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in april. since then, and we have had a busy time on a commission between the chief selection and now process and the mayor. it is my view that i would hope the commission will support keeping the correct slate of officers and your roles until april and only until april until we did do a more complete discussion curiosa -- discussion. we will have a new mayor who will have opinions. we will have a potentially new commissioners. my term is up in april. i do not know if i will be here next year or not, and most importantly, i appreciate the way you guys have run meetings in an open and norway and made sure everybody's thoughts were hurt -- in an open way and made sure everybody's thoughts were hurt. if you guys are willing to serve, i would hope you would continue to serve as president and vice-president of the commission until may, at which point we will have a potentially new commissioners, and we can get back to our regular schedule. that is the motion i would make to continue. >> i would sugg

so then we have sound check done at the end of april. then another one done at the beginning of may. greg is not compliant. so then he gets the notice of enforcement. greg ignores that notice. i even called bev inn, a friend of mr. braunstein's. nothing happened. greg did not respond to the notice of noncompliance until august 8. i believe it was august 8 or august 10, 2010. that's an awful long time to be just ignoring a notice. the whole issue here is greg has made promises. i know this is a huge setback. but if we're not going to adhere to the rules and if people aren't going to have to pay the fines, why have them? it basically neuters or whole process. if i run a stop sign, i get a fine. i don't get out of it. greg should not get out of this. and that's really our whole position. it's been a lot of work and taken an enormous amount of city resources and an enormous amount of the community members' time, to actually be a neighborhood-serving business and have respect for the neighborhood. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good e

silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and we will pay say if you lose an arm at the elbow at the mill. if you died you need a will. double pay for accidental deaths we have you down. your wife will not need to borrowo. you might not be here come april. being alive is enough to get you killed. do you hear about the folks in monroe? if they hang you from a tree you need a will. your folks won't have to worry about a meal with this insurance when that day of sorrow come. silos you might not be here april. if you died right sudden you'd need a will. >> this next is titled no one's real high button. >> beat, beat, beats here the sound of the train on the georgia road the claps of wheels at the gaps of the joints of the rails the beat of the hammer on iron andan vil at the smithing. shaping shoes for mules an

the president says, a huge month -- >> april '09. i left cnbc march '09 coming out of this whole thing fast money, expecting him -- >> everybody did. what about that citibank resolution plan? we're going to deal with it head on. christine romer looks at larry summers, oh, goodness, what should we say? said, mr. president, excuse me, there is no citibank resolution plan. >> geithner's not at the meeting. >> no. the president says, there better be. right there, outraged. after the immediating, rahm huddles with larry summers and says, i can't believe christine said that in the meeting. >> said what? there's no plan. >> and summers says, but rahm, she's right. after that, i talked to geithner about it and the president doesn't deny any of it. he goes through exactly what he felt. ultimately, that's -- >> so what's your argument? >> well, barack obama, at this point, was overwhelmed and he did not take control of the white house in his historical moment. and a big part of it, as the point books out, letter and verse, is he was gamed by s

peter daly, the maritime director, presented to you in april a draft policy that inc. the draft policy, and courts that is now presented to you and update to the draft, which incorporates the comments you provide to the port staff in april, as well as comments we have received from the port maritime advisory committee who were briefed on the draft policy at the meeting in may. we have also have other meetings with poor maritime stakeholders and incorporated their comments as well into the draft in front of you. the staff report package includes the proposed draft policy, along with the port maps that show port priority use areas. i know you have black and white copies. if you look like a color copy, i have brought some of those with me. there is also propose changes to the initial draft and not packet as well. -- in that package as well. there is also a letter of support from offshore union. as the plan states, courtly and should continue to be reserved to meet the current and future needs of cargo fishing -- cargo shipping, fishing, passenger cruise ships, ship repair

