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that is in potrero hill this is lastly night dinners and dj music for their patrons bay area station thas has is with a good neighbor policy i'd like to invite up applicant eir from the restaurant >> thank you maggie like maggie said we want to have a live soundtrack with our guests at the restaurant nothing more audible than the speakers in the building now that's really it just a nice neighborhood bar where guests can come and enjoy cocktails and stay for music they're welcome to do so great commissioners. >> i have one question what's our cross street. >> connecticut. >> you know the neighbors are different. >> we know that the rocket dish had a kayak. >> the occupancy is 99. >> correct. >> okay do you know who the company might be. >> not at this time but we'll definitely have security. >> on the application that is our security plan to have entertainment thursday friday and saturday and one person checking ids at the door and you have a second person? there's a bar manager and a security 3 would be at the door onsite >> any other questions commissioners commissioner perez. >> hi than

. >> thank you scott ultimately it thas has to be resolved. >> we'll push forward. >> i'm here for the whole everybody or evening not just this piece of legislation. >> (laughter). >> i'll say get a life but it's public. >> (laughter). >> from the small business network i wanted to emphasis the commissioner said go to the website of o m it doesn't give clear guidelines of what is going on if you talk to small businesses under 10 employees most don't have a clue right. >> this is going to make it obviously that much more complicated whatever comes up in an ordinance comes it has to have a requirement for o l to have guidelines and it is not just would you, please because they've shown they're not going to do it law if it is going to work like it or not everybody has to know what's happening thank you. >> steven. >> we're all in agreement if you can't figure out how to comply there's a problem we'll continue to work diligently and how figuring out and advocating for the osc to advocate with that ordinance especially at will specifically in the realm of less than 10 employees. >> so. >> j

in march you and a colleague wrote ang articl an article, tha fascinating fact to me, iranian women were a very big part of the islamic revolution, more part of the government than men are possibly more equal in public life than they are in any other middle eastern country. >> that's correct. iran is not saudi arabia. as you mentioned, 60% of university students are women, women work, very much part of the workforce. women politician he, in the parliament. with all of that said, civil rights still does not exist in the penal code or the political system. there is a huge disconnect between their role as a woman in society and what they are actually up against in the court system and the legal system. >> the escort system legal system judiciary is still dominated by hard liners. society in iran is not dominated by hard liners. >> that is correct. that is correct. and that disconnect is really what we're talking about. let me give you just one quick example. women'women have not been loud o watchmen's volleyball games. all of a sudden hard liners pushed and said women and men should not mit

they seek to promote high-quality urban design on streets and also seek to ensure [tha-ts/] mission neighborhood's commercial districts including 24th street continues to serve the needs of residents, including immigrants and low-income households. so those are the reasons why the planning department finds these interim controls beneficial for the area. that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> thank you madame chair and i don't know if it's a question for the mayor's office or planning or . reasons why the planning department finds interim controls beneficial for the area. that concludes my presentation. thank you. i agree these permits should not be over counter, and i was surprised to hear that they were and i don't think there should be. i think there should be -- at a minimum, a heightened level of scrutiny. so right now it's a little bit like the wild west, where anyone can merge whatever they want and i understand that as along as you are understand 2500 square feet, you go in, over-the-counter, no notification to anyone. i guess maybe some could appeal to the board of appeals but that

needny me prf th tha utrona. >>> ben affleck and jennifer garner did some co-parenting this weekend taking their three children to a fair in atlanta. jen is here shooting a movie and i want to point out that both ben and jen are still wearing their wedding rings. interesting. >>> back to today's top story. that's the passing of bobbi kristina brown. i spoke with some of her family members today and they told me about her transition. and i also want to share with you some of the beautiful moments that whitney and bobbi kristina shared with "e.t." over the years. her life once so full of promise. in the end, she was surrounded by family. >> in the room with krissy, her aunt, pat houston, donna houston, and shelly. called in, past brother, pat red from the 23rd psalm and said hallelujah, krissy took her final breath. during krissy's long hospitalization, she led a group that eventually took over her care and would bathe her, oil her body, did her hair twice a week. the goal was from the time she entered the hospital until she passed away, someone would be with krissy 24 hours a day. whitney's

