the person in question can come and also set up a table and do this himself against the gay seller so shops are still held to the same regulation that they need to have background check on every purchase and food to people who can he said privately off sometimes you know the same gang that took place and seller has is not required to run a background check and said why are you not holding this to sell or selling the same the same product to same standards that's the problem that's the loophole. her gun show. but they have. both had a. way to go back and could get. to it. earlier all right automatic and all their lives. right. we had all. right we're going to have. all you. know. that they have never seen anything. like they are. here. this entire transaction that we just record of bread broke no law federal or state law this is why i want to do is to show these simple transactions and say this is something that's perfectly legal for countless shot i think we are like most americans who didn't have much involvement with gun violence and never to share lives and we were really involved in the

people who live and work in san francisco also shop at local restaurants, so shop at the local retail stores. it is a huge economic impact in san francisco. in my opinion, it is getting our costs under control but also promoting economic development so we have a financial engine that will continue to promote us year after year. >> what are your ideas on dealing with the issue of homelessness in san francisco? >> i am one that thinks mayor newsom did a great job thinking proactively about what we need to do in san francisco. when he started care not cash -- but enacted so many things past that. project award down, when he ended up making sure there were family members on the receiving end, giving people bus tickets to go back home to where they are from -- project homeward bound. unfortunately, the project does not have a silver bullet ending. we deal with our homeless problem, and a lot of it, we need to make sure that the homeless population -- a lot of them have mental health issues where it is just not solvable to lock them up. we need to help them, and i think we have that in our

i am so worried if you open one of these marijuana shops at a lot of people who do not belong in the area will be in the area. i am so worried about the safety of the neighborhood and more people will be victimized. that is all. >> i live around the mission area. i am very worried if they're going to have the marijuana shop open there. if people passing by like going to school, i am very concerned. that is all. >> next speaker. >> i lived in geneva have located outside mission. -- live in geneva located outside mission. if they are going to open and marijuana shop, i am very concerned some of the kids will eventually get addicted to this marijuana. marijuana is a drug. if people get addicted, they can have like a mental illusion. when i was waiting on the bus in the area, i have seen people after they took its, they are wobbling around and they do not know what is going on and they fall onto the ground. i have seen that they hurt themselves, bleeding from the head, then nose, i was extremely scared and frightened. let's say if marijuana can treat people, they are going to go to the ho

the so-called shopping sheet is supposed to make it a little bit easier for families to comparison shop nothing confusing about the weather because it is beautiful >> i think it will be fantastic. temperatures are coming down just a few degrees. your headed out the door you will see low clouds and fog extending well onshore now with numbers and mainly in the fifties. by the afternoon, gorgeous. a little bit breezy around the bay. patchy fog and sunshine out towards the coast. mild temperatures to the bay area, a little bit breezy into the afternoon. it should begin to break up as we had throughout the day. watts of sunshine in the valleys and a stronger surge overnight into tomorrow morning will bring mild weather. plenty of sunshine to come today, plan on 80 degrees in san jose. 63 in pacifica. east bay temperatures into the 80s in many spots and even upper 80s in brentwood. as you make your way inside the bay, 69 in oakland. five in san francisco. the next couple of days the temperatures will be bottoming out by thursday and friday we will start to warm up in the weekend looks great w

in the convicts mess hall but also sold at shops beyond the gates customers can easily recognize the milk's origins by the colonies a brand symbol a sailboat. so little shop selling groceries produced by the prisoners has been opened right next door to the colony it bears a beautiful name. meaning a chunk of bread in russian with all these cucumbers being grown in the colony yes they are and they see well what sort. of kind is that. how can we buy some bread yes the hotel's delivered it from the bakery. it's most frequent customers or the relatives of the convict people living in the nearby villages are also happy to buy food at such convict outlets prices here are significantly lower and there's a decent range of products on sale. when should you say thank you. correctional labor colonies don't just produce dairy and vegetables. clothing both accessories souvenirs and even log cabins forbes magazine wrote that the russian prison industry is one of the most profitable occupations for him make. more than two hundred fifty convex have a job we have timber production here prisoners dig wells and to build log cabins now we are constructing a churc

