appealing the issuance on march 26, 2014, to walgreens, letter of determination regarding a request for the current zoning designation of various properties and whether a conditional use cuu permit would be required to sell beer, wine and spiritss. for hearing today10. item 10: patricia vaughey, appellanttss vs. zoning administrator, respondent 2145 market st., 2141 chestnut st., 2050 irving st., 1301 franklin st., 498 & 1333 castro st., 3201 divisadero st., 1344 stockton st., 33 drumm st., 670 4th st., and 1524 & 2120 polk st. appealing the issuance on march 26, 2014, to walgreens, letter of determination regarding a request for the current zoning designation of various properties and whether a conditional use cuu permit would be required to sell beer, wine and spiritss. for hearing today 10. item 10: patricia vaughey, appellanttss vs. zoning administrator, respondent 2145 market st., 2141 chestnut st., 2050 irving st., 1301 franklin st., 498 & 1333 castro st., 3201 divisadero st., 1344 stockton st., 33 drumm st., 670 4th st., and 1524 & 2120 polk st. appealing the issuance on march 26

she loves to go to her local walgreens and pick up her own medicine. she loves to stop by and say hi to her neighbors. and i feel that if stores like, you know, her local walgreens wasn't there or her local cvs wasn't there, then where would she go? she already has a problem with mobility. so, the seniors, the main thing is quality of life for them and that would affect her quality of life. it would affect my job because, you know, instead of us doing it together, which she loves, i would have to do it, which i don't mind doing it, but it's all about, you know, the client. and many times we don't think about our seniors in the community. we don't, we don't -- i mean everything is for kid, kid, kids, but what about, you know, the people that have lived longer than we have? ~ i think that that would -- if more of them could come here and speak for themselves, then they would do that. but, you know, a lot of them don't have that option. a lot of them don't have money to pay for people like me to come in and help them along with -- to do the thing that they

is located near there, and it's two to three block radius, and the problem is there's only three or four parking spaces for that walgreens, it's very congested. many our residents are between the ages of 40 and about 60 and they're mostly middle age people who have jobs right now who are unable to -- who aren't able to speak on behalf of this but the support is overwhelming and i think having a pharmacy in the area as a future medical doctor, that would be great because you just need more competition, there's a lot of people who cannot access walgreens if you went for kaiser permanency, you could go off of kaiser or cvs and having a cvs would be great, not to mention many of our residents can walk, many of them have small kids, many of them could walk to the cvs and they won't be selling alcohol, and they have a minute clinic, that would be great and the support from all of the sixties is overwhelming from my area, so it would be silly to say neighborhood support, there's clearly neighborhood support. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> hi, good afternoon, commissioners, i live in the sunset neighborhood for over 3

currently what we do is like a lot of people in the area, we drive down to walgreens or to safeway and if this plan is proposed, it's within walking distance of quite a few neighbors, so i know it's a little bit controversial, i'm surprised to hear all the objections, folks that i talk to and the neighbors in the neighborhood feel that it would be a good place for a new pharmacy for the residents that live up in the hill where we live. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, my name's vivian cole, my house is 1901 and 1903 18th avenue behind the cvs, i basically support cvs because before it's the post office in there, then the parking is really bad. then right now since cvs move in, i think it will improve that location because too many french kids always on the street, they smoke, lie down on there, and a lot of the street people stay there, so really bad for that location. and the second thing, 19th avenue always been traffic. i live in sunset for a long time, most of the neighbors, they don't drive, they only walking, so

i had you go to walgreens. i had to fill up on lip gloss.ve fredrick san can you make, that you don't knee me. >> old school south philly music. >> that will work. >> i will make it work. >> i got 5 ounces of kurd. >> we have 30 seconds. >> what do you want me to do. >> don't punch me. >> you want to melt this, melt it and it comes into a ball, you stretch it, i'll show you next time. i stuffed witt brushuto, tomato, broccoli rob. >> you have come to the right place. >> i'm glad to be home good hey, thanks for coming home. >> i love you. >> i love you more. >> can we be best friend, cuz. >> ask your husband, see fit is all right. >> cu z, yes. >> i love mutes rel a. >> do you work out at all. >> a little for an old man he is like a mountain. >> beatles are here. >> yes. >> ♪ >> ♪ >>> and, baby, i love you. that is one of my favorite songs. the the beatles are here in philadelphia welcome, guys. >> hi, good morning. >> now, kacie does our traffic report and she has been up all night making you a record cake. >> a record cake. >> nice. >> look

