so, you need to go to the planning department or building or mechanical or fire. that's four hours, right? plus the wait time. if you're in the building department for havet day, depending an the nature of the work that's normal. if your roofing, hour. rooms down, it may take you a couple of hours. >> you might want to mention the start times. i think your over-the-counter permitting on wednesday is different. >> thank you. yes. our counter review times are monday through friday 8 to 5 o'clock. at wednesday mornings we open at 9:30. lately it's been pretty good. sometimes it's crowded. but when i say 5:00 that means review time is up at that time. at 4:30 our central bureau permit stop s additional customers for coming in. there's already a queue and they can't process everybody by five o'clock so we stop the line for central bureau. but planning can continue but you have to come back the next day if you get approval to actually get your permit. so, our guys will stay until five or beyond if they've started help you get through the plan review so i hope that answe

path of travel for either pedestrians or vehicular traffic or bikes or any type of traffic with buses, cars, trucks that may effect the normal and every day stream engineers out there on the street scrapes. i have an enjoyable portion. what i take care of mostly is coordinating the education efforts of our program, we currently offer a free seminar. the - now it's the first tuesday of each month at mill ton works auditorium and we insight yi one related to the activities to the streets and sidewalks to come on in. we do a power point and try to educate on the regulations and how they were formed and let them know these are regulations based on the federal, mut cd and state and further refined for our specific kind of situations and different traffic streams here in san francisco. along with me, overseeing my work is sergeant pat toben that carries a number of different titles and keeps us flowing smooth with the education and enforcement part of that. i'll open it up to him. >> i'm happy to be here. i'm pat toben a sergeant and inspector with the police department and assigned to comp

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divorced or i'm just getting married, or i'm going to school, someone's sick or there's a death in the family. all of those things need to be taken into consideration. and ideally you're in a situation where you can have an honest assessment made. and an opioid treatment program would allow that to happen where essentially you're being what you'd call case managed. someone is able to provide you a mirror, if you will, so that you don't deceive yourself. i'm doing fine when in fact someone's able to ask you well, gee, are you really doing fine. and in a positive way as opposed to an accusatory way they'll allow you to work through that. am i doing. well maybe i'm not doing so well, or maybe i'm doing much better than i thought i was doing and i'm ready for the next step. so progress is made both in terms of more intensive treatment or less intensive treatment. so what we want is individual treatment, and that's what recovery-oriented systems cares about- dealing with the wide spectrum of issues in a person's life, health, mental health, addiction, job, literacy, a host of issues associa

for drug or alcohol treatment referral for you or someone you know, call 1 (800) 662-help. brought to you by the u.s. department of health and human services. (music) if i can do it, anybody can do it. i'm no exception. i happen to be a professional, but i was also an inmate. upon studying for the bar exam, there was pressures as to your ability to concentrate and focus. i was dating someone whose father was a sports physician, and at their house were boxes of hydrocodone, sample boxes. and i did go to their house, i took 2 of the sample boxes that had 40 pills in them. my theory at the time, although yes, it was absolutely wrong to take pills out of someone's house that are not prescribed to me and do not belong to me, was after the bar exam, i will stop taking them. i did not think, "what if," and what actually turned out to be my story. (music) being in recovery, we have the option to not only change our lives but to change other peoples' lives. i wouldn't change a thing. i wouldn't take the arrests off my record. i wouldn't do anything to change where i am today. and i

now it's our job or our experts' jobs, or our recovering person's jobs to inspire the writers. they're looking for story ideas and the way we inspire them is through telling real stories of real people and case studies. this is what inspires; then they spin the story. doug, i want to talk to you about what your expertise is in branding and health branding at that. how do we begin to turn this around? how do we take the whole notion of people's incorrect perceptions about addiction, about people in recovery, and what steps do we need to begin to think about in terms of presenting a positive light? and i mean that in the context of the messaging. i think one of the key things is to think about the competition. you know, any strong brand is based on a keen understanding of what it's competing against, what negative messages, negative stereotypes it's competing against. and so how can we reframe the issue of recovery so that it's an issue about social benefit, about uplifting of the individual, about economic benefit for society? how can we take some of those aspects of recovery an