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tha vice pres biden last year. whether you travel by plane, train or automobile, the u.s. transpor system needs an infusion of cash and a b america's 33 increasi congested. that's an expensive problem. the faa says delays cost the economy almost $22 billion in 2012. if airport funding is not increased it' expected to grow to $63 billion by the year 2014. it's no better on america's more than 4 million miles of highway. 32% of the roads are considered to be in poor or mode yoker condition. the federal highway trust fund which provides one quarter of the cash spent on public roads is expected to be insolvent by september. of the reason, the federal gas tax that funds up to 90% of the trust been raised since 1993 the american society of civil engineers estimates it would cost $10 million to increase the capacity as in repair. us right now with more is former pennsylvania governor ed rendell. thu for being here this morning. my pleasure. let's start with the rails since that we were just talking about. we know that the high-speed rails have been fantastic for places like japan

overall tha decent day at the shore f you had hear thundernd just get inside. you don't want to take any chance west that lightening. the l exclusive accu weather seven day forecast hot and humid tomorrow. 90 degrees. best chance for downpours andnd storms would be wednesday and thursday with that frontha showily pushing through.ou thursday our temperatures dope bounce down from that 90 degrees, and then that front sinks way to the south here on friday which will openpe the door to refreshing air much lower humidity, on friday of 86 degrees. the same 8 for saturday, a beautiful day before that humidity and heat starts to kickback upo sunday into monday and when humidity returns thatet is when chance for downpoursnp and thunderstorms will make a come back in that seven day forecast. >> thanks, adam. >>> well, starting tomorrow,om tomorrow morning actually, a your favorite drink at star bucks will cost you more. company is raising prices anywhere from a nick toll 20 cents, it haics been about a year since coffee giant raisedse its prices. food prices at star ÷h

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tha right, phillies intim manager said he thinks it is probable, cole hamels will be traded by the julyt deadline. ryan howard could be on his way out too tonight, he just cannot get out of the way. phillies run over by the brewers. oncain tonight, tough night for howard in the fourth ryan brawn under howard glove, two run double off aaron harang. phillies go down six to notng. the the sixth harang does notake it out of the inning. scoer again net, out, two run double. he ties his career high with 14 hits allowed, and leads to eight runs. he is first phillies start inner 43 years to lose eight straight starts. phillies go down nine to five. >> battling games where, you know, don't really know what is going on and just trying to gethrgh it. >> m sure aaron is disappointed. he is much better than that. i would like to see him get back on track. i have a good feeling that he will. >> let's pe so. >>> money doesn't grow on trees at least not anymore withhe sary cap. that is why flyers general manager ron hextall is not expected to throw money around on the free agent market. bottom li he do

steve hartman, cbs news, on the road.e >> pelley: and that's the "cbs tha evening news" for tonight.al of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley, and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> two big stories first breaking news. cars and trucks burning on a california interstate. people scrambling to get off the road as a wildfire closes in. >> a kpix 5 exclusive. the very first interview with the accused vallejo kidnapper. from behind bars he admits to the strange abduction of denise huskins. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. tonight the alleged mastermind behind the bizarre kidnapping in vallejo is telling his story exclusively to kpix 5. our juliette goodrich is live for us at the santa rita jail in dublin. juliette, you spoke with matthew muller one-on-one. >> reporter: that's right. matthew muller is inside housing unit 8 here at the jail. he had a choice to show up for our interview and he did. we talked for 30 minutes. we were separated by a glass partition and

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some people that have their information exposed they are top level fbi state department officials, thapotential to comp myself get access to this. get since tip information recruit a spy. this is huge. i think what john is saying, data is gone. it is too late. >> it starts at the top, that is with obama, he is not taking this seriously, he is a whimp, chinese are responsible they should be threatened with trade. charles: this whole thing, life lock, like price is right, someone won a car they give you a bo boxerbox, i think this a t. i am scared they are in the system now about they are. >> u.s. government's fall we know that there are criminals we did not stop it. charles: and affect of california drought. felt beyond brown lawns, a new report on how much revenue is lost, and how many people will lose their jobs, this is staggering, we'll be right back. ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she sai