item a, marco vazquez doing business at key ultralanguage. >> commissioners, this is a -- this has come before you twice. sorry, for a placement or entertainment permit, which is previously -- which is previously was a social club trying to turn this into key ultralounge, again 48 abc license tuesday through saturday 8 to 2:00. i'll get a motion for the current update. previous commission -- the -- the commissioners were interested in speaking to marco vazquez or steven cook, the owner who was listed on the application as opposed to -- to just the manage war had appeared before you twice -- he requested that they be at this hearing. commissioner allen wanted more documents to indicate who was actually in charge -- in charge and i believe that the applicants have given you a flowchart to indicate levels of responsibility and who owns what in the business. in addition the commission wanted to give additional time to southern station as its new commander was put in place. the application and the conditions. i did receive southernonditions hopefully you have had time to take a look at them.

joe vazquez asks, really?? now. [ laughter ] >>> reporter: jumping for joy at golden gate park. this past saturday, a crowd celebrated international happiness day. they are members of a growing movement, an industry replete with research, books and college courses that believes happiness is a science that can be taught. >> to adopt a happiness decision. >> by being happy now. >> reporter: amy, ph.d., calls herself a happiness expert. she offers three-month happiness makeovers. >> happiness is within your control. >> reporter: the cost, $3,000. >> i guarantee happiness for the rest of your life or your money back. [ laughter ] >> impossible. >> i think she is going to be giving a lot of people their money back. [ laughter ] >> happiness is being with somebody you like. being with somebody you love. and i don't need no makeover. >> yeah, i was skeptical at first. >> reporter: roslyn you understand stands the hesitation about believing happiness can be taught. but after taking the makeover and even producing a doc

joe vazquez reports they are stealing personal information to access medical services and prescriptionugs. >>> reporter: like many senior citizens, warren lambert of san francisco takes medicine. if you take a close look at his computer record, you might be alarmed for the number of prescription for the highly addictive pain drug oxycontin but he doesn't even take it. these aren't his prescriptions. police say a criminal forged them writing lambert's personal information on stolen prescription pads. it's a relatively new crime called medical identity theft that claimed 300,000 victims last year. >> people are going out there and they are -- they are -- they're using your social security number and they are getting medical service as if they were you and then accessing your insurance. >> reporter: mr. lambert noticed something wrong when he went to walgreens' website to check his prescription history. >> this is the first one that came to my attention. >> reporter: he discovered three prescription for the powerful drug. >> it's scary. >> reporter: all three were filled and picked up at

joe vazquez is going to show us why. joe. >> reporter: allen, let me show you something very unusual. a blank wall devoid of graffiti. i know most people in the bay area would expect that, but here on mission street that's a special challenge, a challenge now being met with voluntary extra ta taxes. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: as vibrant as it may be, the mission district isn't known for being clean. some property owners are trying to change the image. >> it's an oasis in the midst of the congestion and grime of the mission district. >> reporter: this is the 2500 block of mission between 22 and 23rd, the sidewalk gets cleaned more often that are neighboring streets as does the graffiti. >> i love it because i like come to work, clean streets, no graffiti. i don't have to roll up my door and get my paints and my brush to start my morning that way. >> reporter: hour are they paying for it? property owners here created a business improvement district five years ago with an unusual mandate. every business on the block is volu

could have good nails, too, without this all this. >> i hope this all works for everybody. >> joe vazquezeporting. now, today's proposed ordinance wouldn't ban the toxic trio. but if it's passed it would publicly recognize the nail salons in san francisco that use safer nail polishes. >>> all right. let's go to the safety of that fog cover out there. are we undercover? >> we are going to get there. if you are not undercover just yet from the fog and low clouds, you are going to get it as we have more on the way. if you love the fog, hey, this is your kind of weather. how about the san jose area? there we go. you have some sunshine and a little haze out there as we expect low clouds and fog to fill in there a little bit later on. but out at the coastline pretty gray today. not much in the way of sunshine. and well, that is the way it's going to stay as we head through the night tonight. guess what, the low clouds and fog will surge onshore. ocean beach, we don't see too many people out there right now just a few but you have to bundle up heading to the coast. it is cool out there, too. tem

