seconded by commissioner yee-riley. we'll do roll call. [roll call] >> president adams: motion passes 6-0 with one absent. >> thank you. very very much. >> b.o.s. file 180320, catering as accessory use in neighborhood commercial districts. ordinance amending the planning code to allow catering as an accessory use to limited restaurants in commercial districts under certain conditions. >> i will be doing the presentation. commissioner safai's aide was going to be here and can't now. i will walk you through. catering as an accessory in commercial districts right now is not permitted. it's not permitted in neighborhood commercial districts unless the catering use provides products for retail sale in the same location where the caterer is using -- or is in use of -- is using, excuse me, the place to make their product. this amendment would permit catering to limited restaurants only and limited restaurants are one of the definitions that there are type 20 liquor license, which is only offsale beer and wine in neighborhood commercial districts.

glad to have you. >> irene yee riley, and i'm a retired banker. i worked my 35 years with bank of america, and i was branch manager for many different communities, the richmond district, chinatown, and town area and all that, so i -- town down area, and all that, so i deal with a lot of small business owners. i understand their challenges and what their needs are. when i retired, the mayor asked me to serve on the small business commission, and i gladly accept, so here i am, and welcome. >> thank you. >> hi. my name's miriam zouzounis. i'm third generation in my family small business, which thank you for the shout out, commissioner, president. so yeah, my family's business is not too far from city hall. we're a corner store and deli, and we're also a member of the arab american grocer association which represents 400 similar types of businesses in the city, so i try to advocate for those harder to reach immigrant businesses that are often scapegoated in the city, and i'm also smart of the small business merchant association. >> all right. >> my na

officers are looking for this man, roberter riley. they believe he shot and killsed his wife, vanessa palma, in san francisco yesterday morning at mission and santao the hospital, where she died. riley was last seen driving away from the area in this white chrysler 300. california license plate 7uab831. riley is considered armed and dangerous. >>> a grisly discovery on the peninsula. it's not what construction workers were expecting to find. crews were digging underneath a house in san mateo when they found what they think are skeletal remains. the house is on 10th avenue just about a block away from sunny bray elementary school. the coroner was immediately called in and a pathologist will try to see what species the bones belong to and a possible cause of death. >>> still ahead here at 11:00, a high school trip that took an unexpected turn. why some bay area students are being called heroes. >>> also, she saved a baby's life. the incredible thing this dog did when a fire broke out at a neighbor's home. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jef

the second part of the book is about, so saddam went south , what does that mean for us at fort riley? and the last part of the book is about what went on in the combat operations. a couple of things i want to say to you. i was talking to our friend from the korean war, and i would argue that not only was korea a forgotten war, but desert storm was. at the end of the cold war, and the hubris and the arrogance following the end of desert storm in the united states, we perceived ourselves as the world's hegemon and spread democracy on the end of a bayonet. i would like you to think about how that has turned out for us. the idea of spreading democracy sounds good and reads well, but those of us who have been spreading democracy in places like bosnia, afghanistan, when you go to a place like that,

police say palma was killed by her husband...43-year-old robert riley.riving a white chrysler 300. the vehicle has the california license plate 7-u-a-b-8-3-1. riley is considered armed and dangerous. ( marty ) the san mateo county board of supervisors is calling for a ban on gun shows at the cow palace. this in the midst of a two-day gun show at the venue hosted by utah-based "crossroads of the west." just four days ago... county supervisors voted unanimously to support banning gun shows at the palace. the supervisors saying the state should not profit from the sales of guns.... and that the board has been urging the state to ban gun shows for 15 years. ( marty ) in the east bay... caltrans will close part of the caldecott tunnel for maintenance work starting this week. bore number four on westbound highway 24 will close monday through wednesday nights. the bore will be closed from 9:30 p.m. until four a.m. each day. the closure will allow workers to wash the inside of the tunnel. cal-trans says motorists should expect delays and allow extra time for the

commissioner yee riley? >> yeah. just want to announce asian american business mixer is going to be on june 14 from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. and it's going to be concept one studio by toto. the address is 190 king street, san francisco. all the business owners are invited. they can go out there and find out all the low cost resources in small business administration state and community organizations provide help to small businesses to start and grow, and they also have an opportunity to talk to government officials, community leaders, bankers and nonprofit lenders. it's organized by s.b.a., and office of small business and supported by some of the banks and nonprofits, as well, so everybody's welcome to attend. >> thank you. commissioner zouzounis? >> yes. a merchant organization that i'm part of was reached out to by sf d.p.h. regarding the sugary beverage tax. this is an example of the order of operations by the city because right now, the tax has already come into play and the onus of explaining were beverages are more e

