when you say "vintage," i think about wine. [laughter] the best thing is you are moving forward.f like to see -- and maybe this is for the planning department -- we need to do something to preserve our murals. thank you very much. supervisor mar: is there anyone else from the public who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, can we move this forward for a positive recommendation without objection? thank you. the attorney? >> it has to sit in committee for another meeting. is that correct? and my apologies -- this is for diet coke, not a:. [laughter] supervisor mar: we will continue this for the next meeting? >> you need to approve the amendment first. supervisor mar: without objection, colleagues. we will continue this for our next meeting, which is scheduled for -- >> july 11. supervisor mar: july 11. thank you. colleagues, we're hearing item #2, the hearing on the muni t- line performance at the end of the action item. without objection, colleagues, can we take item #three out of order? >> item #3, ordinance amending the zoning map to change 245

, is that the title that currently reads historic signs, that the word "historic" be replaced by "vintage." if i can just quickly walk you through what the law should -- what the legislation does, it would amend 608.4 of the planning code to redefine a sign subject to this section as a vintage sign. for a sign to be captured by that section, it has to be located within an historic sign district. this takes away their requirements, and allows us to designate a vintage sign, whether or not it is located in an historic sign district. it also makes it clear if there is any attempt to relocate the sign, it would have to go through a conditional use authorization, a process that would go before the planning commission and would require planning commission approval before that happens. it also makes it clear that any alteration of the sign would be considered in abandonment of the authorization and the sign would be considered a new son, which would be subject to the existing requirements -- a new sign, which would be subject to the existing requirements of the code. that is the legislation befo

presenting five signature lifestyles: romance, vintage, modern, elegance, and explorer. five visions of american style inspired by you. find your signature lifestyle at a design center today. come in now. >>> 5:39. look at this massive flooding in sugar lake, missouri. sheriff deputies are patrolling the area check out the hazardous -- checking out the hazardous conditions. they are letting homeowners with boats back in to get information and pictures for their insurance adjusters. >> the water even though it's going up and down a little bit, it's -- whoa think it's going to be there for a while and after talking to some of the residents and listening to their concerns, we will let them in a couple times a week so that's what we are doing. >> the sheriff he's office -- sheriff office has not had problems with looters in the area. we have seen wild watter. >> we have. because flooding in missouri is something we hadn't told you about. right now, lynette, we really need rain in maryland. >> we do. we are an inch below. i am being more accurate about a 10th of an inch since

supervisor campos'legislation concerning vintage size and our own general plan amendment making minor tweaks to the community's 50 element. two new items were introduced this week. they're both hearing requests. the first is a hearing request by supervisor wiener and supervisor carmen chu. this hearing would include the mayor's office of housing, as well as the office of economic and workforce development. the planning department and of the controller. the board would like to discuss the city's plan for significantly increasing the production of moderate and middle-income housing. we would like to review the status of the inclusion area housing program and consider how this will address a needed increase and moderate income housing, as well as the connection between the production of this level of housing and the city's ability to retain, a track, and increase private sector and non-private jobs. so there's a lot on tap for that

i did want to urge homeowners to take a vintage of these savings now. we're offering up to $7,000 in rebates for energy efficiency. after august 21, it will go down by about $1,000, so there really is reasons to participate in the next five weeks. ultimately, by helping homeowners make these upgrades, we're working together with the assessor reporters office to ensure that we can meet our carbon reduction goals here in san francisco. we are working to reduce their carbon emissions in the city by 20% below 1990 levels by the end of next year. that is one of the reasons to put together this program, to aggressively how to do energy efficiency in homes throughout san francisco. ultimately, this program, sf hip is a great example of our commitment to visionary and burn the to programs that help to promote social equity, to protect human health, and to leave their way towards a sustainable future. we're working very hard -- we have more direct -- very hard to get where we are, but to set our goals, we need to keep pushing the envelopes thef hip -- we need to

perhaps we of all paid too much for a fine vintage, but how about 75,000 pounds or more than $120,000? well, that is how much a private collector has forked over for a bottle of wine, making it the most expensive ever. they are seen what they got for their money. >> at the tool hundred years old, this is the bottle now featured in the record books, and this is its new owner, a french businessman. he paid 75,000 pounds for the rare vintage from bordeaux region, making it the most expensive bottle of white wine in the world. it will be put on display in a bulletproof cabinet in a restaurant. >> a little crazy, something you buy. you buy it for you. >> here is a bottle of wine that i picked up for 7 pounds 50. the difference between a bottle of this and won 10,000 times more expensive. my wife is on the right, a bottle from the same chateaux with the record-breaking wine is on the left. >> a big difference in appearance. also, if we just swirl the wind around in the glass, we can seem that the chateaux du camp clings. this is more gooseberries. it is generally lighter. >> you can tell th

