and handed to us at the station level. and they put them on the report for you and once again going back to the alu recommends approves with the following conditions. number one, sales of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted between the hours of eleven a.m. to 12 a.m. sunday through wednesday and eleven a.m. to 12 a.m. on thursday through saturday for the first six months beginning the first day that the license is issued. and number two, this license shall not be on sale for a general license and number three, no noise shall be audible beyond the area of the control of the license and number four, loit tering it is defined as to stand eyedly about and linger without lawful business and it is prohibited on any sidewalk or property, adjacent to the license premise under the control of the licensee, as depicted on this form, and no person, number five, no person under the age of 21 shall sell or deliver alcohol being beverages number six, all sales and service staff within 90 days of hire shall complete the abc slas in res

longer, we will tried togetherwe in the end station with the same level of ambition. that is what the goals should be. >> one last question. >> thank you. i have a question on regulatory harmonization. clearly there are certain sectors, certain industries, which are further advance in terms of convergence because of cross investment and trade over many, many years. is it conceivable that within morearena, we will see disparity in terms of convergence sector by sector? it sounds like some areas may be more advanced. this was my experience when i worked on the regulatory standards by sector. we get harvest on so much quicker than others. can we get your views on that? >> thank you. there are a number of sectors and have agreed on what they think is needed in their specific set for that sector. -- specific sector. that is giving you a comfortable idea. -- iisk for disparity the verticalessing aspects, you will develop discipline. it will become the backbone of a sector approach. you cannot move from one sector to the other. in a pragmatic way, we will be able to develop

level. bleeding he stumbled down the escalator to the bart station. what did you see and hear? >> there was a lot of people screaming and running towards the other mall >> reporter: the victim taken to san francisco general hospital with life-threatening injuries but the gunman got away. >> so the powell bart station shut down for about 30 minutes so police could conduct their investigation. it's back open this morning >>> police say it appears that the victim was targeted so it was not likely a random shooting. >>> today is a holiday. you're taking full credit >> why not? i get blamed for the bad. feeling a little spring like for the afternoon. a few high clouds drifting overhead and a few high clouds, otherwise, looking good. not bad, we're going to see a lot of sunshine today. the temperatures are cool in spots 36 degrees in santa rosa. 46 in san francisco and 43 degrees in oakland. looking towards the afternoon, plenty of sunshine the temperatures up in the 60s in some of the warmer spots. >>> thank you. out the door we go. all of the sensors are showing bright green this m

percent from december economists said they expected the drop in personal consumption to level off sales at gasoline stations bros but auto and auto parts dealers saw sales fall more than two percent. department stores and suppliers of sporting and entertainment goods also lost sales as shoppers. as shoppers that is stayed home. investors shrugged off from american retail spending us stock prices closed higher on thursday as market players chose to focus more on earnings and economic data the dow jones industrial average ending at sixteen thousand twenty seven that's up four tenths of a percent the nasdaq four thousand two hundred forty deaths of more than nine tenths of a percent let's check on tokyo shares are opening this friday morning from the military joins us from that i can stock exchange for me the morning so i was the very laws are lifting sentiment how is token starting. yeh is actually a very positive earnings results of shrugging off not so weak retail sales this month and a lot of bad weather in the us lot of bad weather here in tokyo as well but to us stocks closed at around three week highs w

. >> so there are those places like 7 leveling and mom and pop stores and gas stations. >> i guess want to say oftentimes they're sold in costco people come in and decide whether or not they're going to buy cigarettes or e cigarettes. so we did mention there's a lot of chemicals inside the varpdz >> yes. there are a lot of chemicals so a lot of times the augment is made their safer than that cigarette and that's true the chemicals are lower but there's still a lot of chemicals that are there. >> we still want to say it's harmful for people around them. >> yes. even knowing there's those chemicals about that have been known for people have there. >> how expensive or cheap affordable are they. >> sometime wrought-up costco. we have photos they're sold next to pep to about his month and their spies i didn't hot we're aware the industry says we're a tobacco product and there's confusion about whether or not they're helping people and researches are saying they're not helping. here you see the pricing when our buying in bulk enjoy the disposable it's a one hundred and 27 pack that leads to a