. >> commissioner riley? >> i love reading the history and looking at the beautiful pictures that you provided. thank you. >> commissioner dooley? >> i want to say it's a pleasure to add such an obviously deserving group of people to the legacy business. this is what it was designed to honor and support, so welcome. >> do we have a motion? >> i mve to approve. >> second. >> there's a motion by commissioner riley, seconded by commissioner dooley. roll call. [roll call] motion passes 4-0 with two absent. >> congratulations. [applause] next item, please. >> item 5, presentation and possible action to support pet-related businesses regarding efforts to maintain their businesses. businesses in the castro and noe valley, small businesses, smaller, locally owned independent pet stores and groomers are working to prevent possible closure. french.afternoon. >> who is presenting? you are separate from public comment. >> okay. i'm rick french. daniel burgerak -- >> thank you. >> i'm just going to -- since sage put this

general joseph martin who serves as commanding general of the first infantry division back in fort riley, kansas. i had the pleasure of working with general martin and his wife over the years and found them to be exceptional assets to fort riley as well as the entire community. although i was proud of their new journeyabout their new post. heraduat in 1986, alongside another fellow kansan, secretary of state mike pompeo. general martin was commissioned as armor officer, and after graduation served as variy of troop assignments including leadership of the land component in iraq where he partnered with iraq and allied forces to liberate mosul. most rently he served as commanding general in fort irrn commanding california, he's worked to build readiness among his troops and continues the partnerships with area communities and organizations to supportoldis and their families during their time at fort general martin has excelled ate will now be at the pentagon this june. my wife lane and i would like to first welcome general martin, his wife to the east coast. we commend them to their service

we are back with dan henninger, bill mcgurn and jason riley.bout this case as you look at it from both sides? >> well, i think this is a point that we have been heading towards for a long time and it's been speeding up lately which is to say institutions like harvard, yale, many of these other private schools, they have now become basically about social justice and racial compensation. they make no bones about it, the diversity officers run the institutions like that, professors right about this, this implies in many cases explicitly disadvantages asia applicants and white males because they are what they are known as privileged. this is quite open, there's no question about it. they want to suppress asian applicants and white males. now the question is that constitutional, i have to tell you, paul, part of me would think that a place like harvard and yale, if they want to turn themselves into reperration's actry, they -- factory, they ought to do it. paul: it's called the civil rights act of 1964, jason. the schools can use race as plus factor

. >> for the last five week, kevin riley has been undergoing intensive in patient treatment program forideo game habit. >> i would say the it was an addiction for me. get home from work. put in, at least six hours a night. sometimes upward of 12 hours. >> the world health organization is considering formally recognizing gaming addiction as a mental health condition. the disorder, which experts say affects no more than 3% of gamers, has three main characteristics. loss of control over gaming habits. prioritizing gaming over other activities. and, continuing to play despite negative consequences. >> we definitely have seen an increase in demand. >> hillary cache, co-founded restart, one of the nation's first treatment centers for video game addiction. phase one begins with patients like riley, completely unplugging. >> they're going, essentially through a detox. they also are counseling. and, in general, getting physically fit. eating healthy. catching up on sleep. >> but a division of american psychological association says, it's concerned that the current research base is not sufficient

we are back with dan henninger, bill mcgurn and jason riley.do you think about this case as you look at it from both sides? >> well, i think this is a point that we have been heading towards for a long time and it's been speeding up lately which is to say institutions like harvard, yale, many of these other private schools, they have now become basically about social justice and racial compensation. they make no bones about it, the diversity officers run the institutions like that, professors right about this, this implies in many cases explicitly disadvantages asia applicants and white males because they are what they are known as privileged. this is quite open, there's no question about it. they want to suppress asian applicants and white males. now the question is that constitutional, i have to tell you, paul, part of me would think that a place like harvard and yale, if they want to turn themselves into reperration's actry, they -- factory, they ought to do it. paul: it's called the civil rights act of 1964, jason. the schools can use race