joe vazquez shows us why. >> as vibe rants as it may seem here, it is not. they are trying to change it. >> congestion and grime of the mission district. >> reporter: a block now lined with floral baskets. the sidewalk gets cleaned more often than neighboring streets as does the grafitti. >> i love it because i like coming to work, clean streets no, grafitti. i don't have to roll up my door and get my paint and my brush to start my morning that way. >> reporter: how are they paying for it? property owners created a business improvement district five years ago with an unusual mandate. every business on the block is voluntaryly paying extra money to the government. >> they came together and they said let's go and pay more property taxes so that we have additional service ss. >> they want to pay more in taxes? >> well, no one wants to pay more but they see the benefits of those services greatly outweighing the costs. >> reporter: the extra tax adds up to a $75,000 per year budget that also helps pay for security cameras. >> this is a live shot of the sidewalk.

this after a day of intense negotiations with the police union, joe vazquez is at city hall the latest tonight. joe. >> this could be a breakthrough but there is a catch. always a catch. in this case the catch is for those officers to be rehired the people of oakland have to go back to the ballot in november and about to raise their taxes heavily. >>> um, the motion passes. >> reporter: the council voted 5-3 to place a four-year partial tax on the november ballot for 2010. it would not just charge $360 per parcel, it would lead to the rehiring of the police officers and stave off more than a hundred more police officers next year. leadership agreed to some concessions. in order to get the message on the ballot. >> the only way we can actually meet their demands of three years of no layoffs is if we have a tax that would allow us to do that. >> the police union would agree to have them escalate their pensions in to the office. and eventually achieving 9% by the third year. in exchange the council has agreed to guarantee no layoffs for three years. >> if it does pass then we'll have enou

joe vazquez on medical identity theft. >>> reporter: like many seniors, warren takes medicine. if you take a close look at his computer record, you might be alarmed at the number of prescriptions for the highly addictive painkiller oxycontin. >> i could be classified as a druggie. >> reporter: but he is not a drugie . he doesn't even take oxycontin. these are not his prescriptions. police say a criminal forged them writing lambert's personal information on stolen prescription pads. it's a relatively new crime called medical identity theft that claimed 300,000 victims last year. >> people are going out there and they are using your social security number and getting medical services as if they were you and then accessing your insurance. >> reporter: mr. lambert first noticed something wrong when went to the walgreens website to check his prescription history. >> this is the first one that came to my attention. >> reporter: he discovered three prescriptions for the powerful drug. >> it's very scary. >> reporter: all three were filled and picked up at walgreen stores in san franci

they've stayed here. >> joe vazquez, thank you. >>> 6 1/2 million dollars, that is how much the city of oakland agreed to pay the victims of illegal police searches. city council agreed to that settlement with more than 100 plaintiffs, some of whom actually went to jail. the city acknowledged that between 2001 and 2008 some police officers lied to get search warrants so they could raid homes for drugs. e conducting search warrants" at least four of >> what we found was a course of conduct that was pretty outrageous and scandalous, if you will, and really reflected that we had officers who were essentially out of control when they were, in fact, conducting a search warrant. >> the investigation has resulted in at least four police officers being fired. >>> it could be a first for the state supreme court. the latest nominee is fillapina and would be the first asian american justice if confirmed. simon perez with what could be an even bigger first for the court. >> reporter: this 50-year-old is on track to be the next chief justice of the california supreme court after her nomination by

