i am the manager, but since we took over the building, her boyfriend refused to provide us with keys. if it was a solution, we would have taken it immediately. >> mr. duffy. >> grieving, commissioners. it is basically battery model, as you can see. it is usually an over-the- counter permit. >> can you put that on the overhead? the actual permit? >> if you look in the file we provided, it would not be there. how you would have to have brought it yourself. >> this is just a print out of the permit details report. we don't have the actual building permits. i have not got it with me. this gives the information pretty much similar to the permit. missing signatures and stuff. the permit would have required a separate employment typical of any other permit. the work would have had to comply with the practices for lead based paint because it is a remodeled. and having got through the phase of demolition, it would require that of the tenants. they would be given three days' notice of the work. there will have to of been containment and clean-up. and if they had any problem with that, they coul

i am the manager, but since we took over the building, her boyfriend refused to provide us with keys. if it was a solution, we would have taken it immediately. >> mr. duffy. >> grieving, commissioners.

this provides us with key support to develop lithium related to new energy vehicles. the huge potential of the circular economy in my city offers development opportunities and corporate mission -- cooperation opportunities. we are trying to address the lack of talented people. we worked with the china academy of sciences to develop a demonstration base and cooperated with germany and japan to develop pb projects. together with the state of utah, we set up a science innovation coalition and a strategic alliance of industrial technology innovations. i also want to tell you that given our preparations over the past two days, institutions of higher learning, companies, and research institutes have signed eight agreements with their counterparts from the united states in about 18 projects. most of the projects are located in the state of utah. of course, the path for cooperation is broad and open. we welcome more cooperation partners, particularly american companies with advanced technology. we are preparing for the development of the pb industry meeting this august. i wou

this provides us with key support to develop lithium related to new energy vehicles. the huge potential of the circular economy in my city offers development opportunities and corporate mission -- cooperation opportunities. we are trying to address the lack of talented people. we worked with the china academy of sciences to develop a demonstration base and cooperated with germany and japan to develop pb projects. together with the state of utah, we set up a science innovation coalition and a strategic alliance of industrial technology innovations. i also want to tell you that given our preparations over the past two days, institutions of higher learning, companies, and research institutes have signed eight agreements with their counterparts from the united states in about 18 projects. most of the projects are located in the state of utah. of course, the path for cooperation is broad and open. we welcome more cooperation partners, particularly american companies with advanced technology. we are preparing for the development of the pb industry meeting this august. i wou

with. police are searching the suspect's farm in hope putting the pieces together. apparently, the farm was key to his being able to purchase fertilizer used in that very intensive bomb. the suspect was also said to be cooperating with police, which is an important thing. after the island massacre hope is fading that any survivors will be found. there were more than 500 youths at the camp. a camp for the labor party of the a political party here. there are still a handful officially listed as missing. survivors of that massacre described the experience as a nightmare.

. >> reporter: the 2003 columbia disaster came up with one key decision. >> and use high risk, expensive, and should be recertified or replaced. >> reporter: rex will be one of three astronaut. >> i am proud of him and he is a good man. >> reporter: they all train on a vertical motion simulator at nasa ames. everyone is expected to watch the live shuttle launch here. >>> the same cisco parks program received a quarter million dollars -- san francisco parks program received a quarter million dollars grant to fund new projects. gavin newsom praised the program and scott on a skateboard to show his support -- and got on a skateboard to show his support. >>> a new survey says the average san franciscan has more than 30 partners and they are the least likely to believe in abstinence been more than 50% say they learned about sex in school. >>> the effort to save a threatened species reaches a big hurdle. >>> so much for the summer sizzle, meteorologist rosemary orozco will tell us how cool it will get. >> do not forget you can watch bay area news at 7:00 and all of our newscasts on your comput

ways to question somebody without international arrest warrants it's a very strange use of arrest warrant with the key is really delay this long legal process is in the u.k. will be a long legal process isn't sweden because that far that gives us more time the u.s. case that this is that he could be. as was. in the u.k. as very strong as united as well we could certainly push u.k. descent i'm here to say don't think there's any chance that perhaps the u.s. government if it have time passes might just let it slide might forget about a jillion aside you think they're going to keep doing whatever they can to eventually get as they get their hands on him. i was a lot of fear. is doing so when he leaves they continue to keep put out documents they have a whole cache of documents that was allegedly leaked by barely million very glad you mention the un report your being denied access to bradley manning still the us government hiding what it what it did to torture bradley manning it's obvious there are some guys so yes i think that want they want signs greatly the model that he's developed wiki leaks we're go