warrenton, after riley road, single lane getting by a multi-car crash. looks like five cars involved there. >> 6:02. breaking news in prince gorges county this morning. >> two people had to be rushed to the hospital after getting an electrical shock. adam tuss is live. what happened? >> reporter: >> looks like we don't have adam's sound there. we're going to try to get btok him. obviously want to figure out what is happening there at mgm nation harbor. >>> 6:02. it is primary day or it was prary day in maryland. most of the races have been called. some are still tsnding. that's because of a computer glitch that impacted voter registration for 80,000 >> those will be decided by provisionalot ba ben jealous will face off against larry hogan. news 4 cameras were at the victory celebration. in his victory speech he said hogan will lose in november because he doesn'tnow how to build a people powered campaign. >> i'm not running to the left, i'm not running to the right, i'm running towards the people of our state. health care, massincarceration, ending the st

police say palma was killed by her husband... 43-year-old robert riley.ast seen driving a white chrysler 300. the car has the california license plate 7-u-a-b-8-3-1. riley is considered armed and dangerous. ( will ) happening today in the east bay... caltrans will close part of the caldecott tunnel for maintenance work. bore number four on westbound highway 24 will close tonight through wednesday night. the bore will be closed from 9:30 p-m until four a-m each day. the closure will allow workers to wash the inside of the tunnel. cal-trans says drivers should expect delays and allow extra time for the commute. ( will ) new this morning.... a high- ranking air force officer who disappeared 35-years ago... is now being held at travis air force in fairfield on desertion charges. investigators arrested williams howard hughes junior at his california home. hughes was involved in classified planning and analysis during the cold war. he was last seen withdrawing more than 28- thousand dollars in albuquerque back in 1983. hughes told authorities he was depressed a

police say palma was killed by her husband...43- year-old robert riley. officers beleive riley fled after the shooting. he was last seen driving a white chrysler 300. the vehicle has the california license plate 7-u-a-b-8-3-1. riley is considered armed and dangerous. (jr stone) up next... while californ..the bay area... and even some companies are cutting down on single use plastic... we talk to one expert who says we need to do more... and faster... to avoid disaster. (michelle) and while some leilani estates residents are now able to return home ... following the devastation of weeks of volcanic eruptions in hawaii... we talk to one northern california family who will have to start from scratch after losing their future home on the island. (michelle)in hawaii -- some people were able to return to their leilani estates homes ... but lava has destroyed more than 600 homes on hawaii's big island forcing some community members to build temporary shelters. (jrstone)and for one northern california family...retirement has been put on hold...as their future hom

we think the lesson to be drawn from riley and a jones is that any extension of predigital to this digital data -- must rest on their own bottom. >> how would you distinguish miller? >> miller requires more limited records and that it was voluntarily conveyed and words -- and were created by the passing of instruments in the stream of commerce to transfer funds. what we have here is more sensitive and less voluntary. >> why is it more sensitive? why is cell site location information more sensitive than bank records, which particularly today, when a lot of people do not use cash much, a bank record will disclose purchases, it will not only disclose everything the person buys, it will not only disclose locations, it will disclose things that can be very sensitive. >> i actually agree, justice alito, at the information can be -- that the information can be sensitive. what it does not do is provide a minute to minute account of the person's location at every different -- at any given period. >> why is that more sensitive than bank records which's show periodicals to which a person subscribed o

office found the body of vanessa palmer and determined she was killed by riley. officers found the body of riley who died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather temperatures still comfortable in the san ramon valley, mid to upper 50s there. out towards livermore, 57. you can see some of the warmth spilling into pleasant hill. look at mt. diablo, 3800 feet, already 73 degrees. 71 in los gatos at 1800 feet. the warmth is starting the creep in from the southeast. 59 in san jose, 56 in oakland and hayward. 53 in san francisco. we've got upper 50s in the north bay valleys. this will be a popular spot, in not today, definitely tomorrow. santa cruz getting away from the heat. if you're going to go to the pool, great today and tomorrow, the greatest place to stay cool. ocean, sunny today and milder than even yesterday. if you're out playing on the bay. in the east bay, we start at 58, 65 at 10:00, 74 at noon and low 80s during the afternoon hours, down to a comfortable 68 by 8:00. you're going to t