to get to a number of people are heading to clinition inside drug store chains like c b sc. or walgreens. these clinics are projected to double between 2012 and 2015. with 8 million people insured under obamacare. pharmacy chains are cashing in. we have this story. >> how can i help you? >> reporter: when it comes to health care at the drug store, this is a scene to which most are accustomed. pharmacies and maybe a place to get a flu shot. for gary skinner they are more. >> i'm 60. when you are 60 they say you should look at the possibility of getting a shot for shingles. >> reporter: walking into a walgreens, gary heads to a retail clinic instead of his doctor. it has tripled in numbers. >> at a doctors's office you to wait, make on appointment. here you make an appointment in it's done. >> reporter: clinics have certified nurses and they are open nights and weekends when doctor's offices are closed. 44% occurred during the weekend and evening hours. >> when other primaries are closed. we see the patients here, if they can't get into the primary we can consult with them and manage their

> > even in chicago i see people doing the wise thing-- they go to a walgreen's and they get the chicago sweatshirts-- so much less money. good to have you on the show. thanks for your help. > > thanks for having me back. coming up... a traders take on the rise and fall and rise again of biotech stocks. and... wht intel is giving away money to get kids interested in science bill moller gets schooled... after the break. we know, for our country to stay competitive, we need to excite more kids about the stem fields. science, technology, engineering and math. one way is to hold an international student competition. intel just did that with the international science & engineering fair in los angeles. isef it's called, and out of 1,700 students, nathan han of boston was the top winner. his award-- $75,000. and, boy nathan, you were really surprised when your name was announced. > > oh yeah definitely, they don't tell you beforehand so i literally found out right as they were calling my name up and it was a pretty amazing experience. > > what you did was came up with a way to identify the sign

to lower the tax rate. that would be great if it did. walgreensargin cap it has to cbs, its big competitor in drug retail. we also see tailwinds from the fact that more people are insured, there is an aging population, and alliance brings an advantage to walgreens. that is sellodel more front end, particularly with beauty. it is not a model walgreens has followed. they have done very well on their pharmacy sales. front end sales have not been so good. putting beauty products upfront, we think that is an attractive change. >> john toohey >> before we go, what is the one area that you would say is leading in the -- is a worry in the equity markets echo >> we are very concerned about some who are not growing dividends. some of the utilities, high prey -- payout ratios, rates go up, we see those getting impacted negatively. but thank you very much. coming up, eric cantor's stunning loss. how big of a victory is this for the tea party? we will ask a former advisor of mitt romney. the wii console struggling to keep up with the competition? theill sell y

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approve this except for including the foreign firms and in addition to that, would i like to inquire why walgreens has never fallen into formula retail, it seems to me that there seems to be dozens of them and a new one went up a half a block away from where i live, why don't they fall under this, and starbucks, recently bought, and it is the name that pretends to be french but it isn't. , it is on stockton street and it is a chain also, and it is a locally started chain, i don't think that they reached the number ten, but starbucks bought it and they are forbidden for coming into north beach and they own it and everyone knows that, what are the controls on this, please, please don't approve this, there is no reason for it, the planning commission has already told you that it has been working very well and we would like to keep our neighborhood the way that it is, thank you. >> next speaker, please? >> thanks, very much, commissioners, my name is stan haze, my wife and i live on tell graph hill. and i am vice president of the board of the tell graph hill lawyers and i am here on behalf of phd alon

to talk about the macro, it's absolutely fine. consumer staple stocks are kicking. coke is at one-year highs. look at all the beer companies. certain parts of the chain are working very well. walgreens doing great. whole foods, not so much. to me, it's all about valuations. it's all about companies that