we still have nearly 200 fewer key school personnel with us for next year. that is our great concern. the difficult work done by our assessor and the dedicated men and women who serve in his office have made a dent in the juggernaut that is bearing down on the schools. the $4.5 million that will go to san francisco unified school district banks to the collection of the nearly $50 million surplus, will poke a hole in the juggernaut of the gathering clouds and shine a little light on the school district. the children of san francisco, the members of the united educators of san francisco, and the school community of what phil and his office for the work that they have done in san francisco. because here, we see the san francisco values are more than just lip service. but our real and mean providing the resources to take care of our children. this is why we are pleased to be here. we thank filled for his efforts. -- we thank phil for his efforts. >> [speaking spanish] >> my name is chris martinez. i am translating. she said good afternoon. -- my name is grace ma

always a question somebody without international arrest warrant is it's a very strange use of arrest warrant with the key is we delay this long legal process is in the u.k. will be a long legal process is in sweden it goes out far and it gives us more time to us case you know that this is not he could be. as was even. in the u.k. as very strong as well we can certainly pushed you to send him your to they don't think there's a chance of perhaps the u.s. government if enough time passes might just let it slide by forget about julian aside you think they're going to keep doing whatever they can to eventually get us to get their hands on him. i was a lot of fear. is doing so when he leaves the canadian kid without documents they have a whole cache of documents was allegedly leaked by barely million very glad you mention the un report your being denied access to bradley manning still the us government hiding what it did to torture barely meaning it's obvious there's some guy so yes i think they want they want signs greatly a model that he's developed wiki leaks were you look at anonymously provide information

diplomacy thank you very much mr very much for being with us now let's start with israel's possible decision to scrap the key agreement what would it achieve by doing this. well it's a threat. to try to get the palestinians to back down i don't think it will succeed after oh from the palestinian point of view the promise of oslo was he would read it would lead to an indian independent palestinian state here we are now one hundred ninety three where we are twenty eleven not only is there not an independent palestinian state but the jurors in. the you know increase of us racers in the west bank more settlements more land confiscation so don't see the oslo process as having worked and it's not leading to a palestinian state then it's not. it's not useful to them the point of the push through the un recognition is to increase the pressure not only on the israeli government but on the u.s. and west the international community to move forward towards a palestinian state because it's quo is unacceptable in the path of the status quo is a path towards is really an extension of the west bank are let's look at the rol

with our community colleges when we do that. thank you for agreeing to serve. our goal and a concourse authority. the key for serving again and helping us. certainly with nancy conner, thank you very much for agreeing to work with us. we're going to be working together as well because i am so interested in making sure that the music concourse is activated for the benefit of everyone in the city and to make sure that we have good approaches, to fill that area more as we are in between the two fantastic and wonderful institutions. thank you for serving on and helping me make sure that the golden gate concords gets filled and it's done right. to the housing authority, we are challenged by some money different things that affect our economy. and with housing being as critical as it is for those economically struggling, it is important that we have expertise. a lot to thank you for bringing your expertise interiors of commitment and your shallots and connections. lead them everywhere we can to help the housing authority. and the residence of that agency, vacuum much for of the housing authority. and of course to our new commissioners, thank

we still have nearly 200 fewer key school personnel with us for next year. that is our great concern. the difficult work done by our assessor and the dedicated men and women who serve in his office have made a dent in the juggernaut that is bearing down on the schools. the $4.5 million that will go to san francisco unified school district banks to the collecti

question somebody without an international arrest warrant as it's a very strange use of the arrest warrant with the key is really delay it was long legal process is in the u.k. will be a long legal process is in sweden it goes out far and it gives us more time to u.s. case you know that this is not he could be. and as long as he is going from sweden the u.k. is very strong as united states as well we can certainly push this in an era to they don't think there's a chance that perhaps the u.s. government if it have time passes might just let it slide by forget about a jillion aside i think they're going to keep doing whatever they can to eventually get us to get their hands on him. i was a lot of fear. is doing so when he leaves the canadian kid put out documents there the whole cache of documents was allegedly leaked by barely million we're glad you mention the un report your being denied access to bradley manning still u.s. government hiding what it's torture barely meaning it's obvious there's an eye so yes i think they want they want the signs greatly but model the history of wiki leaks we're going t