they did not file the request until april of this year. then they missed their first hearing on this. it seemed like it was an error on when they put the item in their calendar. we think that the violation had gone on for far too long. they were forced by the planning commission to come into compliance and they finally did so but in the past few months we have uncovered more issues. sound was continuing to be an issue and we sent an inspector out in july. they observed this smoking area which was supposed to be closed. this would violate the city's second hand smoking ordinance and a violation of state law. they might be able to answer some questions what triggers with the compliance. they have been smoking they're in violation of the law. they are operating in violation of the city law, and they have not made good consistent efforts to come into compliance. with that, we've pressed the board to not grant jurisdiction. >> the roll door that encloses the patio, has any of your staff or other inspectors noticed whether this is up or down? >>

director of planning letter, which states april 26, 2011, should be made 14, 2010. that is consistent with the attachment in the package. similarly, unfortunately, this is the curse of cutting and pasting sometimes, for item 7 on page two, line 15, same change in revising the date from april 26, 2011 to may, 14, 2010. we respectfully request to make that amendment. supervisor chu: just to clarify, what was the second one on item number seven? >> that is line 15, page two, revising the date of every 26, 2011 to may 14, 2010. >> and these are not substantive and would not require a continuance. >> yes, and i am happy to answer any questions. supervisor chu: just a quick question. there was talk about how was necessary to extend the contract for a year, given it took longer to finalize the agreement or the term. can you speak a little bit about that? >> certainly. i think the representative can also addressed this. because this is such a new type of development, interim use, there were some conflicts that we recognized moving forward in the permitting process. so we ne

>> think were able to come across and did april good policing job. i -- a good policing job. i think this guy could have been dangerous, but he was a clown. he actual lip thought flying two reap -- actually thought flying two reach moat control planes was going -- remote control planes was going to destroy the capital dome and after taking out the military descending on capitol hill with a gun and shooting politicians. >> is it likely, possible he was part of a terror cell? i would assume they're looking into that. >> he wasn't part of a cell. his cell consisted. undercover informants. he was someone who hated not united states. he radicalized online and came to season the u.s. as an enemy and saw american -- see the u.s. as an enemy and saw americans want in same way, but the undercovers who he -- americans in the same way, but it was the undercovers who he was working with. >> what were agents able to learn he have records they're looking into? -- will he have records they're looking into? >>> in terms of the broader picture, i don't think it will be helpful in term of unde

the bank decided on thursday to keep the benchmark rate at 1.5% after raising it twice since april. president told reporters the risk of a down swing in the euro zone economy are increasing and uncertainties are particularly high. also on thursday, the bank downplayed its quarterly job growth. the rate ask projected to be between 1.4% and 1.8% this year and between 0.4% and 2.2% next year. the economies of greece and other european economies are slowing down due to austerity measures aimed at reducing huge budget deficits. the central bank is facing the task of easing credit concerns. >>> now with obama's jobs plan, bernanke's speech, and the european central banks decisions out, let's see how these events are being in japan, we go to the tokyo stock exchange. what can you tell us at the open? >> good morning to you. following the u.s. session, stocks ending lower, weekly jobless claims numbers coming out lower than analysts expected. that follows the main jobs numbers we had on friday last week, which showed zero growth for august. markets also taking a little bit of a negative out

the peak had been above 9% since april. president barack obama is scheduled to announce major measures to create jobs next thursday. the latest job data is raising concerns about the outlook for the world's biggest economy. >> hi there. welcome back. let's take a look at your weather. you can totally see this dome, doughnut actually moving in and it will make landfall, this severe tropical storm early saturday morning. you can see that the violent wind is already affecting much of the region, not only the violent winds but the rain is staggering amounts of about 776 millimeters already accumulated in nara. this is jakuchi 452 millimeters so this rain is not going to be stopping unfortunately but is going to be up to about 800 millimeters in the region and even all the way up to hokkaida we're going to be seeing rainfall accumulation up to about 200 millimeters because we have a stationary front that is stretching across hokkaido at the moment and that storm is activating that front so we'll be getting a lot of rain there as

