they can go in the streets and let them deal with us. avoid hard conflicts, make a safe infrastructure, but take care that the vehicles are safe with l breaks, and make sure that the cyclist's keep the traffic rules, they don't ignore red lights, they got used sidewalks, and etc.. the surface, as i explained, a smooth surface, issuing great findings, priorities, and the gentle slopes are a bit difficult here. that is why it is growing in popularity. [unintelligible] the people that are doing the workshop can see it again. we work with a great structure in urban areas to connect all of the destinations. i will advise you to do something here and there. back to them. keep in mind were the cyclist comes from and where they want to go to. look for connections. and make shortcuts for cyclists. it was very handy. and you don't have to wait for the traffic lights. working on the system of bicycle highways, you have priorities for the rural area between urban areas. it moves wide and you can cycle as fast. a bicycle can go very fast. in needs to

the public internet. and we are using clouds. it means we do not know the location of where the computer that we are doing is taking place. so i spoke at the hearing regarding some of the nuances of making use of the internet for doing cloud computing, for accessing cloud resources or vendors and the fact that that raises a number of concerns. the concerns in particular are the internet itself is a changing environment, in new technology is coming. we have to make sure the cloud keeps up with that. also, the use of the internet by the federal government is governed by a government wide initiatives. we have to make sure the cloud use of the government also follows those initiatives for securing the internet. and then the fact that the cloud itself has capabilities for a long recovery of federal systems' does not mean that we don't need to worry about the migration of data from one provider to another. host: jennifer martinez? guest: i just wanted to jump into one of the gaps you identified. and that was the migration of da

would we say, what are the people doing? we used to say the chamber was too empty, and now it's filled up more, but look at them all playing with their electronic devices. it brings the whole nature of debate in this place into dispute. i'd like to see the disability here maintain, we are the member of parliaments. let us engage in detailed logical debate, and let's not spend excessive amount of time on our electronic devices. >> the amendment has been made and submitted. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i just like to, with the leads of the house, spend a brief moment putting on record my tribute to the work of my predecessor, the honorable member from the north who tried to pass in the house and it's a hard act to follow. mr. deputy speaker, we stand in support today as an opposition. in the statements motion put forward by the chair of the committee, we believe that this motion, and this recommendation from the select committee marks progress from a position already established. as sins it, there -- as i understand it, this is a docume

to be the richmond district which are created using the inventory of the existing wireless facilities. many of these facilities are operated by companies that can accommodate more than one wireless carrier. verizon uses a network of utility poles in the sunset district. without a full discussion of why they cannot utilize this already existing network in the inner richmond, verizon cannot meet its burden of proof that this is the only alternative that will work for the neighborhood. please vote to deny a permit for this location. think you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. the proposed antennas are not necessary in the richmond necessary to provide service in the event of a natural disaster. the emergency response plan to medication and next which was established in 2008 and a copy which is included in your packet makes clear that cellular communications are disfavored in case of emergencies. the services are prone to system failures, times of disasters, are emergencies, and large special events and might not be

uses. then the issue of texas reader to me, which has been addressed in other areas of the city recently, it would be proposed that accessory entertain it would be permitted in the folsom st. nct, to add a little life to that street, with it being the main street of western soma. >> thank you. >> well, thank you very much. thank you so much for sitting through two informational presentations on the plan. no, the board of supervisors, which is currently elected by district, this commission, which shares split appointments between the mayor's office and the board of supervisors and the western soma citizens planning task force, are all basically the result of the excesses' of the 1990's. we had a planning commission and the board of supervisors back then that approved housing where housing did not belong. we are responsible for a mix -- for creating a mix of incompatible uses that are still fighting with each other. it caused a great deal of displacement. the western soma task forces how the comm

