it is probably a union shop. >> i don't officially know if they are union. it is not a print shop you're thinking of, where they do mass of printing. it is individually owned. they have a lab. use it on your own and print your photos to their printers. it is not a photo printing process you are thinking of. it is an independent, a different situation. >> these guys are good for large and small. they're great outfit down there. i just really liked them. i don't know if this is legit to do. union shop, 100% wind-powered. commissioner campos: you just did it. thank you. any other member of the public who would like to speak or provide a commercial? public comment is closed. if you could please call item number 8? >> public comment for items not on the agenda. commissioner campos: this is an opportunity for any member of the public to comment on any item within the jurisdiction of lafco not on the agenda today. >> a couple of -- three important things to go for quickly. it is something i mentioned a couple of times a year at lafco. it has become far more importan

they need to expend their web sites if union shop give that a look. >> michael jackson's former doctor is charged with involuntary manslaughter. he is accused of giving too much propofol up powerful senate of the approved a plan to allow them to test residue from syringes and an ivy drips from the jackson's home. murray's lawyer says the doctor did give jackson propofol but a smaller amount than the corner found. >> alive look at albany and the conditions on 80 westbound the taillights everybody is moving at the limit. visibility is good there as well. we will be right back. deerfield lucky could be it big day including here in california. we have a chance to win $330 million. that is the seventh largest lottery prize in u.s. history. mega millions for tonight's drawing was pushed up because of ticket sales. if you were to win and you didn't want the annual payments. $208 million. 6:56 a.m. we will be back in a couple of minutes as we look for the sunshine. strip of blue above the clouds in san francisco. we will be right back. 7:00 a.m. top stories this 65 ft. fishing all serious envi

they came up with something that they called the preferential shop as opposed to the closed-door union shop which would basically be a shop where the management would hire. they would prefer them to any other workers as long as they were available. that was compromised language. an overall this sort of method was compromised, known as the protocols a piece. all of this was a little bit of a forerunner to the new deal. in other words the way of democratizing labor industrial relations and bring the constitution especially in the labor-management. the one weak spot in the regime established by the protocols was factory safety and worker safety. this had always been -- in the preceding decade this had been a bitter subject because of something called the lock their case. it was a supreme court case from 1905. a man who owned a bakery bread. there were passing something called the bait shop back to new york which limited the hour sounds in the bakery because the conditions or rent a spirit a lot more intimate basements. there was no inspection. of course is not only endanger workers but anyone

interesting in the niece of old she is rather the niece of the last defense minister of the soviet union a man called shopportion of her so there's all sorts of connections there that we don't know very much about now but what is what we do know is that her family felt when she was quite a young girl that they had to leave russia whole sibly in connection with her father's business activities obviously at that time particularly in north set it was quite easy if you're a successful businessman to get in with the wrong type of person so they felt that they had to leave logic of cause they went first to moscow where the family apparently still felt under threat from whatever it was that had been bothering them when they were in north of setia they then went to finland where they applied for asylum but their application was refused and then they arrived in norway roundabout two thousand and two they also applied for asylum here in norway but their application was again refused as the family decided that they would prefer to stay illegal immigrants now apparently. maria really was about sixteen by that time an

they went out and studied, talked to people going out and shopping three spots around union square. there is whole other parts to this. what about the people that are working and shopping within polk street, within chinatown, not coming from outside, but just within another area. you would think they would be talking to those basic people. that's what this commission is charged with. i think you should be looking at that. what really concerns me also is who is going to get exempt on this whole thing. commissioner o'conner talked about taking his kid to and from school. what about the teachers that have to come every single day to school? are they going to be exempt or are they going to be charged? they shouldn't exempt. of course, this building and all of the state buildings and all of the federal buildings, will the state say all of our employees will be exempt and since the state, city, and fed workers comprise the largest amount of workers, what is that going to do? some thought. you're exempting whole areas of the city. president yee riley: thank you. any more? go ahead. >> if i

