there are a couple of changes they asked us to make. one relates to allowing people to bid on portions of it. the city policy has been to make sure it was bundled, and they could provide power and services altogether. they asked for us to allow us to be bid on separately. we are revising that rfp. a revised one will go out this friday. that will delay the responses until the first week of november, since we are not changing what they apply for, but they have a chance to take a look at that. it is all done with an eye towards trying to make sure that we have as many as possible respondents to the rpf. -- rfp. those are the only items i have unless there are questions. president crowley: thank you. i do want to say that i saw the press release because of a standing invitation. i could not make it friday. it was very good press. i see tremendous organization for moving forward. nothing more needs to be said on the water temple. it was destined to be there. hopefully no more seismic activity. next item? >> the next item is the bosca update.

so the last question i would ask you is if the services benefit asked -- us all, if they serve us all, wire be asking the responsible alcohol drinks or beer drinker to pay for it? to me, that does not make sense when you what are we asking that? chair avalos: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am with a commission, but i am here speaking on my own behalf. i would like to start by saying that a healthy public sector starts with a healthy private sector, and what we need is a very healthy private sector. we need help the private-sector job creation. we need a short-term strategy, in medium-term strategy, and a long-term economic strategy to increase employment and deepen and broaden, i might add, our tax base, and to believe that this proposed fee is flawed because it really does not do anything to mitigate the alcohol-related damage or harm, for alcohol, it is simply cost recovery for business as usual. someone referred to as the gold- plated situation. it is just shifting costs around within the budget. i support the services, and it also supports broadening the t

we want to know what they're asking us to do if the permit is revoked. we wish to be able to retain the natural light that we do had rainy season is around the corner. we do not feel animosity towards our neighbors, and whatever decision is reached tonight will not affect us wanting to have a relationship with them. >> can you upon what you mean -- can you define what you mean obscure? >> you can't see. >> they wouldn't be able to see anything? >> of the previous ones were clear -- >> were you working with the contractor or doing it by yourself? >> i had hired help. >> did you have a licensed contractor? >> no. >> i was going asked about the obscure glaze. >> we don't know existed 110 years ago, but we think they had been there for a long time. >> they were would, not vinyl? >> we have other when does in the building that are -- >> mr. cornfield? >> i am with the department -- people are just trying to simply maintain the building that they no longer can enjoy the benefits that were allowed when the buildings were built. we do allow people to maintain wh

us spoke to any of these people. we soon moved to other issues related to immigration. now she said she asked local expert about the terror baby theory though she doesn't use that term. >> the doctor with saint mary's university, he is an expert. the only one i think, the only law professor in the nation that has a facility, that they teach, what is it called? terror law. that's what he teaches. and i visited with him at length on several occasions and asked him, do you think that i'm just nuts? is this a possibility? and even he says this is something that he thinks is serious. and we need to look into. >> again, fbi says it is not happening. they've no idea about it. the former fbi officials tell us the same thing. we also called the doctor and he said he's never heard. any actual evidence of this phenomenon happening. he said yes, it is possible but given the time line of 20 or so years to raise a terrorist from birth, he said it is at the bottom of his list of terrorist concerns. he said he wouldn't make fun of someone lou is concerned about it. that's an important point. i am not attacki

. >> you are here asking us to give a permit to make this sound. can you control the sound so that this is not honorable 250 feet from the perimeter -- not audible 250 feet from the perimeter? he should not be able to hear it at the end of your perimeter. can you guarantee us that that will be the case? >> i think that that is possible. >> i think that we can give you the permit in this case. that is lot -- law. >> we will hear from the public now. we ask you to come forward and get right to the point. >> we are very supportive of the farmers' market. this is a great community service. my window is right there and tell -- that right there. this is a quiet day -- this is a noisy neighborhood, not a quiet neighborhood. plan supporters of the farmers' market. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. i will try to keep this brief. i work at the mission began. lima family organizer can tell part of my mission is to develop a space that is friendly to the use -- youth i am here today to support a resolution that will allow amplified sound that the m

