and we talk to the tour bus operators. and in many cases we are able to persuade the daour bus operators to take another round around the sensitive areas if possible without evoking any instruct regulations, if that does not work, then we will move forward with the restrictions. >> okay. can i just say that around the twin peaks area, and then you have in the marina around fort mason here, we had some north beach telegraph hill as you mentioned in alamo square and i am going to guess that those are more of the afluent areas of the city and are there examples that you have in lower income neighborhoods where you are also sensitive to residents around for senior sen ters or schools mr. robins? >> well, on the map here, i am sorry, it is a small scale, but, there are a lot of restrictions on the northern end of the city and there are also, some restrictions in the bay view hunter's point area on the vehicles over three tons which would also apply to tour buses and other parts of the city where i think there has been a lot of

we tour we kind of tour like three three days a week usually like friday saturday sunday sometimes a thursday so it's not a heavy thing sillies or ones that invalidity yeah all over the place the only place i haven't performed is why or alaska those are the only state every state every state other than that south dakota montana yes ma'am. mean yeah. but. you have to do air a lot with you when you've made it you know at the bus not wealthy i'm kind of a nervous fire so i really liked it to go take the tour bus it's so comfortable and they're like you know you have everything you need and you can relax and you go to sleep and you wake up and you're in the next town what is it like when the movie supplier has to fly i used to be really really bad like i it was kind of paralyzing for me really ever like before i would fly the three or four days before i would fly i would imagine like every conversation sort of had an air of finality about it you know would be like i would imagine the news carrier just the new i was terrible and i've gotten better i realize that you know a couple glasses

and i spoke to kraft tours, the tour group that did the tour, and they believe that it was planted under the driver's seat last night. and a spokesman told me that he believes that it was planted there and not anywhere else because the bus didn't stop anywhere from when it left this morning and to the crossing in israel israel. when it occurred, the israeli side was closed and the egyptian side was closed s all of the people being treated at egyptian hospitals. there has not been an official flame of responsibility by any group, but morgan, as you know, we have seen a lot of groups operating in the sinai, especially in the last months after mohamed morsy was overthrown by the egyptian military. but all of the soldiers and the police, this is a real game changer, carding to some soldiers, and as you said, the first that can that we have seen since morsy was overthrown, so a lot of the officials are worried not only about the impact on terrorism, but certainly the impact on these armed groups, and what they're doing going forward. and it's the beginning of more attacks on tourists in sinai

tour starts in britain. the 33-year-old insists he is not only focused on reclaiming the tour de france title. >> i've got a lot of goals through the early part of the season. i want to be good early on in the season. i'm going to tour california, which will be the first time for a few years. i would love to get back to the tour de france and be on the starting line in england. >> despite his success last year, he doesn't feel there is any rivalry. he is keen to emphasize the importance of the team. think there is a lot of internal rivalry within this team, but in a healthy way. i think we all push each other. everyone is vying for places in the tour de france and other places. a lot of good youngsters coming up. this is the best team in the world, the best structure, the best coaches. we get pushed daily. even for myself and chris -- chris as the defending champion of the tour has earned the right to go and defend the tour this year. i would love to be back there, part of that team. >> no longer team sky le

and to develop the clear guidelines to allow or to restrict the buses and the private tour buss that travel down those streets and i am going to encourage the residents from not only my district but other residents to work with the mta and how we can protect the public safety and keep our residential corridors as livable as possible i want to know if jerry robins can present and i know that there is a powerpoint given from his office. >> thank you >> good morning, supervisor mar and yee, and i am jerry robins with the sustainable streets division with the sfmta i have a five-minute powerpoint with an overview of the tour bus regulation issues that we deal with. thank you. >> tour buses do have complaints about the parking and the traffic conflicts as shown in these photographs. and wide turns that can cause concerns, and some of the buses use amplified loud speakers and the buses often have loud engine noise on hills. and emissions are also an issue. and loud buses on the city streets, tourism is the number one industry and the buses are a more ifish ent way to move people than if th

and 10% of the docent led tours. the lessee will be making $75,000 in tenant improvements to the building ~ mainly improvements to the bookstore space to create, we think, a feel that is much more akin to a museum that you might find if you visited the academy rather than a gift store that was the previous atmosphere of that concession. so, again, these are the activities that the lessee will conduct. here is a breakdown of the improvement, mainly painting the tower viewing area, installing a security system on-site to help us be aware of any -- protect against vandalism on-site, storing shelving and lighting in the bookstore, and painting the bookstore interior, and other smaller improvements to help clean up coit tower as the department finishes the $1.7 million renovation project that president chiu mentioned. under the terms of this lease, the department expects to receive significantly more money than we had under the previous lease. for the past five years the department has received an average of $7 48,000 per