eat or swim or walk or hike or whatever i want them to persuade me i want them to convince me and not nudge me and force me and so on i am not their child these people treat you like you were an invalid or a child that's impossible in a genuinely free society you can do that however in nazi germany and soviet russia because they're the people who are solver and sit in the kremlin or at their right but here the people who are sovereign are whole at home in their own backyards and you have to persuade them and sometimes you will not succeed ok you have to live with that ok jacob lew we take that approach they're fine we can have a very libertarian society and i think all in principle all of us agree with that but we have still have the problem of obesity in the united states and it was pointed on this program and it's beginning to be a problem in the developing world as well so what do we do without the government on our back well i think that you know you're defining it as a social problem something that the government has to do something about in the outset i think that's a mistake if

is that they did not respond or that they have not agreed or disagreed? >> the recommendations in our report? they have not responded. it was not an agree or disagree. usually, -- you know, they have 60 days to fully comply in one way or another, so it is not unusual that we are in the situation. >> ok, and then, my last question, i understand, and i read in your testimony that the information is available on your web site. however, the committee -- the community that i represent, not everyone has a computer. not everyone has access to web sites, and many people have been calling their local travel agent, who helps them answer all the questions. if you are providing the information on the website, what is your objective to providing the information to the agencies? >> we do not have that objection. what i had said was -- >> if you do not have that objection, why are you not doing it? >> simply because we have not had the ability to see how the system works, and we will not put ourselves at a competitive disadvantage yet. >> in reclaiming my time. that is

drug addiction or an eating disorder or obesity or whatever it is that we're looking at. and substance abuse is definitely one of those areas and the recovery of where we're bringing the community together so that they can then be a part of so the families and the schools are all saying the same messages and that they know. monique, you said something incredibly important earlier to bring back up, it's that delay of onset. we know, by science, if we can delay a young person from using, even experimenting until they're 18, 19 years old, there's a far better chance that they won't have an addiction problem. those are all things that contribute to...so getting the schools, the families, and the communities all working in cooperation and working together not only will help identify but will help to get young people into treatment earlier and will embrace concepts like recovery schools, recovery centers, and families. and when we come back, we're going to talk a little bit more about family engagement and additional programs to treat adolescents who have an addiction problem.

a grab and go kit will be a duffle bag or back pack you ideally keep under your bed or in the bedroom. when you are asleep and the earthquake hits you grab it and go. you don't have to figure out what you need to take. things to include in the grab and go kit would be shoes. shoes and socks it would be a good idea to put those inside the kit or you know the plastic bag so that they don't get like broken glass doesn't fall in your shoes because it would be hard to put those on if they were covered in glass. crowbar, may be your bedroom door might be jammed. another place if you put your grab and go kit in a closet i recommend you sleep with the closet slightly opened. flashlight with batteries and leather gloves. your id, cell phone, any crucial important papers you must take with you and lots of cash. not lots but, cash. >> and other items you can see here. atm card, credit cards, debit cards, medications or spare pair of glasses, scissors a watch. >> water, water humans need water more than they need food. it's really important that we store water that we can use in an emergency. the

in glacier or whatever or a wind which. may exist in a place where the church exists so all this things change your vote and they are and what of discussion within the church there are people for example who call for the use of their in their killer russian in the literature called service there are many people who say that it is in the book there is an ongoing discussion which will definitely bring some results. you spent a lot of time working preaching in europe. your. boss the head of the russian orthodox church the patriarch used to be. the head of the foreign relations department of the church so the church today the russian orthodox church many feel that it's turning towards europe is becoming more open to to. corporation with a european country one of the questions that all the christians around the world are asking is the pope ever coming to visit russia do you think this will happen in your lifetime well the first question which we should pose is the pope and the patriarch of moscow will meet eyes or in russia or i

