many patrons who shop at the marketplace must park near the ferry building. other patrons, including those with mobility challenges, are able to visit the ferry building only if successful parking is available nearby. from the onset, adequate parking is recognized as essential to make the renovation of the ferry building successful. that is why eop entered into the lease agreement. it insisted that the court make a parking agreement to enter parking for ferry building and tenants -- 4 ferry building tenants and patrons. parking agreement grants eop the exclusive right to control the entirety of seawall lot 351 for ferry building parking while reserving 10 unassigned spaces for parking forecourt vehicles and visitors. parking agreement provided additional spaces, but in 2008, the court closed that here for safety reasons. see what 351 is the most highly used parking area for the ferry building tenets and patrons due to its close proximity to the ferry building, the availability of parking validation, and it's easy access and visibility directly off the embarca

beloved customers and in doing so make the richmond district a beloved neighborhood to everyone who shops or reside here. that is really the heart of our ordinance in supporting character of our neighborhood, the businesses, and how neighborhood serving businesses like pat conor or the pet supply store are businesses that are critical to the health of our neighborhood." i wanted to urge my colleagues to be supportive of this as a key step forward in revitalizing the richmond district neighborhood, so i urge your support. thank you, colleagues. supervisor: with respect to supervisor mar, i think this is a mistake and a step in the wrong direction. this is not about whether you like chain stores were small businesses. this is about the process that we have in place, the conditional use process, that was created by proxy with only a few exceptions. chain stores and san francisco have to go through the cu process -- chain stores in san francisco. the planning commission makes a decision, and that can then be appealed to this board. as president of the neighborhood association, i helped lead t

coming and rushes to show rivals finished eighteenth out of twenty two schools so in the region who shop now tops the overall standings ahead of team mate david miller. levens finished second in the opening stage on saturday defending champion all both of going to don't have another bad day meanwhile as the sox no bank game eight meaning the spaniard would settle for seventy fifth overall a minute and forty two seconds. for get off to a winning start on the ten year anniversary of the so-called america title the two thousand and one champions beating costa rica on day two of the continent's most prestigious football tournaments costa ricans facing an uphill battle right before the captain randall brand can perhaps judge himself on lucky to have received a straight red for that challenge on lewis a rare. chance to full advantage going ahead on the stroke of half time friday. through ball finding ramos who made no mistake for one meal and that was how we can finish despite the landie of chances in the second period of argentina in the group itself. you become petitions opening fixture. in

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they are enticing them with deep discounts with savings up to 90% for those who shop close to home.aura anthony has more. >> the city of concord has cooked up a new way to bring local customers in the door. it's a website called try it local. the idea, deep discounts to customer who buy prepaid vouchers online for everything from the meal to merchandise from area retail stores. >> these are offers for certain length of time. try it local offers are for 48 hours and after that thyme then everyone who buys the deal will get an e-mail with a coupon. >> that's where the future is now. >> the owner of this store, his offering, $30 of food with the purchase of a $15 voucher. >> we track all our advertisement and we will see the return on how we do. i tell you, if it's one extra person, that's a success. >> each deal is available for purchase for two days. once that period ends, the customers who purchased the voucher can download it >> there's lots of different marketing type coupons out there, living social, groupon and many have more than one location. oh only have the one location. we

other online retail he recalls are required to begin collecting state sales tax from all customers who shopn california. but it turns out some are refusing. we made a purchase today from amazon we noticed it didn't charge us the california tax even though it is required to by the new e fairness law. overstock.com didn't charge us either and both companies say they won't. amazon says the law is counter productive. overstock says it's unconstitutional. california expects then to make payments in october following the end of the quarter. >> if we don't get a return and a payment, we send addling withincy notice after 30 days. -- a delinquency notice after 30 days. and then we go into collection modes. we can lien property, place levies on bank accounts. we have several tools after the our disposal and we will treat these out of state retailers who are now required to collect use tax no differently than we treat any other business. >> reporter: until now, consumers have been responsible for the use tax and were expected to report any online purchases on their tax returns. obviously few people d

they are enticing them with deep discounts with savings up to 90% for those who shop and eat close toy has more. >> the city of concord has cooked up a new way to bring local customers in the door. it's a website called try it local. the idea, deep discounts to customer who buy prevailed vouchers online for everything to the meal. and merchandise from area retail stores. >> these are offers for certain length of time. try it local offers are for 48 hours and after that thyme then everyone who buys the deal will get an e-mail with a coupon. >> that's where the future is now. >> the owner of this store, his offering, $30 of food with the purchase of a $15 voucher. >> we track all our advertisement and we will see the return on how we do. i tell you, if it's one extra person, that's a success. >> each deal is available for purchase for two days. once that period ends, the customers who purchased the voucher can download it >> there's lots of different marketing type coupons out there, living social, group i don't know, -- groupof and many have more than one location. we thought we would