russia or the netherlands the u s and o level won five golds not without station but most of the whales in the top five enough to clinch the gold in the final event of date and demands that each stage of gemini strengthen his position on top with eight gold medals. think of russia's i saw the team up with a maryland to training but staying on track for women. the goal will be possible of course the victory of the norway the ready she takes on the scandinavians in a must win showed on tuesday often in on sunday russian beat slovakia which often finds them only to fall in the abyss of defeat suffered the against team usa only a win against the vacuous cough although it needed attention to add this to the sides with the temerity to school in open play off season to them full plate discuss the performance and i was previously given the russian from this that bring joy to celebrate the lead to success i'm going to be joined by a couple bought a ice hockey legend side of tucson and the inside of the foliage of the trade zone and excited how much pressure on instructions on the special place i

station. with the same level of ambition and that should be the goal. >> one last question. my name is paul stern. >> back onto the question. >> clearly there are certain set sectors because of convergence and cross investment and trade over many years. is it conceivable that within that arena that we will see more disparity in terms of convergence sector by your, like in autos, it could be more advanced than others. this is my experience when i worked on the transatlantic regulatory business dialogue, the regulatory standards by sector and we could harvest on this much quicker than others. can you give us your views on a map. >> we have a number of sectors that have agreed to this on what they think is needed in the specific center. and that gives you a formidable stopping point. the risk of disparity, i think, by addressing the aspects and the political aspect, you will have to develop discipline that become the backbone and you cannot have this one to another. i believe that if in a pragmatic way the backbone of that kind of regulatory convergence or existing measures wer

. >> protesters in bosnia gather outside a police station in sarajevo, they are angry at high levelsf unemployment and living conditions. tim friend has more from sarajevo. >> protests and frustrations are unreleapting. violence ceased for now, but the passion remains. >> on the streets. you have to fight for your future, because they don't fight for our future any more. >> the country is in crisis. years of anger over a stag napt economy erupted last week in street battles with police. protesters appealed for a peaceful demonstration. they know to achieve their aims they'll have to keep up the pressure on politicians at a national and local level. >> two local government workers examine their offices - burnt out during friday's rioting. they tell me they saved the building during the bosnia war in 1992. now it's been wrecked by their open citizens. police say of 44 held, 10 are in custody. >> civil rights groups claim police are leaking sfofs of ceased guns and drugs in an total to discredit demonstrators. police deny the claim. unemployment has hit the young hardest here. an econom

i have to go on a longer answer, we will make sure that we arrived together in the end station with the same level of ambition, and that's i think what should be the goal. >> one last question. >> back on to the question of regulatory harmonization, however you want to describe it, clearly there are certain sectors, certain industries which are further advanced, if you will, in terms of convergence because of the cross investment and trade over the many years. .. is it conceivable that within that arena that we will see more disparity in terms of convergence sector by your, like in autos, it could be more advanced than others. this is my experience when i worked on the transatlantic regulatory business dialogue, the regulatory standards by sector and we could harvest on this much quicker than others. can you give us your views on a map. >> we have a number of sectors that have agreed to this on what they think is needed in the specific center. and that

. >> well, there are all kinds of poisons that are -- things at certain levels, certain conner is stations that are poison that are bat for you but in smaller amounts are used for treatment. the you tree, cures for -- the ewe treatment, the chemical produce there had is a benefit. but we also look at the non-scientific side of this and look at the poison in the literature, alice in wonder land and harry potter and there's also mysteries to solve looking at poison. what caused the death of this -- of this dog or something else and then you go through a series of clues to discover that. >> actually a laboratory. the. >> rose: and what about the exfwigs the solomon islands? biofluor rens? >> it's called explore 21. and we were talking about the fact that the museum has done expeditions from the beginning but these are big, bold, multidisciplinary exhibitions and they are very high tech. so off they go to the solomon islands to dive deep into the sea and find these bioluminescent fish. to do it, they also have to build these special cameras that are outfitted for this work, it's quite extraord