it's our employees who have raised their hand and asked us important questions about how can we be better, what can we do differently. they've asked questions like, do we really need two phone books in every hotel room? no, we don't. they've asked questions like, all these uniforms come in on hangers that need to be recycled instead of dumped into landfills. can we work with the dry cleaning companies to change that? it's our employees who are responsible for the continuing evolution of our earth friendly efforts. and i need to give a special shoutout today to our facilities and engineering teams for taking us through the rigorous, meticulous, and at times painstaking detail and documentation that was necessary to earn green seal certification. without them, we couldn't be announcing this today. so as mike said, as a symbol of kempton's commitment to environmental stability, today we're inviting our public to come in and relinquish a standard lightbulb, and exchange, we'll replace with it a new energy-efficient lightbulb, on us. that's going on right now between noon and 2:00 at all 10 of

meetings that we would go to, and in fact, we went to meetings in the middle of the night that citizens asked us to, and we went to community meetings all over the city. not the deppingt and -- not the depth and and breath that we did with the foot patrols. so that aside, the issue of monitoring. pause you have, all of you as volunteer commissioners, and then you have a limited staff, your monitoring is going to be a difficult task. we have seen the lack of compliance. while their new president said they are trying starting to keep scrimestats. that doesn't give you what you need foring principles. i think it is great that they have done it for individual clibets -- individual clients, but on the monitoring piece, unfortunately you have will have to put more work on the district captain's level level for their checking in. it is just like you to if there is not officer -- if there is an officer on the street. so on that particular issue,ively, i can't give you an easy way to do that. it is actually going to take more resources on your behalf to do that. there are currently seven cases under revi

us to set priority. priorities. at the same time i think we need to ask our director of o.c.c. if she would like to be a part of the retreat if this agenda is of interest fot o.c.c.. >> i thank you very much, commissioner kingsley, and i was surprised that the retreat had been proposed for september 25 because i was not given notification of it. it is, of course, eye public meeting and i do, as the director of o.s. -- c.c. report to this commission. mission as oversight over the office of citizen complaints. in i would like to be part of the commission. part of the retreat. unfortunately i will be out of town on september 25. i am attending a conference in seattle that eek. i had planned to be away. i already have travel plans in place. i was unawrare this was being scheduled. >> so the chief is ify. she can't be here. >> what about sunday? >> what about the following sunday? does anybody have anything? because we do want the chief and we do want the director. >> i agree that the o.v.v. should be del if invited. we're talking about consecutiving a gent scomprks -- i think when

meeting members had asked us to come and attend the first meeting so i just wanted to confirm, so it's next tuesday, august 31, at 6:00 here. >> yeah, i think it's going to be in -- i'm not sure of the room number. but we can get you that information. president kim: could you email it to the board? >> sure. president kim: if any of us could make it, it would be great. >> we'd actually like to invite you to come. we'll send a general information for you to come and speak to us quickly at our second p.a.c. meeting. so the first meeting you're more than welcome to come join us, but we will be sending you an invitation to come. president kim: commissioner fewer [ commissioner fewer: when was the second p.a.c. meeting? >> we haven't decided that yet because we haven't met for the first time yet. commissioner fewer: i didn't know you had a regular or whatever. >> we usually do, sorry. commissioner fewer: i would like to come and talk about the parent engagement plan, if you could agendize me, i would be happy to come and talk about the division that we've been discussing about parent engagem

supervisor chiu's office has asked us to act. two years ago, when legislation regarding promoters was introduced, the entertainment commission held a hearing. alternatively, the president may choose to create a short-term ad hoc committee to examine the legislation and to bring comments back to the full body, and so staff at the end of this report will ask for direction in that regard. on the same subject more or less, i wanted to report that in that followed a meeting with promoters that i told you about in advance last time, september 16, ec staff, may your personnel, fire department personnel, the mayor himself, and others were in attendance -- mayoral personnel. there was a call to organize and professionalize the nightclub industry. the above mentioned legislation was sent to all of the promoters when we got in on the 21st, who gazed of content information from both of the city hall meetings that we had. it is my hope that they take the opportunity to comment on the proposal, eager to us directly, depending on how we proceed