and they found that shoppers who shop online, online booksellers, 28% of them end up buying somethingthey didn't expect to buy. but in physical bookstores, 43%. so that's a huge 15% spread. and actually it's a very ominous in a lot of ways for book publishers and authors who are hoping people walk in, walk out with other impulse purchases. that's a huge, huge gap. there are a million great things about online book selling. it's been a very good business so far for us. i grew up in a small place, i could not buy, you know, 0.00 whatever percent of the books that i can buy now. it's fantastic. .. >> how do people decide and how are people surprised? ultimately what happens otherwise if you have such a narrowing and you guys can agree on this what kinds of books we're exposed to and if you're not exposed to it, you don't know about it. a huge challenge now is how do we surprise people? the card catalog, not to put too much into it, a card catalog is a product of 1789 in france. it's linked if not only historically, but an enlightened set of values, and there's something about a card cata

and they found that shoppers who shop online at booksellers, 28% of them end up buying something theydidn't expect to buy. in physical bookstores, 43%. that's a huge 50% spread, and actually it's very ominous in a lot of ways for book publishers and authors who are hoping people walk in, walk out with other impulse purchases. that's a huge, huge, huge gap. there are in the great things about online bookseller. it's been a very good business so far for us. i grew up in a small place, i could not buy, you know, 0.000 whatever percent of the books that i can buy now. it's fantastic. but we are in a feedback loop here, and i think it extends not just to books, but politics and all that stuff where you are increasingly just with the people are like you, like the same things as you, you are an algorithm, and sometimes right and sometimes wrong. so here we are in a metro area without a book review section anymore, which is amazing given washington. there's not one in los angeles. so what are these filters? what is coming through and how do people decide and our people surprised? i think ulti

. >> reporter: people who live, shop or work in the area say it's eerie to know they may have walked by a van not knowing what was inside. some never even noticed it until police came out this afternoon. >> it's kind of scary because this is a really friendly neighborhood. i've grew up here. i live up the street and just like seeing that, so close to home and where you work at is kind of eerie. >> nobody thought it was nothing. just a regular parked car and it wasn't moved for a while. about a week maybe. >> what do you think now? >> a little uncomfortable actually. someone finding a body. >> reporter: the medical exam they examiner has not released the victim's name. rob roth, ktvu news. >>> a san rafael man was arranged in marin county for allegedly threatening barbara boxer. 47-year-old kevin joseph oconnell did not enter a plea today. prosecutors say oconnell left senator boxer several threatening messages last week. >>> we have developing news right now from near dolores park at san francisco. what you ar are looking at here are police following some marchers. this all stems aft

a light breeze provided just enough relief for those who were shopping at the farmer's market at jack lindon square. >>> in berkeley, folks made their way to shore for a day of fishing. the clear sky and nice weather led them to lift anchor and head out into the water. >>> janine de la vega tells us how the heat kept some people scrambling. >> reporter: bob bronus blasted a few plans, he even had his window open. the air conditioner hasn't been working for a few days and it had him worried. >> there's a lot of older people who die in the heat like this. >> reporter: technicians at keep it flowing air- conditioning company have been so busy the company hired additional staff to come in. >> we're doing call to call, priority with the elderly and newborns due to the heat. >> reporter: those who do not have air-conditioning found relief playing in the water. >> i feel like i want to go in the water and stay in there forever. >> reporter: for nicole keith who is due to give birth in four days the heat can be unbearable. she headed indoors. >> we got out here early, we're going to go to the

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they have a storage locker, for middle america who shops at wal-mart, absolutely for that to snob, theyl purchase their apple products. >> another winner, ebay hey pal announces something new. >> it is called communication, near field. the big thing will be a swiping your phone at mcdonald's or swiping close to terminals, it is a reality, step one, we are moving towards a couple years from now the to be a multibillion-dollar business. >> he said that details are losers? >> yes, there was a study out recently and basically the harvard study says that the tales are making us that in america with you friday, saute them, even if they are held--prepared in a healthy manner they break down to fast. americans are getting fatter and fatter. i guess what i'm trying to say is that many years ago we were told that eggs were bad for your heart in learned later that that was not necessarily the case. you may find details come out with a new way of marketing themselves like ukon gold and they will drop that named the tail. but marketing is something that we have to be aware of. now today we have a sp

