an operator that would offer quality beverage and food at the kiosk. the rfp would require respondents to submit proposed rent, including the greater of the monthly and a guarantee or percentage of gross revenue. it would also require -- stipulate that the proposed payments are not final and that there would be negotiations with rpd, and then they would increase with cpi, and the maximum lease term would be five years in length. in soliciting an operator, we are soliciting an opera with the following minimum qualifications. five years of operating a similar business, including some with a background in food service, a catering, and retail services. sufficient financial capacity to undertake this opportunity. and the ability to obtain all required insurance policies and other permits. should the commission approved the release of this rfp, we would issue the proposal later on today. we would have a deadline of august 22, 2011, with hopefully bringing the selection of the responded back to the commission in september and then having the rec and park commi

confirmed he had lost the boarding pass on a new york subway and simply printed another one at the airport kiosk. when the fbi found no apparent connections to terror, nwebe was turned loose but only for four days. fbi agents arrested him yesterday, found him back in l.a. trying to board yet another plane, delta 46 to atlanta with a boarding pass that was not his own, at least ten more boarding passes in various names. he's now charged with being a stowaway on an aircraft. the tsa says nwebe was screened for explosives and weapons and in that sense presented no threat to the flight. the lapse by the screener checking i.d.s is serious and he could face disciplinary actions. >> just ahead on the "morning news" the latest from los alamos where things are looking up for firefighters. >>> plus tropical storm arlene lashes mexico and sends flood producing rains to south texas. >>> first scott pelley has a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >> the crops are ready but they're rotting in the field, that's what's happening to the harvest after one state's crackdown on illegal immigrants, that story

your ticket on your smart phone here is what you do, go to the movie theater unable to one of the machine kiosk your cold to one of these in the year to get printed out. if you prefer, go to the traditional ticket window counter and it will print out a to get there. you can use this for newly released movies at the theater. i was shown a demo of it for transformers three that just came out. the only restrictions, only one movie allowed per day, you cannot see the same movie twice in you cannot transfer the ticket to another person. for more information visit me on my tech page at gabe slate kron4 news. >> that is it for us, good night everyone in stay cool. [music] [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

red box is where you go to the kiosks at grocery stores part of the coin star company.here you take your change, yeah, that's where they get all the machine savvy. you can rent them for a buck overnight. 27,000 kiosks. it has to be back by 9 p.m. >> and you have to pick it up. machines have to be serviced. >> it's old school. going down to pick up a disk is odd. >> just getting it back is the hard part. >> after you watched it you don't want to -- >> i a lot times don't even watch t two bucks, three bucks, four bucks. >> and it is still due back. but it's hot. amazon people have to remember amazon has free streaming if you are an amazon prime customer which has many benefits so folks are saying i get free movies and, of course, you can also turn it into a dvd service because they have lots of used dvds for really cheap. they don't arrive overnight. but it's a great way to build your collection inexpensively. >> how much does it cost to be an amazon prime customer? >> $79 a year, five people on the account, free shipping on a bunch of orders and a few other benefits and

i know the name of the green grocery, ali, the kiosk guy, bahime, mark the fish monger.t of a community. >> charlie: is france relevant today? >> france is relevant. france thinks it's more relevant than it really is. >> charlie: because of libya. >> no because it's a memberf securi council, the united nations, it has veto power, it's a nuclear power. it can proje power militarily so in afghanistan and libya. president sarkozy is wanting the g-8 this year but it' only the size of texas and with an economy that's probably the size ofalifnia. >> charlie: yes. how is he doing? president sarkozy. >> we're in a period of track cision, in part because of what happened because of -- who could have been the social es party candidate and wa leading inhe poll in any combination >> charlie: against sarkozy. >> exactly. it's out of the picture. even though tzar -- tzar sarkozy -- >> charlie: at the likely to be the nominee. >> no clue. i would like to see francois who is really smart and funny and not seductive enough for the french people. >> charlie: he was head of the socialist p

