the old owner. and then he has never owned a bar before,; is that correct?? >> yeah. >> so, please correct me if i am wrong, but isn't it true that the old owner was brought before us, because of the neighbor complaints? and they were quite extensive, everything, you know? and we had the old owner before us here, and he was very arrogant about his and he believed that he had a right to play music as loud as he wanted or to do, and my recollections are that that was true? >> well, so i can speak to him and having them in front of you, and it looks like we asked them to appear on february 28th, 2012, and as far as the demeanor, i can't remember. >> okay. >> i apologize, i have to look at the video. >> so, if his experience in running this bar, is the way that the old owner ran it, then there is a problem. and you know, this commission always thinks that a new owner is like a fresh start. it is a new way of communicating to the neighborhood. it is a new way of operating the business. it is something new and different, someone could look forward to change. but, if

taken over the bar, the four months that he has been the owner of the bar and he has had no issues as far as the ambulance, incident and the police and you know, the people starting any, you know, situation outside of the bar. >> great, i think that we have some questions for you. let me just kick it off before i hand it to the other commissioners. and so aside from being a new owner, has there been any changes from the previous owner to now about how the type of entertainment or the, you know, the kind of hours that you are running the shows? >> he just tries to keep the noise and the music down, a bit. and it is still the same entertainment as the previous owner. >> okay, great. >> i think that commissioner joseph had a question or two. >> and my first question is who filled out his application? >> it was one of the family members, it was james. >> and did they give that information that appears in this application? >> he is aware. >> he says under item three, he is going to have in-house security, is he aware that he has to register with the state of california in order to do that

and i do not get the noise, because i am the third building from the bar. so, i think that the other two buildings butttres me but i do get the vomit and the urine and the bottles. okay? so i pass by the building once a week and i have to clean up. i don't expect my tenants to do that. but, i don't think that any of us would like to open our garage door and see vomit on the floor, okay? as the others have already said. we have gone through this before, we have been here before. and to allow this bar owner, to have a permit for live entertainment, i think is the wrong thing to do for our neighborhood. okay? thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. and the matter is now with the commission. >> commissioners? >> i have a question. >> okay. >> the bottles, and i was not really clear on the pictures, are those just regular sized beer bottles? >> it totally looked like a 40 to me. >> yeah, because those would not be sold at the bar. correct? >> correct. >> was that it looked like a 40. >> it was a regula

why are they here and are they still connected to the bar? so, i thank you again, for your time. >> thank you. >> is there any other public comment? >> i do see one person. >> state your name. >> my name is mike (inaudible) and i was the prior owner of the place and since we sold the place, we have been teaching them and training them, that to have a neighborhood policy, because we started having some confrontations with some of the neighbors, which finally we work with the inspector that the inspector we worked wither close to them and we invest like $15,000 in insulating the walls which is really any good effects because even right next door, and next to the bar, and any significant noises, reduced and he even went to the other property, and to check if the noise was and the noise was completely reduced. so basically it satisfies in terms of the noise and everything that it was, and or suggested by the commissioners. but, now, i think that it, and we have a three places writ now, and in the same block, the places that we have in the same blo

laura lived only a short distance from the bar. ieved that it was freeman who forced her inside and struck her in the head with the galliano bottle. he then took her into the bedroom, assaulted her, then strangled her to death with her own stocking. the evidence suggests he used a tissue to blow his nose, but left it near laura's body. he then stole some items and fled. that was the prosecution theory, anyway. the problem was they had little in the way of forensic evidence. >> i'm a worrier. everybody that knows me will tell you i worry about every single case. i'm never a prosecutor who says this is a sure thing, slam dunk. >> so when investigators wanted to know whether any of the evidence contained dna that was too small to be tested when the crime occurred 12 years earlier. >> there has to be some type of skin cells embedded in these nylons, unless the suspect wore gloves. >> the knot was chosen as part of the dna analysis because i thought that there could be a chance that he could have touched the knot while he was tying the k

the people that smoke 15 feet away on the curb, far away from the bar and not by the building, next to it. as far as music, friday and saturdays from nine to 12, i believe. >> commissioner joseph? and then commissioner perez and hyde. >> i don't know if you were there two saturday nights ago but i was, along with inspector sean burke. so this is what i saw. i saw that it was very clean outside. very, very clean. and i could slightly hear some music when i got close to the door it was not offensive, it was not anything that, you know, what con