not they are able to work, whether or not they're able to retain or maintain or get back their family and friend relationships. those are all things we can in fact measure if you're looking at it from a systems point of view. and we at samhsa actually are starting to really think about how would we measure these things in ways that we can make it scientific and how can people like alexandre put that together. and how difficult is it to measure, alexandre? i'm not sure it's as difficult as people may fear, once we have some form of an agreement, which i think as a profession we're getting to have an agreement of what recovery is, which is what you asked me earlier and what tom spoke about as well. i think that it's a question of recognizing that recovery is more than abstinence and then essentially identifying the areas which are critical, not only to society and to treatment providers, but to people in recovery. tom, i-i want to go back, in order to do all of that, the policies have to be there. how does ondcp then assess the need to focus on the aspects of recovery that are going to

write somebody or apply for a job or open a business or go looking for the woman that you want to date whatever it happens to be you usually have to do something something or something special for example let's let's let's talk about a million dollars i mean if i went out on the lot and outers and they're really concentrated in the end and i really want it and i really think i do deserve it as a matter of fact well now the million would be nice yeah so if i concentrate does that mean i'll just open my garage door in the morning and here and there it is or i have to do something you don't have to do something is it like going to a casino i do something but well will that work and it might but that's not what i'm advocating i am saying that you have to do something so you may have to do better marketing on your business you may have to do better service on your business you may have to do something with your own internal beliefs about business and money and does. serving us but no it's highly unlikely that you open your garage door and see a wall of money in there if you do tell me where

used or misused. the is the issue of international conflict and the motivation for it which john had been talking about is well taken but i think one of the things that people have to realize is that most muslim militancy is directed against other muslims it is not a matter of often in the united states at least people seem to think that islam is some sort of unified community that that they have a common outlook on the world but the fact of the matter is that when it comes to two million actions muslims activists are more inclined to be concerned about their home their homeland changing the government there than they are about the international arena ok richard if i go to you in boston and thanks for coming in a little bit late in the program but we've been talking about the veracity of huntington's thesis in two thousand and ten and whether is it really true that culture his superseded ideology when we look at conflicts around the world. no i think culture certainly has not superseded ideology but e

. >> would this be unsightly or impractical to have the class only at the portion of the deck or the like well is? >> they raised this concern. we set back two feet when you see outside, you don't see anything blocking. >> was the question clear? it portion of her light well that lines up with the debt, you put this only in that section would that be impractical? >> i think that that is something they're willing to do. >> we're talking about three pieces of glass. >> when you mention three pieces of glass, is that the entire length of the railing or is that just for the abortion? >> this is the light well and then another piece, says they have created this -- to align >> forget that. the portion of the deck that lines up with the opening to create the light well, would this be impractical or unsightly to put a glass of their and their only? >> i don't think so. >> for i don't think that this would impact the light well at all. >> the question is do you think it would look bad from your client's perspective? >> the commissioner was interested in hearing the perspective of your client,

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we have block parties every year in may or september or something like thachlt this last one our block parties are great way for us to get everybody. we get the starving students. we get the musician and it is artists and the families we get the you know people from low income housing coming. we get the corporate america, we get everybody at the block parties. it's because we do a variety of things. we have the bounce house for the kid. the music. you at our last 1 the guy named didz hip he's great. he was riding his bike bite block party he's an hoola hoop guy. he's on his guy with 30 hoola hoops riding his bike and said, hi, can i join. he had all the kids. he had a microphone and he was a spontaneous celebration. he sdoont live in our neighborhood but we invite him back. have an event. [inaudible]. >> yeah. well, music, music brings in people. young professionals, young people like music and love free food. >> if i may comment. not only the young professionals but also people we live in a multili multilingual city make sure you involve every segment of the community in our organizat

on conditions to the housing plan or the -- you know, the housing plan or the community benefits plan and those are attachments to the d.b.a. that's the agreement between the development and the agency, not the city. nonetheless, you have an interagency cooperation agreement between the agency and the city that says the city can help and do certain things to implement this project and in connection with your approval of that agreement, you can request changes to those other documents. supervisor mirkarimi: so with the item 12. >> but they would have to be approved by the developer and the agency. president chiu: do you have any questions?