use the san mateo bridge, that is probably your best bet. traffic is heavier than usual into the drive time is higher than usual. 18-19 minutes from end to end. at the golden gate bridge, southbound 101, no problems to contend the ride out of marin county is still under 25 minutes from navato to the toll plaza. the time right now is 6:18 p.m.--the time right now is 6:18 a.m.. >>james: here are your current we are watching a gradual cool down continue this afternoon. it is thanks in part to the cloud cover. overcast conditions throughout much of the bay area. that will prevent the sun from heating the ear and getting us to the warm temperatures we like. we'll have mild temperatures this we are looking for the weather to get better as we head towards the weekend. >>justine: here are live pictures from the occupy wall street movement in new york city. the rain is not keeping people from camping outside. there have been some confusion about the group's movement, their message this morning is that they are very angry about what they are calling ou

us or so. to arm do you change the issue and the many azer trados i think us all these scenes the us government'smaza take on a major whole response to give all these troubles i think the us government and the congress white house and last to take action to. settle us relationships. well as we know russia and china vetoed a resolution on syria but in your view is there any possibility that the us and its allies my actually use force against that even without a un mandate. there is were a high possibility to verify probably before us or to act union naturally it will or will drive in all the us all in many cases always the feagles failure and industrial action so i think right on there is a very high. probably the key for us to take action against syria even we told is a certain part of russia. this is deputy director the center for international monetary research thank you very much for being with us here in the program. china has expressed its condemnation on big u.s. senate's bill on the chinese one after it voted to allow a debate on the so-called currency manipulation bill the legislation wou

word paul krugman you minds will use the four letter one. ok well let's move on to the for all that dares not speak its name q.e. pushes families into debt warns bank of england governor king so max kaiser what do you think about this this issue savers versus speculators and here is mervyn king saying that in fact quantitative easing which is meant to cover the fraud of the banks toure's in fact will make the situation worse for the average population because it encourages them not to save and in fact to spend more financial oppression that's what it's called the bank of england has adopted a policy that is purposefully oppressive yes that's not in keeping with what you'd expect in a representational democracy you don't vote for dictators whose purpose is to oprah's repress you to benefit their kleptocratic brothers and sisters mervyn king put the crowd in chief and what do the likes of mervyn king and the top one percent that he represents what do they keep saying about those ninety nine. percent that are now complaining they said you were t

a conditional use permit allows the use permitted by the zoning regulations, but because of possibilities that permitted use could be incompatible with applicable zoning, a special permit is required. the project is not permitted under current zoning legislation. planning commission found the project is consistent with the planning code based on the proposed ordinance which is not current laws. the fact is more convenient with the city to do a conditional use at the same time as ceqa does not mean that they can ignore the procedure. the conditional use, as it stands, assumes it is already passed and that is not the case. nothing in the conditional use authorization makes a contingent upon an sud. next, the city's special use district ordinance is improper methods to propagate california codes based on property requirements. density bonus requirements require the city to adopt an ordinance that specifies how compliance with the density bonus law will be implemented. the city has not adopted an ordinance. if it did, it would go to some of supervisor wiener's concerns about how the process s

uses. we appreciate the neighborhood corner stores. it seeks to encourage more of them by allowing lapsed commercial uses to be reinstated. it allows those commercial uses to have awnings, which they're not currently allowed to have. it also seeks to expand the corner use provisions developed in the market and octavia planning process by increasing the allowable square footage from 1200 square feet to 2500 square feet. the proposed ordinance also seeks to reduce process by adjusting certain requirements that have been granted exceptions. the proposal increases as of right parking for residential units from one to four to one to two. to offset the increase, as of right parking, it also requires conditional use authorization to exceed that threshold. in addition, the legislation at certain exemptions to allow automotive service stations along primary transit streets or citywide pedestrian networks to be exempt from conversion process, outlined in section 228. and it gives the greater authority to waive parking requirements under section 1

they can use the money for covert. we have no limitations on what they use the money for. they also get quarterly notices. we get quarterly notices and often notify them. this is how much money you have to use -- "this is how much money you have the use." if you cannot force people to spend this money. supervisor campos, you want me to force people to take this money and use it and for a lifetime. as a business owner, you cannot carry over hundreds of thousands of dollars year after year after year. those moneys in use now to employ people, to take care of people in their homes and prevent people from going to laguna honda. i can keep people in the home for 20 hours a week private pay, but if you take away my ability to pay those people by forcing me to put away money that my employees do not want, by evidence -- i have put away my documents. you can see my audits. if you want a good example of someone who has not broken the law and has tried to provide health access and does provide health access, i have provided glasses recently to someone who had money thr