walgreens store. newschopper2 is heading to the scene. police say bomb-sniffing dogs have been called in. it's recommended that you avoid the area. again, east camino real and grant road. we're continuing to follow the breaking news. we'll give you any updates as they come into the ktvu newsroom. >>> now to sunnyvale where a deadly officer-involved shooting is under investigation. the shooting happened just a few hours ago near north fair oaks and maude avenues. police shot and killed a man while serving search warrant and arrest warrants. ktvu's robert handa is there live with what's happening right now. good afternoon, robert. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. there is still a lot of activity going on in the sunnyvale neighborhood where the officer-involved shooting took place this morning. you can see officers from the sunnyvale department of public safety where an arrest warrant and is search warrant were being served on a homicide suspect. a unit made up of officers, investigators and members of the swat team came to the home at fair oaks and maude avenues around 9:00 a.m. police sa

walgreens and rite-aid. all three have been big winners, though i freely acknowledge that rite-aid recently disappointed, got! and looks ugly. but i don't care. i want to buy that stock, but it is walgreens turn to tell the tale next tuesday. i believe it might announce a restructuring that could send the stock already up 30% for the year even higher. that's because the company is merging with the british ally at, and might be changing domiciles to be a lower tax rate. if w.a.g. goes brit, it should send it higher. wednesday we'll hear from two stocks that have a tendency to initially disappoint and then work their way right back into the good graces of wall street. general mills, enknown as generous mills on wall street, and monsanto. we've got a real crumby preannouncement from the competitor conagra this past week. that was hideous, but i think that was a combination is not the situation at general mills. i believe that gil have deliver a decent number and bounce back, and because the company always tells a good story about you year to come. monsanto, controversial. it's always heavily shorted, people betting against it, either bay they think it's s

has 400 retail clinics and plans to open 100 more by the end of the year. walgreens competitor c.v.s. has twice as many and plans to build 1500 in the next four years. >> they absolutely are seeing opportunity. they already have the traffic coming into the store. they have credibility and brand i.d. >> but the retail clinic trend may also put primary care if i as i says at risk of losing those lucrative easy to treat patients like gary, who opt for the convenience of a walgreens or c.v.s. doctors are cautious about quality and often point to a recent harris interactive poll. >> if you come over here, take a seat. >> while most people like the convenience of clinics, 75% of them have concerns about the quality of care they provide. that means wide spread acceptance may be an uphill battle. >> if the trend toward retail clinic and wal-mart of severe, is that good or bad? is that creating a two tear system? these are tough questions, but you're trying to balance access with cost and quality. >> aljazeera america, bed ford, new jersey. >> c.v.s. launched the first retail

of care. >> it may put primary physicians at risk, losing the opportunity to treat patients like gary, who opt for a walgreens for cb s. doctor, for their part, are cautious and point to a harris interactive poll. most people like the convenience of clinics, 75% of them have concerns about the quality of care that the clinics provide. that means widespread acceptance may be an uphill battle. >> is the trend towards retail or c.b.s. - is that good or bad. system. >> i think you are balancing access with cost and quality. >>> well, clinics could be a cheaper option depending on the insurance plan. after obamacare, plans have higher coe pays and deductibles, patients may have to pay out of pocket. retail clinics cost about $50 for a wellness procedure like getting blood pressure checked. $15 less than going to the doctor for the same thing. joining me from national tennessee to break it down is brian, a health care analyst at brokerage firm and investment bang jeffreys. good to see you. thank you for being withes ux. how are you? >> good. you heard michael saying we have to balance access, quality and cost. is t

a lot of people go to walgreen. medtronics decided to invert.very state that have done it or are looking at it. i'm told if we don't move quickly a lot of other companies are going to do the same thing. this makes a large difference to people. companies are becoming foreign companies. it's about communities like st. louis losing anheuser-busch and my hometown in cleveland losing a major business. it's not just the reduced number of jobs, the pay, the benefits, but it's also american companies tend to get real engaged in charitable work and helping our communities be a better place to live and work. i think this is a big deal. we better get on top of it quickly otherwise we're going to wonder what happened. >> senator, carl levin is suggesting washington is so paralyzed and he's suggesting we won't get real reform over the next two years. in fact, has now proposed to try to prevent companies from performing the corporate inversions in the meantime. what do you make of that? >> it just won't work. it makes it even less competitive if you're an ame