station and collapsed at the bottom the escalator. the shooting created chaos with stores closed on the ground level of the mall that caused the powell reet bart and muni station to be shut down while police investigating. the gunshot victim is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries and inwiths describe what they saw. >> the people running away from certain spots and i came out to see what was happening and i had to go back in to close my store. >>> police do not know what led up to the shooting. the suspect is still at large. anyone with information encouraged to call the his right away. we are reporting from, ma it street in san francisco. >>> yesterday's shooting outside the powell street station was the latest incident to force a closing. on saturday a man was hit and killed by a muni train and identified at 55-year-old michael mendes. it is believed he was a transient who fell from the platform in front of the train. service was closed for four hours. >>> from switzerland, an ethiopian airlines jet is safely on the ground after being hijacked by one of its pilots. police surrounding the boeing 767 after it touched down in ge

the stores were closed on the ground level to the mall and it caused the bart and muni station to be shut down while police investigated. the victim has life threatening injuries in the hospital. witnesses described the chaos. >> running down the subway and i come here and i see a man shooting in the street. >> the police do not know what led up to the shooting. the suspect is still at large. police are asking anyone with information to call. >> the shooting outside the powell station was the latest incident to force a closing. saturday, a man was hit and killed by a muni train and now identified as 55-year-old michael mendez, a transient who fell from the platform on the tracks in front of a train. hue any service was closed for four hours. >>> it could be days before coroners determine the cause of death for a woman whose burning body was found in a park. the body was still burn when police get this on saturday night at the entrance to the regional park near oakland's mount clair neighborhood. >> this area is remote and probably the people disposing of the body were looking for som

levels. this type of paper has a coating that is sensitive to heat and transferred to the skin when it is touched frequently. it is used in supermarkets, atm machines and gas stationsore research is needed to see if those bpa levels pose a health risk. >>> a watchdog group wants the food and drug administration to test products. sent a petition calling for those changes. the latest study shows testosterone products can more than double the heart attack risks in men who are over 65 and those who have a history of heart disease. >> after this latest study of 55,000 men, the fda said we don't yet believe that there's evidence of increase risk of heart attacks. in addition, the fda has been really asleep in monitoring the advertising for these drugs. >> more than 5 million prescriptions for testosterone drugs were filled last year right here in the u.s. >> wusa9 news at 6:00 a few minutes away. >> and derek is live in the newsroom with a preview. hi. >> i can tell you one side effect of natural testosterone right here. but coming up at 6:00, just after holding their first one on one meeting in more than a year, speaker john boehner takes to the house floor and blasts p

minimum wage increases unemployment by eliminating entry-level jobs and that's why no one punster gas at a gas stationentice in a construction tide. and minimum wage doesn't do the poorny favors. i'm sorry for what i said before. let's repeal it. [applause] and let's take a cue from our friends in australia and create a holiday to repeal some of the thousands of rules that are well intended or not are a big reason our economy has not grown. many are afraid to try things and we should have a repeal day every week. [applause] and let's get the feds out of the business. so why would we think that we should do more in my education department funded headstart studies and we were astounded to learn that they had no effect. insanity something that her research shows doesn't wk. education should be left to local governments. [applause] and imigration. given that i have deported more than in the previous president dead. if we don't want people breaking immigration laws the best thing to do is simplify the %if we dog immigration laws the best thing to do is simplify the law. conservatives worry that people will

going on for a space walk as well aboard the international space station but as i say the fact is here in sochi means excitement levels are on the increase and all eyes are now turning to friday night. and it wasn't more of the athletes how are they are settling in i mean do they like. village given that everything there is brand new. well as the finishing touches are being made up president vladimir putin is remaining in sochi in the region he's actually been to the athletes village which is just a short walk from the coastal cluster that you can see behind me he seen where the athletes are going to eight train sleep and live basic social life for the next couple of weeks or so he met the russian delegation the russian athlete and of course there's a bit of pressure on those russian athletes they are performing in front of their home crowd their home fans it is their home games of course and they're looking for a much better showing than russia changed in vancouver four years ago when they won just three gold medals i just mentioned a few moments ago the opening ceremony of course a number of world leaders have decid