that have been doing the tour of the new coit tower. they'll hire new employee, but they'll cope the set up as the docent, is that right? >> two time per week the public can register and then go on a tour of the murals, including murals that are inaccessible to the public that are on the second floor of the tower. what we're talking about is continuing those tours that are i believe the luxury city guyedx program, but also enhancing that to on top of that, we would be daily operating tour. we'll be adding to the viable work i think they have already shown there is significant demand for and significant interest in. >> thank you, i really love coit tower and really envy president chiu for having it in his district. but it sounds like this will really make the experience better for everyone. thank you. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you. i also wanted to talk about how excited i am about this lease and how i see coit tower to be shown -- how it should be shown as a museum, the amazing murals that are there, the great history of san franci

but, there are often 6 to 7 tour buses at a time. and i think that for years, we did not notice quite the increase, but since house of banquet moved into a russian there it is now doubled. what happens is that they circle and circle and circle. and it is increased on the weekends and it happens during the meal times and they don't have enough parking for their buses so they will park on our street and they will double park and i think that they know not to from jerry robins who i had contacted and will call the individual bus companies for us when we do make a complaint, however they see us and start up and leave. i can't as emphasize enough what a hazard this it and how many times the block is used by so many children and especially the playground, the circling, the double parking and all of that. we are not sure what to do about it, it is a difficult issue to enforce because they are not stopped, but they are just moving around, i know there was a strafk study, but i think that the times are often ten to eleven on a monday morning,

it's one stop into my 4-20 tour's pot vacation customers.they can legally experience a rocky mountain high. 67-year-old realtor tried miner recently and loved it. >> it just took all that craziness away for a while and fun and laugh more and you know, it just took, it made me become like a whatever, wow, whatever. >> reporter: over four days, visitors tend special events and tour manufacturing plants, testing labs, and growing facilitities. what room is this? >> this is the drying room, this is where the plants are going to dry and also cure. this is silicone valley of marijuana innovation. >> reporter: matt brown launched the tours last year. he says they shed light on a once shadowy industry. >> give him the tour of here is everything that leads up to the beautiful bud in the glass jar. >> reporter: the tour stops along here, what's been dubbed denver's greenmail where dozens of retail businesses are budding. tourism officials down played it on the industry and point out that using marijuana in public is still illegal. >> it's incredible,

msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here.e are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone, especially the arts, it's phenomenal how new century has grown where many unfortunate organizations have stopped. during this period we got ourselves on national radio presence; we started touring, releasing cds, a dvd. we continue to tour. reputation grows and grows and grows and it has never stopped going forward. msk(music) >> the bay area knows the orchestra. you maybe take things for granted a little bit. that is simply not the case will

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the department will receive 90 percent of the admission receipts and 10 percent of audit tours and 50 percent of telescopic viewers and 10 percent of the gross receipts. we will be marking a capital improvement of $75,000 to the tower. they'll bring their oppose equipment to operate the concession. as i mentioned coit tower will be responsible for admitting the elevators and lastly, the telescopic viewing misunderstand and the tours we'll have more information. this is the first time we're implementing this program and we'll have people who are professional and they'll act as greeters to the public and to inform the public will the mural guidelines which have been established to protect the murals. i'm sure you're aware of those mourlz are perhaps they're relatively close to the public so it's important we inform the public about the steps to protect them like not allowing informed and beverage in the memorial rooms and wearing backpacks and those are guidelines with the assistants of the arts commission. all folks will be trained

in addition other teen angst towards all through the many tours well. it predicted death of course headed for the teen punk tours could total more than twenty thousand each day during the holiday. data showed that now the team on bus tours have more than a hundred eighteen stores in china more than one point six million things up on me by the doors can be sold each day. the customers heading for the stores co st about two hundred thousand every day. the popularity of the teen punk think the fund has opened up the attention of many chinese net users made them fell in step two while the pontiff or tiny course the crowd into the stores to pick up the president want of a meal there. when they are criticized. it's really ridiculous. credit scores are just showing how desperate they are to get to paint don't feed the fun taste better after the press meet them where they might have other magic powers. did i really cannot understand why so many people are so crazy about them all the other some other chinese menu was all to stand at present she could be the best

