l-14282 with the san francisco bar pilots benevolent and protective association for space located at pier 9 located on the embarcadero at the foot of vallejo street to reduce the size of the premises. >> monique, 10 years, unbelievable and congratulations. on to mormon dane matters. this amendment in front of you would reduce the size and rent of the parking area of the san francisco bar pilots current premises specify future rent adjustments, update the security deposit requirement and add new city and port legal requirements. this past december the port commission approved a third amendment to a lease with auto desk that increased their pier 9 premises by approximately 3900 square feet. they intend to construct a robotic laboratory in the improved shed space, which is located adjacent to its current premises. the amendment requires auto desk to invest no less than approximately $2 million in base building core and shell and tenant improvements bringing their total investment into the pier 9 facilities to 16 million dollars. just this afternoon the board of supervisors voted unanimou

>> the bar. >> the bar's the best.ery early on, what looks like to be the flaw in this business, too much floor space. you're not a wine discount depot. not enough tables. i don't know that the space is too big. i think the use of the space is wrong. you can cut the retail store in half. your margins would change so dramatically if you could do more wholesale over the web, a little less retail space 'cause you're not getting it anyway, and get to that bar easier. the bar and restaurant has the highest margins in the entire business at nearly 40%, and it makes up 14% of the revenue. the problem is, it only makes up 10% of the square footage. i want to focus on the high margin business, the bar and the restaurant, and minimize the amount of space dedicated to the low margin business, the wine walk-in retail business. i know that if i can add tables and chairs, my margins will go up immediately. but as an owner, you have to be there to connect the dots. the problem that exists today here, there's no leader, and the owners

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. >> all of a sudden, the whole bar exploded. i went 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

lisa said a white male came into the bar and sat next to mike. she had never seen the man before. >> i assumed he knew michael because why would he when there's empty seat fwos right next to him and amade the man a scotch and water and michael said, lisa, this is so-and-so. he's a nurse at st. vincent's. >> when she left the bar, michael and this man were still there. no one saw the two men leave the bar together. >> the detectives asked me for a nachlt i said it was like john or mark. a very common name. but i didn't really remember a name. i remembered a face. >> so investigators created a composite sketch based on lisa's description. but even lisa knew finding him wouldn't be easy. hey, razor. check this out. listen up, thunder dragons, it's time to get a hotel. we can save big on killer hotels with priceline express deals. somewhere with a fitness center? hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool. i'm cool. hey, isn't that razor's old lady? not anymore. pric

the bench. she had a bar across her neck. >> okay. what kind of bar was it? >> the bench press. >> so the bench press bar? >> she was purple. totally purple. her arms were dropped down to her sides. >> he said he lifted the bar off lisa's neck. felt for a pulse, then tried giving her cpr on the bench. >> i probably should have called 911, but at that time i didn't. just cradled her, picked her up, carried her upstairs and put her in my truck. >> as he was backing out, he told the detective he called 911. >> i had my flashers on. i was driving like an idiot. i was turning the corner, and my wife was in the back seat. and she fell onto the floor. and it's hard to drive and reach back there and hold the body. >> he said when he saw the ambulance he rolled down his window and pulled over to the curve. >> maybe that's what happened. >> at that time, yes. we didn't know. >> but there was something about the way scott was acting that didn't pass the detective smell test. >> why don't you let me the send an ambulance to try cpr. >> i'm an ex-responder. i tried cpr. >>

the story. caught on camera, a small bar in the midwest turns into a scene out of the wild west. [ gun fire ] october9, a lively night at a bar in toledo, ohio. a surveillance video shows marquese robbins ordering some drinks from the bartender. the bartender sees him pull out a bag of marijuana. he calls the bouncer over to remove the customer. >> there are cameras up there. i am not going to lose my job over this bull [ bleep ]. get out. >> but robbins won't leave. he and the bouncer start to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. >>

the barred owl. at first, they were a novelty, but now they are a huge problem because they are taking over the nesting territory of the native spotted owl. a threatened species. their numbers have dropped as much as 80% in the last 20 years and many scientists agree that the more aggressive barred owl is the culprit. so mark and his research team are taking drastic action. using recorded calls, they have been luring the barred owls in to shoot them. >> you want to make sure when you call them in and remove them that you take a clean shot where you know you are going to have a clean kill. and not wound birds and have them suffer. >> reporter: it is mating season now, so the shooting is on hold, but this past winter, mark's team gunned down 71 barred owls. >> reporter: it is all part of an experiment approved by the fish and wildlife. the plan is to kill 5,600 barred owls over the next four years in california, oregon, and washington. >> i thought it is ridiculous. >> reporter: jennifer barnes is with