reporter: police tell me a man was shot multiple times on street level, wounded and bleeding stumbled down the escalator to the powell b.a.r.t. station which was closed for about an hour. aldo works in the mall and heard people start to panic. what did you see and hear? >> there was just a lot of people screaming and running towards the other mall. >> reporter: the victim was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the gunman got away. b.a.r.t. was open soon after with police still piecing things together and one tourist who got more than he bargained for. one officer who was here on scene admitted to me they really don't know much about what happened. that's why they're asking if anyone saw anything or heard anything to call san francisco police. reporting from san francisco i'm brian webb, kpix5. >> again police are still combing the area for the shooter. they're asking folks to avoid that part of town. >>> a northern california home went up in flames today on purpose. officials say it posed an explosive threat to the entire community. dozens of families were forced to evacuate their homes near redding ahead of the big burn. d

an emotional level, and on a scientific level it is utterly fascinating to study the processes. >> data for the research comes from stations like this one in the heart of the park. liz comes here once every two months to check on the equipment and she makes sure the biologists get all of the information on the most important resource, freshwater. looks good. >> freshwater is the blood and the veins, and more often than not there is not enough. there is a potential knockout blow with climate change. >> it is difficult to distinguish the greatest danger the cousin is a complex system and everything will have -- because it is a complex system and everything will have an effect. >> this is the front line for the fight against climate change. the southern border is the floodgate for salt water coming from the gulf of mexico. >> upstream, it was .8. >> they take a glimpse into the future. >> at sea level, at this point, we would get a higher record of conductivity, meaning that this spot had increased, so over a decade in the next century, that is what we would expect. >> with catastrophic onto qantas for the freshwater environm

gomez says the shooting triggered confusion in the lower level mall food court that connects to the subway station. >> people are running away from certain spots. then have i to go back in. >> he works at the jamba juice at the food court. security started closing some stores and bart police quickly shutdown the station. riders were evacuated and told to go to nearby stations to catch the train. police tell us the shooter was able to run off. he has yet to be arrested. they are hoping that anyone who saw what happened or who might know the shooter will call police and give them information so that he can be taken into custody. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> thank you, sergio. th is the second day in a row that the powell street station has been closed. yesterday a transient was killed after falling from the muni plat form. he has been identified as michael mendez. san jose police are looking for a motorist who ran over a man on a busy san jose street. it happened on snell avenue and that's where abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live with the story. >> what happened here apparently

gomez says the shooting triggered confusion in the lower level mall food court that connects to the subway station. >> people are running away from certain spots. then have i to go back in. >> h the jamba juice at the food court. security started closing some stores and bart police quickly shutdown the station. riders were evacuated and told to go to nearby stations to catch the train. police tell us the shooter was able to run off. he has yet to be arrested. they are hoping that anyone who saw what happened or who might know the shooter will call police and give them information so that he can be taken into custody. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> thank you, sergio. th is the second day in a row that the powell street station has been closed. yesterday a transient was killed after falling from the muni plat form. he has been identified as michael mendez. san jose police are looking for a motorist who ran over a man on a busy san jose street. it happened on snell avenue and that's where abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live with the story. >> what happened here apparently stemmed fr

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course is sochi is a 65 meters or so, the games themselves are up at a high level, base elevation is 645 meters. by the top station0 meters and behind me you see it's further south and the three valley resorts. the fact they are quite high is obviously in their favor. but it is quite dry at this time, 107 plus hours of sunshine and you see on the satellite there is not much happening there and looks like it's fine and 30 at sea level and thankfully temperatures decrease 1 degree celsius going up and should be sub 0 at the ski resort so fine weather over the next couple of days and things looking relatively quiet which is contrast of western europe and i come from that part of the world and it's for weather forecasting and we have not seen such a spell of weather with such deep depressing and racing in for the last 40-50 years. truly exceptional stuff. this is a vicious low we have going across the northern france and through and into the baltic states at the moment. there is worst to come because this area is about 943 millie bite and blasting across the uk and we have mountain seas at the moment and will only get

