are in the city, and how many are in the process to become healthy salons? >> we have 250 in the city out of the 25 are healthy nail salons, we have 5-10 in the pipeline >> that is great. how long does it take for them to get through the process? >> six months >> if i wanted to go to a salon that doesn't have a decal etc. to encourage them to do the that i can send them to do anything else >> we have a vietnamese trainer i don't know if you know this 95% of our nail technicians are vietnamese, they're comfortable if someone speaks to them in viet nah neez we have a trainer that calls them back, relays all their fears, and we give them the marketing splat, and they register immediately >> do you have the hot line number off the top of your head >> i do not. >> it's probably on the website >> yes it is on the website. >> thanks. >> all right. questionses? comments? all right. members of the public, thank you anya. public comment on item five? mr. david pilpel. >> on this i asked that the last operations committee meeting, if the healthy nail salon (audio cut

the first one in the nail salon you heard about the nail salon project from our fearless staffer, who is -- anya is just a wonderful part of our department she has colleagues who work fearlessly with her on this as women, she mentioned a new york times, article, a big piece was done on salon workers, in new york city. there was a lot uncovered in that, we don't know how much of that is relevant here in terms of poor treatment flash flood salon workers, in terms of wages, and hours what we do know is the toxic chemicals are in new york are the same as here. because we have been working closely with the author of that piece, she interviewed us even though our name did not show up in there, we were a big part of the research bauds because of that new york city has

the packaging. carolyn today does $50,000 just in her own salons. nfident that we can get outside distribution and do a million dollars in the first year. and so i'd like to give you guys the direction to develop the line, but i am not looking for this anymore. thank you very much. i told you, win-win. man: it's gonna work. lemonis: thank you very much. lemonis: so, in order for that product to work, we really need to figure out distribution. once we develop unique's product line, we're gonna try to sell it to every salon in the local area. carolyn's ex-partner, joe, has about 20 salons. the question is, is carolyn ready and able to move forward? your ex-partner, joe -- do you think he runs a decent operation? carolyn: the man has been the bane of my existence for the last two years. there's a lot of hurt and pain involved, and i don't know why you're bringing him up, so i wish you would get to the point. lemonis: i mean, he has 20 salons, and i want to utilize whatever resources he has for our benefit. this all comes back to business. you got to hav

county is hundred and 50 the increase of $40 million last in salon is in existing operating landfill fell able to handle all the wastes that last operates at 25 percent of the permitted capacity with this project it will go up to 75 percent in terms of volume on permits will be required no expansion of that landfill is required to handle all the waste the only physical change the trucks will haul to a new facility we did an independent analysis air quality analysis and compared our clungsz with the 2012 negative declaration the last in salon county was approved in terms of ceqa it was done by way of a negative debilitation by salon county found no- we compared our analyze and concluded no negative impact we conducted with the planning department and they concur with our analysis issue was appealed this is all in our packet i'm going to summarize so few we have written responses i can answer the questions in terms of key issues they'll claim adverse quality and methodology in our reliance on the bay area air quality thresholds was not appropriate they signed a glad at the sce

county that's the basis for the impacts in terms of the salon 2012 we performed our own analysis regarding alternatives alternatives are not analyzed in a negative debilitation when a project was no significant impact and in negative debilitations the correct documents sentencing ceqa didn't require an analysis no need for an alternative analysis in terms of the impacts in san francisco as i stated earlier there no physical change within san francisco without physical change there's no fact within san francisco we did receive a couple of comment letters in the last couple of days one from david pill pal and the other from the appellant david pill peel we respond to in writing i submitted briefly i'll be brief this letter questions whether there's a conflict with the county and the number of truck trips into the future the change in the composition of truck fleets and the impacts from the idol and raised suggestions there's no conflict that the tsa all work is directed by the planning department staff the negative reflections are their judgment in terms of the tru

