commissioner yee riley: are you still in favor of the penalty? >> there would be no penalty associated with it. the poster would have to go up, and that would be it. >> how did you in force this and how to mitigate the potential hazard to your health? president o'brien: how do we force them to put the posters up without a penalty? >> their or pun -- there are penalties for not posting minimum wage. i have a lot of postings and i think that all have penalties. >> here is another posting. i think it is getting ridiculous. you're going to have a whole wall of postings for every little thing. commissioner yee riley: there are laws if you do not post the sun about drinking during pregnancy. -- sign about drinking during pregnancy. >> i can check the ordinance for you. i agree with commissioner o'brien that it would be -- i would agree that you would have to hand out information with each individual phone if you had a posting that is informing people. there is an opportunity to mitigate their exposure. there is the ear piece, the bluetooth -- >> 1 not

president o'brien: commissioner riley? president riley: yes, under the circumstances, we do need to come up with a solution. but i do have a question. what kind of outreach efforts will you do and what's the response? >> thanks for the question. i think there are a couple of answers we've had. several meetings internally at the mayor's office as we have been thinking through this, we met with small business network, chamber of commerce, a number of stake holders to get their view on this idea. the mayor has also raised this as he has been going out and doing town hall meetings and merchant walks and been trying to talk to people about this and gauge the opinion. i think the response -- first of all, the second part of the answer to that is i think there is also still a long way to go on this. and that coming here to the small business commission is one of our first steps as we go through this process. so we have introduced this legislation. we're going to go to the board. so we're still in the process of doing more outreac

commissioner yee riley? commissioner yee riley: this will save a lot of time and save a lot of trees, so thank you. president o'brien: i agree with what commissioner yee riley said. i think you're simplifying it. paying online will increase revenue. welcome to the 21st century. president o'brien: commissioner clyde? vice president client: -- clyde: think you for your presentation. -- thank you for your presentation. this is right after income taxes are due and right after the difficult time of the year, at least in the hospitality industry typically, so there will need to be quite a vote bit of outreach done -- there will need to be quite a bit of outreach done. there was a wisdom in these fees and licenses being issued at different times throughout the year, so it will take some significant outreach. i believe for the smaller businesses and people who might be encountering cash flow problems. i do know, i will say that i believe the tax collector's office generally works with taxpayers to the best of their

shooting service saturday more waivers from obama and an update from syria we've also got a video riley of students for concealed carry on campus don't worry i'm usually not packing during out on versus the man. on friday the credit ratings agency standard and poor downgrade of the federal government's ratings from a rating from aaa to the boy plus an everyone with a stake in the financial system has been. freaking out all week it seems makes me wonder why we even have a system that rates the government on the same scale as other major financial institutions i mean how stupid do you have to be to loan our federal government money at this point. well most people doing that are doing it in their name and some other kind of personal kickback while the rest of us are screwed right that's how the financial system works well joining me now to explain this is not a career of americans for tax reform added thanks so much for being with us because for arianna so this is this is precedent it is people make it out to be historically true floyd it's a double a plus and why couldn't that have been a

riley, were you texting before it became approved? >> i never really like to text in church.worried about that. there are several kids that used to text around me before it was proved. >> what do you think, mike? were you trying to get those kids in there texting instead of listening to get more involved? >> absolutely. that's the whole point of doing the texting is to create dialogue and engagement. from the beginning when we did our message series at morning star, we wanted to be practical and relevant to where folks were living and apply the gospel to their everyday lives-before the texting, before a message series put a note in a note card in the bulletin and asked people we're getting ready to preach about heaven, what questions do you have? we put together our message series around those questions oftentimes and now it just gives us the real speed time to do that in the middle of the sermon people can text their questions in and have them responded to right then. >> some of the examples of questions you've had here, why hasn't pastor mike shaved today? i'm pregnant am i