at this location on 246 columbus the site of the bar formerly called another name it's been vacant since 2008. when we opened the branch style bar we are going to be providing employment for 15 full-time employees it's a hospitality focused and table side service and the decoration will tie into the spirit of the 18 hundreds to the 19 hundreds. we're performed community outreach the first observation we contacted was supervisor chiu's and he spoke with the captain and another officer and at the time darcy from the alcoholic units. we made presentations and he received letters of recommendation and this is from a on a association and the telegraph association and the broadway benefit district and the north beach association per we sent a visitation of the license to the neighborhood to all the closest residents >> thank you for that i know that supervisor chiu is supporting of this item. colleague cutting-edge. thank you, supervisor >> oh, a quick question from supervisor mar. >> thank you for reaching out to the community. i want to say that pearls has

and welcome to the 2014 journal candidate for the san francisco seat 20 it's hosted by the bar association of san francisco i'm u yund w the director of the forum we appreciate you coming out to hear about the candidates this is broadcast between now and the election the election day did june 3rd remember to vote. it has a horrifies of hosting the fourmd and our purpose is it give you the opportunity to see your candidates face to face and hear if the candidates on a adversity of topic so thank you all for being here we hope you leave tonight more informed. please allow me to introduce you to the moderator affidavit so long as and dr. is the finland director of the california center at the berkley law school they concern the california skfrm and the supreme court. he received his defense counsel rat with his ears on constitutional lieu and very well published in this ear before going to men and women numerator e full-time he was in active law practice including a deputy attorney general with the california justice department and a deputy district attorney in alameda-contra costa county he

wheelly bars are those metal bars attached to the race car to help keep the car on the ground. >> to have it strap i scrape its nails at you, these wheelly bars when they hit that concrete and the sparks are coming at me, that's when i was like, it went from really cool to this sucks like bam! >> despite the close call, he walks away with nothing more than a scraped knee. >> that's a day at the office for me. that's not a deter revenlt that's the high that i get. >> i had been asked, are you going to race after that? this one is actually mine. >> it's the passion i have and i want to just continue doing it because i love it. >> i can't wait. >> i cheated death honestly more than anyone i ever talked to. i'm hugely still here. >> coming up. >> oh my gosh, doud, it's headed right for you. >> do youerf powerful tornadoes force residents to fight for their lives. >> i don't remember anything until i woke up. >> when "caught on camera, life or death" continues. mayo? corn ? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vi

a drunken public arrest on atmosphere on april 26, at 11:20 p.m., playing at the hungry eye bar, on april 25th and, they were told to turn down the music and the alcoholic beverage control was out on may second. and they went over to the club cosmo and said that under cover, abc agents conducted an investigation, which resulted in the arrest of one drunk subject and two citations were issued to the bar staff. and there was a drunk patron at the parlor, on april 25, at 12:30, the patron refused to leave after being cut off, as far as not being served alcohol at that point. and they, the club did the right thing and called the police and we responded, and the person tried to get in the club and was arrested and taken to jail. and had a couple of bike thefts from one from vasuvio and one from osha tide and i don't know if these establishments are being looked at. for the bike thefts and the last one was of the complaints regarding vessel and there is the hotel that is right next door, and you have the alley and then the hotel right next door. and it has had kind of a series of noise complain

i went up to the bars and splash. they hit me with baby oil and hair grease. it burned my back too. >> a sex offender learns that one personality trait can lead to big trouble. >> one of the problems and issues i had was talking a lot. going on and on a lot of times. >>> in prison, nicknames are as much a part of the culture as complaining about the food or fantasizing about life on the outside. so when we first meet an inmate, finding out his nickname is part of our routine. >> i need your first and last name. >> it's douglas wayland. i go by doug. >> what is your nickname? >> bozo. bozo the clown. yeah. why? i don't know. i think it was because alex said i didn't have any hair. >> one day i was having a conversation with witlow abds he told me he had worked in a circus which was ironic consideringing his nickname being bozo and the kind of wild laugh he had. out of nowhere you would hear him just you know, ha, ha, ha. >> other than his hairline, douglas bozo witlou had little in common with his namesake and his crime