she saw a man jump through the window of a hair salon and run away. the witness immediately called police. >> the deputy arrived thinking, okay, i'm going to investigate a burglary at this beauty salon. goes in and it's completely dark. he has a flashlight, training the beam of the flashlight around, walking, looking, seeing nothing. >> but in the back room, he found a woman on the floor murdered. >> it had to be a very chilling discovery. the killer had used a strap, tied it around her neck and then hung her from a hot water heater. >> robbery was not the motive. her purse was left behind and there was money in the cash register and her car was left behind. it appeared that the motive probably was sexual related. >> the victim was identified as 27-year-old dana satterfield, the owner of the hair salon. she was the mother of two young children. >> she had worked in the hair business for seven years. i want to say she had been in the shop for three or four. when i say shop, it was a converted mobile home made into a beauty salon. >> the murder happened

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hamas forces have the salon surrounded. it's a black comedy said the identically twin brothers tarzan and arab. they decide he to make there film despite never have having gone to cinema. >> for us, we have the idea of the salon. because the idea of the salon to go there to become beautiful to cut your hair, to talk about many things in relation to their life. but we choose this place beautiful gaza. >> dark humor is the recurrent theme. the time remaining is a particular example. its director, elia sulaiman, says where there is humor, there is often no resort. >> it is mostly another territory liberated. that poetic, is something that comes out really arrest. >> reporter: cannes is known for launching careers. lots of attention fascinating by the rar advertise tick talent coming from the middle east. >> lebanon and israel is extraordinary. you have there such a number of very good film makers, men and women. >> often standing out at the crowd in cannes. two films are in the lineup this year despite the challenges, they thin

it sounds like she's even taking legal action to sue the salon.he salon says that they were very explicit in terms of how much all of this work was going to cost. >> that's her responsibility. most of the time they provide that kind of information at the salons. >> she was distracted by her nails. >> every woman knows if you get a weave you're going to have to pay a lot of money. they're not cheap unless you want a cheap wg and that's another problem all together. >>> with great power comes great responsibility. that includes high-powered sports cars. we've got a ferrari s-12 lot of power. >> probably also about $741,000. >> about $318,000. face price. racing against a souped up gtr on an open public highway. this never ends well. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> yeah. well what did you expect? >> exactly. that's a $318,000 car, meeting a much cheaper concrete barrier. >> just because you can afford it and own it doesn't mean you know how to drive it. >> that's true. >> some people speculate he was a little too afraid to pull to the left because

for this we have the idea of the salon. idea of the salon to go there, to cut your hair, to talk about many things, relations their life, but. >> dark humaner is a recurrent theme in palestinian films. the films "the time remains" is a particularly good example. >> it's directed despair and humor is often the last resort. >> iwhen i see a palestinian film its basically another territory liberated. that is poetic, and that poetic is something that arrests. >> cannes is known for launching careers. while the flashy hollywood movies backed by the big bucks command a lot of attorneys the festival is fascinated by the artistic talents coming from the middle east. >> it's extraordinary. you have a number of very good men and women. >> many stand out in the crowd at cannes. despite challenges they face, the palestinian filmmakers, the fact that they have to rely on foreign funding, it's cinema is alive and well. al jazeera at the cannes film festival. >> much more that we're covering on our website. there it is, the address www.alj

an we have the idea of the salon because the idea of the salon to go there to become beautiful to cutr hair, to talk about many things, but within this place we perform gaza. >> darm humor is a theme of films from gaza. this is a particularly good example. >> reporter: its director, elia sulaiman says where there is humor there is very often a last resort. >> i get my legal tease when i see a good palestinian film, because it is basically another territory being libert liberated. >> cannes is known for launching careers. and while the business hollywood films command lots of attention there is fascination from the films from middle east. >> lebanon palestine, middle east you have such good film makers, men and women. >> reporter: two films in the lineup despite the challenges of palestinian movie makers, palestinian movie making is live and well, charlie angela, al jazeera cannes. >> don't forget you can keep up with all the latest news at aljazeera.com. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera" nasa administrator charles bolden. >> getting to space is very difficult. getting to mars is ve

