exists at candlestick. a jury last from the crowd. we're mostly from a groundbreaking and that is the story from here, back to. >> that after a number is very important. good to know. thank you. >> live outside of h. the pavilion, but inside tonight they're going to have white out conditions. thaw outside it is a heat wave. we will pinpoint the labori,,,,, bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones. verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless together. >> ♪ >> dave rousing welcome for the space shuttle discovery as it arrives in virginia. at the ceremony drew thousands of visitors. among the honored guest was former astron

she's kind of standing up and squatting on the toilet seat in the restroom and kind of losing it. >> i'm chewing on acrylic fingernails! >> let me see. i didn't even feel like i was at work that day. i mean, here's this girl dressed head to toe in this disco outfit, ready to tie the knot. where are your shoes? >> my shoes are over here. i haven't been this nervous since like -- we won't even say. i'm freaking nervous. >> she was a mile a minute. >> does my hair look okay? >> looks good. she was nervous and excited, and you know, not very different from a bride-to-be on the outside. >> are you sure i look okay? >> you look beautiful. >> jodi pulled herself together in time to meet the pastor who had arrived to perform the ceremony. >> there was actually no relationship between jodi and the pastor. >> jodi, how long have you known rodney? >> ronnie? >> ronnie. >> i have known him for many years, a long time. >> before he came here? >> yes. >> were you in love with him then? >> i wouldn't say in love with him, but i loved him. >> this is not just a contract you're signing. >> i understa

there are lots of restrooms and break spots along the way.hey tailor to the folks. >> you have been involved with walk ms how long? >> the first walk i participated in was 1995. i brought a shirt with me from the first walk. i walked on and off since then. >> tell me how this affected your life as far as support from walk ms as well as the national association. >> i really like participating in the walk. i like doing anything that helps the community. ms society helps so many people that live with ms. whether it is moral support or it is giving them a ride to a medical appointment or providing them with a wheelchair or any medical supplies they need. walk ms is a big fundraiser for them. >> you have a big one coming up in april. >> april 22nd is annapolis walk. i'm participating in that one with my team. i have been a member of the elite feet club for three years which is for walkers to raise a thousand dollars or more. every dollar amount help. we were talking about it earlier, even $50 can pay for something so significant as a cab ride for

already registered sex offender was caught on surveillance video trying to videotape a woman using the restroom at a panera bread in anne arundel county. michael nicholas villa put a cell phone under the stock. this is not the first time. the first incident reported on march 5. michael nicholas villa faces peeping tom charges. he is listed as a third degree offender with no fixed address. >> it is day four of the retrial of twin brothers accused of setting up people on fire. in may 2009. >> jurors watched the tape testimony. one of the witnesses refuse to testify second time, receiving jail time. we have the latest. >> the brothers' first trial ended in 2011 in a hung jury. this new trial started last week. the prosecution got through to witnesses and part of a third. wednesday was the fourth day of testimony in the retrial of twin brothers travers and tremayne johnson, accused of setting a pebble later named phoenix on fire. -- a pit bull later in phoenix on fire. a witness seemed reluctant to testify. on cross-examination he told defense attorneys he made up the story he told police about tra

workers who eat at their desk and employees who do not wash up after using the restroom.ow, men are more pithily than their female counter part. >> that's a shocker. >> and water, keyboards, phones and chairs. so, you sanitize your cubicles. >> stay away from the fellows's jets. >>> all right. the new car/airline. the flying car is on display al this year's new york auto show and this is more fuel efficient than a real car. it is more gas mileage. it is also light weigh. of course, the aerodynamic thing as well. >>> quarter at 5:00. if you want to deal on an iphone. you will not find it from verizon or spin, but a carer in virginia. now the company will sell the 16 gigabyte iphone for $150. that is $50 less than their competitors. the deal starts april 20th. if you are curious. they are going to offer the 8gb for $50. >>> now, club cards and clipping coupons is a great way to save money. however there are plenty of other tips and tricks to keep your bill down. you may have issues of consumer reports they identified some of the areas where shoppers might overspend and not

