and southern california so we welcome her to the department >> good afternoon president fong i'm tina chang. the item before you is a request for conditional use authorization at the 16100 guerrero street the 16 hundred square feet restaurants permitting the sale of beer and wine on site. type 40 liquor license is being pursued. the currency hours of operation from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily. the project is open the southeast corner from the neighborhood. the building economists of a 3 story building on 28 street but the fronting on guerrero street it's in an rh 2 zone and it characterized by 20th century 1 to 2 family homes. it's within a quarter of a mile from the subway and it transfers the liquor life insurance. the type 1 liquor license is for the subject use conditional use authorization. the shopping facilities includes a variety of subjects including the valencia located 4 blokes north and a moderate scale on mission street. a couple blocks to the east. both offer a variety of restaurants cafes and personal establishment. to date the department has received one call in support of

. >> tina drives to deliver clean needles to her clients. another face of heroin changing. >> much of the case in long island. a lot of them are working, they have jobs, they can't get to you from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. >> you say a lot of the heroin addicts have 9 to 5 jobs and that's why they can't get to the needle exchange because they can't make those hours? >> absolutely. >> the needles that tina is passing outs are 28 gauge, smaller end, particularly thin, and that is because a lot of the people in the area that are addicted to heroin are quite young and their veins are not yet callused. they find this type of needle is a lot easier and more comfortable to shoot up with. >> tina believes giving heroin addicts access to clean needles is the only thing keeping theam live. >> we're -- them alive. >> one person a day on heroin? >> to a failed overdose to heroin or prescription opiates. >> at phoenix house almost half of the patients are in treatment for opiate addiction. unlike the lower income addicts, who used to make up the majority of phoenix house's addicts,ful ar

airman tina wilson went to the clinic in 2008 to have a dressing change following surgery on her tailbone by the doctor, lieutenant commander anthony l. velazquez. decided it was perfectly ok to slip his hand down the front of her panties and then have the nerve to give her a smile and a wink as she walked to the door. wilson complained, an investigation was started, and three other women also reported the doctor had touched them inappropriately. but after 10 months, the investigation was closed with no action taken, according to any -- to an ncis document on the investigation obtained by the a.p. the story gets even more disgusting. two years later the navy finally filed charges against the doctor after more than 25 women reported he touched them, too. guess what? most of the charges were dropped under a plea deal and the doctor served just a week in the bringing. he was dis-- brig. he was dismissed and stripped of his license, but velazquez could have been stopped years before. instead he was allowed to carry on his lewd behavior and scar so many more victims. airman tina wilson left th

tina was one year too old for the program and paid for the bus with anything she could find. >> i used to always go through the couches, underneath my bed to see if i have change anywhere. >> transit leaders are talking about expanding the program to include 18-year-olds, seniors and maybe do away with income limits altogether. >> it's clear that this program benefits a huge number of youth. it is very reasonable cost. >> this is long overdue. the seniors are hurting terribly. >> including those groups could cost the city millions more. money that could come from a higher sales tax, a tax on shuttles like google buses or higher vehicle licensing. at 19, tina is too old now but hopes the can help kids like her baby sister and kids like her. >> knowing the youth are in school, having that voice here is really impactful. >> reporter: known opposed the program, at least didn't say so ated to's pun lick hearing. the final decision will be made by the end of june. brian webb, kpix5. >> the youth ride free program is part of mta's budget that is being finalized right now the just shy of $915 million. >>> a bay area tech investor wants to split california into six sta

tina fey. mariah had to dig. >> mariah had to dig, oh, lord. and took her time. >> yes, she did. >> lindsay lohan. >> gaga. uh-huh. oh, stephen colbert. >> he did it in changence she had a row with johnny years and years back. for whatever reason, that was continued. that's nice. that bodes well. it is a new era. and nobody is funnier on the planet than joan. so i hope she comes back. >> joan told reporters she's been sitting outside in the taxi with the meter running since 1997, waiting to get in. just shows jimmy's personality. like no grudges, no nothing. one of the coolest things about last night was that u2 performed and they didn't just perform in the studio, which they did late, they performed on the top of the rock. look at this. an incredible view. and it was the only beautiful night we had in about a month. >> look at that sunset. >> gorgeous. >> i mean, what a night. a lot of love. a lot of good music. by the way, you know -- >> and nice reviews. great reviews. >> a lot of love for u2. did you know that? >> no. >> a lot of love from an old university that you once attended. >> did they finally give me a shoutout? >> just wanted kathie lee to know