that governs everything about the salon, not just the pay. salon where hispanic workers are not allowed to speak while their korean colleagues can do whatever they want and it's very painful for them. >> woodruff: we have maps which show where nail salons are. you looked at new york city, los angeles san francisco and what you see is women of all economic classes or at least the neighborhoods are patronizing the shops what did you find? >> well, man cures have become this ultimate oxymoron. cheap luxury. there is no such thing. someone is bearing the cost of your discount and that someone is always the worker, the person least able to afford it. the proliferation of salons in new york city who have the most per capita of any metropolitan city in the u.s., you could call it the manicure capital to have the united states, led to a total decrease of prices, man cures are $10 average here i found. they're $20 across the rest of the nation. why in the most expensive city in america where a latte is $4 is the manicure price so low? judy, that is bec

that is the sign right now this salon used to be called isis nail salon. that created a whole host of controversy, and headache for the owner. i spoke with the owner charlene, she picked name in 2010. >> that was in 2010, right before all this came about. >> that changed last year in 2015 14 with the christian genocide going on in middle east courtesy of isis. because of all of the bad publicity that terrorist group has been generating, her nail salon felt the repercussions, the problem started when someone took a picture of her isis nail sign posted it on facebook, and said that there was an isis center here by queens boulevard in queen that created a huge problem, she was receiving phone calls from people saying is this isis i would like to join. she assumed those phone calls were pranks, she got contacted by the police, we can only assume they it their own investigation and found this is not a terrorist center, they told her, if anybody bothers her they would protect her. bill: was there any suspicious activity going on in the salon? >> there is no suspi

because the idea of the salon to go there is to become beautiful, to cut your hair and talk about many have relations and the like but we choose this place, beautiful to gather. >> reporter: dark humor is a recurrent theme in palestinian film and the film time remains is a particularly good example. >> translator: its director says where there is despair human is often the last resort and winner of awards in the south he is excited by the talent and drive he sees in the next generation. >> i get my tease when i see a good palestinian film because it's just basically another chance to get liberated and that is quite poetic and it's something israelis cannot really arrest. >> reporter: cann is known for launching careers and the hollywood movies and big bucks commands lots of attention they are fascinating by the artistic talent coming from the middle east. >> the area of palestine and israel, you have such a number of very good men and women. >> reporter: palestinian films often stand out from the crowd here at cann two years ago omar won a prize for in films in the line up and despite

you were in the trucking business and the beauty salon business. rep. mike bost: in the trucking business, if you know there is a driver shortage, a driver shortage is not occurring because there are not people who want to do the jobs. it is just that people doing the jobs cannot sell enough hours because of a mishandling because of the rules and the logbook rules. and that was a very dangerous time, but you have got to be able to, for instance, if you are coming up on your amount of hours that you are supposed to have in a week, and you are an hour or a half-hour from your destination, you have to stop the truck and waited 36 hours or they have to send a driver? and not only that, that driver then, if his week falls with a weird break in the middle, he or she can not solve 40 hours. that is when you have got people here in d.c. writing rules who have never even sat in a truck. they do not understand. not necessarily from the standpoint of the federal government, but in the beauty salon business, we have this, and we became so overregulated. host: in ter

the salon paid for high quality carbon mats for work on acrylic nails. they cost twice as much as the standard ones. they had to toss out all their old polishers and removers. as a result of going green, nails by lisa will have to raise prices. right now a man cure here costs $17. starting june 21st it will have to go up to 22. >> i thioate better for our health -- i think it's better for our health overall. >> reporter: the owner knows the costs of working in a dirty salon. she was 16 then. 30 years later she's still dealing with health problems. >> i have rashes, itchiness and my skin is not as smooth as some other people's. >> reporter: she hopes more salons choose to do the right thing. >> the healthy nails salon campaign started in san francisco in 2010. it is also in alameda county and the city of santa monica. >>> tom brady says he will appeal the nfl suspension of four games for using underinflated footballs in the afc championship game. the patriots will also be fined $1 million will lose two draft picks. andria borba says this had everyone talki

