a substantial element which be closer to the 1100's units required without special who views they are asking for. san francisco has rigid without special use they are as before. so for this cause -- san francisco who was a policy to minimize the impact on employers. it is part of the general plan of the city and county of san francisco, and that no general plan allocates affordability levels. 40% of all housing built in san francisco, including housing created by this project, that is how we get to 2850 unisyts, whih is the real housing cost of this project. we are solving 350 units. the difference of 2500 units is those people will not disappear. the housing demand will not disappear. we will pay for it. we will pay for it by higher housing costs. we will pay for it by using a general fund money to do affordable housing production to meet those housing needs. furnishes fleet, the program is only a down payment program. we are giving a break tuesday it is 350 innocents. -- 350 units. one could argue they are creating competition for existing units thoughand driving housing up. one cou

s. united players three match ban to two games on thursday rooney have initially received a straight red card for kicking new drug zoot of h. in a two two draw with montenegro in october he had been set to miss all of this country's group games in donetsk and kiev but will not be available for the ukraine march after appealing the verdict you think orders in switzerland the police featured a letter from zenovich himself asking for his attackers ban to be reduced really though will still miss the potentially decisive group d. clashes with france and sweden in general no. to some news no light heavyweight boxer romance sim a cough has died after falling into a coma during a title fight the weekend the russian champion was taking on computer game called the of a new katherine bergen a w.b.c. asian boxing consul clash the fight ending with a technical knock out against him a cough he then entered into a coma while still in the ring and was immediately taken to hospital where he died from brain injuries some a cough whose age twenty seven the fight game goes on though in this summer will witn

as the santa clause, we say were i we see mostly white 30's and 40's unit nummulite do it on your screenn the take everyone sitting in the '50s. but it looks like we could squeeze out a 63 rating for places like now and you and morgan hill. for the most part we will some fifties around the bay area. as we shift our attention to the north bay, we will see a live and socialize as we progress into the afternoon. in 57 degrees is on tap for santa rosa, and 53 is expected for downtown san consistent. copper your kron4 around a bit forecastles of the fifties and low 60 to around the bay area. we have the potential for weather as we head into the middle of this week's united it looks like a slight rain chances can be to our north. thursday and friday we had a little more sunshine as erica if you are driving to work you have in mind it easy ride. if you normally have to account for a commuter traffic will not this morning. no hot spots, no delays, take it that the bridges. it isn't easy commute from the toll plaza and from the san until bridge, the traffic is light on the right side of the scree

and a retired captain from the united states daughter. the team s the -- united states coast guard. the team predicts it will take three months and cost oakland up to $100,000. times are tough with the budget. but offs say how can we afford not to do this -- but officials say, how can we afford not to do this. they will look at the recommendations and decide whether they need to make policy changes at the police department. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> a very dire warning today for the port of oakland from four major retailers, target, , jc penney and crate & barrel telling port commissioners they are prepared to bypass oakland if local authorities cannot control the occupy situation. retailers say they will ship their goods to los angeles instead. currently, 40% of their imports move through the port of oakland. the threat is a week after a protest shutdown the port for 24 hours. last night the city council delayed a vote on a resolution calling for police to use all legal minutes to prevent future port protests from stopping business at the port. >>> four thousand nurses set to

and a retired captain from the united states daughter. the team s the -- united states coast guard.he team predicts it will take three months and cost oakland up to $100,000. times are tough with the budget. but offs say how can we afford not to do this -- but officials say, how can we afford not to do this. they will look at the recommendations and decide whether they need to make policy changes at the police department. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> a very dire warning today for the port of oakland from four major retailers, target, walgreens, jc penney and crate & barrel telling port commissioners they are prepared to bypass oakland if local authorities cannot control the occupy situation. retailers say they will ship their goods to los angeles instead. currently, 40% of their imports move through the port of oakland. the threat is a week after a protest shutdown the port for 24 hours. last night the city council delayed a vote on a resolution calling for police to use all legal minutes to prevent future port protests from stopping business at the port. >>> four thousand nurses