-- like where's the nearest restroom?or the national mall is taking applications for even more volunteers. what a wonderful way to give back. >> if you want people to ask you questions at the grocery store and where things are, just wear a short sleeved shirt. got caught with that this weekend. short sleeve short, filling up ice, excuse me, sir, can you tell me where kool-aid is? >> did you say aisle 5? i love that. a lot of short sleeved shirts today. >> was it too hot for you? >> no. it was nice. i'm not going to complain. >> it was a one day special. we were obviously near 80 and up about 83 on sunday, today 88, 809 degrees, a little hot for some but not as hot as this place. we had a solar flare today on the sun at 1:45. guys, look at that picture. isn't that an incredible display of magnetic plasma like you have never seen before? the good news is this thing is not aimed at earth. sometimes when these things shoot off and this was a moderate flare, it is aimed at earth and can disrupt satellite or cause northern ligh

terminal, we were told to go to shelters in the terminal, which are actually, most of them, the restrooms. >> reporter: it's a scene becoming all too familiar. the tornadoes in joplin, missouri, killed 153 people, almost one year ago, and just last month a series of twisters battered ohio and indiana. earlier in the season than the region had ever seen before. though it's hard to know whether the wacky march weather in which over 7,000 record high temperatures were recorded has had anything to do with it. we haven't found really much of a linkage between the warm weather that we saw especially the warm weather in march and what we're seeing now. in fact, this part of texas, tarrant and dallas-ft. worth counties, they experience a couple of these tornadoes every year. it's not uncommon to see tornadoes, especially in april in this part of texas. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: though they weren't used today, the national weather service is testing a new warning system in kansas, missouri and nebraska, hoping that using frightening language like "catastrophic" or "unsurvivable" tornadoes in t

he had to use the restroom. he went to the restroom. he pushed it up inside his rectum.i was doing his search, i stripped him down, i had him bend at the waist and spread his cheeks. at that time, i seen an item that was yellow. inside him. i addressed the inmate, do you have anything hidden up inside you? no. i'm going to ask you one more time. do you? no. at that time, i have already seen what i seen. i cannot force him to take it out. so what i did is i have him get dressed back up, i taped his pants with duct tape, cuffed him up. the reason i taped his pants with duct tape it is so if he pushed it out and dropped it in escorting him to a holding cage, it would still be in his pants. so he was brought from that trip, he was put in a holding cell and put on potty watch, where a day later, the balloons came out. they were found. >> if caught smuggling drugs, a visitor could end up doing time in a prison, much like the one they're visiting. many smugglers are actually victims. acting out of fear in response to threats from prison gangs. >> they will prey on a weak indivi

. >>> this man was caught on surveillance video trying to videotape a woman using the restroom at panera. he used a cell phone he put into the neighboring stall to videotape the victim. he faces peeping tom charges. he is listed as a third degree sex offender. >>> the retrial continued earlier today against the brothers accused of setting a pit bull on fire. jurors were shown videotape testimony in surveillance from the first trial. the testimony was shown because the witness has refused to take the stand again. as a result, she received a six- month prison sentence. the prosecution plans to continue showing surveillance video when testimony resumes tomorrow morning. >>> a 90-year-old woman who was handcuffed and roughed up gets a payoff. city officials approved the $95,000 settlement. they admitted they would have a tough time winning in front of the jury. see what you think after you hear the story. we have the details. >> i was treated like a criminal. >> meet venus green, a retired educator, and as of today, a little better off, courtesy of the decision to settle the lawsuit she smil