on the first english language film she met her future husband sam riley. whether it's u.s. or european films alexandra maria lara is in demand and on the way out. what do you think was a dog. that has private property. so groups who have yours to work franka potente or as a business minded madam together with tom hardy in the mystery series to food a gritty costume drama set in the nineteenth century. this is the tempest career took off with tom to it was berlin three long run long promised says. overnight franka potente was a star and started playing in the big leagues. with johnny depp in blow. alongside matt damon in bourne supremacy. but tend to also wants to step behind the camera her directorial debut was a silent movie. that's comfortable in the art house world as in mainstream cinema franka potente has found her groove. riskiest with angelina jolie made algos deal known in hollywood it's. theirs. and it's exactly the same professionalism and the same problem. the only difference may be the money and that there are many many more people working on set by. terrence ma

i mean, first let's talk about chris riley. kris riley had an instrumental role in the company. >> it basically makes it sound like someone who was like an intern. >> well, i mean, i think those are the facts of the matter. >> what you said now -- >> well, the facts of the matter are that chris wiley was on a tier 2 student visa. he was limited to working 20 hours a week, i believe. you'll have to check that. and as such, he could only work two days a week or at the company, which is probably why they alluded to him as a part-timer or a consultant or an intern or whatever he said. but that's not to undermine his value. chris wiley brought some very significant values to the company. not only did he introduce us to aiq, but he was also the person responsible for introducing us to dr. coven. he was the architect of that relationship and the idea of asking coven to collect data and he used that sort of data on modeling personalities. and then he went onto manage that relationship right up to the point that he left the company. >>

one of the first big towns in america i saw was kansas city, missouri as we were driving to fort riley, kansas. that was january 1964. i fell in love with the city and with kansas, generally. yes, i know the missouri press published the book, but you know, you can't have everything. i am delighted to be here. a couple of people i would like to recognize, stan cherry, my favorite one-legged cavalry officer. ask him how that happened. he was the corp g3 of the 79th states corp, in which the first division served. stan and i are old friends. we spent 10 or 15 years together, six months in bosnia 20 years ago. he is a great friend. i am glad to have him. steve rotkoff is a retired army colonel and military intelligence officer. neil bradley, another retired the deck,nel, stack bring your friends when you come to these things. jimmy, i just did a brain dump on your last name, another military intelligence officer and a frequent participant in these events. he is one of the rare army officers i know who can actually read without moving his lips. i have a friend of mine who is irish -- stan i

david riley, thank you for joining us.aiting for mike pompeo to hold a news briefing ahead of the meeting between donald trump and the north korean leader kim jong-il and. we will look -- kim jong-un. we will look at that and look at your markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." u.s. secretary of state is holding a news briefing ahead of the security -- this historic meeting between donald trump and kim jong-un. we are just listening to the secretary of state. let's have a listen to what he has to say. mpeo: this is truly a mission of peace. this afternoon the president called the president of japan and -- the prime minister of japan and the president of south korea. earlier today our ambassador led a delegation to meet with the vice foreign minister and her north korean delegation. the talks continue this afternoon, even as we sit here now. they are moving quite rapidly and we anticipate they will come to their logical conclusion more quickly than we had anticipated. i want to address a re

. >> commissioner riley. >> thank you for the presentation. it looks like you did your home work and your presentation is so detailed, we don't have to ask a lot of questions. i assume you will present the same information to the planning department. thank you. >> i would like to echo what my fellow commissioners have said. this commission was established for small businesses in san francisco. sometimes we forget about that, and i will admit that. we have to preserve these small, independent businesses. i would like to make a motion at this time to speak to the importance of preserving established small, independent businesses like the pet service industry here, and encourage the formula retailer to go open up in other parts of california, where there are not a lot of small businesses or neighborhoods where there are no pet grooming services. and i would like to make a motion that we support the small pet community in opposing this c.u. in noe valley. >> second. >> motion by commissioner adams. seconded by commissioner dooley. >> may i just --

she said her son riley continued selling water without the slightest disturbance. >> riley, if you had looked chinese, you would have been stopped. because you didn't look chinese, they didn't stop you and you were spared. >> why did they make this a racial issue? this was never a racial issue, ever. >> reporter: alison ettel apologized for her actions and said race should be thrown out the window. >> that was never it. i just wanted them to be quiet or move to a corner. they were being disruptive, that's it. >> reporter: they said a service call was never placed, but a woman who lifves in the same neighborhood as ettel has an appointment. >> the are games that go on here all the time, concerts that go on all the time. >> reporter: and according to residents, sales of concessions happening all the time, too. earlier today i spoke to the eight-year-old girl's mother who brought up this point. how many times in recent months and years have we seen police called to the scene involving children of color that have ended fatally? she says that is always in the back of her mind. reporting liv