confirmed he had lost the boarding pass on a new york subway and simply had printed another one at the airport kiosk. when the f.b.i. found no apparent connections to terror, noibi was turned loose, but only for four days. f.b.i. agents arrested him yesterday when they found noibi back at l.a.x. trying to board yet another flight, delta 46 to atlanta, again with a boarding pass that was not his own. and a search of his two bags turned up even more suspect documents-- at least ten more boarding passes in various names. noibi's now charged with being a stowaway on an aircraft. now, the t.s.a. says noibi was screened for explosives and weapons and in that sense presented no real threat or imminent threat to the plane. but it was a fundamental failure at the screening checkpoint-- he never should have got on with the papers he presented, scott. >> pelley: bob, you said in your story that he had a university of michigan i.d.? do you mean he got on a plane without a government-issued i.d. like a driver's license? how does that happen? >> reporter: it's unbelievable and it shouldn't happen. i mean, it's ju

confirmed he had lost the boarding pass on a new york subway and simply printed another one at the airport kiosk turned loose, but only for four days. fbi agents arrested him yesterday. they found him back at lax trying to board another flight, delta 46 to atlanta. again with a boarding pass that was not his own. and a search of his two bags turned up more suspects. at least ten more boarding passes in various names. he is now charged with being a stow way on an aircraft. he was screened for explosives and weapons and in that sense, presented no threat to the flight. the lapse by the screener checking id's is serious and the tsa says he could face disciplinary action. reagan national airport. >>> a bomb shell revelation about pg and e inspections. tonight the company says as many as 14 people may have lied about checking underground electrical facilities. the mercury news is reporting an internal pg and e investigation shows the areas in question are in san francisco, santa clara county, and the east bay. company spokesman says it's likely that two dozen enclosures were skipped. another 50 are s

the location. we are looking at kiosk opportunities to have businesses at the site as well. we're looking at permanent jobs from this as well from janitorial to groundskeepers to any other opportunity. this is -- we have heard timing is an issue. obviously, timing is an issue. citybuild starts in august. we need to get people in the program. it is very vigorous. the retention drops significantly. we need to make sure that once they are on site, that they have the full support of the community behind them. when they are on the site, a lot times, that is when they really fall out of the -- all of that training went to waste if we do not have people out there to support them on a daily basis. this is a dream we have had for the stabilization fund, and i urge you to support it. supervisor chu: thank you. are there any other speakers who wish to speak on this item? >> good morning, supervisors. tenderloin resident. i am year to support the appropriation to the governance center, but i am also here to oppose the appropriation to the asian neighborhood center. hopefully i identifie

the street. es's made $500 and is raising investment money to build a free-standing kiosk. >> that is another optiontable. >> gord on sits on the board of another bunchonning enterprise run by 19-year-old garee jiang. jiang's company muffin mill was born when he was a high school sophomore. he put one of his goodels on a t-shirt. >> when i first gave away 50 t-shirts it was almost like an exclusive type of thing. >> a facebook page made jiang very cool and the shirt, a must-have. >> my senior year pretty much everyone knew who i was and what i did. >> muffin mill something now a brand that has already brought in more than $16,000. one shirt at a time. jiang and gord on met at the network for teaching entrepreneurship or nifty,a nonprofit that teaches $20,000 students every year how to start a business. >> nationally one in four teens ages 16 to 19 can't find a job. that boost enrollment in nifty by 18%. here in new york city, by 40%. >> the unemployment picture is a strong motivator for some students to do it themselves achblted with luck and hard work, gord on and jiang will be the ones generating

it features pictures of the former president's year in illinois, his acting career, and a portrait by andy warhol. there will also be video kiosks with excerpts from his speeches. >>> it's day two of the royal couple's visit to canada. today they'll attend a citizenship ceremony, and then off to parliament hill for canada day celebration. william and kate landed in ottawa yesterday and took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the national war memorial. this is the couple's first official visit as a married couple, and it's also kate's first visit to north america. next friday the royal couple will head to l.a. for the next leg of their tour. >>> you might have heard of a movie a few years back called "snakes on a plane." an oregon man has a scorpions on a plane story to tell. jeff ellis was traveling on an alaska airlines flight. it was late, and he was trying to sleep, and that's when he felt a sting on his elbow. he captured a scorpion that had bitten him, put it in a plastic bag, and took this picture. there were concerns at first the bite might have been poisonous. he says he felt fine, and the bite felt like a bee sting. th