look at the suspect, here is what police telling us, early march a 19-year-old woman was using the restroom when she saw a man reach under the stall with a cell phone. an employee saw the suspect go into the woman's room, she yelled and the coworkers followed him out the door. they found him and arrested him in brooklyn park. >>> weather wise, a relative clear night here as we see the active weather remain south of us down toward virginia beach, clear skies over maryland. temperatures slow to fall in our immediate area. there is a freeze watch up for western pennsylvania into west virginia. that cold air will arrive in our area. tonight we're still warm in the low 60s out there in baltimore. through the day tomorrow, it will be a tough time getting much above the low 60s. even cooler potentially as you go to orioles opening day. >>> form, we may finally know who won the mega millions jackpot in maryland. lottery officials are expected to make the announcement tomorrow. attorney edwards jr. held a news conference today speaking for his new client. the haitian immigrant said she has the winni

the bus driver makes a stop and tells the one woman on the bus i'm going out to run to the restroom. watch what the woman on the bus does. she brings the stroller up to the front, that's when the bus driver said the woman reached in and took her wallets then got off the bus and went shopping. so the bus driver acted. she knew there was one woman on that bus, she got off the bus, went to find her. here is the video from inside the store where the bus driver comes in and confronts the woman she believes stole her wallet. >> wow. >> a straight-up fight. >> police say the wallet was found on the suspect. her name is kyosha moore and they say she had a record and with you wanted on a parole violation. she is also facing a charge in this case. >> what was her grand scheme here? she was going to take the wallet, buy a bunch of stuff and get back on the bus to get home. >> i don't know if she fought this through. >> the bus driver made a couple of dumb moves here. is it common for a bus driver to get off the bus and go to the bathroom? seems like they wasn't following protocol. >> she works

. >> and in the restroom later. yes. >> hi, guys. >> makes me nervous when you look at your iphone and suggest that you might be looking for hard questions. >> not allowed to twitter a question and ask one. >> are there any live twilters here? tweeters? >> don't want to forget what i want to say so. first of all i spent the entire weekend coming up with tough historical questions in panel after panel so it's a relief to be at the really important -- >> all right. >> quick question. then perhaps one that you might not have the answer to. where does in his cup or in my cups come from. and the second question is, the word beer, i seem to have heard at some point when i did a lot of beer drinking -- >> sound likes he's reformed. >> temperant. >> that beer was one of the terms like pilsner and lauger that represented a type of brew so i wonder if that's true and if it is, when did beer become the overall umbrella term? >> thank goodness we have lucy here. yeah! >> should we give her -- we need give her a microphone? >> m

some reason we've got a bathroom key on there and a lot of civilians borrow that key to use the restroom not only may an officer have misplaced it but we might have a nurse, religious volunteer or somebody may have used the restroom, stuck it in their pocket and gone home. so note to self, take bathroom key off of armory key set. >> while the key could be almost anywhere in this massive jail system, it's probably not with cecil kunkel. he's in the middle of a 20-day lockdown for having fought with another inmate. >> it was a one-on-one fight, and it's a dead issue now, you know what i mean? it is what it is. it's no big thing. it's something that always happens. it ain't nothing, you know what i'm saying? that's all there is to it, you know? >> kunkel claims his conflict with inmate robert hurd was just a run-of-the-mill jailhouse fight. but hurd says kunkel sucker punched him to avoid a fight with a bigger inmate. who was angry kunkel was flaunting with his tattoos. >> when he got caught up with the big guy he was nervous to fight the person, so he's looking for a plea bargain, a way ou

in addition to that, there is a staff meeting area, small kitchen, and some public restrooms. that is the central piece. it is made of wood, and it is to showcase what they grow in the arboretum. the frame is is certified wood. proclaiming trees that have been down in the garden to use for columns. there are large benches. throughout the building, everything from bamboo, a plywood paneling, many different materials to showcase the use of wood and to demonstrate how this renewable resource can be used by everyone in their own environment. the other to pieces or the greenhouse. that is where the primary plant propagation for the garden against. it is situated in such a way, it also creates a sheltered outdoor work area to the east and the south where the gardeners can continue their work. the l creates the learning court to the north. this is a place for children and people walking for the garden can gather for presentations. there is a way that the circulation of the garden beside the building, the building is much more transparent than where they are now. you can walk by and g