we are using the daylight to charge the photo luminescent. >> the building code allows you to use is that. there are 2 sides to it all. this is a very toxic waste. you have to deal with it in a toxic waste manner. when we recently changed from arsenic treated woods, it's corroding, we saved something, but we have to look at the unintended consequences >> part of the learning about green was dealing with things like these exit signs. we made a field trip to the permit department and actually presented, robin had accumulated information on this and where it had been accepted. we anticipated an inspector would come in. there's definitely battles to be fought. >> you guys are pioneers. >> when beverly and her staff were moving to this space, there were going through a branding. we took that idea and put in it in a 3 dimensional space. it's a very identifiable from any point in the office. >> we're inside the red cube. some of the green features are the wood floor we're standing on. >> what kind of wood is this? >> this is, i believe, chestnut. >> that's the great thing about using wood.

we made agreements that would not use the paint booth, the use the paint booth. if they cannot have a contained surface, why did the have section 890, which in our zone, requires a business not to operate unless it can have a contained non-ventilating system? as i said, we rely on you to help us because we cannot help ourselves in this context. thank you. president olague: thank you. are there additional speakers in support of the dr requestor. seeing none, project sponsor? >> good evening. i have been operating a business for the last 13 years. in san francisco. i used to be a property owner but because of the situation, i have to move my business. i was hiring the wrong architect when i moved my -- opened my business. it turned into a body shop so it was not that much of the trouble to do the change because there was an existing body shop. i had never done this before, this is my first time doing it so i rely on my architect saar have to hire a new architect. this is what we did the new plans. he did everything the way it was supposed to be done. for what they a

we have not yet presented the sud or conditional use appeal. i will present more when you are ready for that. supervisor chu: thank you. president chiu: any further questions? >> i will continue with the presentation. this is our response to a conditional use appeal. the conditional use appeal is perhaps the central question that is before the board today. is this project necessary and desirable for the community? in this case, we are using an existing building for needed housing and services for transitional-aged youths. it is hard to imagine a more necessary or desirable project. while the appellate has raised numerous issues the we have addressed in our materials, i am going to focus on three categories for you today. the process, the project, and the general plan. let's talk about the process first. the appellate argues that proper procedures were not followed, but that is not the case. the department has followed all procedures for noticing and public hearings for these environments. the prosecutor has above the value of this project at eve

all of these guys uses the original cloud service. a lot of people have asked me why we call it a cloud. what does this come from? it is pretty simple. in the old days of client-server computing -- some of us were around them -- we would draw a picture of a pc, a picture of a unix server, and then a picture of a little clout in between. mostly because none of us understood how networks work. for the old folks in the room, you may remember certain words. this is all communication technology developed for corporations to build their own networks. that sounds like crazy talk today, right? nobody does that anymore. everybody is using ip, mpls- based networks. that is the network cloud. the network guys realize that in order to build a network service, they had to put these things called switches and routers in a room that had high quality power, guard dogs out front, and not located on a fault line, right? since the advent of data centers. many companies enter into the market. it is not a trivial market to enter. the cost of building these

using a radio code called. left the nazis talk and code and say things like tell some doctor as they used to. live there on their way making straight for you sally i'm with the uk you know basically about muslims if you so when we were heading up towards the target but sometimes see people's getting past. the other way. as if you know. that the tracer is eliminated on the manhunt can resume your unimpeded. and so with the knowledge of how target is a guy called el chapo according to our information he's hiding in this area truck or was the terrorists' hands on to this guy who claims to. be one of the sentiment is going to come but i'm going to you know this is a photo album with iris operations and suspects. this is the guy we want to catch tonight. as a complete change of tactics the idea is to isolate escobar i rounding up his key man one by one mario cast down all alias and chapal is termites target. the operation against a chopper is a success and many others follow the senior members of the cartel are eliminated on