"taking in the scenery" and "hey, they're taking our stuff," no need to panic. walgreenser 8,000 stores across the country with all your prescriptions on file and just about anything else you might need along the way. because you never know what the road will bring. so swing by walgreens today for all your summer must-haves like snacks and sunscreen, right here. at the corner of happy and healthy. who feel like there's a brick on their face. who are so congested, it feels like the walls are closing in. ♪ who are so stuffed up, they feel like they're under water. try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms... so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d®. find it at the pharmacy counter. >>> whether you are just joining us or headed out the door, number ones breaking overnight a san jose couple is recovering great smoke inhalation after a fire chased them out of bed. fire break out at 2nd floor of the town house around 1:00 o'clock this morning. cries managed to put it out before it spread to any other units. >> two, a committ

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walgreens. you'll be able to buy frozen yogurt, and even craft beers out of a walk-in cooler. and the store will offerthe new walgreens replaces one that was just a couple doors north on michigan avenue. larger screens are coming to the apple i-phone. the current version has a four inch display. but the next two models will have screens that are "four point seven" inches and "five point five" inches across. apple appears to be matching its competitors, which already have larger screens. the new i-phone's display will reportedly be close to the same size as the one on samsung's galaxy note three. time for sports. first it was carmelo anthony... now it's the best player in the game opting out of his contract to become a free agent. lebron james officially informed the heat he's going to explore the free market. he still had two years worth 42- million on his contract. the move does not necessarily mean lebron is leaving miami, but it allows him to field other offers. free agency begins july first. the cubs trying to snap a three- game skid on the north side. scoreless in the four

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to pull all the paid television operations across europe together. how that is now influenced by the decision, i don't know. >> all right. >>> let's talk about walgreen's, fiscal earnings 67 of 91 cents, revenue below consensus. the nation's largest drugstore chain contributing results in part to pressure of pharmacy profit margins, and they will update investors on the transactions as early as late july. some investers urge walgreen's to buy the 55% of the european drugstore chain it doesn't already own and perform a tax inversion. could walgreen's be headquartered in the united kingdom? >> they have a strong partnership, and the chatter is heating up, and the ceo did not rule it out. they commented on the strength during the call, and there's a lot of expectations. not the first one to move over there for tax purposes. >> one of the thing with britain, just the regular pharmacy around the corner is how in the united states it's played as an up market brand because it doesn't have detergents and tobacco products in there and they wear a white coat, a lot in retail. >> they have fancier lip gloss, sorry. >> gross mar gyps came down 50 basis points and

it will be easier for you to compare prices on big retail sites saying costco, cvs and walgreens agreedto post unit prices that means you'll be able to compare costs by unit of weight. this extends it to online shopping. most of us have heard texting while driving is dangerous. department of transportation says it has authorities to regulate the apps. this dot once asked to be submitted while still being developed. regulators want ability to order changes if they deem apps dangerous. car companies support the move. why? because they say they're building navigational devices. tech companies say it would slow innovation. >> thank you. >> sure. >> coming up next newest robot being used in silicon valley to make learning more interactive. >> i'm dan ashley. coming up at 5:00, a special home coming for a bay area veteran. a surprise he's about to see just feet away. how california's heartland is my greating to san francisco. cheryl jennings and i will be see you at 5:00 >> it's a final in brazil, south korea and russia played to a 1-1 tie. singing competition that makes you the judge premier