and this is its new owner, a french businessman who paid 75,000 pounds for the rare vintage, making it the most expensive bottle of white wine in the world. it will be put on display in a bulletproof cabinet in its owner's new restaurant in barley. >> a little craziness. but you buy it for you. >> the sort of wine many of us buy i picked today for seven what's theo difference between a bottle like this and one 10,000 times more expensive? wine is on the right. a bottle from the same chateau with the recordbreaking wine is on the left. >> a big difference in appearance. also, we can see here, it clings to the side of the glass. reminds me of my grandmother making raspberry jam. as here, ok, this is is much more flagrant, gooseberries. it's just generally lighter. >> so you can tell that that glass is more expensive. >> it's all about concentration. >> but would you buy such an expensive bottle? >> no. [laughing] no. certainly not. >> thanks so much. >> not to drink. no way. >> thank you very much, indeed. >> the new owner says he'll open the bottle to celebrate an anniversary. at around

>> this is a tv, a vintage tv. >> jimmy: a vintage tv. and you have hollowed it out?gesting that people use it as a pet bed? >> that's my suggestion. but you can use it for other stuff. >> jimmy: it's like your own personal animal plan element you would have here. >> you can put stuffed animal pets in here. >> jimmy: well, you already did do that. so, it doesn't come with the stuffed animal, that's not included? >> it's negotiable. >> jimmy: how much did you want for this? >> $10. >> jimmy: $10. all right. so, again, if you hate your dad and you are interested in the empty tv set, search on craigslist for empty vintage tv, use as pet dog or cat bed. all right. we have one last seller named dennis. dennis, come on out here. dennis has -- wow. now, dennis -- what is this? >> everybody's been to jail knows what it is. >> jimmy: this is a jail toilet. >> that's right. >> jimmy: and how did you get it out of the jail? >> i didn't take it out of the jail. i fixed it for a plumber that was putting them in jails. >> jimmy: and? he left it behind. >> he didn't pay me for one a

. >> it's a 2009 vintage, the best wine we've made. >> reporter: the state comptroller ordered two bottles to his home. this is the first winery in maryland to be issued the permit allowing them to ship anywhere in the world. >> the win will be -- the wine will be able to ship out of town and other states. >> reporter: for years, the legislature refused to allow the bill to pass. >> it was a classic stand off. >> reporter: a study by the comptroller's office helped relay the fears of legislators. many feared that the minors would have access to the alcohol. >> it was found, that was a red herring. you can verify age online and at the time of delivery with appropriate id. >> reporter: maryland is the 37th state to pass this kind of law. 40million wineries applied for the permit. >> this is a way to take advantage of an impulse buy. >> reporter: this wine enthusiast sees it as progress. in baltimore county, tim rutherford, abc2 news. >>> other wineries have seen their revenues as much as 15%. >> >> summer is here. that means plenty of fun in the sun. we're on the go tonight. it's a great day

the oakland colonels and the san francisco pacifics are two members of the five-team bay area vintageiation. they play according to the rules and equipment used in 1886. >> some of the differences in the game back then were seven ball, three strikes for the zone. when the striker came to the line he requested his zone and requested a high-zone or low zone. >> reporter: that is right, the batter could request his perceived strike zone and would the pitcher actually try to accommodate them? >> tried, but never really did [ laughter ] there was a lot of true grit and competitiveness back then. >> reporter: the relationship between the pitcher and batter isn't the only thin that was different. >> i think it was different equipmentwise is the glove, which is basically a leather gardening glove. it means no one-handed snags in the outfield or scooping in the ball from the infield. you play everything with two hands and the bat is a big piece of lumber to be swing. >> reporter: imagine a game without this. in 1886, you did not argue with the umpire or indulge in other less than honorable act