reconcile the natural tension between people that like to hang out in haight street versus people who like to shop and reside around haight street. those are the challenges. i see that because we're very centered in the city. i want to make sure district five is successful. quality mass transit, bicycle and pedestrian friendly too. one of our comeback kid stories in the latter years of my time as a supervisor is dizzderio. it is our comeback kid. if you look at divisadero, it's seen a complete renaissance. i set out when i set out in elected office we will reclaim divisadero from the neglect that had been chronic by making sure we will turn divisadero into a culture destination. it's become that to the point hipsters are complaining. and in the lower haight, lower haight is batter up. we're going to do the same thing for lower haight. fillmore is in transition period because a lot of people don't understand that in the fillmore and japan town, for 45 years, this area of our city known as redevelopment e-2 project area was governed by a different agency than by city hall, a redevelopment agency. th

someone would come by and take the hardware away in a shopping bag and that would be it for a week or so. there was often a black photographer who would come to the shop with an empty shopping bag. when he left, he with leave in a zigzag and eventually get on a bus going south. >> i wanted to read a poem that was sent by the poet that i invited to the recent san francisco international poetry festival from iraq i've been in touch with for more than a year and a half. after the united states would not give him his visa, i asked him -- i told him about mutanabbi street and he wrote a poem and he wrote it in english, though he writes in, of course, in arabic. but this one he wrote in english. so i'll read it. one figure in the poem you should know, humbaba, which is an ogre, a monster of immemorial age. that was a special big garden, a forest, where all types of trees and flowers grew. the trees bending down gently flinging branches. our orchard grew like a crown on the sun's eyebrow. where did humbaba come from? his mother was just a cave, his father unknown. who made him a friend pretending guardian of the orchard. did those nice

space center to talk to some of the unsung heroes of the program-- such as the guys in the elevator shop whof pride in their very own claim to fame. >> we deliver the astronauts first 19195 feet into... 195 feet into space. >> reporter: 195 feet, that's you? >> that's right. >> reporter: it's brian jones who gets the astronauts off the ground. he operate what is may be the world's most famous elevator, delivering the crew to the shuttle hatch 20 stories up. what happens after the last shuttle goes? >> we've all received layoff notices for july 22 and so we're all currently looking for jobs. >> pelley: jeff cunningham, charles flake and jose chang also work in the elevator shop for united space alliance, the private company that manages the shuttle program for nasa. >> it has been fun. the sad part is not lose mig job but the saddest part is leaving the space program. >> pelley: tell me why this wasn't just an elevator repair man job for you. >> it's an awesome experience working that close to something that takes seven people into space and a payload along with it and just being a part of so

poach the time it's really a duck to them all great you approach it like been shopping who mentioned it we don't actually have a particular model to follow because they're lost in more dough it's not very good . of fail the west and more though it's not suitable for china because the west in their democracy it is not because of democracy take time it can contemplate so china adopted to one character least a cog because of socialism but in effect it incorporate the loss of element of k. took a pill to them and a plague medical pot which equipped you approached in the form which started from the fairly easy sector like agriculture and moving to industries started from the countryside and then moved to the city from the dumbest to give form to our silent form our time to take their fairly long term view of these kinds of posts opening up in cold mystic indic to sonali form to get or so digits probably quite a few contacts between china and russia are just very briefly now it is a fact that china has is a nuclear power it has the largest army in the world now while countries are trying t

you'll hear anything from easy listening to hard rock at his tattoo shops. who do you atrial court to these stores? >> anybody and everybody. we attract the 18-year-old who watches pop videos all day and we attract an 81-year-old grandma who wants to have a tattoo for the grandchild. finally it's not the biker area anymore. >> but it's what he's doing as an entrepreneur that's setting him apart from his contemporaries. when was the point that you decided i don't want just want to be the guy that's a tattoo artist, i want to be a businessman. >> i started realizing there's a need out there that people want something different. they don't want a hard core tattoo studio where they walk in and [ muted ]ic's blowing their ears out and people don't want to talk to them. >> he left miami for new jersey in 1997. eventually opening up four shops. but knowing the often hard knocked life of a tattoo artist, he realized the only way to secure future for him and his employees was to create a strong business plan. a foreign concept to the industry. in a historically track ama