you know, it seems like q-zoo or morning zoo or morning drive radio is designed to keep you dumb. i mean, i can't explain it, but they have, like, two yelling deejays that, you know, as woody allen says, "deaden the sensibilities of this great democracy." but you turn on cable television, you have two people yelling at each other in 30 seconds or less. yes. they're not looking for any middle position. what is it, though-- you know, you sort of talk about the big companies that shove this down our throats, but what does it say about the american public that they buy it? you do a riff on the grammys and about how the music's shoved down their throats and mediocre talents prevail. whose fault is that? it is--it's a-- it's a combination of faults. you know, what came first, the chicken or the egg? the mediocrity or the desire for the mediocrity? i would say if you spoon-feed mediocrity to young people constantly, they think that they want mediocrity. but, you know, there is a huge, huge, huge market for good music out there. a huge market, and they're buying indie rock, and they're bu

or behavior or any swelling or affected breathing, or skin, or changes in eyesight, including blurry muscle pain with fever or tired feeling. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. i found answers about fibromyalgia. then i found lyrica. ask your doctor about lyrica today. then i found lyrica. there's oil out there we've got to capture. my job is to hunt it down. i'm fred lemond, and i'm in charge of bp's efforts to remove oil from these waters. bp has taken full responsibility for the cleanup and that includes keeping you informed. you may have heard that oil is no longer flowing into the gulf, but our spotter planes and helicopters will keep searching for any oil. we use satellite images, infrared and thermal photography to map and target the oil. we're finding less oil every day, but we've still got thousands of vessels ready to clean it up. local shrimp and fishing boats, organized into task forces and strike teams.

listening to her and her concerns, i would have thought neither a glass or an open rule but a six or 7 foot high is more appropriate. because of that, it would be very minimal. >> there are some contradictions. and the one hand, i think that the two feet additional job in will not have any impact on reducing the noise of children. they will make noise. adults make noise as well. there is noise that will be had on the entertainment space. i don't see much value in that in terms of addressing those concerns. i don't think that the light is impact, however i think that there is value in neighborly relationships. if you're talking about 600 bucks, that is worth it. if you are taking a principled position, we don't have to do anything you are not required to do. you will have a neighbor that is unhappy. this is a tough call. this is a tough call from where i am sitting. i think that to the accommodation and said that was a good one. we have gone the sanction of planning. these are just some thoughts on i have. >> i would agree, i'm very sympathetic to your situation and the fact that you

it should i do this or that? you really need somebody that is in the industry to come with you and go through and say, don't do that, but painting this would be great, but don't put in a new counter in the bathroom or kitchen. it is item by item, neighborhood by neighborhood. sometimes, sellers are under the impression that if they agreed to the kitchen, that will add more value than they spent. oftentimes, it is the case that the buyer will not want what you as a seller chooses. in fact, it is a detriment. sometimes it will turn buyers away. it is already begun. i don't want to tear it out. i don't want to pay for someone else's remodel. a lot of times, money well spent is an old adage, but things -- just selling a house, paint is the best thing you can do. >> pete is the number one thing. it really is. >> i sold my own house a few years ago when the interesting thing was that of a beloved my house. ever the love that. i said, it it is not exactly in of -- everybody loved it. i said, it is not exactly universal.