>> from 2008 through april 2011. vice president garcia: so he has already met 11 even though we are only -- >> yes. he has made it in spades. he is still out there driving. he had made it by april. vice president garcia: thank you. >> mr. marie? -- murray? >> jarvis murray, taxi services. what mr. alexander has said is basically correct. the mta position is that when he came up for his medallion in 2008, he did not qualify. there has been no evidence he qualified during that time. at that time, he needed to drive three out of four bang years to show he qualified. -- three of four years to show the qualified. he did not. if the question is whether he qualifies if he were to come up today, as mr. alexander stated, he would qualify. there is no debate he has given since 2008. in to the five and 2006, he did not drive enough hours. in 2007, he was not in the country and did not drive. 2008 was the only year he presented at that time where it could be shown he had badly driven. for the mta, the issue for us -- if you woul

bail passed in april that funded federal -- a bill passed in april that funded federal operations expires september 30. both parties are at odds over aid for recent disaster victims. the republican proposal would give fema $3.7 billion in funding by cutting loan programs for automakers. democrats say that plan is dead on arrival. >> we are willing to be reasonable. we're not willing to vote unreasonably. >> they can vote no. but what they're in essence doing is voting to spend more money. >> democrats counter with a plan that doubles the republican fema funding but doesn't specifically say how to pay for it. fema's disaster fund could dry up next week. >>> meanwhile, president obama announcing changes to the "no child left behind" act. states now will be allowed to opt out of certain portions of the initiative. it requires public schools to meet targets aimed at making all students proficient in reading and math by the year 2014. up to 82% of the nation's schools could miss a target and they could lose federal education dollars. >>> the oakland unified school board is about to decide whic

stock will rise 50% by april fool's day. >> brenda: matt, are you linkedin? >> of all the social networking sites, i believe this is the worse. you have a ford pe ratio at 211. people say it's overpriced. no way. >> brenda: let's link in to neil cavuto. take it away. >>> you know, maybe the president should skip the speech here and skip out over here to the national labor relations board. hi, everybody. glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. forget the lawsuit against the nonunion jobs in south carolina. this week the nlrb, delivering a triple whammy to businesses everywhere in america with three rulings, effectively making it easier for unions to organize in the workplace and harder for private employers to challenge those moves. so will that mean it's going to be a very tough jobs market for an already very tough jobs market? charles payne, adam, charlie, and kristen. charlie, what say you? >> it's pretty disheartening because the unemployment news, as you know, is not getting any better. private sector jobs are nonexistent, i think is the right -- growth is th

i * 7, to amend page two, 15, the same day, april 26, 2011 to may 14, 2010. we can take that without objection. on the underlying item as amended, can we send those forward with recommendations? we can do that without objection. thank you. the ok, item number 8. >> item number 8, resolution authorizing the release of 1360 mission street, suite 401, for the department of public health. supervisor chu: thank you. we have john updike . >> and good morning, again. the overhead shows the location of 1360 mission street, the lease before you today. this is really quite an active area, lots of discussion about improvements and new tenants in this area. we are only one block away from another location. we have passed-escalating rents in the area and a new dynamic that is happening. the good news is we have managed to negotiate the release before you with a decrease in the basic rental rate. i am pleased at staff's work on this, both my team and the department of public health and mercy, working in collaborative lead to bring this before you. this serves the sexually

our cameras caught this dramatic rescue in walnut creek last april. tonight the man who risked his life to save the driver has received california's highest public safety award. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez brings us the moving ceremony. >> today we honor the great 13 heroes. it's the highest honor that we can give to any california public safety officer. >> as friends and family looked on, governor jerry brown and attorney general karma la harris awarded the medal of valor to 13 heroes. among them fire paramedic dave manzik. >> governor brown proudly presents the medal of valor to firefighter, fire engine ear paramedic dave manzik. >> reporter: this is what he got the medal for, the april, 2010, rescue of janet hogan who got swept down a fast-moving canal after the car she, her son and husband were in crashed into the water. >> i never gave up hope all the time i was in the water, that was the good thing. i knew they were working on trying to get me out of there. >> reporter: her prayers were answered as manzik risked it all to save her. >> i went u

