. >> how would he watched the utensils and cups? >> we did not open the cafe. >> you are not doing any other improvements that would require a building permits. >> the matter is submitted. >> there was no public support. we heard there was public support tonight. i also discussed the issues of common interest. >> they stated as to why this was not done. maybe give them six months and in six months' time he would have to demonstrate -- >if the neighbor was for this, i would be much more inclined to overturn the department because i do believe this would make the street safer. it is nice that you have people out there. this is not just an opinion. that is something that is out there and a fact. if we can allow this to operate six months at which time the request for can demonstrate to his neighbor that they share a common entrance. they will make sure that people are respectful of that. on some hours can be imposed that are more thoughtful. -- some hours can be imposed. i would like to overturn this and allow this to happen for a litt

ingredients and kitchen utensils are also under strict sanitary control based on the firm's uniform manual. both the japanese and chinese believe they can rapidly expand their businesses by taking this proven system to china. as a start, the japanese company opened its first franchise restaurant in shanghai in june this year and hopes to which 3,000 restaurants operating in china in ten years. >> translator: when it comes to service and quality control, japanese companies are far ahead of chinese firms. by putting together the advantages of japanese firms and the expanding chinese market, i'm sure we will have a win-win situation. >> reporter: a japanese investment firm mediated the capital tie-up. the investment firm's chairman has so far completed eight such tie-ups between japanese and chinese companies. since the beginning of this year, the number of investment consultations between japan and china has grown rapidly. the firm currently handles about 100 such cases. >> translator: unlike major companies, smaller firms couldn't tap into the chinese market alone. now, however, chinese fir

under this lease the operator will be using sustainable foods and healthy food choices, compoastable utensilsc. if you have any questions, i can answer those now. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman, members of the committee. as has been stated this was an r.f.p. process. the winning recommended bidder is elias m. nasra and family partnership. you can see on page 3 of our report in table one their rental bid amount of $1,500 or $18,000 a year. we recommend that you approve this legislation. i would point out that if you look over the past several years, actually this $18,000 represents an increase of about $9,000, $9,796 more than what we had been receiving in prior years from the nonprofit. that's simply a fact based on the r.f.p. process just by itself we would recommend approval. commissioner avalos: thank you, mr. rhodes. supervisor? commissioner elsbernd a couple questions. should this get approved in the normal legislative process, the new operator would take their place on what date? when would people be purchasing from somebody new downstairs? >> approximately end of october, first of novem

i've got my own eating utensil. and most of all, i've got a hungry stomach. so, let's go. [music playing] mmm. light, salty. [laughing] [indistinct chattering] >> mmm. we're gonna go see some old friends. let's see if they recognize me. >> would you like to try some cinnamon-- >> we will, yes. we just want to talk to mike and mike here. >> of course. >> hey! >> hey! how are you? >> i'm good. >> good to see you! >> good to see you. >> he recognizes us. yay! >> it's been forever. >> yes! how are you? >> i couldn't forget you. >> [chuckling] it's a good answer. od answer. could we do another taste test? >> sure. [music playing] here, try that one. that's an almond. >> [chuckling] i got that part, mike. thank you. >> ha ha ha! >> maybe orange? >> no. >> see? i couldn't get... >> no. none. no chance at all she'll get this right. heh heh heh! >> the audience--if we could get some applause from the audience, i'd feel better about that. ok. [cheering and applause] >> yeah. >> mmm. it's a nut. >> yeah. >> it's a nut. >> that's good. we're on the right--yup. >> it's a nut. and i've

under this lease the operator will be using sustainable foods and healthy food choices, compoastable utensilsc. if you have any questions, i can answer those now. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman, members of the committee. as has been stated this was an r.f.p. process. the winning recommended bidder is elias m. nasra and family partnership. you can see on page 3 of our report in table one their rental bid amount of $1,500 or $18,000 a year. we recommend that you approve this legislation. i would point out that if you look over the past several years, actually this $18,000

make it, but that's going to be tough because you need, strangely, unlabeled flour and eggs and utensils, you need all of this stuff and you need a recipe and you need to be taught baking is not easy. well, in that time when you're trying to make pie, some people won't make very good pie and they're not used to fending for themselves. and there will be serious pain. you're going through cooking school. you won't have very much pie or it will really stink. you've got to get a cookbook, you've got to get it yourself. that's where this comes in. charity. i'm a small government by, a libertarian guy, charity, charity, help each other. you say, somebody else is working hard in the kitchen and they're like, my pie is not working and you go in and help them by choice. and when it still stinks, like you're a really bad baker, but have a slice of my pie. that's your joist. look, trouble is coming, i was reading-- i've read two books, this is for fun, believe it or not. i read two books, i think two years ago i read this one, world made by hand. and this one, one second after. both of them are nov