so shop. second one is you say you have to consider choosing your home location. >> much like the real estate industry, the insurance industry looks at location. and this is not widely known outside of insurance regulators and people in the fire industry but home insurer when underwriting your policy looks to see -- looks to an organization called i.s.o., an insurance rating organization, they look to see where is the home near a fire hydrant? is there a volunteer or professional firefighting department. >> jamie: those will save you 5 e% to 15% more potentially if you live near a fire hydrant or have a professional crew in your neighborhood. let's get to the third one. a lot of news this hour. you say go private. what's that mean? >> this affects only a small percentage of americans, two to three million americans who are in -- have their home insurer is basically the state. they're a property insurer of last resort. in the state of louisiana you can go to the property insurer in the state of

during the holidays the construction project will be cleared out for the heavy holiday shopping so good news berendt is if you want your shopping union square will be able to more relief. within artless. thanks for months. >>> ready to pay more for water if the governor has his way. his plan to feed water it will cost people here in the bay area. reporter and of duran's lawyer tells us, and how much water bills could go up. dirichlet's the delta's liquid gold is destined for the central valley. we can survive with laos is state water projects. no one knows how much the governor's delta plan will cost to build and maintain the initial estimates is $14 billion and will be paid by water users and those in the tunnels are for southern california and not the bay is mistaken according to water directors who use a different amount and the rest of us. in terms of the state water projects southern california starts at the delta. so we're part of southern california. and we need a more reliable water system that is evan at the mercy of state regulatory winds. did we get some customers that it is

so he sees the wine shop. so they come back together. that sets out this chain of events. they hate each other. but i keep getting pushed together randomly. within a matter of days, without intending to, they have hijacked a clothing-optional cruise ship. [laughter] >> it gets a little weird starting their. >> that is very early in the plot. from there, this is the story of two guys who do not want to be together, all they want to do is go home, but things keep happening to them. they become international terrorists, and the end up going all over the world. >> they bring democracy to cuba. [laughter] they delivered two million bananas to the starving folks in somalia. they go from being perceived as terrorists into being great liberators. >> but they never know. they have no idea that any of this is happening all the way through. that is sort of how we got going. a lot of times when people write books, novels, and i do not want to get to inside baseball, but they have what is called a plot. [laughter] we did not really have that. [laughter] it was improvisational novel wri

japan time here on so much so that people like to drop by even when the shop is closed on sundays. nhk world's kentaro fukahara reports. >> reporter: sunday morning and t? >> translator: they all have >> reporter: they come to look at the shutters.os.ng bad days ma sorry, we're closed. illustrated by han owner.s 89. >> translator: i love being in my store. it's my entire life. and he as if he were actually talking with them.ranslator: it's too blunt just to say "shop closed today." nd a message to my so i wrote to raise people's spirits summer with a blue sky overhead. reach for theposted this one after last year's march 11th the eart even so, spring is here and the cherry blossom is out. >> reporter: now sakamoto's sundays.on why psame sentiments about life. this autumn, thetiring. he gave his final performance on he chose one of his own pieces for his turn in the spotlight. 1996. critics andistic ofrom supported me came together to >> he will officially retire in september. he plakies here in tokyo but in westeion could get severe rachel duringson with her world weather forecast.

>> so i can shop. >> if you'd like to learn more about hannah or help in any way, head to our web sitet wjz.com for a link. back to you. >> the disease affects about one in every 20,000 americans. >>> there was a wonderful reunion. it included bernadette. she went to visit at johns hopkins. 600 tiny babies a year. this is the 100th anniversary of the johns hopkins children's center. >> they all look great, don't they? >> yeah. it's a wonderful gathering. the kids come back, so we look forward to many years with them. really nice afternoon. weatherwise, it was a beautiful day for the temperatures, but a couple of showers came in. we have the first warning doppler radar. we have rain from the west and we see general tracks in western part of the state and up into pennsylvania but you see the overall track is slowly edging off to the east, so haigerstown, more to the east overnight. for most of us, more clouds than rain that we've dealt with in the afternoon and evening hours and as far as the winds go, it's pretty light also. we're probably going to see patchy fog overnight and the tempe