. >> jimmy: it wasn't one -- >> amber riley -- amber riley would always sing -- what's that ring? it's like something like that. it's like -- >> jimmy: that's exactly the way it go -- yeah, probably -- i don't know that one but that sounds pretty good. >> apparently she's like sassy. >> jimmy: yeah, i like that. >> ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa >> jimmy: i like that you took out -- you're very -- you like to direct. you directed a video and you directed a movie as well? >> short film. >> jimmy: short film, yeah? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's cool. and now you -- you've brought your camera out. >> oh, right. >> jimmy: look at -- you guys just all dancing around, going nuts. >> yeah. >> jimmy: partying down. nice black and white, there. and then, here's some fans over in dublin. >> it was so fun -- i accidentally brought my -- well -- >> jimmy: -- but that's what it looks like while you're onstage. >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, look at that girl. i like that. >> i just -- >> jimmy: that's a girl, right? >> yeah! [ laughter ] >> well, and this kid -- so, see this kid, here? >> jimmy: no, wait. hold on a s

commissioner riley: d you have any suggestions as far as how we can help? >> there are a couple of things that are going to take place. there will be a joint committee meeting. we will need to include the sfmta. we need to look at the impact fees and how they are applied. that is more long-term. i think in the short term, the commission can direct staff to write a letter to all departments in regards to who administers the impact fees. in our current economic climate, considerations may need to be given. what is most important for the economy is job growth. commissioner clyde: i wanted to say that this week i had a similar conversation with a different business. it took almost two years to turn a small cafe into a cafe /restaurant. it took two years because of planning and the building department and the building inspector, you know, having problems within their own department and doing advocacy for the smallest little business. i just heard a very similar story costing the person a lot of money and a lot of time trying to straighten these things out. i agr

. >> reporter: tiffany riley's scared but determined to fight back. she picked up ice cream for her east oakland block party today. on the heels of losing lifelong friend, mother of four rose mcfadden, just yesterday in nearby richmond. >> that important that i want everyone to know that violence is not the answer. >> reporter: we are back here live in west oakland where you can see the chicken is already on the barbecue. again, the event doesn't officially get underway until 6:00. that's when the streets will be shut down and the real parties will begin. now oakland will host a record 559 gatherings this year, that's 100 more than last year. folks who live out history are really hoping they make a difference. in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> in other news tonight, antioch police are looking for the gunman who held up a barber shop yesterday and ordered a teenager to be his getaway driver. investigators say the teenager who did odd jobs at the barber shop walked in on the gunman who then ordered the boy to

and editorial board member, jason riley. so, dan, the texas governor got in, saying, looking, look at my jobs record. i can bring this texas record to washington to the rest of the country, the left is saying, it's all a mirage. sort it out for us, who is right? >> well, i think governor perry gets the best of this one, paul. in june, the net job increase over the last 24 months in texas was about 261,000, 700 jobs, which is about half of the new jobs created in the united states over that period. now, the criticism is, there are some that are great jobs or so forth. >> paul: a lot in energy, or expect texas to grow because the population is growing. >> that's the point, in the last ten years, texas population increased 21%, which is new york, has a low unemployment rate has been losing hundreds, tens of thousands of people over that time. so, new york has the greatest welfare system in the united states, and texas is criticized for its social services, but people are pouring into texas for jobs, so if the issue right now at

spore three straight touchdowns when raised by chase down we'll get the field this question about riley three are caused by poor hungry forty twenty one free. finally winter sports men are busy preparing for the new season including plenty of one of the most popular games in russia bundy but as like as it may be here it remains overshadowed globally by more stylish sports richard from poor fleet takes the story. if you ask anyone outside of russia or scandinavia what is bandy the vast majority wouldn't have a clue however the game is very simple it's just like field hockey played on ice that may not be as big as football and ice hockey the bandys still has a strong following in russia and sweden and one of the biggest stars around is mikhail sufficient of there's a household name in both these nations has been a big week for the russian captain as he rejoined his beloved denominate sco calling a spell in the swedish league. and i believe it is more fun to watch banned the in russia as the game is a lot quicker and there is more emphasis on attack in sweden the game is more tactically ba