the work we do we have to do it quietly if anyone asks us our address we don't just give it to us we first ask them to reach a public spot and here our center we check to see whether he's a troublemaker who only wants to assure that he needs help then we take him with. love can sometimes be a dangerous thing in india especially in rural communities but with the love commandos just a phone call away there's at last a glimmer of hope for the many couples endangered by their feelings for each other and saying. new delhi. that brings us up to date here in our team remember there is our web site r t dot com for more on any of the stories that we cover for you here on the back shortly with headlines and away. our. stuff we are going to. come back. we'll have a rally and we'll sell lots of beer will. they will wear uniforms that will damage is the black moving but very little damming the white. they are the key to our problem our own writing.

the work we do we have to do it quietly if anyone asks us our address we don't just give it to us we first ask him to reach a public spot in our center we check to see whether he's a troublemaker who only want to assure that he needs help then we take him with. love can sometimes be a dangerous thing in india especially in rural communities but with the love commandos just a phone call away there's a blast a glimmer of hope for the many couples endangered by their feelings for each other . over more stories just head to r.t. dot com and here's a taste of what's online right now. find themselves forced out of the same country fill their post and. trading. and be optimistic the russian scientist says the material. the world around you with the positive attitude find out more often dot com. and charlotte is here with the business update of charlotte we hear some moves ahead for russian steelmakers sever star hello yes according to reports the company plans to spin off its gold assets unless the new company on the london stock exchange will have the details later in the program but first

the work we do we have to do it quietly if anyone asks us our address we don't just give it to us we first ask them to reach a public spot and here our center we check to see whether he's a troublemaker who only want to assure that he needs help then we take him with. love can sometimes be a dangerous thing in india especially in rural communities but with the love commandos just a phone call away there's a blast a glimmer of hope for the many couples endangered by their feelings for each other and saying r t. well for more stories just head to r.t. dot com and here's a taste of what's on live right now for them is to find themselves forced out of a livelihood saying their country failed them but it will post a new ban on street trading. and be optimistic a russian scientist says you can change the material world around with a positive attitude find out more dot com. and up next all the way does business news miss charlotte and that's after a short break. this amar region is economically and socially one of russia's better developed provinces the region has a significant scientific an

the other was asking us to take a bigger look at what is happening in the southwestern part of san francisco. we are trying to get our hands on the bigger picture. the second point is in developing the networks for the projects, there were three planning efforts that gave us a leg up. this gave us the most current planning foundations for transit service. the trend francisco bicycle plant. he says helped -- these have helped. i would like to look at the next debt and particularly, the engagement. the 19th avenue steady is a project that has been requested by the supervisor. i will go into the details. we work closely with the supervisor and the project sponsor between 2008 and 2009 to really get the study up and running to analyze this so that this reflects our best data. we have prepared a transportation impact study which is the for a draft and fermenta review is published. we also made sure that we agree to the right people to give the kind of technical overview the project needed. for instance, the operation, safety, and construction helped

the work we do we have to do it quietly if anyone asks us our address we don't just give it to us we first ask them to reach a public spot and here our center we check to see whether he's a troublemaker who only wants to assure that he needs help then we take him with. love can sometimes be a dangerous thing in india especially in rural communities but with the love commandos just a phone call away there's at last a glimmer of hope for the many couples endangered by their feelings for each other . hardy. ok let's look at some other stories now making headlines around the world this hour and to be killed and three houses destroyed after an explosion in one falls forcing say one person is still missing and seventeen people were injured windows all the neighboring homes the nearby cars were shattered by the force of law officials are still the choice determine the cause of the explosion. a boat carrying jewish activists has set sail from cyprus a bound for gaza in a bid to break israel's strict naval blockade over the palestinian territory organizers say their goal is to show that not al

we want to know what they're asking us to do if the permit is revoked.we wish to be able to retain the natural light that we do had rainy season is around the corner. we do not feel animosity towards our neighbors, and whatever decision is reached tonight will not affect us wanting to have a relationship with them. >> can you upon what you mean -- can you define what you mean obscure? >> you can't see. >> they wouldn't be able to see anything? >