. >>> so how much shopping are you doing online and should you be tax-free? join in the conversation on our facebook page. wyatt? >>> on the weather front here, just a couple of beneficial rain showers showing up mainly north of baltimore here the cou back into the bel aire area. a lot of us are clouding up. quite a bit of cloud cover has developed across the state, so not the early sunshine we had. as we look at the inner harbor, you can kind of see that, the clouds thickening up here. will the sun be back tomorrow and how hot will things trend into your weekend? we've got the details coming up in just a few. >> thanks, wyatt. >>> two hospitals are no longer giving formula to new moms. it's an effort to promote breastfeeding. hospital officials say more than 90% of new mothers breast- feed at the hospital following delivery. >>> and an warning for anybody heading to the ocean this summer. police are searching for two teenagers they believe are appearing with counterfeit $20 bills. two teen boys tried to pass the fake 20's at four different shops. one busines

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>> yeah, it's always hard because sometimes the persons coming to shop -- >> might not be the person -- >> soe a lot of seniors and elderly, who are shopping for the family. because so many families we serve are working families. people are at work during the day, and annelerly person grandmother or grandfather can come to the panty -- >> total number of people you serve? >> we serve enough food for over 100,000 meals each day. we think we serve close to 200,000 people. just in the schools alone, we're giving out low-income snacks to the school kids. >> people think of it like a soup kitchen or homeless shelter kind of arrangement. but this is a network that goes throughout. >> 230 panties. you have to get out for people to receive this food. >> if you are providing this assistance to keep the social safety net strong there are others in d.c. who are proposing massive kinds of cuts for other services to pour people. aside from food what would you be most concerned about? >> medical care. that's one of the stories we hear from our clients is that a medical bill is the reason they are there. co

the years, so -- to bus lines, like along the outer richmond district area that have led many seniors without a bus route to get up the hill or to get down the hill to go either grocery shopping -- so we are looking at how the system might not be closely enough based on the needs of people like, especially seniors, or disabled people. there's also some bustlines that are less used in the richmond district that we are now working with the muni system to think about continuing but maybe reduce its frequency, but continue its access for many people that live in isolated parts of the city. i strongly support stronger youth discount passes and supporting the bus system so that younger people have strong access. we are trying to work with the school district right now and city agencies to ensure that young people get more support. we want them to be lifelong transit riders as well, so we are trying to look at different issues of transit equity for younger people in our population as well. >> what is happening with crime in your district, and how do you think our police department is doing? supervisor mar: we are extremely lucky to have a great police captain with great officers wit

is spending the money we spend at chick-fil-a on causes we don't agree with, so we're not going to so shopwe are not going to eat there we'll go some where else. >> given our need for jobs in our country. frankly chick-fil-a's balance sheet and my love of waffle fries, i don't understand why rahm emanuel is not opening his arms. >> if your love for waffle fries outweighs your love for social justice by all means go eat at chick-fil-a. martha: hold on, i want you to address the jobs issues. according to one member i read 97 jobs in chicago would be brought in by the sue chick-fil-a establishments. should that not also be a concern for rahm emanuel. if you want to work there work if if you don't you shouldn't. >> i don't think any job should outweigh your willingness and belief in certain issues. if you believe strongly in marriage equality as rahm emanuel and i do then no amount of money earned there is going to be going against this cause. the state can't just say this guy has done bad things, if he's discriminating against gays and lesbians in the employment arena or as customers then the

shops all over our area. i want the commissioners to seriously think and to oppose having this open for the sake of the future of our next generation and the future of our country so that the marijuana shop will not open in our neighborhood. i do not oppose people who need to use marijuana. they're welcome to use it in another neighborhood or go to the pharmacy or to the hospital taking whatever marijuana they need. i have no opposition for them to use it. i want you to think about it and then make a decision. president hwang: next speaker. >> after listening to both sides, you can see it is an emotional issue for our community. i am a resident of district 11. one of the most compelling arguments tonight was made from the gentleman by the planning commission. we have not gotten direction from the planning department and from the board of supervisors. it sounds like they are prepared to make a new decision. i would urge you to keep continue this item until there is a final decision from the board of supervisors. they are in the process of crafting legislation. it seems to be the most compelling argument this evening because there is not going to be resolution on ei