we have the idea of the salon. go there to cut your hair, to talk about many things that has to do with life. we choose this place. >> dark humor is recurrent theme in palestinian films. the films "the time remains" is a particularly good example. >> it's director says where this is despair humaner is often the last resort. winner of many international awards he's excited about the talent he sees in the next generation. >> it's just basically another test of liberated and it's quite poetic, and that is something that cannot be arrested. >> cannes is known for launching careers, and while flashy movies command a lot of attention the festival is fascinated by the talent coming from the middle east. >> lebanon, palestine, israel, extraordinary. you have such a number of men and women. >> films that stand out here in the crowd, it's quite the challenge, palestinian filmmakers have to rely on foreign funding but it is alive and well. >> we'll update you on the stories next on al jazeera. that's it for the news hour. tha

because the idea of the salon like to go there is to become beautiful to cut your hair and talk abouttion with the life. >> reporter: dark humor is a reoccurring in the films and time remains is a particularly good example. >> translator: its director says where there is despair humor is often the last resort. winner of many international awards himself he is excited by the talent and drive he sees in the next generation. >> i get teased when i see a good palestinian film because it's another chance to get liberated and it's fighting poetic and that is something the israelis cannot really you know arrest. >> reporter: cann is known for launching careers and while the flashy hollywood movies backed by big bucks command lots of attention the festival is fascinated by the talent coming from the middle east. >> lebanon, palestine and israel is extraordinary. you have such a number of very good major men and women. >> reporter: palestinian films often stand out from the crowd here at cann two years ago omar won a jury prize for the line up and challenges for palestinian film makers it's al

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because of that there's a race-based caste system within the salon. kers at the bottom followed by chinese and beautiful young koreans are most desirable. >> do owners think they're doing anything wrong? >> the owners think they're doing something heroic they believe they're employing unemployable people and that they're giving people a leg up. >> how is this legal? >> it's not legal. it's completely illegal. they're being robbed of their wages. it took me nine months to get information from the department of labor, and when i got the information, i found they rarely investigate nail salons. hardly any legal actions and almost no investigations. >> why can't the workers complain? are they in the country illegally? >> even if you're in the country illegally, you still have the right to be paid properly according to our laws. a woman told me she does have papers to work. she pretends she doesn't when she tries to get hired because bosses want the most vulnerable workers to hire. >> i'm sitting here with two broken nails. what should we do? what can we do

majority of the salons in the industry.dividually owned or primarily owned by one person? >> they're individually owned and it's about 80% korean owned industry. actually what happened because of that is there's a race-based cash system within the salon. so you'll have women doing the same job in the salon getting paid different amounts of money with hispanic workers at the bottom found by chinese and beautiful koreans are considering the most desirable. >> do the owners find they're doing something wrong here? >> they find themselves heroic. >> how so. >> >> they don't have papers they don't speak a lot of english and they feel they're giving them a leg up. >> how is this legal? >> it's not legal. it's completely illegal. these people are being robbed or their wages and in nine months it took me months. when i finally got the database i found they rarely rarely gts nail salons. >> no investigations? >> hardly any legal actions and no. >> even if they're in the country illegally? >> even if illegal in the country they have

the salons denied allegations and contested the suit. all of this is making women think twice about the actual price of pampering. . it's horrible. if you're doing a job you should be paid for it and paid fairly. >> you think i'm getting a $20 mani-pedi but you don't think what standards these places have. >> some "new york times" reporters said that the workers were not making close to minimum wage even with tips. >>> first at 4 today, lauren's law >> bob:s law. >>> and gruesome discovery in the connecticut woods. >> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 4. >>> a look at our top stories at 4:30. a uva dean is suing rolling stone magazine for $7.5 million. she said the debunked story of rape on campus painted her as a chief villain. nicole ramo is the administrator tasked with tackling sex assaults. she filed the suit to set the record straight and hold the magazine accountable. >>> a home under renovation in silver spring collapsed on easily street. investigatorers say workers were inside renovating the house when they heard a loud creek