the "wall street journal," hp is planning an all-out marketing blitz for the touch pad with hundreds of hp employees at special kiosks buy stores pushing the new hp product. by the way, the starting price is the same as the ipad, the wi- fi only version starting at $499. i'm matt bigler live in san jose for cbs 5. >> thank you, matt bigler. >>> time now is 6:41. signed, sealed and delivered. hard to believe. we actually have a budget here in the state. >> that's hard to believe. phil matier and willie brown are weighing in on the good, the bad and the ugly of governor brown's plan. >>> and the market opened about 10 minutes ago. let's take a quick check on the early numbers. it's early. all down, but plenty of time. coming up we'll get a little update before the holiday weekend from jason brooks when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, bay area! if you are just getting going, we have a lot of sunshine come our way, mostly clear around the bay area, some fog at the coast. otherwise sunny skies on the way. temperatures by this afternoon going to be warm to hot in spots inland. 80s and mid-90s in the wa

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kiosks. >>> sports is provided for the low, low price tonight. >> free with larry beil. >> and most say yout you pay for. the quest for gold continues for the u.s. women's soccer team. they are just one win away. and who is standing in their way? that's next in sports. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ ♪ > good evening. the truth is we don't pay much attention to soccer in the united states unless it is the world cup and unless team usa gets very hot like they have. the u.s. women reached the finals in germany. a lot of red, white and blue in the crowd with the u.s. taking on a surprisingly strong squad from france. the u.s. strikes early 9th minute. she shoots and scores. pinpoint precis

the postal service says the village post office kiosks are going to be created in grocery and convenienceyear to fill the voids in those towns where the post offices will close. you'll be able to buy stamps, mail packages there. and that might be the future of post offices all over the country. the postal service plans to review half of its existing 32,000 post offices over the next ten years for possible closure in order to stay in business. congress could provide more help to the ailing agency. it would relieve the agency of paying into a retirement fund for future retirees, health benefits and ultimate would reduce mail delivery to five days from six. that would save an additional $3 billion a year, but that's not going to be enough. the question is this -- how much do you rely on the u.s. postal service? go to cnn.com/caffertyfile and post a comment on my blog. the post office is kind of like the old crank telephone and the party line. it just doesn't fit that much with today's technology. >> yep. the whole world is changing, jack. thank you. >> we just heard from the president's seni

components of the products they want to sell, and the very super bargain mentality of consumers they're between a rock and hard place. >> navid owns 24 mobile phone kiosks and he's restored sales jobs cut during the down turn. >> we've had a pretty good bounce back. but the recession is not over. >> we'll take some positive news but will have to track the consumer's wallets. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> and the picasso pempblg fld the wall of an art gallery is in custody, so is the suspected thief this, video helped track him down. and abc 7 is live where this started. don? >> yes. and that video shows the suspect in this gallery, leaving this gallery with that stolen picasso. tonight it's back, and the suspect is in jail z inside of the gallery, there is a lot of relief. >> i've been so squared and roland says he's relieved waits not damaged. it's the head of a woman, a pencil drawing from 1965, worth around $250,000. and police have arrested a 31-year-old from nnl engineer. they say he walked into the gallery, took the work off the wall, left, then grabbed a cab. lugo captured on this surveillance video next door. >> this surveillance video helped us i

now, i didn't know about the scourge of a.t.m.'s and kiosks but apparently those are holding back our job creators. this is called innovation. this is called efficiency. and it reminds me of the story when the famed economist, milton friedman, went to china and he wants witnessing some building of a can national. they said, why don't you use bulldozers? these things will make it more efficient. the chinese officials said, we couldn't put these people to work. to that milton friedman responded, why don't you give them spoons? look, innovation and efficiency make our country stronger. they're net job creators so we should be going after what is really holding our country back and really is holding back economic growth and that is the nlrv who is attacking american jobs who want to create american jobs. that's the e.p.a. who is going after numerous pieces of legislation that will in the near term kill jobs, in the medium term kill jobs and in the long term kill jobs. we should be going after the f.t.c. who is going of a captain crunch and tony th