score three three such moments when we caught up chased down the aisle at the field the first about riley a free pass to corey summary forty twenty somethings on free. funny winter sportsman are busy preparing for the new season including plenty of one of the most popular gains in russia bundy was like doesn't need be here it remains over shot of globally by more stylish sports richard from port fleet it's the story . if you want anyone outside of russia or will scandinavia what is randi a vast majority wouldn't have a clue however the game is very simple it's just right field hockey played on ice it may not be as big as football and ice hockey abang he still has a strong following in russia and sweden and one of the biggest stars around your station a curve is a household name in both these nations has been a big week for the russian captain as he rejoined his beloved do not know must go on the spell of the swedish league this is because i believe it is more fun to watch mandy in russia as the game is a lot quicker and there is more emphasis on attack in sweden the game is more tacticall

as brian wilson's beard grows longer and longer, the 89 year old d riley says that she would like to have a couple words with her boys. >> i would like to get in shape each one of them and say get going. >> that might be just what the doctor ordered for a team that recently visited the white house. recently acquired a new player and became a feature on the showtime special. >> of your actions have you. >> about that on, and about the collision that knocked out their star catcher buster posey arguably one of the best hitters on the team. >> where is buster posey when we need him? we need a few more hitters. >> you said, it is time to get to work. >> i would just tell them i'm going to keep you. that is all that is all they have to do. >> out here live at at&t park i heard people cheering, last i checked it was zero to zero. keep in mind there were quite a few dead heads and they said jerry is here in spirit he is here to help them on the rest of their journey for this season. reporting out live j.r. stone with kron4 news. >> taking a look at our extended forecast, a full forecast comi

we're going to talk to the charleston mayor, joe riley. mr. mayor nice to have you on.er of storms in beautiful south carolina. you've been around nine terms, i hear. let's just talk about preparations. are you -- how are you preparing or do you think you're going to miss it? >> well, for charleston it looks like we are going to do okay now. we still have all of our preparation systems in place, but we take hurricane preparation very seriously and it's a year-round thing for us. when the season begins we communicate again with our citizenry about each citizen having their own hurricane plan, about their -- >> mayor -- >> about which -- in advance and so much more. >> i know charleston doesn't have a lot of major evacuation arteries, if you get the order to go, do you anticipate any problems for folks trying to leave town? >> no, we don't. we encourage people to leave early who can, and they can go whatever route they want and if you wait until the mandatory evacuation, we have many highways where all lanes are reversed, so that people can easily get out, and we are comf

lawrence, i'm reminded of the sitcom "the life of riley" where the main character says what a revoltingevelopment this is. the tea party, i think, did very well here. this is a package are large spending cuts and no revenues. now, to be sure, the joint special committee, which is charged with coming up with $1.5 trillion in savings by thanksgiving, could raise revenue, but speaker boehner has already said he will not name a single republican to the committee who would vote to raise any revenue. i think it's pretty much a foregone conclusion that the joint committee will fail. there's no way democrats on the committee are going to agree to 1.5 trillion in entitlement cuts. that's what boehner and the republicans want. you remember that when boehner and the president a couple weeks ago were negotiating a deal that raised the medicare age and increased medicare cautionary charges, medicaid cuts affected social security cost of living adjustment, all those things combined produced about $650 billion in entitlement cuts. this committee is supposed to come up with 1.5 trillion. if boehner wil

well, muni riley has to figure out all the details of how exactly they can terminate these workers.hen we talked to them yesterday, they said they hoped to get it resolved in the next four weeks. we put calls into the transit agency union. so far they have not returned our phone calls. grace, back to you. >> complicated process there. elizabeth wenger in san francisco, thank you. >>> a little wet and windy out there and a little bit of a cooldown if you want to enjoy your thursday, lawrence, right? >> don't have to worry about a heat wave today. much cooler weather around the bay area. those temperatures really dropping outside as low clouds and fog moved well onshore. plenty of drizzle at the coastline, too, and the fog extends all the way to the interior valleys today even into the sacramento valley. so temperatures coming way down as we going to see those numbers dropping all around the bay area. almost 9 degrees cooler in concord today. they will check in at 77 with sunshine. 73 in redwood city. that's 7 degrees cooler than yesterday. and it will be cooler in san jose at 77. so