joe vazquez, cbs5. >>> apple has no plans to recall the iphone 4.cording to the wall street journal. users have been complaining, though, when they hold the phone a certain way, calls are dropped. researchers at consumer reports this week said they can't recommend the phone because of the issues. apple will talk about the problem and potential fix at a rare news conference tomorrow morning at 10:00. >> on this issue they've been really dismissive and kind of denied that there was a problem and they're the kind of company that almost never responds to complaints about hardware flaws. so the fact that they're holding a press conference at all is a very big deal. >> the journal also reports apple engineers knew about risks associated with the phone's antenna as early as a year ago, but ceo steve jobs apparently liked the design so much that appear went ahead with the development. -- apple went ahead with the development. >>> some of the eul should drop some of those letters. researchers sampled 19 brands sold in the bay area. sacramento and los angeles

---"ricardo vazquez" de la universidad de california tiene la respuesta y algunos consejos...prender de la experiencia local en la proteccion del medio ambiente. --como usted sabe, esta ciudad es ejemplo en todo el pais por la consciencia de sus residentes en temas como el reciclaje. --en el evento de hoy, organizado por el "instituto laboral de la raza" se mostro a diversas companias y sindicatos como pueden seguir desempeÑando sus actividades de una manera ecoÓgica. ---a proposito, maÑana sabado, 24 de julio, la organizacion "a new america" realizaÁ su tradicional festival comunitario, educativo y de negocios "verdes".---como cada aÑo, habÁ musica en directo, actividades para niÑos y un concurso culinario... ademas, los asistentes podran participar en talleres informativos sobre inmigracion y sobre prevencion de embargos, entre otros.---la cita es en el parque "martin luther king", en el centro civico de "berkeley".---el evento empieza a las 11 de la mañana y la entrada es gratuita. ---hoy concluyo la campaÑa "barrida de verano en fisherman's wharf", cuyo objetivo, como su n

estado la policÍa federal asistiÓ un golpe a la delincuencia organizada al capturar a luis carlos vÁzquezurÓ que aunque el crimen organizado es la mayor amenaza, son muchos mÁs los que quieren la paz. >> ¡no hay fuerza superior a la del estado! ¡y no sÓlo es superior en nÚmeros, en destreza, en disciplina! sino tambiÉn inteligencia. >> las autoridades mencionaron que todos los vigilantes y la mitad de la poblaciÓn penitenciaria declararon, en la ciudad de mÉxico fabiana gÓmez univisiÓn. >> despuÉs de comerciales originar una investigaciÓn en un condado de la florida, y una confusió >> el departamento del alguacil del condado en la florida estÁ buscando a la persona o personas que pusieron un aviso advirtiendo a los ciudadanos acerca de los inmigrantes indocumentados. el aviso fue removido tan pronto un empleado del condado se comunicÓ con la policÍa que dijo tomarÁ huellas digitales del mismo. y familiares de una joven llamada abby guerro se preparaban para su funeral en phoenix, la muchacha sufriÓ un trÁgico accidente la semana pasada y sus amigos recaudaron dinero lavando carros para pa

joe vazquez shows us why. joe. >> reporter: here's suggest don't see every day a huge clean wall face no graffiti. this is a major accomplishment here. die to the fact that some of the business owners have decided to pay extra taxes voluntarily here. >> reporter: the mission district isn't known for cleanliness. but now some property owners are trying to change that image. it's an oasis in the congestion and grime of the mission district. >> reporter: this is a block now lined with floral baskets. the sidewalk is cleaned more often than neighboring streets as does the graffiti. >> i love it because i like coming to work clean streets no graffiti. i don't have to paint starting the morning. >> reporter: how are they paying for it? property owner created a business improvement district five years ago with an unusual mandate. every business on the block is voluntarily paying extra money to the government. >> they said let's pay more property taxes. >> wait a minute. they want to pay more? >> well, no one wants to