. >> all of a sudden, the whole bar exploded. nt flying in the air. >> and a race car that takes a terrifying turn off the side of a mountain. >> i'm thinking, oh, my god, this is it. there's not going to be anything left. >> when weather and wheels clash -- >> it just looked like total carnage at the bottom of that hill. >> and drivers have a need for speed. >> it can do zero to 60 in 1.8 seconds. >> others brace for impact. "caught on camera: axles of evil." police are watching as the driver of a stolen suv put his foot on the accelerator. >> that's what you tell yourself, okay, buckle down. here we go, partner. >> may 27, 2011. 5:00 p.m. in east hollywood. >> it was a nice, warm day. california, perfect 75-degree weather. >> it's the friday before memorial day. and roads are congested with getaway traffic. the wrong place, wrong time for a high-speed auto chase. police officer peter kim spots a stolen vehicle. >> i asked my partner, just turn around. get behind it. >> the metallic gray suv starts to drive erratically and avoids

a couple of issues i've cracked the bar about one is the over serving. i talked to the officers it's well documented in the report they were highly intoxicated in this matter so they were served, you know, morning they should have been. i talked about and sent an e-mail to the establishment i understand your licensed and changed to a full service boar i ask the employees take the leesdz training it's free and can lead to lower insurance rates we don't want people hurt and people served at the point they're starting fights or people getting victimized. we've talked about the leads training and the offer serving and the part about they have to cut things off at the 12 o'clock. it's possible the intoxicated lady thought she was being cheated but if you're up front 12 o'clock we've got to clear the drinks maybe they mentioned that but signage will help we're working with them right now and the bar seems to they're concerned about the injuries and said anyone that haven't been leads trained already will be. the other incident there was a battery drudge in pub

so please, be clear that while people are present in the bar, you cannot lock the door, any door, all doors must be opened for fire exit. and so, that was the only thing that concerned me, and he did comply, with using the juke box and he did comply, i was impressed by your security guard he was full-blown, trained, badge, stun gun, the whole nine yards, he was armed to the teeth, i had to look at his stun gun twice before i realized it was a stun gun and not a gun. and then i asked him for his guard card which he had. and then i asked him for his credentials for his stun gun and he also had that. and he was fully licensed and trained. and so my question is, why does he need that level of security? i mean, this guy was, you know, looked like sfpd, but i mean, why? >> was he afraid of the neighbors? >> i am just curious. >> no, he wants someone to be there and you know, to be secured at all times for the people to feel safe and to actually come in there if anything was to happen before the police arrived. he is prepared to... >> and so, with that kind of a security guard, i find it har

time michelle left the bull pen bar. investigators asked managers at the odd fellows club if they remembered anything unusual about that night or about luke hasler. >> they said mr. hasler was very intoxicated. he had done things that some people characterized as strange. he was on purpose spilling his drink. when the waitress would come over to mop up the floor, he was peering down her top. >> hasler was shown michelle's picture. he said she didn't know who she was and he'd never seen her. investigators looked in the bed of hasler's truck and could find no blood. although it looked like someone had recently washed it. so investigators concocted a ruse just to see how hasler would react. >> another detective took a napkin and a little bottle of water and rubbed it along the back of the truck bed simulating a dna test. >> at the time hasler showed no reaction. but later he called friends to express his concerns. >> he started making a few phone calls to his girlfriend and two other friends at that point and mentioned that

tiffany didn't call corey after they left the ritz bar. t why would tiffany make up a story like that? >> everybody was talking about the possibility that maybe she was sexually interested in corey. tiffany mentioned to me in just a very casual conversation that she had been vicarious. >> tiffany had a real true affection for corey. >> in addition, tiffany told friends things about the crime scene that had not been released to the general public. >> she was describing the state of the victim's body and the scene without having been privy to either photographs or a walk-through of the scene. they thought it was certainly suspicious. >> tiffany denied any involvement in the murder, but when asked to provide a dna sample, she refused. >> the fact that she did not willingly give up dna or hair samples lead the police to believe she had something to hide. people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answer that. i mean, no one knows how long their money