brings us the latest from new york the most recent events that took place was when the protesters that were gathered down on wall street tried to push through barricades and the police that were there as you can see in the video started swinging baton at the protesters and also using pepper spray against all those that were closest to the police officers clearly i'm not there clash taking place as occupy wall street demonstrations have entered its third week now this was the pinnacle of the largest demonstration that has taken place thus far between ten and twenty thousand people were down in lower manhattan to come out to speak out and support the activists of occupy wall street we saw more than thirty different unions we saw transportation workers nurses teachers students not only in new york city but throughout the country walked out of school to take part in these demonstrations and what these people are saying is that they are sick of the corporations and financial institutions and the u.s. politicians working hand in hand while the majority of americans are suffering under an eco

be authorized for use. the government picks up the benefit of the cloud computing provider and the security experience as well as the list of controls that they have been accrediting the systems for the last decade. it's not going to be perfect and there will be issues. we have to recognize there is a benefit in using the providers because they also have a very visible public presence and they have a lot of experience in this space. >> mr. curran one of the areas of your testimony is about merging of threats to the same security in the cloud computing. what are some of those emerging threats, and are we thinking about things that haven't happened yet? >> we actually are. i spoke about emerging threats and also devolving the nature of the internet to secure those threats. there are a number of initiatives the federal government had launched on including the dnssec, domain name system security. the ability to know that and name is actually going to be mapped to an organization in a way that you can verify. our cu

ground-breaking decision for the city and county, but one that we feel will better prepare us for the future and better enable us to implement other technologies to help move the city forward and to help lift the technical maturity within the city. that is what we are charged to do. as an i.t. organization within the city, and to your comment earlier, it is something we face everyday, a challenge we face every day. leveraging legacy. respecting legacy, yet implementing technology to meet the needs of the business of the city and the needs of the constituents within the city. >> thank you. having a question for you or -- when you say cloud, there are multiple model ser -- models. let me simplify them. one is instead of building your own data center which companies would do 10 years ago and build your own computer room at generators and air conditioning, you use an outsourced professional data center. that is one move to the court, which is one move to the crowd. the second model, which you have actually used to set up a mass of private club, where you can now provision servers on deman

the world. they want to prove for us and so long as the leaders in the us are committed to the use of nuclear weapons the rest of the world is going to keep theirs or get their. and the prospects for human survival are not great. i'm going to shout i've been using the surging of this university forty three years . but i was only sure you could be employed in your system and enjoy it when it is the mind whether it was a little good. i think it's absolutely wrong for any university to be involved in making weapons of mass destruction weapons that are illegal under international law weapons that by any definition of morality are immoral weapons that kill indiscriminately weapons that could destroy civilization ok here's the stuff think about it occurred to sedation if you're a liberation it doesn't lend out that sources chance of survival universal from. pressing forward from. head to foot understanding and doing it to a because the topics are worth pursuing. they should not be going to oppose of external institutional pressures of citizens and these are the books we want. and we should not be at the bi

the high brings us the nice, clear, dry conditions. his low is close enough it's battling with the highs. the pressure between the dominant systems is going to create the winds. that's going to be with us throughout the day tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow is the calmer of the few days. temperatures almost neck and neck. sunshine for both days and the temperatures warming up into the 70s for both days. that's above our normal high. small craft advisory late tonight. 71 degrees today and look for windy conditions throughout the afternoon. 49 degrees and going up to 70 degrees. heat of the day, 4:00 and 70 degrees around the time that the raven's take the field. 72 monday and tuesday and look for the temperatures to drop into rain. >>> and if the sun is shining, you know the raven's fans will be tailgating. if you don't have a ticket to the game, you just need a television. >> we'll bring you the action coming your way. that's on sunday at 4:00. >>> and still to come on eyewitness news saturday morning. employees beat a customer inside a fa