the beijing south road crustacean. it was a modern building covered with solar panels. you buy a ticket from an electronic kiosks offering choices in chinese and english. the board of a high-speed train that goes to another rumi modern train station that is said to be the fastest when it began operating in 2008. the chinese poetry and covers -- the chinese bullet train covers distances fast. the expedition center was a mass of beautifully appointed structure. as if the convention center was not impressive enough, eco dash sponsors give some facts and figures. the co-sponsors gave some facts and figures. the construction of the convention center started in 2009 and was completed in may of 2010. i started counting on my fingers -- eight months. returning home to maryland, i was describing the complex and how quickly it was built. ann interrupted me and asked if i had been to the subway stop quickly. we lived in bethesda and often use the washington metro subway to get to work in downtown washington. i had been there and new-issue is talking about. the two short escalator's had been under repair for nearly six mont

the product that they want to sell and the very super bargain mentality of consumers they are between a rock and a hard place. >>reporter: owner 24 mobile phone kioskles are improving he says. even restoreded sales job to cut during the downturn. is the recession over. >> i would say we have had a pretty good bounce back butt recession is not over. >> we will take positive economic news but have to protect the city 7 news. >> officials at silicon valley only seaport planing up great in the hope of bringing in more shipping traffic according to the business journal there project would replace the wooden wharf at the port of redwood city with concrete doc docks. they hope to have it done this summer. >> menlo park says it has developed a new test for determining the risk of cervical cancer. promises results with 98 percent accuracy biannualizing individual cells. test cost about 20 to 30 dollars. warrior remodeling their headquarters at oracle arena. roj equity expected to would say one and a half million dollars hope to have it here at the end of the print edition of the silicon valley business journal. >>> picasso pinched from the wall of the san f

the post office. >> fewer people are using them. >> i like to go to safeway and get my groceries and i kind of wish there was a post office right there. i think we will see more kioskre and more jobs. the post office was such an old idea and concept. a lot of the stations will be closing those that are putting-- pulling in less than 37,003 years. these are like rule outpost--rural outpost. >> i saw the story on the wall street journal icahn was compelling i did this on my morning show and how many people lash out at hispanics and and blacks making less than whites. the numbers are right there. the wealth gap, the great recession has made things worse. >> i was about to say is a the recession that is making the gap a bigger one? >> a white households and and have 20 times more than black households that is something i am just that about. >> we have one winner. >> yaaa. ford drivers of revenues. they were nice numbers not as nice is what we wanted on wall street. but i am trying to find a silver lining. >> 50% is a pretty big gold. >> wall street was a little disappointed because as they grow they do not have as much margin. in america we did the big trucks and the b

the beijing south road crustacean. it was a modern building covered with solar panels. you buy a ticket from an electronic kiosks offering choices in chinese and english. the board of a high-speed train that goes to another rumi modern train station that is said to be the fastest when it began operating in 2008. the chinese poetry and covers -- the chinese bullet train covers distances fast. the expedition center was a mass of beautifully appointed structure. as if the convention center was not impressive enough, eco dash sponsors give some facts and figures. the co-sponsors gave some facts and figures. the construction of the convention center started in 2009 and was completed in may of 2010. i started counting on my fingers -- eight months. returning home to maryland, i was describing the complex and how quickly it was built. ann interrupted me and asked if i had been to the subway stop quickly. we lived in bethesda and often use the washington metro subway to get to work in downtown washington. i had been there and new-issue is talking about. the two short escalator's had been under repair for nearly six mont

the beijing south road crustacean. it was a modern building covered with solar panels. you buy a ticket from an electronic kiosks offering choices in chinese and english. the board of a high-speed train that goes to another rumi modern train station that is said to be the fastest when it began operating in 2008. the chinese poetry and covers -- the chinese bullet train covers distances fast. the expedition center was a mass of beautifully appointed structure. as if the convention center was not impressive enough, eco dash sponsors give some facts and figures. the co-sponsors gave some facts and figures. the construction of the convention center started in 2009 and was completed in may of 2010. i started counting on my fingers -- eight months. returning home to maryland, i was describing the complex and how quickly it was built. ann interrupted me and asked if i had been to the subway stop quickly. we lived in bethesda and often use the washington metro subway to get to work in downtown washington. i had been there and new-issue is talking about. the two short escalator's had been under repair for nearly six mont