riley will talk until are going to you until you are tired and i promise that when this thing will be very hard to persuade me, mark twain tried for more than 30 years that is a long time even for easily spend four, five, six, seven, eight years on in this matter is that he knew very early on how we will see in the background here basically pieces of manuscript that belongs am just going to put these so. she had a conversation with him in which to talk about his autobiography which he intends to ride is fully and behind, i.e. posthumous. his wife laughingly said, she objectionable passages. no he said very. it is to appear as it is written with the whole tale i should take out passages from it and publish as the atlantic and elsewhere, but i shall not limit myself as to space and at whatever age i am writing about, even if i am an aunt and and an idea comes to me about myself when i'm 40, she'll still amazes me when i've reread that paragraph to see just how clearly mark twain knew roughly and isolated chapters written by him between 1870 and 1904. a period of 35 years. we see him in

. >> brown: that last photograph was hospital-man riley gallinger long. when we reported his death last week, we mistakenly identified his branch of service as the united states army. he served in the u.s. navy. we regret the error. >> suarez: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. on tuesday, we'll update the rebellion in libya. i'm ray suarez. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. we'll see you online and again here tomorrow evening. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

throwing deep to riley cooper who makes a terrific catch that sets up the next play.g his player for the score. eagles win the exhibition. 13-6. now, listen to this. last week, reds pitcher johnny queto blamed a bad batch of chicken wings on a terrible performance. everybody laughed it off. yesterday, he got the last laugh. pitching against the rockies, he struck out the side in the fourth inning. he gave up no runs in the seventh strong inning. reds get the 2-1 victory. he now leads the national league with the lowest earned run average. >> very nice! >> all right. >> gina, fwrgreat summer. what do you want to be when you grow snup? >> i want to be a news anchor for morning tv. >> go get an education. because you won't get one here. >> hollywood's child stars are under the microscope more than ever these days. how do they cope? some do it better than others. >> courtney friel has been chatting with some of the famous teens to feigned out about this. >> good morning, happy friday, everybody. justin bieber, demi lovato and selena gomez pulled in a total of $90 million

he's better with bill riley than bill moyers. he took it heavy. i just want to get it out there. >> i'm having a major confession. you are now forgiven. >> all right. >> i mean be honest now, be honest with me, if you were -- if you were on a book tour and promoting a book and you were sitting down for an interview with somebody you'd rather have a little hostility. you would. you'd rather have some opposition here than to have somebody, somebody pouring karro syrup on your shoes. >> your hostility is bringing out thoughts i never had indulged before. [laughter] >> i think there's something to that. i do. >> wouldn't you? but you know, yes, of course. for an interview, absolutely. i was not very good at interviews when i was at cbs, when i was a senior correspondent to the "cbs evening news" on political analyst for the cbs news company. i wasn't good in the short quick time period that is going by and trying to get somebody to say something he came to same. i opted for the conversation forum because i think it comes from growing up in the south.

pat riley gave police along with san bruno, san mateo county sheriff's and obey police in the streetsking for people on their cell phones, distracted drivers. in six hours a sighted 46 drivers for being on their cell phones plugged the driver of this pickup truck. >> guess what we saw >> reason statistics say that there's an increase in collisions related to distracted drivers. >> he was in a previous accord people beating that leave -- he was in a previous version of people being badly. ho >> to this driver was cited earlier. >> and this man have the fog of his mouth while at the light.-- this man had his phone to his mouth while at a light. >> to this woman was texting while on her blackberry. she was given a unique and morning. >> promise not to ever do this again. >> have a safe afternoon. still >> soft in all, 57 tickets were issued for cell phones to seat belts. 16 other drivers were let off with a warning. in burlingame, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> if you have not joined the over 19,000 yours if who have already like us on facebook, you are missing out. we have the day's t