agent to be extradited president rejected by the us. more news in about thirty minutes time coming up next an aussie because reports where max and stacey tell you the real stories on truth behind the financial headlines in today's edition they delve into the cars being pushed through by the greek government. we'll. bring you the latest sundstrom certainly some of. the future. but going to the kaiser report imax kaiser stacy herbert talk to me a bit i understand this is our two hundredth show it's the bicentennial and for it the global insurrection against banker occupation is raging this week there in athens in the streets ten percent of the population is out there max for the two hundredth episode well it's fantastic and you know the whole point of it is to bring about a global insurrection against banker occupation and you know of course the started in north africa middle east then it heated up in europe then it swung over to new york under occupy wall street and these other occupy movements and now it's i think really reaching back th

and usage based means you pay by the amount that you use. and so for applications that would download video files or large files, on a suzeage-based model you can actually end up with pretty high costs. if they go to that direction for the public market. and just to kind of point out the problem with commercial usage, as mayor lee mentioned, there was an earthquake back east last month. 5.8. it didn't cause a lot of damage. but it caused a lot of -- a lot of interest and a lot of excitement on the east coast because they're not -- not necessarily used to those types of things. so as part of that, when that earthquake occurred, fema put out an advisory and the advisory stated, the key part is that due to overload of cell phone usage, there are reports of cell phone congestion. and fema was asking people to not use their phones, to use texting or other things to allow folks with legitimate problems to get into call 911. and that just kind of plays up the fact of the problems that we have relying on a commercial service for our public safety usa

mayor lee will be joining us later. with the invocations, we would like to invite pastor stacey kerns. >> good amp. let us pause for a moment to invite the presence of god. shall we pray together? god, our help in ages past, our hope in years to come, we invite your holy presence to bless this celebration of african-american history month. we give up thanks and praise for the legacy, the creativity, the genius and contributions of african-american people everywhere. we pray that you would strengthen this organization and strengthen all organizations that support telling the story of black history. and so today we ask that as we continue on the journey. that we might be able to do justice, love kindness, and walk hummably -- humbly with our god. may you bless this time together and all god's children say amen, amen, amen. >> and now if you would stand for "lift every voice and sing," sung by leah suites. >> ok. everyone can join in with me. ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ tell up in heaven rings ♪ rings with a harmony of liberty ♪

the use. we will be interested to see what the mayor comes up with in relationship to that. just wanted to state that we want to continue this discussion with all three proposals together. supervisor campos: thank you very much. is there any other member of the public who would like to speak on this item? public comment is closed. ok. no more speakers. thank you to everyone who took the time to speak on this item. i know there are very strong opinions. we appreciate you taking the time. colleagues, i want to make a couple of points. for the benefit of all the people who have been working on this matter, i wanted to read the list of organizations from threat san francisco that have come out in support of this legislation before you. i want to make sure their voices are heard. many of them could not be your today. there are dozens of organizations. these are those organizations. adolescents help working group, alliance of california for community empowerment,asset building strategies, vernal heig

the trap set by u.s. and colombian authorities. tell us a little they are asserting that once they'd been expelled from germany and what back in colombia they'd begin pressuring escobar in a big way. when they land the escobar family is whisked away to a police safe house in bogota. they have become prisoners. at the same time the peppers step up the pressure and attack the hotel with grenades over a game no one is injured. in his lair escobar hysterical with worry forgets even the most basic security. probably we're talking every day at six o'clock in the afternoon on that same frequency and that's how we started intercepting his communications. with a special investigation unit it's the turning point in the battle every man is mobilized and every means deployed. in front for vocal reconnaissance vehicles they cruise the streets a machine in an effort to locate the godfather as soon as he opens his mouth. this is the end will be quickly as we were listening in twenty four hours a day by that time in the search certain units were in full a

king, who showed us the way. ren are here to continue his journey together every step of the way. i remember the day that we met because it was a little talk show, in the back of a nightclub in brooklyn. i thought, "why is he here? i do not understand. this is really not a very important talk-show." but he went almost every night wherever he could speak his word. and i will love him until the day i die. his memory is something that continues, at this ton in in life -- this time in my life, to give me the strength and the courage to move on, to not stop. i do not want to be satisfied with the little television show that i did, and i was a star, but i was pleased to be there. now i am no longer please. we have to own the damn station. [applause] thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the secretary treasurer of the american federation of state, county, and municipal employees, lee sonders. >> sisters and brothers, democracy grants each of us a seat at the table of politics and civic life. the force that s

