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parking, -- garages and valet parking, those two word table, so they will not be on the ballot. the others passed out of the board of supervisors that you heard were the transfers from the fire department to the police department. that has passed out of the board of supervisors as well as the zoning regarding child care facilities. that concludes my report unless you have any questions. president yee riley: any questions for the director? seeing none, next item, please. >> commissioners, you are now on item number nine, the legislative and policy committee report, which allows the chair to report on recent committee activities and make announcements. vice president clyde: we have already reviewed two items, the alcohol mitigation and the nail salon, but i do want to speak about another. we heard an informational presentation about a proposal that is not really in legislative form yet about restricting pet stores from selling any type of small animals except for fish. we heard a presentation from animal care and control. we heard one from the animal welfare commission, and we als

into the facility instead of hiking two or three blocks to -- from where they're parked. >> ballet -- valet is something we discussed with the neighbors. >> the sound, i think -- i'm comfortable with what you had there. and giss as i mentioned, not smoking in the area. that's just customary an

into the facility instead of hiking two or three blocks to -- from where they're parked. >> ballet -- valet is something we discussed with the neighbors. >> the sound, i think -- i'm comfortable with what you had there. and giss as i mentioned, not smoking in the area. that's just customary and you talk to your -- your, your customers about. >> absolutely. >> the fact that the dwelling unit separates the facility from the d.r. requester is -- is somewhat of a comfort. there seems to be an area there. you're putting up a 22-foot sound wall to try to block the sound out there. that sounds okay. i think i'm probably okay with this, with one modification of the hours of operation. so, if -- if it -- the commission wishes, kii make a motion. thank you, sir, to approve -- do not take d.r. or take d.r. and approve with -- with the conditions that events -- there would end at 1:00 a.m. on friday and saturday nights and 11:00 p.m. on week nights. >> second.

you walk out, you see me, i'm handing my valet ticket to a black guy but he's not the valet. okay, i got it. then we just go with it. >> larry: he's brilliant. >> he's brilliant. he is. he's brilliant. but it's like the most stressful gig that i do. >> larry: why? >> because you don't know. you don't have any lines. when i first got the call, i'm like, oh, good, larry david, he's a genius, great writer. i get to have all these funny larry david words and maybe there will be some "seinfeld-isms." you get there and it's like, where's my script? just make it up. what kind of lazy piece of crap is this? i want a damn script. no, it's stressful, like you said, his level of where he works -- >> larry: it doesn't come ott that way. and he's brilliant. >> thank you. >> larry: what's your take on sarah palin? should we take her seriously? >> well, you have to take her seriously because there are people out there who listen to her. i think she is -- she's smart in the way that she's an opportunist. but she's not smart enough to pull it off. because if -- all you got to do, just give he

two airport valet drivers reportedly taking joy rides with customers' cars and it doesn't end well.n a fox trip across america. >> north carolina, a man claims he dropped off his car at an airport in charlotte only to get a call hours later saying the vehicle had been involved in a bump-up. a police report indicating it happened while two valet drivers were racing in his and another customer's cars. the driver says his car is totalled but he has other concerns, too. au >> it's a public safety issue. >> the valet says the company fired him after the accident. >> minnesota, a mosquito problem in eden prairie. researchers have been counting mosquitos caught in overnight traps. they say lots of rain last month triggered big late season broods and the scientists claim things will get better in a couple of weeks. >> kind of a mosquito's lost00 r -- last hurrah for the summer. they're going out with a bang meanwhile, the biting continues. an historic mansion going up in flames in edgeworth. the place reportedly served as a boarding school for girls in the mid 19th century. nobody hurt. cal

-- he knew the valet's name.t kind of guy. so in life he's really good too. >> jimmy: keri russell plays this girl that you once had a crush on growing up? >> we were teenage paramours. i don't know if kids still use that term. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, all the time. all the time. >> i grew up in france. >> jimmy: oh, my god. you are the worst! >> so i remember going to the cinema as a child -- >> jimmy: oh, my god. i can't believe you're taking that out right now. >> oh, it is. [ laughter ] sorry. oh, it's not. oh, sorry. i used to have a sixth finger. so it used to be out, but i took it off. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. i keep forgetting that. i just got to take a look at your wikipedia page. you kind of rekindled the thing, and she tries to make you a better person. >> she tries to make you a better person. >> jimmy: she comes at you with her daughter. she has a daughter now. >> she throws a kid into the mix, which is -- which is nice. and the story is told through the eyes of this 12-year-old girl. >