us now. senator schumer, thank you so much for being with us. you're such a key player in all of this.of social security elicited a huge strong statement today from the aarp, saying that there can't be any changes on social security and that that won't help the deficit, didn't cause the deficit, not going to help the deficit. is this a case where as the president said, nothing happens until it's all agreed to, and it depends on your definition of what is a budget cut, what is a social security cut, what is a tax increase? >> yeah. i think it's hard to comment on anything about social security until you see what is going to be proposed. it's been my position and i believe the overwhelming majority of the democratic caucus that because social security's in good shape, you don't run into it running out of money until 2037 and because it is not a driver of the deficit, even the simpson-bowles commission said any changes in social security would go into social security, not into the deficit. that it should be treated separately. but it's premature to comment until you see some specifics. i

hard and meeting with a considerable amount of resistance from staff to let us run with this, getting this whole scope of work done. so the key theme that we need you to understand is that if the term sheet is approved very rapidly and that kind of locks in a structure for an agreement with shell, that that will be to sued -- too soon. we need until january for the scope work to be completed on the build out so it can properly inform what the rates will be like and what all the different variables will be for the cca and clean power sf as it rolls out. we need to let you know that there is a big red flag here. we're not happy with where things are at. and there is a pretty big disconnect, and we need to make sure that that disconnected is overcome before read jump the gun and pass a term sheet or a program description. finally, to the program descriptiondescription itself. it looks to me what staff is proposing is an informal widthwise into the program -- opt-in to the program. [chime] only 70% took that chance. opt-in is a very bad way to roll out the program. it is liable to get people enrolled and that could kill the entir

with dignity. a key point in the land use and economic development committee where this was heard about a month ago is that wage that hurts everyone from the employers that follows the labor laws, because it gives them the impression they're not following the loss. if we increase the enforcement and really use it as a tool to enforce our labor laws, hopefully we can reduce it. as the chronicle article mentioned by supervisor campos from monday, it shows that wage that is not just an issue in chinatown for example where a great study was done with the voices of workers with great key policy suggestions, but it really impacts neighborhoods like the excel serve mission district and the southeast part of the city and throughout the city. it is not just limited to one neighborhood, but it is also throughout the city and a national issue. i also want to say the progress of workers alliance has been wonderful to work with as they work with organized labor. i also want to say the ordinance itself, hopefully which will be supported by our colleagues is not enough. we need a broader labor community alliance

signed papers illegally of waging with him not to disclose any information all of this case the only thing he said is the only proof the opportunities were using. their key in this case was that they found some sim cards with classified information on them but that's all we know we don't know what type of information and one else they used in this case all of the defendants are pleaded not guilty. nevertheless most of them have been found guilty and it looks like they have a long time to serve in jail now now the opposition in georgia claims that this was a publisher he stands conducted by the authorities to divert attention of the public from the a real social and economic problems in georgia. all right so you say you're going to his going to i'm sure this is not the last we've heard of this story that you're going to thanks very much. time how you would r.t. that such as some business news now like arenas here in the studio. hello welcome to business here an article to have you with me europe is tightening belts the central bank has decided to increase its key interest rates by twenty five basis points in order to cool inflation the move could help eur

of broadcasting live from our studios and some from moscow this is our key glad to have you with us to talk headlines the debt crisis rages on both sides of the atlantic as eight european banks failed stress tests for their vulnerability to financial troubles while america nears its a fourteen point three trillion dollar debt ceiling. grubert murdoch floods the british media with i'm sorry messages days of before a grilling by m.p.'s over the news of the world phone hacking scandal meanwhile the if your moves across the atlantic with reports nine eleven victims phones of were targeted as a continuing outrage in disgrace and goals his once incredible media empire. and preparation work is underway to lift a russian cruiser from the bottom of the volga river operation is aimed at shedding more light on why the vessel sank with the loss of around one hundred thirty lives . next is spotlight and al gore and i was a guest today is a renowned russian poet you've got me you have to shank oh who had a controversial relationship with soviet leaders during the cold war that's coming up next. hell

advocates have been pushing hard and meeting with a considerable amount of resistance from staff to let us run with this, getting this whole scope of work done. so the key theme that we need you to understand is that if the term sheet is approved very rapidly and that kind of locks in a structure for an agreement with shell, that that will be to sued -- too soon. we need until january for the scope work to be completed on the build out so it can properly inform what the rates will be like and what all the different variables will be for the cca and clean power sf as it rolls out. we need to let you know that there is a big red flag here. we're not happy with where things are at.