host of our residents who are not working, not paying taxes, don't have disposable income so they're not shopping. that's a problem for us. >> reporter: tax revenues have plummeted and the city now has a $45 million budget hole. it has cash to pay city workers for just one more month. the city work force has already been slashed 20% and employees have been given... have given $10 million in salary and benefit concessions. the city wants to renegotiate its labor agreements. right now san bernardino expects to take in $120 million in revenue this year, but it pays out $126 million to workers and retirees, so before a single city service is performed, san bernardino is already $6 million in the red. the city attorney now says that in 13 of the past 16 years budget documents were falsified, masking the depth of the problems. the firefighters' union calls bankruptcy the easy way out. >> i interpret the bankruptcy as them protecting their fiscal mismanagement for years and years and years. it's giving them basically a free bi. >> reporter: how frustrated are you? >> i'm very, very, very frustrated. >>

time to start shopping. thanks so much. it is 76 degrees. >> coming up, important news for commuters in montgomery county. a fire caused changes for the ride on bus captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> thursday morning. another warm start today. to be made up to 101 yesterday at reagan national. this was the seventh time this year of 100 degrees or better. outside this morning it's 80 degrees at reagan national, 73 in gaithersburg, the same in hagerstown. it's quiet on the doppler radar right now. expect showers and thunderstorms as we move through the late morning and into the afternoon. here's the futurecast. we will have highs today in the mid to low 90's with afternoon storms. this time tomorrow morning, look at the orange across the district, in fairfax and prince or does county and montgomery county. this area could have heavy amounts of rain for the rush hour early tomorrow morning, and then skies begin to clear a little, followed by another round of showers. coming up, the extended ou

dance class, shopping, and more. so do something nice for it. chevron with techron. >>> she let out a scream and jumped from the sky ride on the beach in new jersey she said she was scared she would get hit by lightening its sheet was stranded on the ride the power went out. both girls are ok the jump was caught on tape and posted on youtube. a downpour in north carolina 5 in. of rain caused flash flooding stranded drivers more than two dozen cars abandoned on one freeway near greensboro because of all the water disappointing news of tourists visiting the nation's capital >>> the cannot go inside the washington monument it has been closed for nearly a year following an earthquake last august several cracks found in the monument. the national park service says repairs begin this fall it may take a year or more. a plan for by sharing during america's cup event delayed. officials are negotiating with the air quality management district it was awarded $4 million to install 1000 bikes but not in place in time of the america's cup. officials said it w

they will still play football so the shop keepers and vendors will make money off penn state. they'll make some money, but i'll tell you this. there ain't going to be 110,000 people going to football games. they are going to be terrible. >> are the people who go up there to happy valley sunday morning, i've been in that crowd there, that incredible ride up the hill to get there, where everything is about winning and the big ten. are they going to understand as they go to games this fall are they going to understand because a revered coach and other authorities at their revered institution covered up a rape? are they going to get it? >> i think it's a great question. frankly, no, they won't get it. i think they get it now. the minute the football season starts -- i was on the penn state athletic website today. right at the top in the right-hand corner, 40 days, 12 hours and 13 minutes until the opener against ohio university. they won't get it. the minute they sit in that stadium and the minute they start losing to traditional rivals like ohio state, they're going to say, you k

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so a new england coffee shop chain is being investigated for hiring discrimination.'s coffee hires mostly young pretty woman but is that illegal? as the economist points out no federal law forbids employers from discrimination based on hotness. really this is an area where everyone, including the not hot, often discriminate. i bet homely dudes wouldn't read playboy if standards dropped. attraction is the engine that moves us. hormones increase effort for interaction. it's hard to override. ask bob. why shouldn't a coffee shop hire a cutie to bring in customers? that's capitalism even the plain prefer but it shouldn't eliminate nonmodels. ugly men about make money. g simmons before or after. meanwhile, with what happened to this guy, leif gator. this, not so pretty now. consider politics, both parties candidates side-by-side. gorgeous, each one. it leads me to wonder when was the last time we had an ugly president? he wasn't so bad, was he? maybe it's time for another. maybe we'll stop lusting and start listening, dana. unlike me, you're not gorgeous. do you feel like