union street as being a park. we're looking at a master bike rental concession in parks. i see it somewhat differently. i see it more of a historic area for -- traditionally for shopping. and for going to more the commercial areas, financial areas of our city. the question i have, in terms of this master lease, the burning question for me is why union street, or union square at this time? why is it so integral to this whole lease? and the timing is very critical here for me. couldn't it have been -- wouldn't it have been better to do all these other leases in these other areas and then add in after the construction, you know, build that in that part of the lease. i know we're very concerned about revenue generation. and i know that we are concerned about safety and we want to do a package here, a package deal, because it's probably more cost-effective. couldn't we operate these other bike rental areas and then phase in the union square piece to that master bike rental lease. it's a question that i think needs an answer before i can really sign on here because i can see a situation here where we have all this activity going on that's intensifying the situation in terms o

union member in germany. it is all volunteer. one of the great things about -- i mean, it is open shop. >> yes. it is open shots. a union person said, is that what you are proposing? yes. that is exactly what sweden and germany has. we look to them. if there are two problems for cash. well, their is a problem with labor in america. the friend who made this point about voice. either you have to give people a voice in running the organization or you have to give them the exit said that the organization has to a, you know, bid for their loyalty and love letter. there is no real voice. there is no exit. you cannot get out of it. once you are in it, you are in it. you must pay dues whether you like and not, and that is why putting in a union is such an un american act because people are in and can never get out. my proposal is let them out. that we don't have to worry about union democracy because of the really want to hold on to this money they will do whatever they can to blind people to that organization, including giving them our. the german unions are much more accommodating the only because there work, but becau

>>> headed to the white house, how the owners of a bay area ice cream shop got a special invitation to tonight's state of the union. >> a tongue tied king or a social networking whiz kid. who tops the list of this year's oscar nominations. >> some of the warmest temperatures set for january in the bay area. one was 27 years ago. another was 62 years ago. get this. under those mostly sunny skies, we could shatter those records today. who will see the january warmup? i'll have those details next in your pinpoint forecast. ,,,,,,,,,, never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. we had an outpouring of-- of support. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. the 60 miles-- it makes a statement. i know i'm stronger than i was before, both mentally and physically. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of training together. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. i kne

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union almost two decades ago. those they had lines here in our next moscow out with a look out worried a bag a bargain in the january sales and worse top of the shops in russia's capital. hello and welcome to the show that was millions around the world are recovering after the recent festivities most russians are celebrating the orthodox christmas this weekend but soon it's back to work for everyone and the colder weather is on its way to moscow but it's not all doom and gloom as january is the best time to go shopping subject this week's program the department which we see here is one of the most glamorous places to buy clothes in russia. built between eighty ninety and one thousand nine hundred three located next to red square came one of the few stores in the soviet union that was not plagued by shortages of consumer goods today well it's all about expensive designer clothes first it's into one of my favorite shops paul smith an example of such design is that of open stores in russia this moscow shop opened in two thousand and six muscovites and. eccentric approach to the classical british style. although the stalls in cuba are generally expensi

union. >> oh, it was absolutely amazing. you know, when we opened the ice cream shop back in august, it was definitely not something that we expected to have happen less than half a year being in business. they really appreciated that we took the time to talk about that and to spell out, you know, how something that happened in washington, d.c., affected, you know, a small business start-up in santa cruz, california, on the completely other side of the country. >> what a great story. we caught up with him just a little while ago. the first lady offered up special ice cream flavors zach and kendra will work on back here and down in santa cruz. they also gave the obamas and bidens personal ice cream scoopers. >>> oscar nominations are out for hollywood's top picks. and if you want to try your hand at guessing the winners, be ready to shell out some cash because just seeing the ten films nominated will set you back at least 100 bucks. so in an effort to save you some bucks, we sent our kris sanchez to narrow down the films that you should be rooting for from a bay area perspective. >> reporter: james franco is a long way to palo alto

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union. >>reporter: but how great a prize is massmart's portolio of shops outside south africa for walmart inthe short term? >>vianello: massmart is 92 percent south africa and 8 percent in the rest of africa. i have no doubt that wal-mart did not buy massmart for the 8 percent. the first target is the 92 percent and there are huge opportunities for them to grow their business in south africa in various fields. the 8 percent to me, is the cherry on top of the tree. >>reporter: although the rest of africa has great growth potential, problems of infrastructure, distribution andthe supply chain will take some time and money to sort out: >>kravitz: you know africa is not for sissies. it's a very interesting business environment. certainly there are great opportunities and there are great threats as well. >>wiese: it is difficult and there's a lot of catch up to be done in terms of infrastructure development, in terms of having access to trained staff to work in one's businesses. there's a lot of really hard work to be done. but we believe that the rewards, the potential rewards, outweigh the risk

