how do you feel about tour buses. >> i'm scared about tour buses. >> i think that sums it up. we use that street to cross to go to the park, to go to school. not only that, we normally wake up to listening to birds, but ever since -- to ground ourselves and getting ready for nature. ever since the increase in tour buses, there is more fumes, we can no longer open the window for him to look out because it's covered with soot from the tour buses. i have lived there for 24 years. maverick is 5 years old. there is problems with asthma and kids developing their lungs. concerned about his health and also the congestion in the area is, it's already really dangerous and quite often several times a day there is screeching, honking and shouting. the fumes are horrible and not to mention they are talking about architecture and small animals and children. they have no visibility from these advance. it really is this neighborhood is a neighborhood for kids and small pets. and it's not for someone to make a dollar so my kid has asthma 10 years from now because they are making money or perha

we average a tour bus in front of our home every 4 minutes. we calculate 58 in a matter of a few hours. they are not from san francisco or from california. most of them are individually tour charters from arizona, texas and nevada. they pay no taxes. they stay 4-10 minutes in the square. letting their riders off to take a picture of the pretty houses and they get back on and do no business in san francisco and head to yosemite or nap a this does nothing good for our neighborhood. these buses are over sized. there is a safety risk. there is a high school on hey street. they park in front of our homes, block drive ways. we have extremely limited parking room in our area. i live in 28 rooms and we have two parking spots. i think giving any type of parking or loading zone to these out of state companies is ridiculous and parking should be for the residents of the neighborhood and not from businesses that come from outside of the state. >> next speaker, please. >> kelly edwards. and christy every. >> hi, that's my girlfriend. she helped me put this

i love it you know i make records so that i can tour and a lot of people don't like to tour and it's a relentless life but i've done it for the last twenty years ago plus the sions with you yes i carry an eight piece band do you. think it was silly or all the time i have written on my set list and i still mess it up every once in a while i'll yell out thank you to the rock city. because of it and everybody that right yes country fans of all the fans of music are the closest to be artists correct absolutely the country all of us are usually the most assessable yeah they don't hide their kind of you can meet them yeah absolutely at fan club parties and especially like fanfare you know that's when i was i broadcast the radio evening from then fit yeah boots yeah totally so yeah it's very excessive all in the you don't see anything like that rock'n'roll it's its own kind of thing and because of that the fans are so loyal they stick with you forever and and that's what you can have such a long career in country music you have a worry about your voice yeah absolutely i had a polyp removed

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msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone, especially the arts, it's phenomenal how new century has grown where many unfortunate organizations have stopped. during this period we got ourselves on national radio presence; we started touring, releasing cds, a dvd. we continue to tour. reputation grows and grows and grows and it has never stopped going forward. msk(music) >> the bay area knows the orchestra. you maybe take things for granted a little bit. that is simply not the case wil

it's voted on by the players on the pga tour. this is not media doing it. definitely not fans do it. these are the players so they pay close attention and understand value of every win. if you wayne major championship it's equivalent to winning four regular pga tour events. tiger has won a couple regular p tkp* a tour events and two wgc events and a prestigious tournament as well. it will come down to decide play year of the year in my opinion. >> there's tkhapbs to win the championship without ever winning on tour this season. i wonder if the tour headquarters if they do that as a good thing or a bad thing. >> reporter: well, first of all, you have to go hats off to steve streubger. he played 12 event this is year. he had three runner up finishes. he played outside of new york city but he's played the last two where he's finished second in a tie for the fourth. that's probably not the best scenario for the pga tour as these are holding the fed-ex cup in the $10 million-dollar check on sunday without the victory on the pga tour but this is the system that m

i love it you know i make records so that i can tour and a lot of people don't like to tour and it's a relentless life but i've done. for the last twenty years ago as with you yes i carry an eight piece band do you. think it was silly or all the time i have written on my set list and i still mess it up every once in a while i'll yell out thank you to the wrong city. was it on your plate that right yes country fans of all the fans of music are the closest to be artists correct absolutely country autos are usually the most assessable yeah they don't hide their kind of you can meet them yeah absolutely at fan club parties and especially like fanfare you know that's when i was i broadcast the radio evening from fanfic yeah boots yeah totally so yeah it's very excessive all in the you don't see anything like that rock n roll its own kind of thing and because of that the fans are so loyal they stick with you forever and and that's what you can have such a long career in country music you have to worry about your voice yeah absolutely i had a polyp removed two years ago and and you know you

