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michael smith, planning department staff. you have before you a mandatory request for discretionary review pursuant to section 317 of the planning code for a project proposing to construct a front and rear horizontal addition to a one-story vertical family dwelling. it would significantly alter the building's front facade and the department has deemed the project to be a demolition. the property located at 1622 11th ave. the product sponsor submitted a permit for a similar project was opposed by both adjacent neighbors. they have concerns about building scale and the modern vernacular. the project was subsequently withdrawn by the sponsor before coming to the hearing. the project before you reflexed negotiations his sponsors had with his neighbors prior to submitting the latest project. it reflects a traditional vernacular that the neighbors want and the height of the rear building was reduced to appease neighbors. that change is most evident on a sheet a7, which shows existing grade. you can see how much the building has sun

our third panelist is michael smith, a banking software analyst who serves on the board of directors seeing the new state run college savings plan. michael and his wife live in birmingham where he is the treasurer of greater birmingham young republicans. that is our lineup for tonight. now we are getting ready to hear from one of our presidential candidates. senator richard john santorum, better known as rick, is a native of virginia but grew up in west virginia and pennsylvania. his father was an immigrant who came to the united states at age 7 from italy. santorum received his undergraduate degree from pennsylvania state university. he received a law degree with honors from the dickinson school of law. he and his wife have seven children. the loss and eighth child shortly after birth. senator santorum was elected to ive ins. house represente 1990. following his departure from the senate, he worked as a consultant, private practice lawyer and contributed. please help me welcome senator santorum. [applause] [inaudible] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. it is great to be he

. >> the last question will be from michael smith. >> thank you for coming. as a son of a marine veteran, and sunday at father, the national security of our country is an issue. the world in which we live in an art children will inherit will see further chaos. this administration plus the on going to go to stabilise of iraq and afghanistan -- what actions will you take to ensure that we will be more secure than today? >> i have a definitive plan. i put forward a very definitive plan as to what we should be doing to overthrow that government. to the attention on that government. they will not developing nuclear program. when i spoke to earlier this week, i was very clear. i said in this time, obviously, the israelis are at their wits' end. they have been waiting. i run ira --n is now ready for six or seven nuclear weapons. they continue to enrich. they have 40 different locations. they're buried in the mountainsides. we know what they are doing. and yet, this president goes out and misrepresents what they do and who they are to the american people. that is one

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my name is michael smith. i am the executive director of passionate care. we are a 24 hour residential care facility. some of our residents were formerly homeless and many lack medical support before arriving. we have served over 1000 in our 25 years. most of those residents experience it as their final home. we have always had a waiting list. i mention this to emphasize that the demand continues. in recent years, residents have represented approximately 10% of the aids deaths in the city of san francisco. we are a vital safety net for the city. we currently serves 45, more residents a year, with ryan white been our primary funding source. we would have no choice but to reduce admissions and leave some of our beds empty. we would be receiving the funding for 30 residents a year. ten or more would likely end up suffering and or the dying alone. the reality is that most of those individuals would end up visiting san francisco at general repeatedly. we are -- are administrative expense ratio is well under the 20% industry standard. thank you for your considera

we have daniel moss, rose mary alabash, michael smith. daniel, you have the first question. >> mr. speaker, it is an honor. proclamationcoln's for a day of national humiliation at goes much of what our country is going through today. i agree with him in his words. we have grown in numbers, well, and power as no other -- other nation has done before, but we have forgotten got. blessed are the nations whose got is the lord. most americans believe in the right of liberty and they are given only by god. have lived in -- we live in the country that has seen more than 50 million abortions. how will you lead our nation back to god? >> it is an important question. first of all, you have to have a president who believes that that is part of their responsibility, something which obama does not. you'd have to have a president who is prepared to pray. i have had a project at one point to have fdr's de date career, because when we landed in normandy, he went on national radio and 46 and a half minutes he prayed. -- and for 6.5 minutes he prayed. the country participated with the commander in ch

my name is michael smith. i am the executive director of passionate care. we are a 24 hour residential care facility.

i don't know if he'll take you." >> smith: or "call michael sullivan." >> no, absolutely not. never! >> smith: now, why does that push a button? >> because it's not so, and that's what really bugs me. >> smith: but you got people saying that they were advised... >> i don't care what people say. they're lying. >> smith: but documents show that after 1992, former avellino and bienes clients began moving their money into partnerships that were michael sullivan's conduits to madoff. avellino and bienes also continued to invest their own personal money with madoff, and went on to amass fortunes. the avellinos bought this $4.5 million house in palm beach, and stocked it with paintings by degas, dekooning, hopper, and bacon, paintings worth tens of millions of dollars. the bienes became major donors to charities throughout broward county. in 2002, bienes accepted an award from a local business college. >> with wisdom and grace, this modern day renaissance man has left an indelible mark on our community. michael bienes. >> smith: in the '90s, madoff didn't really need avellino and bies