a bomb attack on a tour buzz on the israeli egypt border leaves several dealt. a gold mine collapse has trapped dozens in south africa. three are dead as presidential supporters clash with an eye governmenanti-government supporn venezuela. ♪ ♪ >>> in egypt at least three people killed and their teen more injured in an explosion on a tour bus in the sinai peninsula, three korean artists and their tourist were killed on the way to the israeli border. the bus killing 32 tourists what traveling from a greek oat orthx monastery a popular destination. when the bomb exploded it's the first attack on tourist in the sinai in eight years, nick schifrin is in jerusalem with the details. nick, what are you hearing so far? >> reporter: yeah, well, morgan as you just said it's been eight years since we have seen this kind of tack. this is being seen as a turning point in the tactics being used by the militant groups inside sinai. this bus was carrying about 33 south korean tourists including one egypt driver and it was being led by kraft tours, i just spoke to a spokesman for

he's on the 20/20 experience world tour right now. go see him. it's just unbelievable.thank you. >> i love you, man. >> jimmy: i gotta say, we do "history of rap." when we're done, you don't show this on tv but i'm -- i'm always passed out sweating. i'm a big doughy sweat ball. and i'm like -- [ exaggerated breath ] and you're just like -- "take care, jimmy. see ya later." [ laughter ] >> no, no. >> jimmy: getting on the treadmill and running. >> not this time. >> jimmy: yeah. no -- >> i think, since you started the show, i was, like, 13. the last "late night." >> jimmy: yeah "late night." you were -- >> i'm 33 now. >> jimmy: dude, you're always in such good shape. but every time you're on, we're always sick. >> we're always sick. >> jimmy: both of us are always sick. >> i'm like -- >> jimmy: are you on the mucinex thing right now? >> i did the mucinex. now i'm on like, straight-up like, hard core. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like rob ford type of stuff? >> let's not -- we're not going full rob ford with it but -- >> jimmy: yeah, maximum strength. >> enough to like, you prob

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your album is out it's been out for a while you're touring right now to tell people about where they can find your music and. when i too. will be will be touring in philadelphia new york and across to the west coast all points west so we're about halfway through right now and i'm having a blast it's one of the finest tourist i've been no thank you so much thank you for being vocal is skinny puppy really appreciate it thank you very much that's our show you guys thanks for watching. technology innovation. developments around russia. the future covered. i marinate joining me. for kinda impartial and financial reporting commentary can from news and much much. only on bombast and on. the shelves our forces at. least. six nations and the finish line of the marathon. coming up i. think. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question lol. i am. i am i am. feel words location to my voice still river. to. its demise but there's always room for an extreme situation b

brown tried to get cold cold commendation chauffeured cars and tour guide. the traveler will have the procedure during the first to date. but after that it vacation time. they can choose to have a read the next five days. but the fact that bill coleman scored to enjoy the natural beauty which opened after there's a lot of money he made up of chinese medical corps. in the world are taking notice. lots of korean plastic surgery awful the chinese. maybe not as many answer could be. there are over fifty thousand medical contingent in korea only three dolphin them are registered to local government being qualified to cut foreign clients. but in order that the profit motive deal to be made. there's more money being made by courts made it to go to on registered hospital the course to top tools that are officially qualified to handle for that which can be a health hazard. there's a lot of problems that can occur to thirty two lost in translation. with an increasing number of wealthy and eighteen people in china the frequency of medical corps has become a popular opt

. >> stephen: but we on our first tour actually very first time we ran a tour together we road aroundic we could listen to together while you know on those long stretches between cities and you know paul simon came up a lot, the beatles came up a lot, bob dylan came up a lot, so we were like let's do that instead maybe. >> stephen: that's nice. now you have been singing since you were just a kid, i have seen videos on youtube of when you were 12. >> that's right. >> stephen: singing with the choir. >> yeah. >> stephen: did you think you would be singing religious music throughout your life? >> well, i, no, no, probably not. >> stephen: that was a very uncomfortable answer is there a disappointed preacher somewhere in your past. >> no, there's not. my parents are very proud and happy. >> stephen: okay, good. >> yeah. >> stephen: did i strike a nerve? no? okay. mike, i read someplace that you said that if you could go back in time,you would play this album to your younger self-self, why? >> because back ten years ago we weren't doing anything like this and if we could jump forward to th