and a view of the plaza space with trees and seating and a x press bar with the hyatt. we're going to use that x press bar and the other thing with the apple store it starts up where people get pursuits we'll have wifi in that space. i think what we really time is for people to use the space its become active again. that's an image of night. we've been borrowing light from the store and hotel. as rick mentioned this is where we started we have an 80 foot facade on stockton street working with staff we moved to where we have created a slot window we have a 50 to the wall so we have this pushed up the glazing on post street to create a more comfortable approach and entrance into the building but maintains this overhang on post street. talking about the materials. we talked about the stainless steel and it was total acceptable within the contacts. i think another thing we like about the material it has muted images and it's a beautiful material and very expensive material. we like it because it didn't reflect strongly but picks up those muted reflect shuns. we've talked abo

a couple of issues i've cracked the bar about one is the over serving. i talked to the officers it's well documented in the report they were highly iox

but according to the outraged patrons and the owner of the bar there was no problem until. police showed up well that conflict has sparked outrage in the community over alleged racial discrimination and police brutality barry glick one of the owners of the bar spoke at a public safety committee hearing after the bad hundreds of people showed up to voice their support take a listen this surveillance tapes clearly show that mr donnelly did nothing to provoke the brutality of the recent thank you however the tapes i show show other patrons being hit with nightsticks by the police in the building during and after the initial assault on this to donnelly i can only surmise that these individuals were being beaten because they were expressing outrage at what they were seeing unfolding before their thank you. a group of activists and concerned citizens wrote a letter to the u.s. department of justice demanding a civil rights investigation into the police department one of the citizens as sign the letter tells our t.v. that an investigation is underway the troy police department deni

bar. >> the sandusky bar. eats bit-o-honey. >> it's peanut butter and honey. >> if you got that at trick-or-treat, you egged that house. do you like the abba zabbas? >> who eats that? >> this might be the reason i am this way, because at halloween when i was young, my grandmother used to give us raisins. that might be why i don't like the candy now. >> that's good, then, she trained you well. joann, you hate sharing. so i imagine the kit-kat is the one you love to eat and then throw up? >> i hate sharing, yeah, so i eat it all. i don't share any. i also like even numbers, so there's four pieces all for me. actually, my favorite candy is the reese's peanut butter cup, but that's not a bar, it's a cup. i feel like a lot of girls like the peanut butter and the chocolate. >> i think because it comes in a little wrapper and it's round. >> i don't feel as bad about eating it because there's only two pieces, even though they're large and full of saturated fat. but like a bar, how do you stop? like, you eat the whole

away from the bar. cker behind bars tonight. but police are not releasing his name. >> pam: new at six. san rafael police are rolling out a new pilot program. a handful of officers have begun wearing small video cameras on their uniforms. police say that the body cameras help prevent crime because people are less likely to resist officers if they know that they're being recorded. >> pam: they also say the cameras are useful during police investigations. currently, four officers have been outfitted with cameras. if the program is successful, more officer may be issued cameras later this spring. >> there is a round clip the size of a dime that lights up in green and sees that the camera is on an activated. >> pam: happening now. today marks the 10th- anniversary of same-sex marriages. it all began at san francisco city hall in 2004 when former mayor gavin newsom ordered the county clerk's office to issue marriagefor same sex couples. newsom 2004 and couples kissing the marriages were later anulled, but hel

but looks like the little boy slipped out the window and then fell through the bars that just aren't ose enough to keep his little body from falling through. >> wow. and he is high up. look at that. >> five stories up in the air. it looks like some neighbors below have gone out their window. they were there for about half an hour before rescuers were able to show up. >> wow. and you got to think there's, like, four people hanging on this thing now. who knows if it's going to give way. >> but also think about the bars that are probably jamming into his poor little body. probably can't even breathe. >> when rescuers did show up they couldn't get into the apartment because no one was home. they had to cut the door open with this giant cutting tool before they could even get to the balcony. once rescuers got to him now they have to cut away the bars that are pinning him in there. >> oh. poor thing. >> yeah, but he's a little trouper, doesn't look like he's crying or tear me upset. they cut the bars away and gently lift this boy to safety not the first time we've seen something like this e