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of people who showed up on the first tour. and it was posted they're to talk about the sunset and people got excited. our neighborhood have not stopped talking about about that. so there's community excitement about this project >> thank you. any other public comments. seeing none, we'll going close and bring it back to the commission >> i also want to thank mary. just our slide show right now was great. you know, having lived in the richmond district we'll also compared to the sunset. we look at a number of different properties. but i also wanted to get back to what commissioner pearlman was talking about in terms of adding a number 8 to the survey report to include as a recommendation examining parkway terrace a consideration for future surveys but thank you. i'm ready to make a motion >> well, it sounds like you were (laughter). >> we're ready. >> okay commissioners? it's wonderful. nice work >> makes you have a new as you say a relook at the sunset. everyone makes fun of me because i grew up in the sunset district >> i wil

ruth wallace came up with the idea of a garden tour and a lot of us thought, a garden tour? our neighborhood? who is going to come? well, we had every -- we've done it for six years. every year we've grown incrementally. after the first two years of raising money for the library -- there's our new library -- we then it was such a great community builder that we recently decided to keep wanting to volunteering and do it. we established a scholarship at city college for the horticultural department. and we have just gone gangbusters. we get good press and we get to see everybody's neighbor -- all our neighbors' gardens. because of the way san francisco s you get to be veuyer because usually you have to go through their garage or their house to see the gardens. and ruth gets known through the neighborhood because she's constantly peeking over fences and leaving fliers in people's mailboxes saying, do you want to be on the garden tour, and all this sort of thing. but anyway, so, we've -- just to show you how much the neighborhood has gotten to know each other, all the people in

go because the rigging wasn't set up properly at the show yeah so two days before the opening of our tour was one of our biggest at the time you know we're all excited and we show up and i like the show might not happen. and it was a very moment now you know mary jones hearing all right we're brought you guys split up tell me the story of this given you split up and you're back with us we all needed some time to live a little bit a life and an intern joy that kind of grow and go on your own journeys and each one of us did some individual projects nicole was able to do or more broadly was able to do how to succeed just finished a movie. nick and joe as well did solo projects i was able to focus on a t.v. show the wife and just be at home and be a husband for a little while which was really nice and then when we started writing coming back together in new york it just started to click and it didn't click right away it took a little bit of time legally spent a year doing this album and we didn't want to rush through it we didn't want to make it just in china and out want to make it special f

go because the rigging wasn't set up properly at the show yeah so two days before the opening of our tour was one of our biggest at that time you know we're all excited and we show up and like the show might not happen. and it was a very moment now you know mary jones hearing all right what brought you guys split up tell me the story of his cabin you split up in the back with yes we all need some time to live a little bit a life and you know enjoy that. and grow and go on your own journeys and each one of us did some individual projects nichols was able to do or more broadway was able to do how to succeed i just finished a movie nick and joe as well did solo projects i was able to focus on a t.v. show the wife and just be at home and be a husband for a little while which was really nice and then when we started writing coming back together in new york it just started to click and it didn't click right away it took a little bit of time we spent a year doing this album and we didn't want to rush through it we didn't want to make it just in churned out want to make it special to break up mos

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how long was the tour, was it fun? >> yeah, it was really fun. it was a short tour. our last album cycle tour was about a year. so i only had, you know, a few months off from "new girl." so we toured about five weeks and it was really fun. >> jay: you're on a bus? >> we were on a bus. yeah, around the united states of america. also canada, yes. >> jay: canada. >> so it was really great. >> jay: any road stories? bus touring is interesting. >> yeah, it is. it's really fun. we had two buses. so we had like a pretty big band and crew, so we had two buses. i actually got a concussion one night. i concussed myself. >> jay: concussed yourself? [ light laughter ] how do you do that? >> unfortunately it wasn't having fun. i got up to change the air conditioner very early in the morning and didn't have my glasses on. and i got up on my tippy toes to try to see, and the bus went over a bump, and i fell backwards and hit the back of my head. >> jay: oh. >> i know, it was terrible. and i woke up, all i remember was getting out of bed, next thing i knew, i was on the ground, mid

the wire-to-wire victory at the tour championship today. the fedex cup champion $10 million bone fuss to go with the 1.4 million he earned for today's win. 11.44 million. nice. brought to you by orchard reply hardware. >> not a bad sum of money there. >>> up next, at 6:00. a look at the new movies that finally bumped lee dan >> join my tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. we'll tell you why the president pardoned a five-year-old girl. then at 11:00, falling gas prices. how low could they go? a look at the dramatic drop some experts expect. all coming up at 9:00 and 11:00 once abc7. the days of the summer blockbuster are long gone as hollywood starts to release more mature features for fall. hugh jackman is a father who toes he moral line as he seeks justice after his two daughters are abducted. prisoners earned $21 million with three-quarters of the audience between the ages 18 and 50. insidous came in second with 14-1/2 million, nearly the times what it cost to make. spanish lange comedy, instructions not included, came in fourth. and chris brown'

another democratic hopeful for governor is kicking off his bus tour today. attorney general doug gansler is launching a 17- stop tour in his campaign. starting this morning in rockville the tour will go through ellicott city before ending the first day in baltimore. gansler is challenging lt governor anthony brown and heather mizeur for the nomination. yesterday... all three democratic candidates for maryland governor came out swinging... trying to convince a crowd they are the right person for the job. the three spoke in front of the maryland state and washington d-c building and construction trades council. they focused on what they've accomplished for the state so far... and talked about what they want to do in the future. <14:48:12 what matters to you will always be priority to me.> <15:01:34 we're gonna have project leader agreements...better off than our own state.> <15:19:15 we're goona put men and women back to work...traffic infatrusture.> on the other side of the ticket... republican candidates include harford county executive david craig... state