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. >> authorizing vintage signs and making environmental findings. >> president chiu: same house, same call? this is passed on the first reading. item 39. >>same house, same call? this is passed on the first reading. item 40. >> amending the general plan by amending the community safety element to reference the most recent hazard mitigation plan. >> president chiu: same house, same call? this is passed on the first reading. >> approving the jurisdictional transfer, on phelan avenue. >> president chiu: same house, same call? this resolution is adopted. 42. >> moshin submitted to the voters an ordinance amending article one of the conduct code to modify registration and disclosure requirements for campaign consultants at an election to be held on november 8, 2011. >> president chiu: same house, same call? this item is approved. item 43. >> motion appointing gill sperlein. >> president chiu: supervisor avalos. >> supervisor avalos: i would like to switch out his name with glendon hyde hoda would like to support for this position. he represents the number of great qualities i think would b

opposition to a building that cannot be seen from the street just because somebody might mistake for a vintage structure, even though we would post a plaque and before and after photos. your vote for us would create attractive housing along a major transportation corridor, along with the san francisco master plan and sends the message that architectural diversity is important. if you vote against us, you send the message you do not value the support of the neighborhood where the part of the preservation committee that lives and works on historic structures or believe that architecture is not acceptable in conjunction with the start districts and landmarks. we value your support. thank you. are there any questions? president goh: commissioners? commissioner peterson: did you get a chance to look at the revised proposal? >> i was generally given what it was going to entail. let me say this, supervisor peterson, you did not come to our house for a site visit. this project is going to be very expensive to do, both in terms of time, money, in terms of the inconvenience, and we will have to put a lo

in 2004, he released his first vintage, and today his wine is being served in 4-star restaurants all across sacramento, including the popular waterboy restaurant in midtown. >> i started in this business from the education side. i did education seminars and workshops all over the country. um, and as a member of the association of african-american vintners, a couple of the guys says, "you know, you knaw as much about this as we do. why don't you create your own wine?" said, "i don't have the money you all have. heh. and i don't wanna be broke the rest of mx life." and i talked to a couple people. i talked to mac, um, and he said, "i think you can do this, uh, and i'll hep you from the standpoint of providing you counsel if need be, but why don't you do it? why don't you try it?" >> today this group of pioneering men have as much fun educating each other as they do others. >> what kind of sausage we got here, my man? >> we got somethin'. we got some--a little chicken, spinach, with feta. we got some bavarian bratwurst, hot italian over here, and in the middle, hawaiian portuguese. >> t

and it is vintage betty ford. >> betty ford, through the lens and the words of david hume kennerly. that's our broadcast for this monday night. thank you for being here. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. innebib gb whitre bg ,ws a pstterot a a akr.a.b.t. atoustbr sn tceghvier halt. sit ilt s i happening as we speak. the civic center station its closed. thank you for joining us on our 6:00 newscast. we bring it up now. the height of rush hour. this is causing havoc for commuters. why the protest. once again the protest at civic

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sales tax in most states that would seem to be a sizable what vantage when you add the other and vintages so leaving aside target and wal-mart would you say to concerns from states that they are small retailers losing to overstock or amazon and they are no longer available to pay taxes so that's a net loss on both ends? >> first of all, overstock for now o.co supports the man we had this a year-and-a-half supports means retailers and manufacturers doing everything we can for them as an aside. the main response i would say is taxes don't come out of a burning bush somewhere. taxes are the name for the price the government sets on its services. it's just the price they are sitting on the services and when anybody raises the price of something, when the plumber raises the price of the services, and that's what is happening. and we consume less of the services of the state of them a store but wal-mart or a small store by having people having the police force, the fire department, having people in school and so forth, the store is consuming more resources from the staid and we are just by havi

one in company called divine and as indians have developed a strong liking for french and spanish vintages young men are working overtime to fill their glasses you have to be very flexible with your working hours. in today's world were globalization and because of all you know you're interacting with so many people from abroad especially america or you know europe so. we can't get fixed by means where we can say we're only going to go from nine to five but people in britain for example can and do say that seven spent years working as a business consultant in the u.k. and he says brits watch that closely in britain people leave a five o'clock and they won't stay this is because i got the trains a catch for many years in britain and you're the reason some people don't work in britain people don't work weekends is changing a little bit now particularly in periods of economic recession. but generally it's a monday to friday as recently as just two years ago india had a six day long week the government has put in strict regulations regarding labor hours but that doesn't stop people from spendin

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i know i am quite a vintage. i was lashing out at every sales clerk at called me make, with.its starts to become high comedy. in a show i would be clearly old i am sometimes we tell in this industry and sometimes we don't. i tried to tell the audience how old i am sometimes i blurted out. i talk about my childhood in manhattan. and the conference i had one had a farm even though it wasn't a and farm my mother said she would not pay for me to play with bob'bugs. paul i read the reviews i appeal to everyone that does not feel like they fit in. when you just become all these people >> people on and tellurium your show is taking place? >> three weeks in july carrie. this is a workshop. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning.