but across the country there has been a buzz since the "new york times" uncovered the short changing of manicurists in salonsis type of wage theft has been found in many other work places and cost workers $80 million. in new york governor como launched a clampdown on wage abuse. but christopher putzel uncovers the unpaid work of others. >> translation: i imagined the u.s. to be a free and democratic country. i expected to see money everywhere. this man is a father and husband and came to new york in 2001 for what he hoped was a better life. >> translation: it's not like i imagined. like china, u.s. has its dark sides. there's a lot of unfairness. inequality. >> reporter: in 2006 he took a job as a driver with an independent taxi company, known as yes car. so in 2007 you were making about $500 a week, is that right. your pay was $500. how many days a week were you working. six days? >> yes. >> six days a week. >> yes. day. >> yes. >> reporter: do the maths. he was working many hours a week, earn $6.74. two years later yes car announced an increase in so-called protection fees, bringing it down to $5.55, below

salon now and then. have you ever thought about the people working at those salons? how much they get paid and what work conditions are. a recent new york time reports opened up lot of eyes of the poor treatment of workers. kate snow reports new york state is doing something about it. >> reporter: pick a color, that's the toughest choice a customer faces at the nail salon. according to a stunning report the workers may feel like they have no choice but to sit on a stool for hours on end. new york"new york times" reporter spent 13 months in investigating and speaking to female immigrants who said they initially paid salon owners for the right to work. and then after months of free labor, made as little as $3 on hour. >> i think the story's had so much rezsonance a manicure is an intimate act, holding hands with someone, looking into their eyes across the table and yet not seen. >> reporter: other workers detailed inhaling harsh chemicals made them sick or caused miscarriages allegations that prompted new york state to start action. >> we'll start a crackdown. >> report

so, i invested $250,000 for 20% of the salons and 51% of the product line. -congratulations.lyn: thank you. thank you. lemonis: the $250,000 was gonna go towards renovating her flagship salon. [ cheering ] lemonis: we spend over $150,000 buying new equipment so that the place would look state-of-the-art. the place was open about a month after we first shook hands. carolyn: hey, doesn't it look amazing? [ laughter ] amazing! lemonis: the big opportunity here was the product line. we re-branded it and repackaged it with a new name, erika cole by raquel, a name that represented her three kids. the result was amazing. i feel like we entirely changed the process. carolyn: and i thank you. lemonis: the most important change was firing the general manager and having carolyn step into the role, a role she should have always had. it's been about five months since we renovated, and we've already been named one of the top 20 salons in america by a big industry publication, salon today. those are the kind of things that make it worth it. -hi, carolyn. -carolyn: hi, how are you? lemonis:

know, because of the idea of the salon, to go there is to become beautiful, to talk about many thingshis place, gaza. >> dark hugh more is a recurrent theme in palestinian films. the film the time remains, is a particularly good example. it's director says where there is despair, humor is often the last res order. winner of many international awards, he is excited by the talent and drive he sees in the next generation. >> i get my little tease when i see a good palestinian film because it's just basically another chance to get liberated. >> that's poetic. >> is something that really, you know, gives us a rest. >> canne is known for launching careers. while the flashy hollywood movies command lots of attention, the festival is fascinated by the artistic talent from the middle east. >> the area lebanon, palestine and israel, it's extraordinary. you have such a number of var good film maker men and women. >> palestinian films often stand out from the crowd here at cannes. a few years ago, two films were in the line-up. despite the challenges facing palestinian film makers and the fact th