the manifesto reads like a who's who of radical right wing bloggers condon's and phony experts who set up shop not in norway but right here in america to spread fear and hatred of muslims breivik also used his manifesto to attack climate change citing how the two thousand and nine so called climate gate scandal proved that manmade climate change is a hoax it's unclear if private concrete arrived to that conclusion by watching fox news's endless stream of coverage devoted to so-called climate gate but what is clear is a lot of the arguments and ideas breivik claims motivated him can be heard every single day and fox news and the rest of the right we need. so what we have here is a frightened and angry man who lashed out at his progressive our region government with unspeakable violence and who got many of his ideas from the very same people who are fomenting hate against muslims and progressives here in america and it could be just a matter of time before the senseless violence of the last week in norway crosses the atlantic and hits our shores the organization people for the american way just

plus free agency begins and the caps go on a whopper of a shopping spree. who is coming? who is going? coming up. [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >>> it's time for 9sports with brett haber, the best sports in town. >>> if your 40 something baseball fan, you have to like matt stairs because he is one of us. 43 years old in his 20th major league season. nats hasn't called his season much this year baa they called it tonight. hosting the pirates first home game as manager for davey johnson. could be playing better. that's better. solo shot in the 6th ties the game at one. stayed that way until the bottom of the 9th. two men on for stairs. i got your midlife crisis right here. >> there it goes. heading for the wall. nationals win. >> the 43-year-old with the walkoff win. they call him slick and he certainly was tonight. nats take it 2-1. if someone could just get him some gum. >>

, the teachers, shop keepers and students who make up the rebel force tried to repair weapons captured from the libyan army. the few tanks they've captured are more morale boosters than useful weapons because they don't have trained crews to use them. they go into the field with an assortment of old kalashnikoff automatic weapons, rocket repelled grenades and whatever makeshift rocket launchers they've managed to don't together. and they complain they are unable to import what they need across the border. >> do you enough weapons yet, do you have the right kinds of weapons? >> to compare to qaddafi's group, we don't have. no. >> reporter: the rebels' problem is coordination between their own positions, they didn't know the qaddafi forces were coming, and with nato whose jets weren't heard overhead for two hours after the retreat. but they were heading to the front line tonight any way, to try to stop the qaddafi offensive. surrender is not an option. mark phillips, cbs news, near qawalish, libya. >> mitchell: some of the world's best athletes play in front of empty sta

shop. paco who just moved into the neighborhood kept barking and biting at those would-be robbers.e actually scared them off. >> i was shocked! normally he is really laid back. he just sits back and take it easy. so i finally said to him, i told his owner, he finally earned his keep. you been feeding him all this time! >> he certainly did earn his keep. the thugs good way with $200 but luckily, no one was hurt. all thanks to that little 10- pound dog paco. >>> all right. 4:56 now. california's colleges paying out those big salaries while students suffer. the new push to rein in the raising. >>> plus a massive search for a missing wind surfer in the san francisco bay. this coast guard is expected to -- the coast guard is expected to give us an update shortly. while they are still holding out hope that she is alive. >> and a growing sense of anger in the san francisco bayview district after a weekend officer-involved shooting. why police are now holding a town hall meeting and some new questions about the gun used in the shootout. it's all coming up in a live report. >>> and one of t

. >> super markets will donate a nickel to the park for every shop who are brings in a reusable bag. >> there was a rate increase in health insurance. the latest increase mainly affects small business and individual policyholders. premiums are climbing as little as 3% to as much as 92%. the health insurance industry said the increase reflects rising costs for diagnostic testing and increased hospitalizations. >> i have the authority right now to reject excessive rate hikes for auto insurance, homeowners insurance, property insurance and casualty insurance, but not health insurance. >> the assembly bill 52 would give the insurance commissioner the power to reject rate hikes. that result is gaining momentum because of a result of the higher premiums. some several states the commissioners can veto higher health insurance premiums. >> this year rafting area rivers is more dangerous than usual and there's a spike in rescues. and another rate right [ male announcer ] bring home a complete meal for your family. 10 pieces of the world's best chicken, 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real

. >> have a little shopping day planned this afternoon? >> yep. >> yeah? and who taking shopping today? >> natasha. >> natasha? >> yes. >> how did you meet natasha? >> i met her online. >> online? >> yes. >> how old do you think natasha is. >> i have no idea. >> you have no idea? >> we never discussed that. >> you never discussed it. to refresh his memory, i read to him from his chat log. i'm 15. >> you don't have to go any further. i understand. >> you talk about taking her out and buying her some boots. >> yeah. >> what's up with that? >> just shopping. period. that's it. >> shopping. you just found a 15-year-old girl online, decided you're going to buy her a pair of leather boots that you want her to wear 24 hours a day, you say right here. what was your plan here today? >> no plan whatsoever. >> no plan whatsoever. >> just come to talk and everything. obviously -- >> as the 31-year-old heads for the door, law enforcement moves into place. ready to take the man down as soon as he walks outside. >> get on the ground, now. get down! >> no! >> police arrest him an