. >> veteran tom riley talks about his vietnam war service including his time as harmy radio operator and war correspondent for the stars and stripes newspaper. he also describes his close encounters with a land mine and a ha

police say palma was killed by her husband... 43-year-old robert riley.-8-3-1. riley is considered armed and ( will ) the search is on for a woman accused of trying to light a molotov cocktail at a newark preschool. this happened back in november... but now we're getting a look at the person police say is responsible. police say the woman tried to light the molotov... but it would not light. so... she smashed the glass ort safari kid inc. with the bottle instead. the woman caused major damage to the ( will ) happening today in the east bay... caltrans will close part of the caldecott tunnel for maintenance work. bore number four on westbound highway 24 will close tonight through wednesday night. the bore will be closed from 9:30 p-m until four a-m each day. the closure will allow workers to wash the inside of the tunnel. cal-trans says drivers should expect delays and allow extra time for the commute. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) new incredible video of a san rafael police officer rescuing a dog from a burning boat. it happened last thursday morning at the san

kim riley, bbc look east, essex police headquarters.ilway exhibition at long marston in warwickshire. researchers at the university of birmingham have developed the engine, which is a small narrow—gauge prototype. they say it could have far reaching affects on cleaner rail technology. peter plisner reports. it might be small, but the technology that runs it could be the next big thing on the railways. today's passengers certainly thought so. i think it's one of the ways forward, certainly. i think it's a great piece of innovation, especially if it's good for the environment. this is our hydrogen fuel tank. developed by students at the university of birmingham, the hydrogen hero, like the trains of the past, only emits steam.

commissioner riley? >> yes. can you give me some background information on this cultural district? how did it come about, and would this district be specifically within another district or would it crossover more than one districts? and is this program still in working? -- work in process? it's not done yet, is it? yes. >> yes. so part of the history is actually we've had defined ways of defining critical districts. many years ago japantown started a process to designate themselves as a special area, as a cultural district. calle 24, about three, four years ago was created via resolution by supervisor david campos at the time to have this kind of special designation to be able to bring more attention and resources to the area, knowing that a lot of the small businesses and the people in the area were getting displaced. and then, with time, we've had a lot of other cultural districts created, and it's been a little bit haphazardly. it's been great that city departments have been very interested and very supportive in the process, but we really haven't had a formalized process, and i

jessica, are you just hoping to see riley curry? >> riley is a star in her own right, so, yes, very excited to see her. but yes, of course all the players, curry. >> clay. >> draymond green. >> right after the game clay had the best quote. i was watching cnn and they asked him what about the champagne going on. he said i'm not champagne guy but i kill bud lights. that's klay thompson. he's a fun player and has a sense of humor. >> no doubt he'll have one of those on hand. okay. >> maybe. >> we're here on 11th and broadway. if you're coming out to stake your spot, come out and say hi to matt and i. >> back to you in the studio. >> already having fun out there. i'm interested to see how the bull horns work out. give draymond a bullhorn. >> i would be really nervous. i have two things i can say. yeah, thank you, we're excited. good luck coming up with something better. >> if you can't make it to the parade in person, we actually have a great vantage point for you. you can catch dub nation celebration on abc 7. our live coverage starts

. >>> a family displaced after a house fire this morning in silver spring on osbourne drive near riley road. the fire began on the first floor and spread up to th attic and the roof. montgomery county fire was at the en nobody was injured. >>> if you grew up listening to radio in washington, chances are you remember the morning team of harden and lever on wmal. tonight we are sad to report that frank harden died yesterday at home at the age of 95. and his broadcast partner hosted the popular morning show from 1960 until weaver died in 1992. harden retiredn '97 after celebrating his 50th anniversary at the station. this is a tweet from that station. >>> she still kong conferred tv, fashion, and social media. is kim kardashian ready to take over politics? e new interview that this . >>> smoke andes fl everybody safely got off a bus when it caught fire in the district today. this all happened about noon on 95 northbound near the suitland parkwayexit. the fire shut down traffic on ce northbound side. the bus wasrying a tour group from georgia. >>> could another rlity star follow president