and last saturday, the department staff hosted another walking tour within the sunset neighborhood and there were about 25 people in attendance and over all the event was well received and including an imp romtu house tour by given by one of the owners of a property in the potential revera heights district and so everybody, and i was not in attendance but i heard from a couple folks in attendance that that was an unexpected treat to be able to walk through one of the homes. there will be another walking tour at the end of the month and we did forward you a list of the events if you like to attend please rsvp so that we know, and we have tour guides to accommodate the size of the group. additional information, for the public is also located on the planning department's website. the board of supervisors, heard the appeal of the historic preservation commission's approval of the major permit to alter for the 706 mission street and after the presentation by appellants and remarks by planning staff there were a number of people that spoke in support of the project and surprisingly no member

and since then i've gotten tours from that sunday that i spent promoting my tours. it was really a great deal. and again, i invite the city board of supervisors to come out on the tours. i've taken supervisor kim's office out and i've taken ex-supervisor bevan dufty's office out. i extend that invitation to you all. come out and be a tenderloin street walker for one day and walk with the tenderloin walking tours. second, on thursday i'm running for a open seat on the local homeless coordinating board. so, the supervisors that know me and know my character on the board, i appreciate if they could give me some support for this seat. and if i am afforded the seat, i will give the city of san francisco a wonderful job in promoting more services for the homeless. i've been homeless 15 years myself so i know both ends of the barrel. so, i appreciate any kind of support i can get from the other supervisors. thanks, and again, thanks for that sunday streets. it was awesome. i know supervisor kim, it was in her district, she was out of town for that weekend. her aides why th

it is blocking the transition define highway twelve and westbound 80 at scale where the tour bus konked out with another bus picking up the passengers but you need to use red top road. we are not look at too much in the way of delays, a little bit of volume building as you come up on 680 junction but other than that, actually, we are look at clear conditions but not is clear is westbound 580 but to add to the pain, there is a stalled big rig at grant line road with bumper-to-bumper traffic from the central valley it will take you closer to an hour to make it into dublin/pleasanton and as we look at san jose, it is quiet but 101 the usual bit of slowing we see between the 280 and 680 split we see delays and other than that, it is moving along at top speed. eric? >> happening today in san francisco, a plan to create two dedicated lanes for fast-moving buses down van ness avenue is up for a vote. the san francisco transportation authority will vote on the environmental impact. if approved the corridor will get bus lines separated by a median or another bear area with traffic lights timed t

. >> i think george -- were getting very fed up of touring. because they were getting big and you want to stay home and spend your money instead of spending your life on coach. so we started recording and started doing things like sergeant pepper and stuff like that. >> son of the well known disk jockey. 20 years later donohugh is still a beatles fan. and is following in his father's footsteps. >> it was a gruesome tour for them. paul and ringo were out talking to people. regular guys. and george was just very silent. i got paul's comb. >> you got paul's comb. >> i wish i had it today. it would be worth a lot. kids were screaming, going crazy. you could not hear one word. it was just pandemonium. >> paul had two ambitions to leave his country and go to america and to see the beatles. with the help of friends he escaped to the u.s. and made his way to san francisco. >> that's how it started. i learned english through the beatles. >> reporter: coveshi is now a successful businessman in san francisco. but in 1968 he could barely scrape up $5 to b

it is like going on tour with alan zweibel. very entertaining. like watching him try to find the gate at the airport. >> you make it seem like i am the rain man. >> he would be able to find the gates at the airport. [laughter] you see the parents with the thing that connects their wrists to the children. that is what i need with him. >> alan on book tour, you have to go to many different cities and make connections. you pack a small carry-on suitcase. when we met for the book tour in new york, alan had a suitcase that had wheels. it would not go in the overhead. the question was, with the plane take off? he had a garment bag. i said, what did you bring? he said that he brought, -- >> amongst other things, i brought two bathing suits. >> he brought two bathing suits. a book tour. you get a schedule. you go on all these interviews. you'll do this, whatever. what is never said it is 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., swimming. [laughter] >> i brought a black one and a blue one, depending on what color socks i was going to be wearing to the swimming pool that d

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it is actually called "would you like a tour." >> jimmy: that's the name of the tour. would you like a tour? >> yeah. 41 cities, we start in october. >> jimmy: oh, my god. that's grueling right there. >> that's grueling. how are we going to see each other? me and scarjo. >> jimmy: you guys are going to have to skype. >> scarlett: i'm sure we can figure it out. >> i'll buy the "bazaar" cover. >> scarlett: we can just skype like we normally do. >> jimmy: skype like you normally do. who do you have coming with you on tour? >> miguel. love miguel. >> jimmy: we love miguel. >> we have future. he's another rapper. >> jimmy: future. yeah, i love him. >> quest gave us a nod of approval. >> jimmy: miguel like prince. >> he's absolutely incredible. i mean, like there's a lot of people that, you know, there's certain aspects maybe of performance or there's things that maybe fall a bit, you know, as artists. he's like that guy that every single thing was just impeccable. performance as a person, musically, it's like incredible. he's like one of the most well rounded artists i've m

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