he could have said he was just been home doing the weekly shopping. who knows? it was serious, but not because it could have been a much more vicious attack. it was serious because it was a disgrace. because anybody coming to give evidence in the mother of parliaments has a right to do so with dignity and in courtesy. >> amen to that. and that is -- those disruptions something we see many times in the u.s. congress as well. richard quest thanks for your remarkable reporting today on this remarkable story. thank you. >>> let's dig deeper and continue, joanne litman is a columnist for the daily beast. and i want you to watch rupert murdoch and acknowledges very frankly that it was not his best day. >> i would like to say, in one sentence, this is the most humble day of my life. >> the most humble day of his life. as someone who has met him and understands his empire, what to you is the most significant thing that he said or that happened today? >> the most interesting thing i think today the rupert murdoch who we saw testifying was as you pointed out really at odd

. >> reporter: and still overs in our area who were out shopping for their backyard barbecue say theyave no desire to travel over the fourth. >> i've got family coming in from north carolina. family coming down from baltimore. and i always see my daughter for her first birthday and the fourth of july. so it's going to be a lot of fun. >> reporter: in prince william county, julie carey, news4. >>> nasa is working with howard university and other local scientists to give us a better understanding of just how polluted our air is. today was the first of 14 flights that will gather air quality data over the d.c. area. a research plane with measuring instruments across the sky while scientists on the ground launched a weather balloon. nasa already has satellites that can measure air pollution. but this new effort will distinguish between pollution in the high atmosphere and what we're exposed to closer to the ground. [ closing bell ] >>> fireworks on wall street today. stocks wrapped up their best week in two years. growth in manufacturing eased concerns over the economic slump, and investo

. >> reporter: and still others in our area who were out shopping for their backyard barbecue say theye no desire to travel over the fourth. this family says that's because the fireworks come right to them. >> we live on port bellvore. so we're going to stay home and watch the fireworks there. >> reporter: coming up at news at 6:00, i'll take you to a spot in fairfax county where a little extra pavement could make a bit of the drive easier. reporting live from mclean, virginia, i'm julie carey. >> a good spot up there. at least she is above it all. that's always nice. >>> let's head back to potomac where doug is in a gorgeous backyard out there, hanging out -- oh! okay, here we go. >> are we sleeping on the job now, doug? >> literally hanging out, guys. i tell you, a hammock is never a bad place to be on a friday night, especially when you have good friends like my man cameron here. how you doing, buddy? >> good. >> are you enjoying the hammock? >> yes, he is. and he is enjoying the weather too. let's take a look just how nice it is outside. you lure know. bright sunshine, blue skies,

urban residents are already guests who have to travel to suburban stores to shop, which is not always easy. we are trying to use existing urban infrastructure to reach these tests. this stohr record -- perfectly exemplifies this concept. approximately 135,000 square feet, this has most of the things that make this what is, but with the san francisco guests in mind. we will include the everyday items, and include the unique offerings for city dwellers. the busy suburbanite's working downtown will appreciate a clean and safe store that they trust to purchase diapers and purchase items for the meal on the way home from work. this target will include the expanded selection of fresh foods, including dairy products, and meat. the opening is still scheduled for october 2012, they are working hard to make certain that we meet the high expectations. this has large expenses of clear windows overlooking the park. this is with the redevelopment agency, and the south of market employment center, to prioritize hiring local team members. it ought we expect higher 200 team members and the hiring proc

if you need someone who is going to talk to a coffee shop owner at 6:00 a.m., he will be there. i have footage that shows his enormous passion. finally, michael fox, a film critic who has never met glendon hyde, glendon is a person of gravitas and resolve. they are the most inspiring fighters to graced the screen. that is a testimony to his ability to go the extra mile. >> supervisor kim: thank you. >> hello, i am jason smart. i have known glendon hyde for many years. i have known him to be a very caring person. he cares about all the people and is able to talk to everybody on their level in a nonjudgmental and caring way and to listen to them and i just think there would not be a better person you can select to glendon hyde then -- select than glendon hyde. >> hello, everyone. i serve on the milk board. i met anna conda two years ago at a pub crawl. at hemlock. i do not remember if she was in drag. this was a person i wanted to know and work with and made sure that she was included in the first debate that we sponsor. anna conda is awesome. we served together in the political an