jay from the n.t.a., april from supervisor kim's office. john is here from the department of real estate. the p.u.c., mayor's office of housing. they're all here if you have any questions about the project. so i think that the funding story on this park is excellent. we have funds for the acquisition. all the various life cycles of a park. we have funds for the acquisition through the eastern neighborhood impact fees, for the development through the prop 84 state grant that you allowed us to apply for several months ago on this project. we also have funds for maintenance from the eastern neighborhood impact fees. there's not too many times i think a project comes before us that has this kind of funding behind it. so all of those funding sources are from non-r.p.d. sources. i also like to highlight because we have these funding sources and the park is in such a high needs neighborhood it would score at the top of the list with our new draft acquisition policy that the parks and open space advisory committee and the department staff has been

we terminated the leases on or around april of 2009. prior to that, we entered into a lease with a company called a national promotional advertising. basically, their market was the 20 or thirtysomething. we entered into a eradicated piece of the building owners. the lease was going to be 1500's. that bill border was set on that building in november of 1951, never been changed over. it was in the name of west coast advertising, the company that was a predecessor to the outdoor systems. currently, we were promptly sued by the outdoor systems, a duopoly in san francisco. today, we have incurred $110,000 of legal fees trying to get the sign and our name, and we're just small landlords. we are not some big operation in san francisco. we have had to defend ourselves and we have felt that what we are attempting is to allow us to have that sign back, it was our property. in 1951, back to the property owners. thank you. >> what i have on the overhead is a picture of the billboard at issue. you concede that it is a fairly small billboard. you ar

and for six months from november to april, who had those incidents. we recognized it was not a permanent fix, and our colleagues set about designing a modification. we implemented the modification and we began to have some issues again. what we have done is return to the condition, and back to the pre-april stake. we believe that while we continue to work with fleet engineering, " we have is six months of real-time service results to show that the modification works. we will continue to monitor it closely. we do not expect to have the hoses become an issue again. it has been a problem that has plagued the fleet since 1997. we are committed to solving the problem. we believe we have an excellent fit. the service will be reliable and any modification will be tested on a car by car basis over a long time. we have confidence in the fix that we will continue to make progress in modifying and replacing these signal cables and the subway. that project has already started and will continue with that. the issues on thursday are a series of six trains that lost

on april 8, 2011, creative, w.b.coyle company, without plaintiff's knowledge or consent. the plaintiff first received unconfirmed confirmation that they had sold the greene street property on or about april 20, 2011. the plaintiff received the confirmation that creative had sold the greene street property on may 6, 2011 when he received a property of the grant deed conveying the property to the other llc. north beach partners versus -- [bell] as account manager, he performed. he removed or caused to be removed money from the operating account to pay the property taxes of the vacant lot which is owned by an entity that coyle owned for the tax years 2004 and 2009. [bell] another man has an lawsuit against coyle, and he will talk about that when he gets up to chat, and i think they are right behind me. president goh: thank you. director goldstein: next speaker, please. >> my name is jim baily. i am the owner of a company called transition llc, which is the owner of 2244 mason. the appeal which was withdrawn was used as a weapon against me, and i had to drive two hours to get

orangatan april for i pad. changing their lives. >> yes there is ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ [ female announcer ] kraft cheese has more full length shreds in every bag. you'll see the difference. ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm >> in the south bay a citizen rescued an injured duck shot by a blow dart. somebody shot several baby duck with a blow gun at the marina complex in santa clara over the past week as we have been reporting. now this young mallard was hit just behind its rate eye. animal rescuers were able to catch it. the person would rescued it took it to the wild life center of silicon valley where the dart was removed successfully. duck will be released back that the wild as soon as it recover recovers. >>> well now to some very clever and curious orangatan. in fact you could say they are april for app. dan harris on some really plugged in pray mate. >>reporter: orangatan can easily learn to do all sorts of hum an like things. like swim. unwrap gift