you use the m.c. cable or 12-three, 12-2, the whole circuit. the computer or the microwave. >> so if you can probably do it, it sounds like putting in some kind of metal conduit-clad cable or something that will really reduce the interference. read for me what all these little things mean here. let's tip it up a little bit. >> priority a.w.g. 6-3 type s.o.o. w 600 volt sunlight and water resistant. >> which means what? >> it means it's a cord rather than a cable or wire. the cord is not to be used for permanent wiring. this is a cord that is designed for temporary power. >> it's a big cord. >> it is, it's 50 amp. >> what do they mean when they say primary? >> i don't know what it means. american wire gauge, the six is the size of the aware, the 3 is the three conductors, the type s.o.o.w., that's extra hard use cord. the w stand for wet. 600 volts is the volts it's good for and in the sun and underwater. it's 90 degrees centigrade-rated. it can run as high as 180 degrees without deterioration. this can get really hot. >> what would you use this

the chp purchased this and it is a special use district. when searching for a site for the project, there criteria was a building was for 20 units. this is scheduled for 16 minutes. this is based on the city wide definition of group housing which will allow them to have up to 50 prominent residents. based on the special use district, the edward can have up to 98 people there at one time. this project is far too small. it seems like this is not suitable. there is no outside space, there is no parking, the rooms are very small. i don't know about the kitchen and dining facilities and whether there is a group room where everyone can meet. i think that the area is not a good area and we quite disapprove of it. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my family owns the project adjacent. this is not mandatory transition. the tenants will find a standard lease with no time limits. there is no actual program for the expectations and goals. the chp cannot get control, they went out. i went hours listening and transcribing the entire hearing

question did you use that but in fact that was a way of covering up the fact that they used enrich uranium. yes i think this is this is a most reasonable suggestion myself and many of the ngos in the world have been busily trying to have depleted uranium and weapons banned and of course that's quite right they should be banned because they cause all these effects but of course then the military say well of course we didn't use depleted uranium and then inwardly laughing i guess because they've been using these new weapons which are not anti-tank weapons which are anti personnel weapons which are thermobaric weapons which cause huge pressure waves and collapse and lungs or char the victim and there's been a lot of very very peculiar injuries being discovered on modern battlefields that doctors have never seen before and quite a bit and can't quite figure out so we do think that there's a new new or a new weapon out there it's a secret weapon and we and it does cause these indiscriminate effects on populations which are really quite horrifying and poison the genetic integrity of the

the building is on the corner, and it used to have the psychic as a commercial tenant. we are really happy that they are managing to do all this work without any new city money. we are getting another 55 years of affordability. >> i am a project manager at the housing corporation. i think they have done an excellent job of summarizing the project. at this time, i would just like to express my thanks to the board of supervisors for helping us attain the that allocation for the bonds and the tax credit reservation for the project. i am happy to answer any other questions that may come out and i want to express gratitude to the mayor's office of housing and redevelopment agency for their incredible support of the project. supervisor mirkarimi: for this part of the area, what the area looked like 10 years ago, especially before the demolition of the central freeway, it is completely enjoying a renaissance and like it has been seen before, where this area of housing exists, especially for high percentage of low-income housing. it is a pretty spectacular project, one that i t

the u.s. is used to veto fifty times to protect israel and it continues to threaten to use the veto power this could be considered pretty king in genocide because they clearly furious american delegation to walk out of the meeting in protest the syrian envoy was referring to the recent u.n. general assembly meeting when palestinian leader mahmoud abbas made a bid for full recognition by the united nations then announced that the u.s. would veto any resolution to grant statehood saying that such a move could only come through peace talks with israel. in greece protests over austerity measures have now spilled over into a twenty four hour strike reports suggest up to four hundred thousand doctors teachers and lawyers will walk off the job for the entire day air traffic controllers were the first to take part meaning all flights to and from greece were grounded beginning at midnight local time the country's main airport will be shut for the rest of wednesday it comes days after the country's finance mini

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