most exciting thing about the bar? rices going up and down. john: the bar has a ticker that shows the price of popular drinks. mystery beer, rum, whiskey and so on. tv screens summarize the prices, they change every five minutes based on supply and demand when. more people buy a drink, the price goes up. >> anything in red the prices go down, that means they haven't been ordered. >> i should be buying a whole thing of this? >> yes. >> you can play it like the stock market. >> let's say you order bud lights three, four times in a row. if nobody is buying angry orchard, you might be able to buy it at $3. >> if you're smart about it, you can play the market and go out for drinks cheap. john: if prices stay high and drinkers stop buying, bartenders create buying opportunity. >> i'm going to cause a market crash -- . >> ring the bell, the market goes crazy. everything dropped. we have everything from $3, $4 house drinks, $2shots. you can get a good drink if you catch it at the right time. >> very exciting, people realize pri

but does it come out of the red bar? so, no, it comes out of the other --. >> it comes out of the overage of the port's percentage. >> i'll make two clarifications to that answer. phil is correct but there's two things about this chart i wanted to point out. one is we said the numbers in the april 22nd and unfortunately in the staff report don't include the larger soft costs that phil identified earlier and that does have an implication on the repayment of both orton and port equity. this shows orton equity being fully repaid in 2024 and port equity starting to be repaided in 2024 through 33, i believe. just to clarify the red areas of this chart represent only the port half of expected sharable revenues, ie, our participation rent, our 50 percent participation rent. so anything above that would be subject to abonus before we begin started to split 50-50. so these numbers shown under the black line represent about 7.5 million dollars of participation rent, about 10 million dollars total with our equity repayment in the fi

you look at the bars 24/7 and you can't never get away from the fact that you're locked up.s i'm going to die in here and once i come to realize that i slowed down on the things that i was doing. i tried not to dwell on what's on the other side of the walls because if i do, i get to thinking about my freedom. >> we need to know today that change is possible. >> that's right. >> the word of god is proof. >> yes, it is. >> i said the word of god is proof. >> amen. >> facing years behind bars, one inmate at isp tried to find strength through their faith. >> until we get there, you'll never really live in the light. you've already lived in the dark. >> come on, pastor. take your time. >> what's different about this church is that one of the most popular preachers is also an inmate. >> how many of you brought your bible with you? let's just pray together. heavenly father, thank you for hearing me in the name of jesus. >> i started preaching when i was about 15. and by the time i was 17, i was preaching at a little church in mineral wells, texas. and from there to kansas city wher

it will occupy 1600 square feet and 750 square feet will be dedicated to the restaurant use as a juice bar and 500 square feet will be dedicated to the fitness apparel and retail sales and the remaining 325 square feet will be shared circulation and storage and rest room space and no changes to the building envelope are proposed. and the operation will consist of four to five full time employees and would operate 7 days a week, from 6:00 a.m. to 11 p.m. currently, there are five stand alone earth bar location and ten locations alongside ten exinox facilities in the nation and one of the stand alone locations is in san francisco. the project site is located on the south side of union street between webster and bucanan street, the subject lot is 12,000 square feet in side and occupied by a four story commercial building, originally built in 1924, the single screen movie theater dose business as metro theater, they approved the theater making the building, city landmark number 261 n 2012, the planning condition granted conditional use authorization for a change of use from the single screen t

he was also a top litigator and the trailblazers by the national bar association and with the golden gate park law school in a documentary he was featured and hiss he's a parent with children attending public school. it's unfortunate that is a divided in the asian-american you community we have not said there are two qualified lawyers who help with the police department an important commission unfortunately, the board of supervisors has only one seat and i'm supporting this gentleman when i also supported a white gay male when there was another gay candidate. victor is a rare progressive not only as a civil rights attorney but we know sfpd imitating and when we talk about public safety he talks about specifically how we can rise erase the profiles he's worked on hate crimes and domestic violence and police procedures for glgs and done it for two decades. i'd talked about victor's insistence of building mentorships it's a rarest he's caring about listening and relationships. often we need super intelligent people on how to build an important relationship this is important for a person

respectfully, hey, you hear it from the front bar to the back bar with some respects, we've got peaceght, buenas noches, whatever, right? >> it's like a shout, everybody will say it at one time. one person will direct it, to all my northerners, whatever, all my hispanics, all my africans, good night. everybody will shout, hey, good night to each race. >> good night, god bless. >> in the morning it's good morning, too, right? they do that at like 5:30, 6:00 in the morning. hey, and start shouting out, right? then seal will come in and clown too. he'll say, to all my cambodians, you know, good morning. everybody will go, hey, good morning. and he gets a kick out of that. you know what i mean? you got humorous times in here too, you know what i mean? because this is our life, so we got to laugh, you know. we can't be always mad. >> god is good. all the time. >> god is good. >> all the time. >> good night, man. >> good night, bro. >>> shame game. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews. in washington, let me start with the latest smear of hillary clinton. now it's nige