. >> entre rezos se velan los restos de florentina vÁzquez, la mujer que este fin de semana muriÓ atropelladaor el peatonal cuando fue esembestida. a travÉs de un comunicado su familia asegura que su accidente fue visto por una veintena de personas. >> venÍan unos chavos y dice: mira quiÉn es! ana bÁrbara. >> el supuesto conductor del carro es uno de los guarda espaldas y chofer. acepta ser el responsable y enfrenta cargos por el delito de homicidio culposo. aunque se encuentra en libertad luego del pago de una fianza. >> en el caso del propietario de un vehÍculo como nos puede pasar a cualquiera, independientemente de la responsabilidad de quien maneje el vehÍculo el protietario tiene la responsabilidad que se debe establecer. >> ana bÁrbara ha sido discreta en sus comentarios. >> una pena muy triste. a la familia mi mÁs sentido pÉsame. pero el rumor de que yo iba manejando no es asÍ. si asÍ fuera, lo reitero, yo di la cara como toda mi vida la he dado. >> su hermano es quien ha hablado con la prensa y espera que se hagan pÚblicas las supuestos fotos o videos para dejar en ctraro ÑvnconducÍa

joe vazquez explains the recipe for a longer life. >>> reporter at this restaurant the more the merrierkitchen. >> four hours of eating, drinking and cooking with people is really fun. >> reporter: at the north beach cooking school culinary students whip up more than food, they become life long friends. >> i don't think we'll ever lose touch. >> reporter: now new research shows how having friends and keeping in touch may help you live longer. >> i definitely think friends keep us healthy and friends care about us. >> reporter: simple human contact with friends, families, neighbors and colleagues can improve your odds of survival by 50%. >> maybe you're happier so you live longer? >> reporter: in fact, the scientists found having little human contact be as risky to your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day, being an alcoholic, and they say few social interactions can be more harmful than not exercising and twice as harmful as being obese. the researchers suggest physicians should screen patients for social relationships now, the same way they do for smoking, diet and exercise. >> want a

joe vazquez, thank you. >>> major league baseball speaks, but the city of san jose listened. the city agreed to put off a vote on a possible south bay ballpark for the oakland as until the spring. len ramirez explains why this long running saga is going into extra innings. >> reporter: mayor chuck reed was upbeat about his dealings with major league baseball that could bring the as to san jose. >> they are offering to play ball with us. we'll see. >> reporter: last week reed put a measure on the november ballot to allow a privately financed baseball stadium. that came as news to the baseball commissioner who blasted reed calling the move premature. today reed bowed to the commissioner. >> the right course of action is to honor his request, let him finish the process which we hope will be done quickly but it is the commissioner's process and we let that play out before we go to the ballot. >> reporter: major league baseball offered to help san jose stage a special stadium election next spring a one issue vote that could cost a million dollars. >> what i have is a -- an offer f

vÁzquez y se abre una averiguaciÓn previa por homicidio culposo. al decir de una hija de la sra.eos... hay personas que aseguran que tienen fotografÍas en el momento del accidente y en el lugar del piloto. >> por eso se abre esta investigaciÓn y es importante que quede muy claro que bajo ninguna circunstancia permitirÍamos una circunstancia de esta naturaleza. no se puede suplantarse a quien debe de responder por el delito de homicidio culposo que es un delito no intencional. porque entiendo que el chofer o el que haya sido no llevaba la intenciÓn de privar la vida a ninguna persona. la familia estÁ afectadÍsima. lo que mÁs importa es que independientemente ha habido accidentes y no se les da la connotaciÓn y la impugnación por tratarse de personas que no tienen la publicidad o el rating que podrÍa tener un artista de esta calidad. es lo mÁs lamentable. bajo ninguna circunstancia hay que aclarar perfectamente los hechos y pasa de lesiones al delito de homicidio culposo que tendrÁ que ratificarse al chofer que estÁ bajo fianza oportunamente de 20 mil dÓlares y tendrÁ que ratificar