with us for. the small defense of its marshall himself yeah i have i have a lot in common with him i support a lot of his use but the people that i had not the key to account for in the protest bush like kids die michael moore you know fahrenheit nine eleven it's things like that they're completely to the left i'm james but more so i find him very you know very charming intelligence clean cut individual. no animosity for him you know and eventually yes i think if this were a perfect world we would be occupying iraq oh there was another counter protester bringing the total count of protesters to three and a young kid he had to hear the camouflage talk on but i don't think he was and those people demonstrating that should their disgrace threat to our country once again certain for this time they need to get out of here and go live with the tears for all i care. because i said. what what are they doing to people so troops are just going home where they don't know that they're saying you know what you guys what you're doing wars bad when all we're doing out there is trying to go out there and make a difference trying to help trying to trying to make

he made the remarks after visiting the country and says the us is focused on killing 10 to 20 key al-qaida leaders. he met with the afghan president and also us troops. he led the cia before being named defense secretary july 1. >>> uk tabloid news of the world is saying thank you and goodbye to its readers. you are looking at the final edition of the paper set to hit news stands tomorrow. this comes after allegations the tabloids journalists paid police for information and hacked into the voice males of murder victims, celebrities, and even the families of dead soldiers. it put 200 journalists out of work. >>> more than 2,000 bay area men and women are starting a 40-mile walk. we'll tell you the cause and the inspiration behind them. >>> dogs have been banned from one part of northern california city since the 1970s, but that could change next week. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut

investigation suspicion of involvement of these us nation has also fallen on shit syria one of has of the us key allies and patrons on the syria to deny disconnection with the killing the accusation led to mass protests that ended syria's decades long military presence in the country syria like libya is part of an alliance and that iran's is very wide it begins in iran some elements in iraq's government are part of the syrian regime has one on love and on hamas in gaza. some experts warn that if syria becomes too embroiled in the investigation and i'll break of sectarian violence in lebanon will be almost unavoidable and especially alarming prospect given the spike in the sunni share clashes of the arab spring presently lebanese authorities have less than a month to execute their arrest warrants and hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah has sworn retribution for anyone who tries to get us russia trying a across our team. ok let me go to you first since here in beirut this is been going on a long time and there's a number of people that are accused of this crime it happened in two thousand and five first it was being framed on the syrians a number of men wer

stay with us, we are tracking the key vote on capitol hill. republicans say they will bring their plan to a vote. "in the arena" starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm tom foreman and we are waiting and watching minute-to-minute right now for a crucial vote to begin in washington tonight. this is the battleground for republicans in the quest to head off what some fear could be a catastrophic budget default affecting all of us. there are signs of deep trouble in the house of representatives. speaker john boehner is trying to rally enough votes for the debt crisis. his republicans in the red hold a substantial majority. at least 60 of their members shown here in yellow are affiliated with the tea party. they are pushing against a compromise with the democrats over here. they appear to have risen in revolt, once again. how many? we don't know. the speaker has to bring roughly two-thirds of them into his camp if he's going to outvote the democrats who are standing firmly united with his plan. it's a sign he doesn't have the numbers he needs, at l

with me on a daily basis is eric. i have several key staff positions. she will be doing community benefits. davis will also be doing communications with us. i do not think we have our program controls person. duane will be doing local business hiring and our reach. commissioner torres: once we approve this, those are the people who stood up, who will be implementing the issues we have talked about today. >> they are signed and committed. these people are not moving anywhere. commissioner torres: i do not care if they move or not. it will create jobs and other opportunities. >> this is unlike any other type of consultant arrangement we have. they are part of the team. they are an integrated part of the team. i think that's what makes this work very well. all right. work will be initiated through task orders on a regular basis. it will go through program staff and harlan kelly's approval. our goal is to make the southeast treatment plant a state-of-the-art facility, which is an asset to this community. working with tommy and his staff, we will start off with initiating a project office at the southeast facility where all the treatment engin