we will determine what kids will be going to those schools, and they're going ask us, which way do we do this? do we do direct buses using the school district, or will muni work? it is a coincidence that it was already in the works this morning. i know we are scheduled again to meet on august 10. the inspector or the sergeant brought copies back to the task force where, as you know, it is kind of split into the different gangs specialties. the respective team leaders will look at the information, look at the schools, where they're going to be moved, and what type of police presence do we need to ensure the safety of the kids. >> as you're saying, the timing is perfect. what you're talking about is the conversation that started around the student process. as it gets more of the policy work, we want to make sure that we incorporate the police department and the various agencies to make sure that we are making progress on safety for our kids. i appreciate that piece because it is a really important component because the transportation cuts we're going to be experiencing as well as the wa

but he asked us to make this formal presentation.opy of it is in your program already, so you will know the content. i wanted to express as the city administrator along with my counterparts, our city attorney and public defender that we, too, are very proud of not only working for this city, but also representing our very active asian community, one that is not just local population, it is of international significance. i know our counsel general and our core support the whole asian american community. with that, i want to present the official proclamation of course to the head of the committee. come on up, claudine. [applause] >> you can read all the things here, but the most important par is that we declare the month of may, 2009, as asian pacific american heritage month. thank you for your great work. [applause] >> very briefly, i think it says volumes when you look at what the theme is about one community, that we are here celebrating that today. when you think about what president carter established 31 years ago, and then what w

asked at the trial did you kill christopher byers, your answer was then? >> no. absolutely not. >> reporter: your answer is. >> absolutely not. even though it's 20 years you don't get useding asked that. it's the kind of thing that screws with your head for the rest of your life. >> we'll have deborah feyerick's full report tomorrow on "360." up next though, the story that real just breaks your heart. a mom, stepfather and the little boy they lost to bullying. they say bullying that they warned the school about and got no action. >>> later, how is michael j. fox doing nearly 20 years after being diagnosed with parkinson's? cnn's sanjay gupta sat down with him. he'll join us shortly. we create and broadcast content and then distribute it across tv, the web, and via mobile. i even use the web to get paid. with acceptpay from american express open, we now invoice advertisers and receive payments digitally. and i get paid on average three weeks faster. booming is never looking for a check in the mail. because it's already in my email. i'm friend, secret-keeper and playmate. do you think i'd let osteoporosis slow me down? so i asked my doctor about reclast because i heard it

the work we do we have to do it quietly if anyone asks us our address we don't just give it to us we first ask them to reach a public spot and hear our center but we check to see whether he's a trouble maker who only wants to assure that he needs help then we take him we. love can sometimes be a dangerous thing in india especially in rural communities but with the love commandos just a phone call away there's at last a glimmer of hope for the many couples endangered by their feelings for each other . and i'll be back with the headlines in ten minutes but first a former u.s. presidential adviser speaks out about dangerous times from the past and gives his take on the modern day war on terror that's coming up in just a moment. has advised presidents for decades and served as the national security advisor under the carter administration he sits down now with dr brzezinski thank you so much for joining us we do appreciate this opportunity it's very nice to be with you i want to ask in an interview with a french magazine in one thousand nine. prior to the former soviet union's invasion. ac

his family called us and asked us to set the record straight.ned a bit about gary in the process. he was at the world trade center workings a computer programmer when the planes hit. people close to him say he had an amazing heart and could make friends with almost anybody. his warmth, compassion and eagerness to learn is most missed by his surviving family, his dad, a brother and two half-brothers. to them and to you, we truly regret our error and i'm deeply, deeply sorry. >>> up next, worried about his, quote, criminal demon, those words in a letter from prison written by the -- one of the men accused of an unthinkable crime. a home invasion in connecticut. the details on this ahead. what we now know about these two alleged killers. >>> plus, what police are demanding from the pastor who called off that koran burning. when "360" continues. i know, change is hard. you never considered making bluetooth, remote keyless entry and turn-by-turn navigation available in every model. so it must be hard for you to hear autoweek.com say our interior rais