vamos con dana vÁzquez. >> ana bÁrbara está muy bien.ario. entonces, yo he oÍdo versiones de ana bÁrbara que dice que ojalÁ aparezcan los videos para comprobar que ella no venÍa manejando. quÉ mÁs tenÍas desde allÁ? >> vamos a escuchar al padre de ana bÁrbara que no se ha podido comunicar con ella, pero tambiÉn habla con respecto a esta situaciÓn. >> hablÉ con antero y la cosa estÁ bien, ella no iba manejando, ni francisco, iba un amigo. todo estÁ bien. la vi en la maÑana ayer... y luego le hablÉ a antero. y me dijo: no es ni francisco y no es ana bÁrbara. y mal por la sra. creo que a la hora del golpe se echo a ver... >> bueno, pues ahÍ estÁ la opiniÓn de don antero ugalde y siguiendo con ana bÁrbara vamos a hablar de una mujer que fue la supuesta conquista del pirru. es o no la nueva conquista del pirru? ella misma lo aclara. >> entre Él y yo no hay absolutamente nada. yo tengo mi pareja. es muy importante para mÍ aclarar las cosas. y por esto no voy a dejar de hablarle, somos amigos desde hace mucho tiempo. que quede muy en claro que

joe vazquez takes us inside the scheme that destroyed the life savings and dreams of some 500

joe vazquez is at one of the places the parolee planned to go. >> reporter: his plan was to come here to the american civil liberties union office and another non-profit and murder high ranking members of those organizations and that plan was supposed to take place yesterday. instead, officers say, he got in a gun battle with the chp one day earlier. [ sound of shots ] >> reporter: was definitely under the influence of alcohol. >> following the 12-minute gun fight the chp now says byron williams, the i-85 gunman, was drunk and rambling about starting revolution. >> what he talked about was his dissatisfaction with some of the liberal politics and politicians, how things were progressing in the united states of america. clearly he had individuals targeted that he felt in his mind that needed to be eliminated and that's what he was bent on doing. >> reporter: sews say they found evidence that the two primary targets were the a.c.l.u. of northern california in the san francisco financial district as well as the progressive fill an tropic in the presidio. he planned to camp out in front o

joe vazquez at one protest in san francisco tonight. >> reporter: a demonstration is under way right now in on the profit from federal building. we are actually right -- in front of the federal building. we are actually right behind the protest. demonstrators have gone out into the streets in front of the building on seventh street and are blocking at least one lane right now. let me show you some video. about 100 demonstrators have gathered by now. they say they are gathered here at the federal building because they want to pressure members of congress and the president for immigration reform. their version of immigration reform. many here feel that if the feds did more about immigration, states like arizona wouldn't feel like they had to take the law into their own hands. parts of that arizona law, they include the controversial provision requiring local police to determine an arrested person's immigration status. well, those parts were shot down by that judge today. you might think this would be a victory party. but many of these demonstrators say it's way too early to celebrate.

joe vazquez shows us that some city leaders say that has got to change. >> reporter: 11:00 and broadwayalive. you can see a lot of folks out to have fun. there's also an army of police officers out here to keep the peace. now that kind of security is expensive for taxpayers. city leaders are hoping a proposed new ordinance will inspire club owners to share in that expense. >> this is a 360 camera. >> reporter: alfonso castro, the new owner of the impala nightclub on broadway, said he has spent thousands of dollars beefing up security including the hiring of a dozen security guards. he said it's in his business interest for his patrons to be safe. >> i have to do this for the safety of the community. >> reporter: the broadway strip struggled for years with violent street crime outside of its nightclubs. in these tough economic times the san francisco police commander reported this week that increased police patrols in north beach and other entertainment areas are costing the city about $10,000 a week or more than half a million a year. now a new proposed legislation is before the board o