april 15, 1959. that evening fidel castro arrived in the united states for a visit. this was his first visit to the united states since he'd taken over cuba at the start of the year. dwight eisenhower was still president, richard nixon was vice president, john kennedy was still a junior senator from massachusetts. castro came to deliver a speech to some newspaper editors, but the visit was something more like an invasion in its own right, a charm offensive. he and his bearded entourage arrived in washington loaded with cuban cigars and cases of cuban rum, and castro spent most of his visit hugging and smiling and saying all the right things. there were some americans, including some in the eisenhower administration -- including dwight eisenhower himself -- who had pretty serious concerns about eisenhower, mainly that he was a communist in the making. but many found him to be quite charming and, certainly, charismatic. after a few days in washington, castro took a train to new york city. from the moment he arrived at penn station where he was greeted by 20,000 people,

the rates had been above the 9% level since april. the jobs data is raising concern about the outlook for the world's biggest economy, looking at the currency market now, the dollar is weakening. the green back is trading at 76.72, to 76 against the yen. >>> and here are the latest market figures. >>> hi there, welcome ba let's take a look at your weather. you can totally see this doughnut moving to the kinshishi region. you can see that the violent wind is already affecting much of the region, not only the violent winds, but the rain is staggering, about 776 millimeters accumulating. this rain is not going to be stopping, unfortunately. it's going to be up to about 800 millimeters in this region, and 500 in konta region. in ho kidkkaidohokkaido, it wil about 200 millimeters. the storm is activating that front, so we're going to be getting a lot of rain there as well. this is just a span of 24 hours. high waves also, to be cautious of. up to 9 meters high from s shokoku, and these are very flood-prone areas. please do sayrohe coastal

she has been successful on not paying her rent since april. commissioner garcia: i don't know how to resolve this. i'm not familiar enough with it. because someone has a lease, they lose the right to be compensated if it becomes necessary for them to leave their premises for some time? is that what you just told me? yes or no. i will rephrase if you want me to. someone has a lease. they have to be relocated so work can be done on that unit. because they have a lease, as -- that bars them from being compensated for having to move. yes or no? >> i cannot answer the question as it is asked. under the rent control ordinance, is that the circumstance you're asking for? or general california -- commissioner garcia: my question had to do with rent control. >> the rent control ordinance would talk about an abatement of rent for the time she was out of the unit -- unable to use that portion of the unit. ok? if you were doing any eviction, there is relocation. there is no provision in the rent ordinance that i am aware of as a stand here today that deal

it was the first since the tornado ripped through april 27th killing 50 people, including six students reports, one player saw his life change forever in a few moments. ♪ >> a deadly tornado twisted and turned through tuscaloosa, alabama, on april 27th and changed things forever. the destruction left behind was unfathomable and touched nearly every residents in this town of 90,000. four months later, the community continues to rebuild. >> in layman's terms, it's like taking the stadium and filling up eb did bris from the football field to the lights three times. we still have another brian denny stadium left to go before we're finally cleared of what happened on april 27th. >> that afternoon, carson was in his house with his girlfriend ashley harrison. the house was in the direct line of the tornado whether he the tornado hit the house, both ashley and carson were thrown 50 yards into a field across the street. it happened to be one of carson's favorite places. just hours earlier, he had been hitting golf balls in that field. ashley did not survive. he suffered minor injuries. >> i wok

we -- you may have seen this item last april, april 2010. we brought before you this contract, an 18-month contract, asking to support a liaison at 75% of services to assist the doral drive project with attended meetings, according any reviews of project submittal and documents, and providing any responses to the 14 different agencies all working on the presidio parkway project. right now, we're in the design and construction phase. into next year, we find it necessary to continue the services from the national parks service is. the liaison will organize all the responses from the various agencies, facilitate communication, prompt identification, and present resolution to any issues. we like to extend the contract for one fiscal year, with two additional one-year amendments. the contract would be at a level of 75% of one staff. that may be covered by rick foster and back of staff. the amount of the contract would not go past $105,845. this item was brought before the cac committee on september 14, and they all unanimously voted for the item