. >> but what we are talking about here is what is the bar for getting under or over -- for avoiding the process? because the process is so onerous? and i have to take issue with this idea that the number of outlets necessarily defines your economies of scale. sf soup company, i can tell you because of some other activities that we are doing, we have looked at their financials. they operate on an extraordinarily skinny margin to say that they are a big guy on the block is not the proper characterization. it is still a very small business. on the flipside, pet food express, a company that is revered by its customers for customer service and its outreach to the community and all that it does for charity was denied access. and a company that started here in san francisco, albeit it moved out of the city. so i don't think that we can say that the good ones will automatically get through and the bad ones won't and that the small ones are really small or the large ones are really as large as they seem to be, because they are not. so to your point, yes, we need to fix the process. because wh

the bar's owner said they were tusz length and that is how the guy ended up in the street.t. we have facts as the government presents him and then the jury will decide if he fought and put him out in the car. >> just because someone runs away. that doesn't mean he is guilty. he's not on a first-degree murder. and there was no intent. each in the second-degree murder charge, that doesn't mean he was guilty if he runs away. >> it is, too. >> but what a decent people do when a guy is hit by a car they stay there. >> time as passed since the crime. and again, the man on trial made it through law school. and he can't get his bar or test for it because of this crime case against him. and now he's married to this woman and seems to be you know, from all intents and purposes seems to be a good member of society. there is a verdict and we have a jury now. this is not a bench trial. and the jury will decide the facts. if there is a guilty verdict. >> and i don't think on the second-degree murder charge. i think there may be other issues and maybe coming up with a plea. and if he were

and served on the california state bar. n to his professional work and community service victor has mentored many and that's the personal accounts from his ment tests they have become excellent so again, i want to thank you for the opportunity to thank the police commission everyone has acknowledged your incredible work ethic and she's set the bar high. and through her regular work has been excellent. however, a candidate like victor we can't ignore the expertise and competed he's shown and the positive impact he's made on the community and sit back and do nothing we will be lucky to have him. victor previously applied to serve on the police commission in 2004 and in rules committee when there's more applicant we've encouraged applicant to reapply i want to give victor the opportunity to serve on the commission. with that, colleagues i'd like to request and make a motion and after consideration to appoint mr. wong to the police commission >> supervisor tang is making a motion to have victor's name on the vote. >> supervisor

the united states has unofficially started summer and it is cooling off. minus5 degrees ice bar in some areas. the founder tells me how this new concept is catching fire in the united states. are you planning a scuba vacation? there is a new business based on creating artificial reefs. we will speak to the owner. and loliware, edible cups for your summer beverages. that and more over the next hour. let's get the headlines from carol massar. >> rbs is eliminating hundreds of u.s. jobs well shrinking its business. this is according to people familiar with the matter. the moves are part of a plan to reduce assets and u.s. operations ahead of the rule that would require banks to bring in more capital. and the world's largest producer is making a bid for hillshire. they are offering $45 a share. it is contingent on an agreement to acquire another food group. back to you. >> thank you carol massar. back from a surprise trip to afghanistan, president obama said that the job for the united states is done there. the military presence will be almost nonexistent. joining us from washington

>> the only thing i do is go to the gym stay out of the bars. >> what about you? >> do the same thing. come up here, work and stay out of trouble. >> can't happen to notice the ankle monitor. >> i couldn't help but get in a strap and get in trouble. >> mostly dudes. >> a lot of testosterone going around. >> andrew and fabio now avoid the bar scene. d.u.i. arrests in williston are up 15 fold, drug abuse is on the rise and there's a spike in domestic violence. the mix of men and money is bringing another playing to williston. this undercover footage reveals the underbelly of the oil boom. >> wherever you have lots of men and lots of money you're going to find prostitution and you're going to finds courts. >> wendy says the influx of women has formed amassive influx of prostitution, backpage.com. >> this looks like dozens. four pages. >> but she's not just looking for prostitutes. >> often the underage girld she will have her face covered. >> underaged girls trapped in a place like williston. >> a lot of girls under pimp control are branded. >> branded? >> with their