rise in temperatures that could render half of napa valley vineyards unfit for producing premium vintage autos when looking at napa valley, we find that the area that is suitable for wine production is likely to decrease as a result of global warming. >> accord together study the biggest danger is not from a temperature rise or two, but from affect of very hot days on these vines, right now getting maybe owe 30 days per year with temperatures exceeding 95 degree buzz in 30 years they may see 40 hot day autos in the for seeable future it's manageable. it would be irresponsible to be calling the death now for the industry. >> for carey hull this is one about climate change studies. in february, growers published their own study showing night temperatures increased by one degree, daytime numbers remain the same. the stanford study does not have them convinced yet. >> it's too much of a broad stroke of agriculture into the western united states. >> for napa this recommends planting with lower quality grapes, growers are not sure that will be necessary. >> i don't think that is going to end g

local leaders rode in vintage cars along the parade route. >> no doubt thinking mother nature and perhapsny hong for the cooperative weather, because it's different. >> a lot of people have their fingers crossed for tonight though. >> tonight is going to be a different story. we see showers coming through the area. some could be strong to severe, especially south of us. we had the severe thunderstorm watch in effect until ten o'clock p.m. these areas you see highlighted, that includes stafford county, lower southern maryland, also talking calvert, charles, and st. maries, you can see we see the thunderstorm really being a possibility for those to be strong and severe. here's a look at live doppler 9,000hd. in the immediate dc metro area right now. cloudy skies, but look out to the west, around 66 warrenton. front royal, fredericksburg, you're going to see more showers and thunderstorms come through. also dc could be getting showers as well in the next hour. doppler radar showing most of the activity is to the south of us. you could see some showers coming through as well. probably this ev

>> a vintage drunk. >> reviews coming up. >> it is hard to see humor in this because -- >> yeah you can take it serious. >> so i will leave it at that. >> you are drunk half the time when you are reporting. >> that's what i'm saying. >> somebody will see that and then write about it. >> he is drunk with information. >> how is it possible 22% of the media favor republicans. how is it possible that people believe that the media favor -- >> i never heard of the phrase media bias. what the hell, right? of course i am not surprised. i don't think anyone here is surprised. the europeans have their anti-american media bias. the arabs have their anti-israel and i believe the media have an anti-republican, anti--- >> oh god. >> first of all, there is no -- okay, there is no media bias against republicans even when the survey says that. where is your survey? who did you survey? the lip association? i don't know why i said that. that was a cheap shot. >> that's okay. i deserve it. >> the bottom line is everybody is bias and unethical. we are an entire culture of bernie madoff and martha stewart. b

vintage sailboat 40 years old. >> we did sail together around the world. >> at this point we are equal distance between the italian main land and african coast: the escape from jail is will incredible speculation. >> this is the last time we saw casey. when that suv took off sunday her trail went cold. >> geraldo: her disappearing act was so thorough it sent brother craig on a wild goose chase last saturday. >> now reports are that there is a private yet waiting for her. >> with news helicopters in hot pursuit, casey anthony and entourage have made it here to the executive airport in orlando. anyway hosting casey anthony is a i don't need. >> i have never spoken to her. she is not on my boat. she is not on my island. she is not in my home a funnier story, my wife combs home yesterday. on july 30th we have our beloved daughter's sixth birthday. three of the moms at camp said they have difficulty coming over if she's here. [ laughter ] i said, hobby, are you buying into this ridiculous rumor? it is preposterous. as i said, i have never met her. >> i have never met her. i don't know her.

. >> it's not a yacht it's a vintage sailboat 40 years long. >> like a a row boat. >> sailed it around world. may not be a row boat. >> bill: this was actually taken seriously. >> the associated press picked up the story. the various celebrity web sites all went with it. >> bill: she is on your boat. >> she son my boat. definite live they got to my brother craig and said we know for a fact that she is on that boat and you better give us the real skinny. >> bill: you know what? maybe this is saying to you geraldo rivera, you are too close to this case. you are too close to the defense. you are too close to them and now everybody has branded you as an ally of casey anthony. >> sailing too much and spending too much time at sea. >> bill: you see my point, right? >> i see your point. rye he jecket the -- i reject the point. >> bill: you are now identified as being closest to casey anthony and her defense team. >> of all the reporters in this nation, in the world, i think i have been the fairest, one of the few not to exaggerate the prosecution's preposterous claims or to denigrate all of t