. >> that picture was produced by the architect and it asked us to accept this project. but suddenly it is moved back to the original one that we did not like in the beginning. the windows i am showing here are almost facing their bedroom windows. if you move than 3 yards, they will not be facing the bedroom window. vice president goh: thank you. so you are saying that during preliminary discussions -- commissioner hwang: so you're saying that during preliminary discussions you discussed your desire to have them move the top floor toward miraloma. at one point it agreed to it? >> exactly. that was produced by the -- commissioner hwang: they agreed to that and then rescinded its somehow? do you know why they changed their mind? >> no. there was no explanation. the architect told us our neighbor decided not to go with that project, suddenly. i think it was a very hostile action on our neighbor's part. we want them to build as soon as possible. the empty lot is not adding anything. it is a beautiful building. commissioner hwang: thank you. commissioner fung: i have a questi

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we want to know what they're asking us to do if the permit is revoked.we wish to be able to retain the natural light that we do had rainy season is around the corner. we do not feel animosity towards our neighbors, and whatever decision is reached tonight will not affect us wanting to have a relationship with them. >> can you upon what you mean -- can you define what you mean obscure? >> you can't see. >> they wouldn't be able to see anything? >> of the previous ones were clear -- >> were you working with the contractor or doing it by yourself? >> i had hired help. >> did you have a licensed contractor? >> no. >> i was going asked about the obscure glaze.

getting their information is by watching what you're talking about on the screen, and coming up to us asking us about every 2 or 3 minutes if we've had any new information about those numbers. now, again, it was really -- they were really excited about this campaign initially, as you can tell. now they're just getting the updated numbers, and you can hear the reaction behind me. now, again, they are really concerned about this entire thing because these numbers are late coming in, and the concern was basically because of they started hearing about some of these voting irregularity problems, and that created some of the concern and angst here, so right now, some of the numbers are starting to come in. people are excited, as you can tell, brian, so what i'm going to do right now is toss it right back to you and try get this thing back under control. >> all right. wisdom martin live on the scene. if you're trying to pull apart why exactly there was a huge swing in numbers, we had told you that wards 1, 2, 3 and 5 had been reported. at least some numbers coming out of them. 4, 6, 7 and 8 hadn't com

when you get to washington, do not forget us. i ask for your support and vote. i will go to the u.s. senate and i will fight for the millions of californiians who serve their country. pay their dues you are asking for one simple thing now that we take our government back. make it listen and work. >> you get 2:00s senator boxer. >> you have seen this is a clear choice. in election is for someone who is fighting for jobs. this election is about someone working hard so we can see the words, made in america, once again versus someone who spent her time at hp sending product to china and india. this is a clear choice between someone fighting for taxes for the middle class and small business versus someone fighting for the wealthy few, the billionaires and ceos. this is a big difference in clean energy. one of us is fighting hard to make california the hub of the new clean energy economy and millions of jobs that go with us. others are being supported by big oil. this is a choice between a woman's choice. my opponent would turn that woman into a criminal. this is a cl

on the other side of the building where the land lease the city, this asks us to think about what weannot see because it is beneath the surface. to think about this is kind of imagine tiff. when she began to conceptualize this piece, she was absolutely consistent that it had some sort of sensory, tactile relationship to the people looking at it. to how the world touches you and how it involves you and makes you a part of it. we have a piece on the other side of the plaza that says this is where we are today, this is the contour of where we need to surface. then we have a piece on this side of the building that says that we're working from here to the entire rest of the world. everything we do as individuals as we stand here in front of this piece and think about the choices that we make and think about whether we use that plastic bottle or that top, has impliti

the work we do we have to do it quietly if anyone asks us our address we don't just give it to us we first ask them to reach a public spot and hear our center but we check to see whether he's a trouble maker who only wants to assure that he needs help then we take him we. love can sometimes be a dangerous thing in india especially in rural communities but with the love commandos just a phone call away there's at last a glimmer of hope for the many couples endangered by their feelings for each other and saying hardy. and those are the main stories and now they're back with a recap of the headlines in just a. wealthy british scientists are. not on the president's side of. the. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports on our. more news today violence is once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. shining corporations are old today. just. go eat. and eat. during. these outfits league's t