our third panelist is michael smith, a banking software analyst who serves on the board of directors verseeing the new state run college savings plan. michael and his wife live in birmingham where he is the treasurer of greater birmingham young republicans. that is our lineup for tonight. now we are getting ready to hear from one of our presidential candidates. senator richard john santorum, better known as rick, is a native of virginia but grew up in west virgini pennsylvania. @ñhis father was an immigrantñ o came to the united states at age 7 from italy. santorum received his undergraduate degree from pennsylvania state university. he received a law degree with honors from the dickinson school of law. he and his wife have seven children. they lost an eighth child shortly after birth. senator santorum was elected to the u.s. house representive in 1990. following his departure from the senate, he worked as a consultant, private practice lawyer and contributed. please help me welcome senator santorum. [applause] [inaudible] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. it is great to b

ird guest is michael smith, who oversees the colelge and thege trading plan" alabama g.o.p. richard john santorum is a native of virginia who grew up in pennsylvania and west virginia. his father -- he received a law degree from honors. rick santorum and his wife have eight children. he was elected to the united states house of representatives from the 18th congressional district, and was elected to the united until 2007. he worked as a consultant and contributor -- and now, will you help me welcome -- santorum? >> is great to be here in alabama, thank you. thank you very much. i appreciate that wonderful southern hospitality. we have had a great few days in the state of alabama. this is an important time, as i say in every speech i give, this is the most important election of your lifetime, and i don't care how old that you are. importance of this economy, getting jobs created again in america, where we have a president who has put forth an agenda that robs you of your freedom and new taxes and trust to regulate every aspect of your life, passing more regulations than any p

and i read so much about what other actors say, michael caine, laurence >> smith: yeah.interview with. said, before will ever- work -úon any line in this script, i will find out who this character is through his body movements. >> meat loaf: and i thought because body language is the most important thinn. and i said, thaa is so correct. and i've been doing now for the last, oh, 20 years. >> smith: yeah. >> meat loaf: and in fight club i forced a director like david fiicher into a shot. and it'' at the opening whenn3 we're at the, you know, the -- what do they caal it? self-help grrup. and we had to get up and -úwalk and ccoose a partner. and we were walking ann we úinish a shot and david said to me, what are yyu doing? i said, iidon't know what you mean. he says, well, what was that3 walk? i said, well, that's the way bob walks. he goes, you're kidding. i said, no. >> smiih: hmm. >> meat loaff he said, well, i have to shoot thaa. i said, i wws hoping you'd say that. and you'll see it. it's in -- it's right at the beginning of the movie. >> smith: .of the movie, right. ú> meat loaf: th

michael smith, deputy director of the bureau of indian affairs, and keith moore, director of the bureauof indian education. next, we welcome the honorable yvette roubideaux, director of indian health service, department of health and human services. accompanying ms. roubideaux is mr. randy grenell, deputy director of the indian health service. let me just thank you for your patience, and i've been looking forward to this hearing. so secretary echo hawk, would you please proceed with your testimony? >> thank you, chairman akaka. we have previously submitted a written statement, but i will summarize my statement to begin with. we thank you for this opportunity to provide the department statement on the fiscal year 2013 president's budget request. the 2013 budget request for indian affairs within the department of the interior totals 2.5 billion in current appropriations. this is 4.6 million below last years enacted level, which amounts to a reduction of two-tenths of 1%. as you know, indian affairs meets with tribes on a quarterly basis on the budget through the tribal interior budget cou

my favorite players ♪ ♪ from each of the final four teams from kentucky, michael kidd-gilchrist ♪ ♪ from ohio state lenzelle smiths march madness ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: great song. good? you can do it? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're that confident? >> yeah, i'm confident. >> jimmy: you're confident. have you ever sang in school or anything or -- >> i sang in school before. >> jimmy: you have? >> i think so, yeah. couple times. >> jimmy: yeah? a couple times? do you remember which -- songs. >> they were musical theatre type songs. >> jimmy: thank you so much. yeah, great. [ laughter ] he made that up. he made that up. all right, all right. well, here you go. he's over there. he's ready to sing it. he's taking his place at the mic. kirk, take it away. whenever you're ready, buddy. ♪ ♪ the final four is coming around the corner i wanna talk about few of my favorite players ♪ ♪ a few of my favorite teams got kentucky they got the gil -- gil -- gilchrist, yeah ♪ ♪ i gotta be honest my bracket was ruined this year ♪ ♪ i lost $20 in a pool this year i never got another chance to get it back ♪ ♪ so i know -- lost