s police unit says every day crime has increased since occupiers arrived and their presence is putting a strain on police forces. >> d.c. will pay more than a million dollars in feeps as a result of a gun case decided in the supreme court. dick heller sued the city in 2003. he said the district's ban on handgun ownership was unconstitutional. in june of 2008 the supreme court greed graed. it ruled that the ban violated the second amendment. today a federal judge awarded heller's lawyers more than $1 million in fees and expenses. after that decision the district rewrote its gun law to allow ownership, but there are still very strict registration requirements. >> a lot of customers that use verizon wireless are not happy tonight about a new policy that the company announced today. beginning on january 15th verizon is going to charge customers $2 a month to pay their bills online or over the phone. verizon claims it is simply passing on fees that credit card companies charge on each transaction. customers say it doesn't matter, the fee is not right. >> $2 is a lot when it sums up through

s. the united kingdom has had some experience on that. there are some issues, of course, but i believe either explicitly taking into account the value of the spectrum, in other words, by charging a fee or by having a process that the design people have to go through that takes implicit account of the value of the spectrum, i believe both of those are, indeed, feasible. >> host: so how much of the spectrum does the federal government currently control for its own use? >> guest: well, that number is hard to, is hard to get -- i'm not sure sitting here i can give you the right number. let me tell you the difficulties, is a lot of the spectrum is already shared. there's a little bit of difficulty counting there. and then the government tends to use an awful lot of spectrum that's very high in frequency for things like radars and satellite communications and stuff like that. and the spectrum that's most useful or potentially the most useful for commercial purposes is lower in frequency, so i can't quote you sitting here the exact percentage, b

proposed project is directly across the street from one of the high rise gateway buildings that s 440 residential units, and anyone who has ever lived or worked near a construction site can tell you about the effects of pile drivers. the tremendous noise generated by pile drivers, the excavation portion of it is estimated to last six months. it will put a real serious hardship on residents in the building as well as other nearby buildings. in addition to that technical difficulty, there are downsides to the project. the first is to raise the plan for the taller of the two proposed residential structures. that is an increase of 60%, a very significant increase. if this increase in height is approved, others will follow. not all domino theories are incorrect. i seem to recall that the domino theory was proven partly correct when laos and cambodia fell, but i do not want to press that too far. another downside is a 400 space underground parking garage that will increase existing traffic congestion at the intersection of washington and the embarcadero. finally, there is the adverse impact on community recr

s trafficking unit.e says targeting the working girls is necessary to get to the pimps that exploit them. >> it can be unfortunate that the girls have to go to jail. i mean, our main objective is to target the pimps. and we don't get to the pimps without going through a girl first. >> arrest teams copy, got a possible in 17th. >> she's getting in the vehicle. >> less than 10 minutes into their operation the undercovers get their first nibble. with the first woman in custody, it only takes the team a few minutes to zero in on another. >> she's walking to my car. 1400 block at 21st. >> female, black jacket, purple dress. she's getting in. >> on move, signal given. >> right here, right here. >> the undercover vehicle is stopped by the arrest team and the woman is cuffed for prostitution. >> i didn't say nothing. >> a quick search of the woman's belongings reveals a handful of items that are sadly all too common out on the track. >> crack pipe. it's a poker that they use to scrape the residue off of the actu

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born workers in the united states from the 1990's to 2005 were better off because of the immigrant, both documented and undocumented, presence in the united states. their earnings were enhanced by about 2.7%. why? it's complicated and i'll send a link to the commission so you can look at the exciting charts and graphs and do that to your heart's desire. it comes down to a simple idea which is intuitive and you know it. the economy is not a fixed pie. when you expand the labor curve, a simple economist will say the price of labor goes down and we're all hurt. the more people that work here, the more people that are chasing jobs and we're all doomed. wrong. the expansion of the available labor force creates opportunities that did not exist before. you have innovation and entrepreneurialism that increases the actual size of small and medium-sized businesses. they consume and that expands the demand curve. you have a dynamic economy for 90% of u.s. born workers that enhances their wages. the other 9% got whacked up side the head with globalization and immigration and everything you can list

born workers in the united states from the 1990's to 2005 were better off because of the immigrant, both documented and undocumented, presence in the united states. their earnings were enhanced by about 2.7%. why? it's complicated and i'll send a link to the commission so you can look at the exciting charts and graphs and do tha

s. here in the united states and around much of the rest of the world the great depression there was a another crisis of the system and yet it seems like the system always adores it always reinvent system and always you know this kind of neo feudalism always comes back how do we break that cycle and what's what's at the core of that system and what's the alternative to well there are two questions there are really three the wonderful questions it's what drove me to write america beyond capitalism i think that something at this point in history and i don't say this lightly i think this is the most interesting and maybe most important period of our history and for the following reasons obviously oversimplified the economy was decaying in the first quarter of the twentieth century up and down crisis and world war one smale. the economy the economy began to decay in the twenty's and then collapsed and world war two solve the problem and then the korean war the cold war the vietnam war in the third quarter of the century and now you know military expenditures are high absolutely but they're declini