level. they built a track in their backyard. our sister station, kare in minneapolis, takes us along for a wild ride. >> we are enclosed and this is our sledding house. >> beyond sledding hill. >> underneath the big hill is a garden and we had to keep the kids out of the garden, so we had to make a little corner and it snowballed from there. literally. >> the whole hood? >> i would think that. >> oh my gosh. wow. the bar is set. you realize that it doesn't stop with just this year, right? >> well, we had to talk him into doing it. >> oh yeah. >> that looks like a ton of fun. in case you were wondering, the track is 150 yards long, the entire ride takes about 45 seconds. >> right now at 6:00, breaking news, police make it three arrests in connection a captain. we'll bring you the latest. >>> a difference of opinion. republicans and democrats are taking opposing views of a new budget report on the president's healthcare law. >> and the real monument, photos, maps, and records of art recovered from the nazis during world war ii goes on it play here i

station. he didn't deny knowing about the traffic problems in september, and says it didn't rise to the gubernatorial level. however, he also said he didn't know it was an issue until some time in october. msnbc political analyst howard fineman is back with us, and we're joined now by clarence page of the chicago tribune. howard, i thought it was interesting. they didn't add anything we didn't know on the record already. >> no. but he is very carefully and selectively climb do you think off the dangerous perch he has been on. >> of i didn't know nothing. >> of i didn't know nothing. he is now saying, well, okay, it's possible that i heard about the lane closures after they began, which is september 9th. but i didn't know they were an issue. that's sort of the indirect way he is admitting that until the stories came out in the press about the complaints from the port authority. and that was october 1. so he has kind of moved the -- moved the awareness that he might have had back from october 1st to september 9th. and it's important for him to do that both for his public image and potentially for any liabili

level job market has not caught up. one thought around the home ward bound program is to maybe station an outreach worker, home ward bound folks. and to folk who are here to start a new life, engage them. if you fall on hard times, this is where you can get a home ward bound. this is where rather than sort of coming to a strange city, maybe they were dumped from reno or dumped from somewhere else and don't know what to do. i think it's worth considering and talking to them about sort of what opportunities they have. are you going to move in with a friend, can i help you get there, and sort of begin that immediate engagement. like i said, i think it might be worth a shot. all right. so, what did we accomplish? >> can i ask you one question? this is a theoretical. you jumped one idea, part of it. the overall topic, but there is kind of the conceptual notion of if we provide more services in san francisco or do a better job, if you will, and i think obviously we have a lot, we could do more than san francisco becomes a quote-unquote magnet for more people to come here as a city and becomes kind of -- i've heard this before,

radio public awareness campaigns have also been developed by stations to inform the community that the regional levels but you also have grassroots organizations, like the association for solving community problems. that is developed door-to-door arms reduction campaigns. thatted in this case personalized interventions at religious institutions were particularly effective. we have locally imams, community letters, and activists, to develop solutions for drug users. they will arrange rehabilitation programs to the best of their ability. for arms dealers, they weren't offering alternative employment. if the initial intervention fails, the team then invite a large group of scholars who bombard them with ideological argument. if all else fails, they will turn to local government officials. poetry remains one of the most powerful mediums of communication and social commentary in afghanistan. anyone who has taken a local taxi will know that even cap drivers use classical poetry in critical critique. common everywhere. across the country, communities are organizing public events to floor tolerance in the wor

stations right now. there is good news from live doppler 7 hd. we will talk about your first forecast. we have high clouds and high and mid-leveld cloudy in the afternoon, but, still, mild and dry with upper 50's at

the proposed fire station component of the project apblgd some of the redesigned retail along the embarcadero and this is looking sort of in the northeast direction across the pier level plaza to some of the open space that rises to meet the multi purpose venue. that version 3 differed from the prior versions in some key respects that i'll just i'll provide a few details. they really worked hard to lower the height of the facility so that it's now 125 feet above the pier deck. they have tried to shrink the total square footage of the development really largely in response to some feedback from bcdc staff. they have increased as a result of that shrinkage the amount of open space on the project now totaling a little over 60 percent of the site or 7.6 acres. they've got a new entrance to the facility, a mid-block entrance along the embarcadero that's designed to really improve safety and separate pedestrian and bicycle traffic from auto traffic that is needing to get in and out of the facility. and then they substantially redesigned the retail frontage along the embarcadero as i showed earlier. they have also increased the amount of fill removal in this new version, act

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