or. as a majority of the population the russian orthodox church has a very strong influence perhaps we can say that it is not comparable to the influence of as a really chins we also see is that a page or a coup of moscow and it is regarded that not only as the chief priests of orthodox clergy but also as in their way as a spiritual leader of the entire nation and many people who belong to other religions including religious leaders. are. in constant dialogue with him and very often he convenes he can vokes. meetings of. representatives of different religions in order to come to a common position so the church also. plays a very strong unifying growth in our society for a long time you have worked in v.n. in europe as a. master sort of of the russian orthodox church can you compare the the influence of church as an institution on the part of the on the public opinion on the country and how in here and in russia because people see that in russia it is greater is it true i think it is great

if you or someone you know needs information or treatment referral, call 1-800-662-help. [music] mountain manor is a treatment center where we take care of adolescents and young adults who have both addiction problems, substance use problems and co-occurring mental health psychiatric disorders. mountain manor provides a whole range of services for youth and that's really important, that it takes more than one kind of approach to try to get to adolescent drug problems. so we do substance abuse counseling, we do mental health therapy, we do educational programming, we do psychiatric treatment, we do medical treatment with pediatricians, we involve parents, we work with kids on an out-patient level and an in-patient level and everything in between because one size doesn't fit all. and we try to squeeze all sorts of different approaches to tailor make treatment to kids. what's very important is the continuum of care. they come in, they get stabilized in residential treatment and they step down to what we have as a partial hospitalization program, which is 6 hours, 5 days a we

or i will have a heart attack or die or something.nd that scared me. >> reporter: stories like theirs have local leaders concerned about the number of drive-thru restaurants popping up in this blue collar community so they issued a temporary ban on the opening of any new drive-thrus in baldwin park it is part of an effort to fight obesity in a city where a third of all adults are overweight. >> everyone has a right to consume whatever they want but as local government we also are held accountable to make sure we provide what is healthy, a healthy option for the community. >> reporter: ironically the drivethrough craze is thought to have started here back there 1948 at california's popular in n out burger chain. some long time residents are not happy with the ban. >> not having the drive-thru is to the going to make the difference in your decision-making process. >> reporter: the national restaurant association agrees saying the ban quote entirely misses the key factors in improving individual health altogether. eating a balanced diet

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or if their local community doesn't have a recovery high school or collegiate program, maybe being able to support those students when they're returning from treatment so that they can have access to an adult who is trained in dealing with addiction and recovery. mark had mentioned earlier that, you know, an adolescent coming out of treatment and working on recovery is going to have issues and they're going to need support and the families need support and education on what that's going to look like. and the schools can also be a part of helping facilitate and educate those families and support those families and students when they return. and just to add one thing, there's also this emerging peer-support models in public schools that we're seeing in connecticut and we're seeing successful uses of support models within a school system where they're addressing, you know, alcohol and drug use, maybe not always to dependent, fully dependent kids, but maybe at risk youth so they would bridge sort of that prevention and recovery sector and have kids acknowledge and talk about their use and s

high blood pressure or their cholesterol or their hepatitis b. we actually provide group medical visits and group education classes and meeting people who have similar chronic illnesses as you do really helps you understand that you are not alone in dealing with this. and it validates the experiences that you have and so you learn from each other. >> i think it's very important to try to be in tune with the needs of the community and a lot of our patients have -- a lot of our patients are actually immigrants who have a lot of competing priorities, family issues, child care issues, maybe not being able to find work or finding work and not being insured and health care sometimes isn't the top priority for them. we need to understand that so that we can help them take care of themselves physically and emotionally to deal with all these other things. they also have to be working through with people living longer and living with more chronic conditions i think we're going to see more patients coming through. >> starting next year, every day 10,000 peo

prescribed or both? well, if it's improperly taken when it's prescribed, it's misuse. so the idea is mostly overdosed deaths are associated with nontherapeutic purposes or nontherapeutic procedures. so that's the key issue that a person is either augmenting when they shouldn't be or they're taking something that was never designed for them, designated for them in the first place. so one of the reasons we get the message out is because in some jurisdiction if you give somebody a pill that they overdose on it, even if they had alcohol or something else, you're held criminally liable. so not only are you- you contribute to somebody else's death or hospitalization, you can be held criminally liable. i think that's a really important point that most people don't understand. as we know, a lot of adults share their medications out there, and they don't understand there can be legal repercussions from that, not to mention the physical. i mean, that's something that people are not aware of. this can be deadly. an