speaking on your comment about a template, the county council has asked us to develop an annual climate plan the first of which is news today and it maybe delayed by a week or two is what i've heard. what we've done, is put together an intraservice group to identify impact to all the different activities we engage in that range across planning, permitting, regulatory, as well as something like requiring access like purchasing hybrid buses and transportations systems. i think this is an annual report and we're going to be imposing performance measures on ourselves and reporting how much progress we're making, and it will, i think result in dialogue because we'll have to talk to state agencies on the issues chuck talked about, where we're not getting the support or freedom to do what we need to do, but it will also generate discussions in the county and staff that probably at this point, don't see what the impacts are of climate change. for the moment, this is going to go on indefinitely, i don't know if it will go on indefinitely but of course people will address issues and generate some

. >> we were contacted by new york city, ey asked us to help. they asked for medicine, food, building materia. >> in response, the christian's charity loaded a chartered 747 with 90 tons of relieand medical supplies, include medicine, temporary shelter materials, blankets and hand tool they took it to the north capitol of pyang yang. >> that care is unconditional. this gives us an opportunity to practically demonstrate th. >> it has provided 12 million dollars no emerncy assistance to the people of north korea since 97. it is awesome. they have so much favor over the years, they havedone good work in north korea and great to see the north korean regime. >> it is what jesus would dow. >> thankou so much for joining us. >> please join us again right here next week, until then, good-bye, and god bless you.in s are only christians. and that should be a model for . and then... you would be a terrorist today had jesus christ not entered your heart. what happed to you? nextime on...

. >> they have asked us to leave. so we're going to have to cut our vacation short this year. >> to the north of new england, many were making that same decision. ferries filled with vacationers headed out or emergency vehicles headed onto vulnerable islands as last-minute preparations kicked into high gear. >> once it starts, you could sit here and watch and the boats are bouncing and breaking loose. you can't get at them. >> reporter: knowing that north carolina is just the storm's first stop. >> it's going to be a very close call for much of the east coast. >> reporter: and earl may be far from done with its destruction. as we get more light now officials say they are going to be going out doing damage assessments, also the coast guard going to be doing fly-overs. the coast guard has search and rescue choppers ready to go if needed. >> kristen, thanks. in a minute, much more on earl from meteorologist bill karins. >>> meanwhile an oil platform fire right off the louisiana coast sparked fears of another oil disaster

you asked us to work with them and the community on a location that was most supported by the community. we do not think we will get 100% consensus on this issue. we understand that people have different views. it has also been clear to us that people want a chance to talk about this more. they want to discuss it and maybe ask questions. that does not necessarily mean we are all going to agree. there are a lot of people excited about having the amenities in dolores park. there are others with concerns about it. we will have a community meeting on the 27th and see how that goes. we will come back to the commission to let you know how that meeting went. we will also come back to you with an update on where we would be located and blue bottle. >commissioner lee: you are not going to reopen the selection of the vendors? >> we have a roaming rflp for amenities in our parks. we have 225 properties. we heard the presentation from the mayor's office of economic development. based on some of our own feedback, we hear from park users all the time a desire for amenities in our parks. we also under

we get calls from the mayor's office asking us about cases. we have offered them services. for a number of reasons that might not be satisfied. like i said earlier, often we come in and are in a state of shock. they to be frustrated with victim compensation programs and guidelines because they may not be eligible. what we typically do, if it gets to you wall or the mayor's office, we reiterate. oftentimes there is and there is not. i have no pat answer except that we are often they're for the victims. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. supervisor chiu: are there any other questions? i would like to ask -- we have a representative from the san francisco police department? i would like to congratulate you, your recently appointed, i know. a couple of things that i would be interested in, what type of training does the police department provide rank-and-file officers in terms of working with victims? what kind of coordination to you have with other agencies on this? >> i will speak to both of those items. i am from the police department investigation division and this morning i