still others are figuring out ways to pay smaller taxes. take walgreens. they jumped three bucks today. why? not because they're hiring a bunch of people to exxon band their staffs. no, we got chatter they're changing the company where its domicile to one with a lower corporate tax rate. and yep, walgreens roared. by the way, medtronics also roared. smith and neveren roared. foreign domicile taxes. how about domino's pizza? here is a stock starting to move. been big laggard. what's the key to domino's growth, hiring? no. technology which allows a franchise to have fewer workers because the on line ordering system means you don't need people to answer the phone. the fewer workers, the more profits. cheap technology that replaces expensive people. i know it's tough sledding of late for the software, as a disservice to stocks but you have to understand that the vast majority of the companies exist to help other enterprises save money. how do they do that? by allowing their clients to either not hire new people or actually fire non-revenue producers. bring in s

finally i just want to point out. walgreens got the same problem a lot of the big retailers have. a lot of additional market share, but no profit margin. guys, back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. >>> so, as we told you at the top of the show, the number of the days, 116. no, it's not the nim in death valley. it has to do with stocks. we ran a stock screener this morning, and 116 is the number of to bes in the s&p 500 that are up more than 10% just this quarter. truly an incredible stat. it got us thinking, if you missed this run, is there another opportunity ahead? let us bring in art hogan, chief market strategist and one -- we're going to save you time. i'm sure you're getting call after call, having say, have i missed the run? now you can address them all at the same time. if they haven't bought stocks until right now, can they still make any money? >> i think you hit it right on the head. the interesting thing, though, and jeff will probably acknowledge this, is the same people saying the market has gone too far too fast were say it at 15,000, 16,000. i think it's much mo

you will go to a walgreens store and take one drop of blood and within minutes have a complete let chemistryonly tomorrow. that is this year it's coming. you'll start seeing faster and faster innovation because a smart phone and an app and people who are saying i will need to figure out how i will get my kids healthier. >> how many years have you been in the medical profession? >> 20 years. >> help us understand the rate of innovation today compared to the last two decades. >> it is astronomical. when you recognize that some of it is innovation of the biology level where we need to understand diseases better, but some is in the technologies. by putting together medication, timeostics -- moving to a of wellness, we can't wait until you have a heart attack or stroke. we need to prevent it. the technological advances are letting us do that. >> where is the innovation taking place? oride big companies like j&j government-funded organizations or college campuses or startups? >> that is one of the beauties. there is real liking mission -- one does not need to own all of the innovation. one needs t

there's been a lot of shareholder i don't want to call it activism, but agitation at walgreens, and jeffriesg that pressure will force management to do something to appease shareholders. there you go. watch walgreen. >> watching walgreen. >>> we're also watching railcar maker trendities at ubs. this is a stock we referenced with anika. up 3%. the company best positioned to increase production, target price gone to 51, right? so about 20% up side seen. i understand there's a lot of concerns out there. the data is backward look. i get it, but obviously a rail cars, a leading indicator and their sales are soaring. who to believe, i get time will tell. >> the under the radar name, brunswick corp, not so under the radar, re-creation products get an upgrade to buy. >> you know, pool, the firm said it was based on refreshed products, and a favorable risk/reward profile. stocks at 41.5, so about 9 1/2 bucks, nice percentage on built c, brunswick corporation, i think i speak for everything when i say yay new jersey. >>> time for talking numbers. barnes & nobel, you have retail. barnes and noble the s

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to $20 billion a u.k.-based astrazeneca. so just like walgreen's under enormous pressure to reincorporate in switzerland with its british drug chain is complete next year. politicians cry foul but it is perfectly legal and understandable. patriotism is one thing but the way out of businesses and other but with higher taxes and regulation with a high tax audit is a did wonder more companies are leaving? i find ironic politicians to have the uncanny knack for cell survival would criticize a company with the same instinct that the best of our politicians can do to betcha polyp -- companies to stabile they entice those companies because they figure those firms are worth having. those are my thoughts. tell the #cavuto your thoughts. and to our guests that making a lot of money which we will start with you. put the balance sheets together to seek out to greet your posture. >> obamacare medical device tax affected the business terribly with the 2 percent tax business is leaving and that happened to our company we we're doing almost $1 billion per year the

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