but jurors will hear from the bar owner. >> the suspect didn't pause.he sidewalk. stopped at the end of the sidewalk. and tossed him into the street. >> reporter: witnesses say that gay looked just as shocked as everyone else when kingston was killed. but then ran and had to be chased down. >> blonde, tall guy about 6'3", 6'4". >> reporter: gay could get up to decades in prison if he's convicted. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> let's talk to dan abrams. pretty straightforward case. >> the facts become so important here. on the one hand, you have the bar owner, taking this guy and throwing him into the street. right? that's not just protecting your girlfriend. that's taking someone, removing him from the bar. walking him, in effect, into traffic. if the jury believes that, that's murder. the defense says, that's not what happened. what happened is, he simplyxd trying to get this guy off his girlfriend. pushes him. the guy stumbles into the road and gets hit by traffic. >> so, the surveillance camera, critical. >> the surveillance camera is going t

he claim head left the bar shortly after 1:00 a.m. en went to his brother bobby's house to spend the night. but bart's cell phone records show he made a call at 1:58 a.m. showing bart's location was somewhere else. >> we found out what cell phone tower he hit which was very close to his house which is contrary to where he says he was through his friends and brothers. >> and who did corbin call? phone records show he called his marriage counsellor's answering service to cancel the appointment he and jennifer had the next day. >> i can imagine him sitting in the destroy contemplating killing his wife and calling the counsellor to cancel the payment they had the next day. >> bart's alibi fell completely apart when his neighbor heard bart pull into his driveway around 1:45 in the morning. >> before i shut the garage door down i heard a truck pulp and it was bart pulling into the driveway. i just know it was him because i heard that truck several times before. >> but police wanted to know where corbin got the .38 caliber pistol he used to k

the shooting is on hold. but this past winter mark's team killed 71 barred owl. ll part of an experiment recently approved by the fish and wildlife service. the plan is to kill 3600 barred owls over the next four years in california, washington and oregon. >> it's ridiculous! >> reporter: jennifer barnes is with friends of animals. >> as soon as they stop the shooting, more of the owls are trying to move can just come back into that habitat. >> reporter: her group has filed a lawsuit to stop the killings saying barred owl are protected under the migratory bird treaty act. it's easy to understand the urge to protect the spotted outline owl. we followed them on a hike to one of the last two remaining spotted owl nests on the reservation. all it took was a mouse to make dad show up. we watched him sweep up the treats and take them to the nest and seemingly curious, she watched us interview robin. she says lethal review of the cousins is the only option. >> we asked the states back east if they would like some back but they don't have anyplace to put them. >> reporter

he didn't go into any of the bars. -- >> he was trolling. >> trolling. yeah. that's a good way to put it. >> reporter: late at night the undercover cops spotted travis following a young woman walking home alone. so without herr revealing treve surveillance team one of the cops approached him, and travis gave him a fake name, called him travis kennedy. the officer let him go. but travis did not go home. and before very long began following a second woman. she appeared to be drunk. travis closed in. >> they're like, this guy's too much of a danger, we've got to figure out a way to get him off the street. so they ended up arresting him for false reporting, for giving a false name. >> reporter: in fact detective shaklee's husband was part of that surveillance team and actually put the cuffs on travis. >> what was it like when you two kind of got together to compare notes? >> it was pretty emotional. and it was actually an emotional phone call. he called me to let me know that -- i'm going to get emotional now. that he had t

he's raised the bar. i don't know what i'm going to do. owers aren't going to cut it. >> i guess i would suggest to all the sons if you just pour your heart out to your mom the way that my son did with me yesterday, they will be just as appreciative as i am today and it will last forever. >> not just a card. it's got to be face to face, you're saying. >> it has to be face to face. it has to be heartfelt and genuine, yes. >> wanda pratt, it is an honor to have you on the program. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. it was my pleasure. >>> how great is she? we'll be right back with the ridiculist. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. you're an emailing, texting, master of the digital universe. but do you protect yourself? ♪ apparently not. when you access everything, you give everyone access to everything about you.

i was approached by one of the bar owners and would don't a renovation on his boomer i'm a contractor also this year this is not the best place to do business on the many occasions i've walked the streets and people are doing drugs right on the corner of where the store is located this is the rents are changing the neighborhood is changing and i want to be a part of that. i did speak with ron case on many occasions and those are a group of neighbors as well as merchants. i've done everything i can aside from hiring someone and that's what i wanted to do as a business owner get to know the people in the neighborhood on a personal level >> okay. thank you. commissioners there's another motion and second on the floor to approve with conditions. commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. no. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. if you could for the record if europe following the procedures >> commissioner moore. >> no. >> commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu >> that motion passes 5 to 2 with the commissioners commissioner borden and commissioner moore