not every one of the lenders is going to see your situation the same, so you should be shopping. >> [inaudible] >> you can do contract financing. that exists. but a line of credit is probably what you're looking for. >> thank you, marc. i have a question from the audience about a burgeoning market. any avenues for san francisco medical cannabis dispensaries? open to the panel. >> in terms of financing? i can tell you what will be the licensing and zoning regulations, but i think i would turn it over to our financial institutions, in terms of -- in terms of the type of business that you would consider financing. >> we look at all kinds of business. we always want to see a business plan. we want to see the cash flow. just like the lady before, you can have a good plan, but if you do not have cash -- good credit is always important. people sometimes have no cash or they may have a cosigner or partner that could help. >> opportunity fund is a 51 say -- 501 c nonprofit and we can make the bay area a better place especially for low and moderate-income communities. some of our funding source

shopping malls. and almost everybody is on facebook. so people spend and more on mobile. >> you aren't really focused on retail in cosmic which was acquired by wal-mart. what were you guys doing? >> so at cosmic, we were working in the space of social media and analyzing what people are saying on facebook and twitter and using that for interesting things. what's the story right now? what's the news event happening right now? is somebody into hiking or biking or adventure sports, based on what -- >> what does that knowledge bring into the retail space? what can you do with the fact that i like hiking, but hate biking. >> there were recent reports about target, right? >> i won't comment on target. >> is she pregnant? >> i had to have been buying lotions and supplements according to the latest article coming out about target. certain consumer behavior, you can know a month before the baby arrives at least, that the baby is on the way and you can send out coupons for diapers and formula. >> that's the target theory. >> so we're not doing exact

so they didn't see this. then there was the "chicago tribune" indication shop downstairs. the way they coordinated between the lawyers and communication shop in the critical five or 51/2 minutes to make sure the president got the right information, that the white house react sudden a really incredibly impressive story. >> what about msnbc, pete williams, did get the story right. how were they so confident? >> they had a different strategy. your tape shows that cnn, fox, msnbc. but what pete williams did was say, i'm not going to try and get this in the first few seconds. he was not on the steps of the court. he was inside the press room, took the copy. and took the time to read it as he walked out. and then he heard on our conference call, me say that it had been invalidated. he figured it out from the opinion at the same time. so where fox and cnn went about it -- 10:07:50, that tape of pete williams on the air is at 10:10:37, 2 1/2 minutes later. he's taking the time to walk. and he says, that -- they don't go to the steps of the supreme court and him until he knows. >>

to establish itself as a shopping destination is going so far as to do publicity for its new businesses that there is apparently a problem and neighbors are not exactly who is sitting are. a final audit businesses selling a personal touch biden's bagels held as coffee shop. tucker jane. a vintage clothing boutique but did wait you'll let you in on the little secret. if you look closely the secret is spelled out on the walls. the windows on the receipt. >>> goodwill industries. does like the one on the since she and san francisco. at a big business to try to pretend to be something that is not. jennifer hansen is the honor of saks consignment. did we ever to for 18 years and have owned from 07. i was not upset about them coming in until they started this allow breads advertising campaign. in order not to seem out of character with the rest of the town they have made these very elaborate bios about two women to contract their entire lives hiking in marin county. that is real. >>> is just playful fun story telling. tim murray is director of brand marketing for goodwill in san francisco. >>

grocery shopping, carpooling. >> so now johnny is paying back and the community is all in.ve bought $800 worth of lemonade from johnny and his solder-- older sister katie, more than enough to pay the myers $500 insurance deductible, not that elissa myers was ever counting. >> he was giving us money but it wasn't money, he was giving husband johnny. he was giving us from his heart. >> more than five quarters. >> oh my lod-- lord. >> almost every day donna asked her children what specific good deed they did that day. johnny karlinchak will nail mom's question tonight. wyatt andrews, cbs-- cbs news, springfield, virginia. >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, good night. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> george's vacation with stacy's parents. the clooney family together with the keiblers in italy. is a wedding in the works? >>> behind the scenes of j. lo's new world tour. >> i need a band of seven 11. >> backstage in the dressing room. >>> hi, i'm jimmy k