other thing i should say, you should probably encourage those that rent the space to talk about having valet, especially with a wedding or something. you know, not too many -- not too many. would probably be in their interest to have their guests be able to step off into the facility instead of hiking

you can have valet parking. you can have shuttles. you cannot get to the bay bridge now, with n. with the exploratorium and other things coming down the pike, it is going to be ridiculous. this contradicts your own recommendations. another not the proposal. why do we have to cut through a street where there are lovely condos protected by that area when we can get through washington street and broadway? why cut it in the middle, which creates homeless people, security problems, and all kinds of nonsense we do not need? let us keep the west side of the waterfront quiet. let us keep it at 40 feet. we did it for good reason down the other end. we cannot do anything about the south side. let's keep the north side beautiful. there is no comparison. president fong: allan mark. >> hello. i am a resident of washington hills for 20 years and a homeowner there. i have also been a member of the telegraph club for 18 years. i am the president of the company involved in real estate consulting on the residential side. i strongly support the northeast embarcaderos study. it has been very thoroug

victims from hercules, a murder victim here on this scene, possibly two more individuals missing from valet tow and now police sources are telling me two to three other individuals may be linked to val demar oh. they are trying to make all the dice tonight. >> amazing story. obviously still unwinding for the evening, robert liles. >> reporter: absolutely. >> in richmond. thank you for the update on that. >>> a very rare sighting in the east bay, a mountain lion roaming through the neighborhood in berkeley. a resident there called police just after 2:00 in the morning, they spotted the mountain lions on in a vacant parking lot. the big cat jumping fences and crossing streets before it ended up on walnut. officers say they were worried about overnight workers, residents, and had no choice but to shoot and kill that 100- pound animal. >> we have no tools in terms of any kind of tranquilizer or managing a mountain lion, a wild animal like that. >> residents say they wish that the animal didn't have to be killed but say that the mountain lion probably came into a residential neighborhood because

in the application, i see that the solution to the parking is valet at the hotel next door.here's a 22-room hotel right next to this location that wants nothing to do with parking on their facility. we met with them today. i received 14 emails today so communities concerned about this, and i think that they'll continue to weigh in and i'm going to take that message and bring it down here. >> ok. go ahead. >> i have one question, captain, can you tell us what their concerns were? >> late night activity, drunks coming home -- should be going home stopping there to stay out for two more hours, assaults, noise. i will encourage them to cc the -- your group on the further emails. they were sort of generally the notion of it being an inconsistent use staying hope that late except for the jack in the box where we do have police issues that come up, drunk drivers and assaults that this area would draw both our resources, that came up in a couple of emails. and really that block doesn't have any businesses that are open. it's a hotel, couple of small businesses, a grocery store and a

and our job of the day is at mark park valet, looking for a part-time valet for special events. is 8:25 an hour plus tips. that usually averages out to between $10 to $15 an hour. for more information on this job and many others go to myfoxdc.com and click on the job shop tab on the top of our home page. >>> 8:21 on this wednesday morning. still ahead, we have some time and money-saving advice. find out how often you really have to get your car's oil changed. >>> plus we'll check back in with holly who is getting a preview of the new cirque du soleil show. it's called oboe. we'll be back. n >>> one of the two international students hit by a car in adams morgan last week has died. julia bach lighter died yesterday. she and another woman were hit in a traffic island by a car that crashed into a restaurant. adams could face serious charges as early as today. the other woman hit is recovering. >>> and in florida, police are looking for the clues of the murder of an alexandria business man. samuel dell bako was found dead in his home over the weekend. h

and do you know what happens to your car once you hand the keys over to the valet?n't want to know. [ laughter ] >> when you hand those keys over, amazing things happen up in that garage. [ screeches tires ] >> our consumer correspondent went undercover and took a look and we have some good pictures. i don't know if you saw this video of the woman from tampa bay, she is down there on the first baseline and she catches a ball first time with her face. ouch. >> oh. >> but then over the next couple of minutes, she caught three foul balls in one inning. in one inning. [ laughter ] >> that's. it that's how we play. she is going to be a gold glover maybe. she is in the studio with us for a nice fun chat. >> i like that. >> that's excellent. >>> all right. thank you, harry. see you in 10 minutes. >> thank you. >>> it's 6:51. the suspect in the shooting of a fremont police officer is in court today. >> coming up next, a live update on the charges he faces as well as a new blood drive for the injured officer. we know everyone's looking for ways to save. why not save on car i