year album is out it's been out for a while you're touring right now to tell people about where they can find your music and. then when i tunes will be cool will be touring in philadelphia new york and then across to the west coast all points west from my point so we're about halfway through right now and i'm having a blast it's one of the finest tourist i've been thank you so much thank you for being vocal is skinny puppy really appreciate it thank you very much that's our show you guys thanks for watching. this is obviously more for the latest because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really need to buy guns and learn how to use them i'm. sure this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the fear factor women are definitely a target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when you killing money but if somebody would you would piss with her. i know to say more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation town guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink o

tour officials downplay the impact of legalized marijuana on the industry and point out using marijuanas illegal. >> it's a perfect hybrid. >> reporter: that isn't eating into business at the walking raven dispensary where visitors can pick up a marijuana souvenir on the last stop of their tour. >> authorities remind visitors marijuana cannot be taken out of the state. despite passing a law, a new quinnipiac university poll finds more than half of colorado voters believe recreational pot is bad for the state's image. >> i don't know. something tells me that might be the new hotspot for spring break for some college kids perhaps. >> you night need to ask different questions if your kids are talking about going to the mile high city. >> no pun intended. >>> a little snow tonight, but just a clipper. we can handle this after last week of snow. it is cold but relatively clear, 35 downtown, dew points in the single digits, a dry air mass and the pressure beginning to fall. winds are southeast at 5. here's the radar. this is where the storm is and actually the center of the storm is going to

this just confirms it. >> joe bask is the one who gave a tour to proorkt. he splay to leave a lodi of land unproductive. >> a lot of crop production and food loss and jobs lost. >> with more that 40% of the state in the severe drought conditions, there could be a big i am fact at your grocery store checkout line. there are 80 barns in california, more crops growing there than any place in the country producing at least half of the u.s. grown fruits, nuts and vegetables. this drought could raise your produce prices 10% operation iraqui freedom the next month. but mother nature to come to the rescue. rain is in the forecast for california next week and farmers say that every drop will make a difference. will they capture that water and bring it to the storage? because if they don't, if they kept pumps shut off, that water is going to go out to the ocean. >> despite the fact that we are in a drought, still a nice bay. we got up to 72 degrees. those are above normal temperatures to say the least and we're going to continue to see some sunshine and warm weather

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the first hour of business, a tour of a wrlt fault and a round-table discussion. from there, a tour of the farm where he will talk about the government's response to the drought. he will be staying in rancho mirror gauge for the weekend, where he will meet with jordan's king abdullah later. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and a new order of water conservation takes effect fossor the 34,000 employees of at&t. the president of at&t california is ordering workers to cut their water use on the jb by 30% -- on the job by 30%. that means no car washes, fountains outside of the corporate buildings will be turned off and brooges will be used for -- brooms will be used for cleaning instead of hoses. on ktvu.com we have an entire section dedicated to our drought topics. follow us on twitter and facebook for updates on the central valley tour and remarks on federal aid for the state. we'll have complete coverage of his visit tonight on the news at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> a san jose firefighter is facing disturbing allegations. he's being accused of sex and drug crimes involvi

and so would you follow me then on our tour. [music] to give a better history of this church, this magnificent structure, i have asked father anthony to give us the historical background of its construction and the design of the decorative program of the interior. maria, welcome to our church on brotherhood way. thank you. the greek orthodox church of holy trinity. and i understand that you want to know some things about our church. yes, i do. students come to me and ask, following their programs that they're watching on television for telecourse, what happens to art following the roman empire and they mean the fifth century a.d.? isn't there any art for the next 500 or 400 years? does art simply pick up in the year 1000 with western romanesque architecture? and, of course, i say, "definitely not." there is such a wonderful era called byzantine art which lasted some 1,000 years. and this is the reason why we came here. so we're here. well, first of all, the church is a circular church in design. typically, this is not an orthodo

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coaches on a similar tour. >> we had 12 of the coaches and assistants.y hadn't seen it for almost a year, and they were just blown he away. >> during the tour we walked under the stadium to the 49ers locker room, and it is huge. when it's done, it will include a dry sauna, a hydro therapy pool, and hot and cold plunges. it will even after barber's chair. then on game day, once the players are dressed, they'll walk down this hallway, and what's cool is that they'll be walking right past hundreds of fans at this hughes pi tal tee area on the right. then right after that, they turn the corner and there's the field. at the moment it's just a dirt field. the grass is still growing at west coast turf in livingston in the central valley. this is video that they sent us showing the exact field where the grass will come from. it's a special type of bermuda grass, and at some point next month the plan is to cut the field into strips, roll up the glass, arched truck to the santa clara. so right now i'm down on what will be the field of the new 49ers stadium. this w

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