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s. and lloyds in the united kingdom so you're absolutely correct it's the banking sector in that sense which basically acts as this conduit and creates problems but the second question that you ask is an even more fascinating one because there is this sort of power that's taking place between the banks in the suburbs. because the banks have problems because under the basel rules which is the banking regulations sovereigns were treated in a very interesting way sovereign debt was regarded as being wait for it risk free so if you were and o.e.c.d. country was a country like greece is no bonds were risk free so the banks loaded up on this date on the balance sheet which is of course now toxic and if they would have mocked to market that debt properly in other words take the write offs because we all know that it's not going to be paid back in full so under those circumstances the banks would have solved the shoes so basically they need to get rid of this this sovereign debt off their balance sheet except of course they can't because they need capital to do it and they don't have the capital so

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. >>> for the united states,s the war in afghanistan started because of the 9/11 attacks. a new building project is reminding people of that terrible day. we'll tell you where you might soon see these towers. [♪...] >> male announcer: book now, save up to 65%. call 1-800-sandals. >>> a storm of controversy is building over the design of two skyscrapers in south korea. does it mock the events of 9/11? here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: it's not even built yet, but already there's a cloud over this proposed building in south korea because some say it reminds them of a cloud of. does this remind you of anything? >> yes, 9/11. it's in very poor taste. >> reporter: in fact, almost every person -- >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: -- we showed the architect's rendering to -- >> oh! shivers just went up my spine. >> reporter: -- associated it with 9/11. >> this is it an outrage. i survived the towers. >> reporter: ed walker was walking by the towers had when the first plane hit. he ended up wet with jet fuel. a dutch newspaper plastered the proposed building on the front page with

s -- remains hospitalized. >> reporter: the royal family united in concern. this morning the queen and her children paid a visit to prince quill lip in the hospital. prince charles and his wife and the royal patient was in good spirits flts the prince has always been healthy, but he was airlifted to the hospital yesterday. the hospital confirmed he went under surgery where a balloon was inserted to remove blockages. this family ran into the royals at the hospital. >> they did look concerned, yes are. they were concerned. and obviously it's a big thing, isn't it? but it was nice to see them all together as a family. >> the queen and prince phillip have been married for 64 years. he is britain's longest serving consort, a role to which he is devoted, always a few steps behind, always the supporter. she paid tribute to her had husband had on their 50th wedding anniversary. >> he is someone who doesn't take easily the compliments but he has quite simply been my strength and stay all these years. >> reporter: at the age of 90, he is hardly slowed down. this year a

s across the political divide have united in love and the staging a debate today on what they see as a one sided extradition treaty with the u.s. drawn up in the chaotic aftermath of nine eleven it allows washington to demand the extradition of any you case that is there without proof of any crime and britain is obliged to comply artie's either bennett reports patience is wearing thin. all take and no give that's the growing feeling in britain's parliament against america's controversial extradition treaty it was signed in two thousand and three in the post nine eleven tannic and makes it far easier for the us to take people from the u.k. from the other way around now forty five m.p.'s from the three main parties have crossed the political divide and joined forces they finally forced a debate and a parliamentary vote and what they called an injustice was a mistake in the first place despite history i think it was a mistake it's not a level playing field even with a partner like america we need to make sure that we of being equal and we are being fair to our citizens and that is not t

. >> my parents immigrated to the united states in the 1960's. i was the first kid born in the u.s. my parents sacrificed everything so that their kids could have the opportunities that they wanted when they came here. i grew up in the boston area and lived in different parts of boston. i went to catholic price school in dorchester, a section of boston. -- i went to catholic high school in dorchester, a section of boston. because of my parents, my brothers and i were all blessed to go to harvard university. that is where i went to school. it was intense. i stayed there for law school and have a master's in public policy from there. those are subjects i decided to study because i was interested in public service and public policy issues and government. >> you grew up in the boston area. what made you want to make the transition and moved to san francisco? what motivated you to get involved in politics question marks before i ran for office, and worked in san francisco as a criminal prosecutor and civil rights attorney. i got to understand how much of a be in san francisco is to the r