edward schaefer arrived in san quentin less than two weeks ago and that's where joe vazquez picks up the story tonight. >> reporter: it happened at the reception center. that's where prison officials say edward schaefer was killed with a large homemade sharp metallic object called the bone crusher. >> lovie. >> reporter: aaron osheroff holds his youngest daughter tight and can't let go of the memory of the oldest. >> i wake up and she's not here and it's horrible. >> reporter: melody would be 11 years old today. her father was walking with her last may in a crosswalk near their novato home where edward schaefer who already had nine duis was drunk again on his motorcycle and ran them both over. aaron lost his leg and his daughter. just two weeks ago edward schaefer was sentenced to prison for second degree murder. now the killer has been killed at san quentin prison. aaron feels justice has been cheated. >> we felt that he was supposed to serve his time. he's getting stabbed to death must have been horrible, but now he's dead and he's not sitting in a cell, you know, sitting in prison

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so it turns out the guy who made the video is a gentleman by the name of paul vazquez, and he postedself, but before i show it, i want you to imagine what he looks like, just get an image in your head, all right? do you have it? everyone has something in their head? okay, wrong. >> if there is ever anything i can do for you, jimmy, please let me know. if you ever want to come to yosemite, i will show you a good time. >> jimmy: well, you know what? i don't like to have that good of a time in general, so -- instead of going to yosemite, i invited paul here. he will be here with us tomorrow night. we'll go to the rainbow room, whatever. a young captain lou albano, for you wrestling fans. good news for fans of the show "jersey shore." taping of a third season of the show had been on hold because the cast was holding out for more money. today it was announced they reached an agreement with mtv and they're going to get more money. thank god. for not for us, for our children's sake. each cast member is going to get just under $30,000 an episode. [ laughter ] which is a good -- i will person

la policÍa dijo que el luis vÁzquez barragán de 39 aÑos es uno de los lÍderes de la pandilbeltrÁn leyvadijo que esto muestra que hay que seguir luchando en contra del terrorismo. >> y cuando regresemos con mÁs noticias en mÉxico de dÍa reos y de noche sicarios. veremos lo que dice un nuevo informe de las cÁrceles en ese paÍs. esto al volver. seguimos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> gracias, lourdes. y en este lunes para saber quÉ pasa en los neoyores. vamos a contactarnos con quiÉn? >> con birmania rÍos. >> no hace tanto calor hoy porque ayer llegÓ una tormenta que tumbÓ Árboles y tendidos elÉctricos pero al menos aplacÓ un poco la ola de calor porque la verdad que nos estÁbamos sofocando aquÍ. continuando con el tema de nuestro abogado de las leyes que le estÁn aplicando a los abogados resulta que varias escuelas pÚblicas de aquÍ de la ciudad de nueva york se ha descubierto que le piden a los padres de los estudiantes o mÁs bien a los estudiantes que muestren sus documentos en el paÍs como para ser inscriptos en las escuelas. imaginese, esto ha creado una gran alarma y sobre todo la o

de 79 aÑos llamada florentina vÁzquez. la familia de la sra.ellos. se espera que esta maÑana en mÉxico hable acerca de este caso. la pregunta es si no venÍa conduciendo por quÉ no se pararon a asistir a la sra. >> se dieron a la fuga? >> no se sabe. no estÁ... 100 % claro. lo que sÍ es de que... hubo un peritaje, investigaciones y de acuerdo precisamente a las autoridades ellos dijeron, el procurador dijo que el peritaje inicial indica que ana bÁrbara no conducÍa el vehículo. hay videos y dicen que hay un supuesto video que ana bÁrbara dijo ojalÁ que salga ese video y que comprueben que no fui yo. lo que sÍ dijeron es que no se habÍan dado cuenta que habían atropellado a alguien... que era una piedrita o algo... >> una piedrita? >> que oyeron un golpe y que no se dieron cuenta. la familia de esta sra. estÁ molesta y dolida. dieron estas declaraciones ayer para nuestros amigos del gordo y la flaca y vamos a escucharlas. >> debe quedar claro que la responsabilidad legal es de la sra. ana bÁrbara. porque ella es la propietaria del vehÍculo y venÍa