and then after any utensil you use, i just put it right in the dish machine, but get it off the counteryou don't cause contamination. >> because it is easy for the bacteria to cross. >> yes. >> very g. and you mention people should cook their eggs earlier. and we know the scene in the movie rocky and some people still drink the raw eggs for protein. >> no raw eggs. if you want extra protein, just get dried eggs and mix them in. >> the powders eggs? >> yes. and you can get eggs in cartons now in the refrigerated section. they also have to be refrigerated. that's a convenience thing. >> edie hogan. thank you very much. everything we needed to know about? >> i asked first, which came first the chicken or the egg, but i enjoyed edie's real information. >> we'll get to that another time. that's a philosophical discussion. >> thank you. >> thank you, allison. >>> health officials are concerned this morning about the appearance of a superbug. we're going to tell you where the bug has been found and we have more about the elements that have scientists so worried. >>> and she was the country's f

not share food and utensils.f these worrisome symptoms that we would seek medical care early, because early intervention results in better outcomes. >> dr. j.j. leavenstein, thanks very much from los angeles. good luck, kyla. >> thank you. >>> we'll get the latest news right after this as well. there's a nurse who can access in an instant every patient's past. and because the whole hospital's working together, there's a family who can breathe easy, right now. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest healthcare questions. and the over 60,000 people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. >>> time for cnn equals politics update. we're keeping an eye on all the latest headlines on the cnn.com political ticker. here's what's crossing right now. a win for indiana congressman mike pence just over an hour ago. he finished first in the presidential straw poll done at the values voter summit in washington. it's a major gathering of social conservatives. former arkansas gove

noodles, soup. [ laughter ] chicken, cutting, utensils, knife, fork, spoon. second word.my? [ laughter ] third word. [ laughter ] [ applause ] zombie? [ buzzer sounds ] [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: it was >> jimmy: it was "west side story"! [ laughter ] "dinner for schmucks." "dinner for schmucks," i couldn't do for. [ laughter ] sorry, my brother. >> okay, that's cool. >> jimmy: all right, breanna. go for it, pal. oh, man, that was rough. >> tough out there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not that -- that was better than -- you couldn't get west. >> we're on tv, i mean. >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> all right. >> ready? >> movie. one word. just one word? three words. first word. fly, flying. fly away home. [ laughter ] airplane. second word. march. [ laughter ] swim, mermaid. airplane mermaid story. uh -- what is that? what are you doing? dance? shuffle? fergie? okay, third word, yes. push, honk, drive. "planes, trains and automobiles." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we've got to do it. we've got to do it. we've got to tie them. >> that was great. >> jimmy: got to tie them.

cooking utensils over here. vacuum cleaner and this stuff here we have a notebook and clothing and this is not just centralized in one location. walk with me over here. i'll show you what i'm talking about. this is 11th street. all of this stuff is spread out down 11th street for two city blocks. it's just a massive amount of stuff and it's piled up in some places about four or five feet high. now all of this stuff belongs to a woman named eloise diaz. she's 50 years old principle venezuela and she says she was evicted from her home. all of her stuff was evicted from her house onto this street. the city trucks are coming to pick it up and take it to the dump later this morning and i asked her this morning what do you think about all of this? this is happening to people all over the country due to these tough economic times. what makes your story unique? what makes your story special? why should people help. take a listen to what she had to say. >> everybody has a different case. in my case i have good neighbor,

>> not with these fancy utensils. >> show me how it's done, harry. >> must be a great thanksgiving atream is delicious, too. by the way. >> the best is german chocolate cake. comes out seasonally. >> now, have you -- >> oh. >> oh, no i wasn't dissing her birthday cake. >> so maggie, you'll have to go to baskin-robbins to get your free german chocolate cake. >> do you guys have any fun birthday traditions? >> i spend a lot of time with my family. my mom's coming to town this weekend. >> oh, how nice. >> which will be great. so it's mostly just good times with the family. and then when i was really little kid, i got the whole cake to myself and i could eat it with my hands. >> the whole thing? >> when i was really little. >> that was back in medieval times? >> and you guys? >> i take an inventory of how many people won't come. >> oh. >> i once spent my birthday -- >> sorry. >> at denny's by myself. >> have a great day, everybody. your local news is next. ah, focus group. so what , are we testing here? that's our new pastrami grilled sandwich. oh, great. hey, are they happy we got rid of