the drinks maybe they mentioned that but signage will help we're working with them right now and the bar seems to they're concerned about the injuries and said anyone that haven't been leads trained already will be. the other incident there was a battery drudge in public it happened at the 9:30 on february 16th. this is i'm getting used to some of the bars being open early in the morning but t a drunk patron claims he was attacked by the a security staff the police were called and we're assuming as far as the security cameras it is the second time the owners have been able to furnish footage and show their staff was acting proper loochls it's a he said she said but a lot of times we see the person was not in a fight but gets into a fight in the street would someone. this is one of the reasons we like the bars to have the security cameras so we can go back and like i said this was the second time that monroe was accused of something they were arrested for being drunk in public. another item was the party bus issue that shawn talked about. i got a call from the lieutenant that was out that

no this is the darkness of the show at the bar. now i think it really come under fire for that but i think if people actually watch realize that the show is not the curious the take down these bad guys were non sensational icing more nights you know making it look cool it's it's about these people and it's an alliance hunting down these horrible people that's here again and now nine pm tonight here on rt america ask her out there for now thanks for wanting. time is long i drew and mdm moving wing will . god be with us on this edition of news sites wednesday saturday twenty sixth and casting call and she intel camp. lawmakers in ukraine are trying to remove any remnants of their own governments as they were too would anyone want to exclude any influence of the house to present the two again in kobe mother struggling to come to an agreement. last week the lawmakers remain in tna candidates from his post after months of protests against his dad and aunts and

this is the bar in oakland. tonight a crowd of regulars were enjoying their food and drink and company. >> it's a nice atmosphere i don't have any problems? but it hasn't been so peaceful. three times last year there were shootings in the neighborhood related to the bar. >> i mean this is the city of oakland, so there ain't nothing unusual. >> reporter: but there were so many problems that nearby business operators told me off-camera that cupert customers were staying away and the city forced changes. now they close at midnight and two expert security guards. >> i think we're doing a good job. >> reporter: oakland police captain told me eyeva e-mail, "i expect it to work because the agreement requires the owners to ent sound business and management practice that will significantly reduce the likelihood of violence and nuisance activity." >> they are more secure than they were before, obviously. >> reporter: if the bar fails to meet the requirements of this agreement, it could be shunt. this statute has been used

the owner of this mill valley bar taking no chances. after being swamped >>kinda used to it >> pam: the state still fighting to fill its reservoirs. find out how much rain we will need to deep=six the drought. >> pam: now at eight-- >> pam: the first of two winter storm systems on the way. hitting our drought- stricken state with some much needed rain. we have live team coverage tonight. >> pam: first-- i'm in the weather center with our chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett. >> pam: jacqueline. when can we expect the rain. and how >> jacqueline: leiter lanes steady into the afternoon picking up with intestacy to see the yellow here moving towards ocean beach and san francisco including along the san mateo coast line. half the land gusty winds gliding strikes and now the computer model is picking one up for the 5:00 hour pushing through the north bay. we are going to talk about brains and snow in sierra at the attention of that severe weather all coming up >> pam: the last major round of rain caused flooding in the north bay. >> pam: kr

the last thing on improving security i do think this will raise the bar of security across the critical infrastructure community. i don't think that it will in doubt necessarily fully addressing the full range of national security risk facing our critical infrastructure and that is a conversation that will need to keep devolving but it will raise the bar which is an important progress towards that overall high level of security necessary for our critical infrastructure. >> what was that? [laughter] >> i can certainly speak from the century link perspective on this question and when i tagged onto will improve cybersecurity, i'd think this entire process is already successful. it has gotten it in the common vernacular, and had has been talked about across all 16 sectors. let me drive down operationally, it is snowing out there. the weather is bad. tornadoes, floods, whatever, we are accustomed to customers going i have done my risk-management and i need to have circuits that i know will keep coming up and have a service level agreement on redundancy and diversity and until about two or th