salons that don't comply are going to be shut down that move following a "new york times" investigation into thexploitation of salon workers. katherine porter joins us from san francisco this evening. ms. porter thanks for being with us. why and how has this gone under the radar for so long? >> well, about ten years ago my organization the california healthy nail salon collaborative was founded because asia health services and our organization, where we're seeing many nail salon workers and owners who often work every day in the nail salon also seeing them with a whole range of negative health impacts. some acute impacts such as watery eyes rashes difficulty breathing, but also hearing stories of more chronic adverse impacts such as miscarriages and cancer. our organization has been focused on this community and working with this community to help make their workplaces and their businesses safer. we have been advocating for better laws and regulations and have been working on a volunteer program that supports nail salons that use safer products and safer practices. >> and if the workers there ar

among the claims, salons overwork and underpay their employee. don't pay overtime. all to keep the manicures and pedicures at rock bottom prices. >> they will make about $13,000 a year on average. minimum wage is $18,000 a year. >> according to the times, while new york city has the highest number of nail salons per capita in the country, both san francisco and los angeles follow behind in second place. >>> and it has been a wild weather day in the bay area. one of the rarest sightings happened up north. a kpix5 weather watcher spotted this funnel cloud in sebastepool. >> that would happen in oklahoma, being in touch with roberta, i thought this couldn't be happening. >> to give you some idea of how rare this is, california gets the second fewest funnel clouds and tornadoes of any state in the country. and another pretty unusual sight, hail, remember that? small chunks of the frozen stuff littered the ground in fremont. woke up a bunch of people. >> pretty cool. >>> kathy is out there with her camera. takes the picture, we get it on the air befor

>> unfortunately there's not enough regulation the in nail salons. healthy nail salon campaign and coalition continues to say. we need more regulation need to insure as the new york city council has a bill on the table looking at how are we cracking down on nail salons? we need to look at enforcement of violations and osha. how are we enforcing laws we have and going above and beyond the law to protect nail salon worker ands consumers? >> glad you're on the case. you're clearly familiar with what's going on. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "the cycle" at 3:00 p.m. you'll hear from the journalist that exposed these abuses in the nail salons. quite a story. >>> the other story we're watching is the fallout in the wake of the cavaliers ss ad. francis is joining me again. >> we asked viewers, should the nba punish cavaliers over that a video parody? take a look now. the overall a score board. 44% of you say no the nba should not fine cavaliers over that parody. 56% of you say yes. let's look at the last couple of minutes here how many of you are

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not only includes the rooms and the corridors and the restaurant and the new fitness center and the salon new lobby, but we replaced every window. the windows were 50 years old. guests will appreciate that. we're looking to raise rates 20% to 25%. that is not a small amount, but we think the products and service will warrant that rate increase. we totally took this area and made it guest friendly. >> the renovation costs ballooned, from an initial estimate of $35 million to the $100 million. but tisch says it is all part of his plan to boost the image of all 21 of his loews hotels. >> how long before you can make the money back from the money you put into it? >> it's hard to look at a real roi in terms of every dollar and every penny. not only do we want to get economic return, but what this hotel means to loews hotels from an emotional standpoint, you cannot quantify. we had to make a commitment that the flagship hotel, a block from our office, in the heart at new york city, is at a standard that represents the rest of our organizations. we are continuing to grow. in the last 18 months,

i was not only in the beauty salon business, but i was in the trucking business. my grandfather started a trucking business in 1933. i came home from the marine corps and ran it for 10 years. the frustration in dealing with all of that and talking to the family with a lot of decision-making, and i could have just thrown my hands of an -- up and said i am done with politics but i said, no, i'm going to try to it is to make eggs better for the kids. host: when did you want to run for the house? rep. mike bost: 2014. february of 2000 -- 2014. well no, right after the other elections. host: your race, you defeated the incumbent democrat bill enyart, in what was reportedly one of the most expensive races. rep. mike bost: it is. -- was. it is inexpensive market -- an expensive market. the paducah, kentucky, market is less expensive, but you go to st. louis, it is like $600. host: so your district reaches all of the way up that far? rep. mike bost: my district goes up to alton, almost st. louis, but not as far as grafton. it is 1.33 counties. host: how did you do it, fro