the blood or do it when you get entertainment out of that it's. our job well i thank you very much for joining us and explaining to us you know what what juggalo college here is all about and really what it stands for and means to you thanks so much thank you. we've got one more segment ahead on the show he likes a blog one city is coming after you with a three hundred dollar fee we'll have to pay up to state your opinions and trying to get a better education for your child when many are turning to charter schools i'll speak with a father who is hoping that his child will win the lottery and it comes to education. and. her. mum is. an enemy on the internet. this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to move feel live in the soviet firearms and oxys. some philadelphia bloggers were shocked recently when they got a letter saying that they were required to shell out three hundred dollars now the money is for a business a licensing fee that the city claims would be a girl or a source of income for a city that's facing a serious budget cris

or had plans to come back and do anything here or did they want to fight over there? >> can you tell us a bit about the involvement of t uae and yemen, what was their role? >> a lot of these investigations, and there are many more not including today, involving some of the somali- american community. those tentacles reach overseas and we continue to work with our partners overseas and in this particular instance, the attorney general noted, they have been particularly helpful. we are extremely grateful for their cooperation. >> they are flying through these countries in some cases? >> i will not comment on the specifics of an ongoing investigation. >> you mentioned that there is a thought that omar hamami is in a leadership role. do you know in what capacity? >> i did not want to go into things that our intelligence derived. i feel safe in saying he has assumed an operational role in that organization. >> my team play some role and the decision to carry out the bomb i the inn uganda? >> there have been reports that he has been a key financial facilitator. >> i do not

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you had to offend a legal resident for three years or far years.-- or five years. you have to provide continuous physical presence. you have to have continuous of physical presence. you have to have permanent residence for the five years preceding the time you file for citizenship. you cannot have committed crimes or done certain things against laws of the united states. host: as you look at the process, how has it changed in the last 50 or 100 years? is it more complicated or easier to become a u.s. citizen? guest: it is more complicated. it is more complicated to become of legal permanent resident of the united states. people travel worn out. the world has become global. so when people travel and they are a legal permanent resident, they are spending more time outside the united states and it is difficult to show the permanent residence prior for applying for the naturalization process. host: these questions are available from the web site of the department of homeland security. what is the rule of law? what does the judicial branch do it? why do some states have

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powers, sometimes-they think-to be able to talk to girls or to feel tough or to not have fear to meet their day in that kind of an environment. you know, we talk about so much stuff that actually i could relate to. i've never been a situation like this, in a treatment program that i had to spend the night in. a lot of young people use drugs because everybody is doing it. and sometimes because they're, you know, depressed and they need a way to escape. and that's what i've learned here. before coming here, i was a very self-centered person. i didn't care about anybody else's feelings but my own. i've learned to look at myself and pick out the things that i feel are wrong about myself and work on them to better myself. i've learned new coping mechanisms when i get angry, upset, sad, i have ways to deal with that and people who are here for me, who support me, and who i can talk to. the staff are great. any time i have a problem i can talk to them and they listen and give me good advice. i've reinforced to the family the importance of family therapy, continuing to stay involved; also out

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or is it the promoters have to do it separately? >> i would recommend promoters to do it separately. when you have a club policy, all policieswhen you have a club po both sit -- basically the m1 that is insured -- the only one that is insured, that is the only name on the policy. nobody else unless you name them as an additional insured is covered, so if you have a venue, and you have a promoter, that is my recommendation. just like when they are having an event as a promoter, i was asked earlier, as far as the insurance company is concerned, you can come to me and tell me who you are andi"i what you wano do, gand we do not do a background check on you. as far as claims and everything else. there is definitely a recommendation to keep them all separate. there cut across the board for everybody. ócommissioner: may ask a commission? this was exactly the x[ ])ut events, but i am wondering, what is in your request when somebody comes to you as a promoter or whatever? the you need, like, driver's license? what are the things that you ask

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