shop at the golden gate park tennis courts. and we are increasing concession revenue at union square through our relationship with cafe rule. pending initiatives include revitalizing the boat house at lake merced. we have an r.f.p. out for that. urban markets, the marina degauzing station, additional mobile food vendors, putting a lease into the mill rights cottage, implementing merchandise carts in our park, and also bringing a zip line to park property. the partnerships and resource development is also working very hard on philanthropy. both on the capital and then more importantly for this presentation on the operations side of the department. they've been very successful in finding people to support park operations. so adopt a park for speedway and marks meadow. endoug a gardener at crocker amazon. endoug joe lee rec center. we've had a successful fundraiser at the herps theater for camp du jour. we have been enormously successful in donations to our scholarship fund which is very important. we had a successful gala with the san francisco parks trust this past october. we had a fantastic series of events that the partne

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union square. why are we showing you this? not that it's great looking shop, but we have a detour on stockton street here. we want to let you know that this is the first day that crews will be out there blocking one lane to move utility lines out of the way. muni central subway project. one day the subway will come right underneath here and go to china town. and this is a part of a big project that won't be ready. you won't be able to use that subway until the year 2019. they have to start somewhere. the first thing they will do is under ground and move utility lines. let's look at 237 westbound. that traffic will be slow as you cross 880 and head over to highway 101. hello rosemary. >>> good morning, to you. giving you a look bay point for you there. take a look at the gorgeous shot. we have the skies lighting. we are going to be mostly sunny for the afternoon. after that brief departure of rain. we have dry weather expected wanigans. we have fog out there again. it's dense for north and east bay. take it easy out there. san mateo you have a great looking fo

union street is on the same side of the street. we really feel like having the patio open is going to be beneficial to attracting more shopping desk and dining guests to that area. >> thank you for staying late, i am sorry this is protracting. i have the san francisco resident and commercial real estate agent specializing in the commercial district. i support the patio as a neighborhood amenities and welcome another dining experience. it states that out direct area -- outdoor activity areas are allowed. the sound is a legitimate concern and one that all of the other unions treat venues with outdoor seating must be considerate of. i do not feel that they have provided the burden of proof to show that this would result in a significant impact to the public interest as stated in the process. they showed some photos, but i welcome an independent review with additional photos that are not union street festival photos. this is similar to many areas in terms of size and capacity including the neighborhood. the compromise to alleviate noise and management oversight are more accommodating than any other venue. although the patio is elevate

the few stores in the soviet union that was not plagued by shortages of consumer goods today well it's all about expensive designer clothes first into one of my favorite shops paul smith an example of such design is that of open stores in russia this moscow shop opened in two thousand and six muscovites and. eccentric approach to the classical british style. now although the stalls in game are generally expensive january is the best time to come shopping here you'll find terrific bargains during the sales and western designers such as paul smith. for example amazing clothes discounted. striped fabrics one of smith's trademarks and those russians who can afford it have already joined the army of those already wearing. his goods on sale in dozens of countries. it was a huge step forward as well as a large event for the capital's fashion. store has been open for five years now so paul smith himself attended the opening of a special fashion show was organized with a cation and moving from boom to our next clothing location let's take a look at this week's entertainment news. the two hundred fifty fifth season at the bolshoi theatre has finished with the magical

union. that's where they got to neat first lady and get ideas for a new ice cream flavor. >> we quizzed the first lady what her favorite flavor was and we'll take that conversation back to the shopwork. >> zach and kendra gave the obamas and the bidens personal ice cream scoopers. >> the state of the union in washington is now setting the stage for california with governor brown making the next move. he will have his state of the state address and it's expected to be painful. brown will outline his vision and plan for california next monday night. unemployment in the state stands at more than 12%, we're in double digits, then there is the massive budget deficit. brown will push the budget plan he unveiled including $12 billion in cuts and borrowing and letting voters decide in june whether to extend temporary tax cuts for five years. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm brent cannon. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. time to check in with christina loren with a look at the forecast. >> it's a good looking forecast. we did break some records. i want to bring these to your attention. salinas south of us hit 75 degrees, our big winner for the way area was oakland, 70 degrees, san