he's like, it's by boots riley. i'm like, i'm in.nd it's just an amazing, sort of, take on the society that we live in now where sort of like the dollar is valued over the value of human life, and is the good of the individual trumping the good of the group, or is the good of the group good for the individual? it's just really interesting commentary. >> jimmy: it's also shot weird. >> yes. >> jimmy: and different and something like you just never see. >> everybody needs to see this just so you can walk out and go -- >> jimmy: that was an experience. >> what was that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i like that. i want to show a clip. here's armie hammer in the new movie, "sorry to bother you." take a look at this. >> i want you at worry free. i think that you are more than just the world's greatest telemarketer. >> well, why the -- did you choose me? out of everybody you could have chose, why did you pick me? for what? >> cash. cash. you are awesome. i've never seen anyone go through the ranks at regal view like you d

investigators believe this is the shooter, robert riley, the victim is his wife. >>> a few hours later three more people were shot near cesar chavez, one man died in that attack. and this morning a man was shot outside of bob's donuts. we're told the victim in that case suffered nonlife threatening injury. there's no word on whether the police believe these cases are related. >>> every police officer gets emergency calls but the call one local officer got was different and had nothing to do with the uniform he wears. we're joined in san jose where one officer is preparing to donate his bone maier row. dami damian. >> reporter: the officer is on patrol tonight, he works a swing shift but at the same time he's preparing to save a young person's life. he gets in his patrol car ready to protect and serve the people of san jose. he knows there is always a chance the next call will send him rushing to save someone's life. that call came recently but not when he was in uniform and not the way he expected. >> i was selected as a match. >> for a patient who needs a bone marrow transplant to sur

>> boots riley. >> jimmy: yeah, bootriley. yeah, boots riley.ovie? >> i play cassius green who is basically a telemarketer who is trying to better himself and better position hims the world. and in order to do this, he hasp on his white voice. but the movie itself is -- it's anbsurd dark comedy, light dark comedy, with magical realism. realisnisism? >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. [ laughter ] you killed that.ma >> witcal -- it's -- >> jimmy: yeah, there you go. >> it's sci-fi. just using the w telemarketing to sort of go on the journey with cassius who is trying to better his life.: >> jimplain the white voice for a second. >> you bet. ->> jimmy: because when y when you talk in white voice, it's actually st a white person doing your voice, right? >> yeah. so -- >> jimmy: you're lip syncing, no it's -- it's funny. >> yeah, it's -- so we're on set doing this. [ lahter ] and then they had david cross, w,o does my voice in the s come on and over dub. and the white voice is the ormechanism that's used to of bring yourself up the ladder in this world i

this man, robert riley killed his wife two weeks ago. she was in a car on mission street. the sheriff's office located him at a home in french camp, it appears he shot himself. >>> a san francisco construction company is facing a discrimination lawsuit over what black workers say they discovered at the jobsite. henry lee spoke with workers who say they were subjected to graffiti using n-word and black dolls hanging from nieces. >> open that up. this is it here. >> reporter: this is what they found, black dolls hanging from nooses inside a porta potty at a construction site. there were also racial epithets that used n-word. >> like operators, suck, whatever, racial slurs. >> i want this to be exposed. this is 2018 and we shouldn't have to go through this. >> reporter: these operators say they were terminated after they complained about hateful messages at park tower. in office skyscraper being built . they say the dolls came with messages reading kill and their names. >> i have seen it and i have to believe it. but if you told me, i wouldn't believe it. >> reporter: the civ

. >> reporter: for the last five weeks kevin riley has been undergoing an intensive treatment programbit. >> i would definitely say it was definitely a addiction for me. get home from work and probably put in at least six hours a night. up sometimes up towards of 12 hours. >> the w.h.o. is considering recognizing gaming addiction as the disorder. the disorder which affects no more than 3% of gamers has three main characteristics. loss of control over gaming habits, prioritizing gaming over other activities and continuing to play despite negative consequences. >> we definitely have seen an increase in demand. >> reporter: hillary cash co-founded restart, one of the nation's first treatment centers if are video game addiction. phase one begins with patients like riley completely unplugging. >> they are going essentially through a detox. they also are receiving counseling and in general getting physically fit. eating healthy. catching up on sleep. >> reporter: but a division of the american league psychological association says it is concerned the current research base is not sufficient