if you zront a smart phone smrks stores have kiosks and before gou shoching you can down load from a web site on to a royalty card that. way, just swipe the card at check out to get good deals. shopping with loyalty cards can help you save at the pump, too. points earned at some stores can translate into money saved per gallon of gas. now, genie finds with many new ways to save, she's not just saving money, she's saving time. >> and i just pit it up on the phone. i can see if they have the sale. >> and if you can't locate coupons for products you like, consumer reports suggests trying e mailing companies directly to ask for coupons of your favorite items. you'll be surprised. earlier, we were saying we're going to tell but the dmv registration and issue was that. people were not getting a letter from dmv or getting them late because legislature wasn't sure how much they're going to charge you. it turned out they're going to charge but half this year what they charged last year z that is a very sweet deal. you will be getting an extra 30 days to pay. and... >> pay less? >> and pay less, what a deal. >> if you've paid you'll get some back.

>> kiosks have downsides, there's often a line, one person at a time can use them, eliminates the abilityy stores. blockbuster has got its own blockbuster express but it's operating in chapter 11 so its future is not necessarily assured right now. >> might want to bring that up, but got to be careful there. streaming video options there? >> a crowded field and getting more and more busy, netflix has had a moment of weakness. big announcement yesterday walmart is streaming vudu on its website. vudu is available on video players and smart tvs. as little as 9 cents up to $1 per movie. >> amazon streaming video. >> pay $80 a year, discounted shipping, you can get a smaller selection. i wouldn't rely upon it exclusively because it doesn't have as many movies available as some of the other players do. >> we talked about pros and cons. what would one be? >> you have to cobble together. not all of them have the movies. you get two or three pay-per-view, go with apple tv has stuff, best buy, cinema now, use pay-per-view, you may not use as much as you thought you would. >> eryca, over to you. >>>

kiosks. you can scan your card and get saving autos before you go open shopping, down load to your loyalty card. that way you just check out to get the deal. kit heap you at the pump, too. and points can translate into money saved her gallon of gas. now, jenny finds what many ways to save, she's not just saving money. she's also saving time. >> you don't have to sit down with the coupons and i just pull it on the phone. >> if you find you can't lok yait this, consumer reports you ask for the coupons. >> there you go. >> and there is spencer back with the final look at the forecast at this hour. >> things looking good. we have spectacular weather coming our way. low clouds continuing overnight around the bay. swreel sunny skies tomorrow, on the coast and inland. and we'll see warmer weather in all locations. so finally feels like summer, it's going to stick around for a while. there is a upper level low building into the north. it's providing circulation that is bringing clouds back to the coastline and overnight, we'll see low clouds and fog pushing inland. lows on the mild side. mainly mid to upper 50s, cooler in parts of the north

the answer about what we're going to do. and too kind to ensure that i wasn't doing my share, i feel like i am doing my share. i've worked my pohang kiosk and i gave away half of what i had before they even asked for it. it was already done. and i didn't think about whether it's half or not. it was close to half anyway. >> i never said that about you. [laughter] you are my hero in this boat. >> i'm like that woman in the tv commercial. the cleanup ladies have been doing the best i can. >> listen. lush estate days. recent post, give or take an 80% think america is going in the wrong direction. >> i agree with that. and family circle and in the the right. >> at overall -- >> were pretty terrible. i agree with and pickens. we need an energy plan. we don't have one. >> next book on the 75% think that corporations are to much control over their lives. >> i try to get a big corporation. i never had one, but i would've liked to have more control over people's lives. [laughter] go to my restaurant. >> the third one was 62% of people think most major parties are failing. >> sailing? the parties are failing? both of them? >> yes. >> what a week a

a loan officer sitting there that new the district and probably knew you as a business customer or as a residential customer. you could not deposit checks at a kiosk some place, let alone take a picture of them with your iphone. the entire system has changed. the concept of branch banking has totally changed. a number of the branch banks in san francisco have a long leases have too much space. so they have become coffeeshops for half of them. there has been a big change. everything changes and maybe this is the time for this code to change. >> the neighborhood commercial controls developed in the late '80s, the impetus for that was branch banks at the time. the code already in the neighborhood commercial districts had controls built in. of the 28 different neighborhood commercial districts we had, half of them the financial service use is either conditionally permitted or not permitted at all. we are looking at less than half the labor and commercial districts which otherwise have the misprints we permitted uses. -- have them as principally permitted uses. commissioner antonini: just to add onto what commissioner miguel said -- this is not the cas