pacific, when i'm joined by michael steele and ben smith.owwithalex. "andrea mitchell reports." chris cillizza is in for andrea. the bills got mario williams, the biggest free agent signing in their history. get fired up! >> i think we're leading with that. >>> coming up, all the glitz and glamour from president obama's state dinner for british prime minister, david cameron and his wife. our jonathan capehart was there. rick santorum steps up the nasty attacks on mitt romney. we'll talk to a santorum senior strategist about that approach. >>> and another abortion controversy. this one heating up in pennsylvania. >>> and a campaign to stop bullying. all that next on "andrea mitchell reports." . every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business, it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $6.4 billion in new credit to small businesses across the country last year. be

this is something that you've talked with with steve keen with michael hudson and this is the exact opposite of the capitalism that adam smith said should happen well there should lift the market clear the demand for housing is such that the price should reflect the demand the supply should reflect the demand that the man and supplies supply demand but you know that's not for cam cam or on this isn't good enough for any sort insert himself into the into the market and so you know i know better of the market and i need central planning to help me figure this all out which of course is just putting the economy even more risk i've got five trillion pounds in debt on the books right now and they're going to end. so again the global financial crisis one of the causes of it was the global housing bubble so here he is stoking it again the other element to the global financial crisis was the forex market currency volume surpassed pretty lehman peak bank of international settlement estimates so currency trading may have risen to a record five trillion dollars per day in september surpassing the peak reached before lehman brothers col

smith. he saved all 42 shots fired his way for his second shutout. second period, michael scores his first career goal. the coyotes win 3-0. third round at the cadillac. rory mcllroy chips in for a birdie. the new number one player in the world shot a 65, but eight strokes back. tiger woods went into the water on the 9th, but he chips in from the bottom of the hill to save par. tiger shot a 68. he is also 8 back and everyone continues to chase bubba watson. his approach on 14 nearly rolls in. tap in for birdie. he'll take a three shot lead into the final round. and finally, you may have felt a rumble in the south bay tonight. that's right. the earthquakes are back. the steal and pass to chris who scores the game's only goal. the quakes beat the revolution 1-0 and win their season opener for the first time since 2003. i was talking to head coach earlier this week and he told me how he gets nervous before the season opener. not let the players see it. i ask you. you are the master of the bracket. >> yes, this year i let my six- year-old pick. and we'll see how well she can d

michael stone, one-timer, 2-0 in the second. that was more than enough for mike smith saves coyotes win 3-0. >>> to baseball, they introduce it to the big way in cincinnati yesterday. he is playing center field gets against the reds. he was bringing it, four strikeouts, one earned run. up the middle and one scores, 3-0 a's. jeff francis, it's gone. solo shot, 2 for 2, probably solidifies a spot. a's win it 6-3. >> giants and brewers, zi with three shutout innings. catcher tommy joseph. first home run of the spring. he had a four r.b.i.s. still in the third, panda rips one, pablo sandoval. first jack of the spring, 13-3 giants victory. >> that is the way the balm bounces, i'm mike shumann. we'll see you tonight at 5:00. >> coming up at 9:30, the honor jaycee dugard received and praise from oprah. hard work after hard time. job training program and helping women who have done time learn a new skill. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check reco

smith, today in the bay. >>> 6:04. longtime prosecutor accused of sexual assault is taking his own dice court. deputy district attorney michael will file suit against contra costa county and martinez police today. he says that they maliciously investigated and prosecuted him after he was accused of assault in 2008. he p he was accused of raping a former co-worker but the charges were dropped. he's currently on paid administration i have leave. >>> this morning a world turned upside downpour the family of a missing morgan hill teenager. today marking day five since sierra lamar disappeared. mob has seen anything from her. bob redell live in morgan hill now where friends and family held a candlelight vigil. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. in the days since sierra failed to catch her school bus at this intersection here down the street from her home, deputies with the sheriff's office had been interviewing her classmates and registered sex off enders here in morgan hill p and fremont where she used to live. while her family has been praying for her safe return. >> if you can hear me p. how much i love you an

michael greenberger, i'm going to begin with you. is goldman sachs as bad as greg smith says in this article? >> i'm sorry to say i think there's no doubt that that's the case. i mean, in your lead-in, you got senator levin who's given the justice department several hundred pages of investigative files. believed that they not only deceived their customers but deceived congress by not telling congress the truth. paul volcker, former fed chair, reaches that result. frankly, many people have said about mr. smith's op-ed that this is like telling you that the sun rises in the east in the morning about goldman. and far matter the ethics on wall street in general. but it's still-- as this uproar demonstrates-- it's a terrific sore, not only with people who are involved with wall street but with the american public as ahole w spend trillions bailing these companies out and continues to find out that there is conduct here that really defies common sense and good ethics. and with goldman, it's especially troublesome because goldman had its famous 14 basic principles of business.

michael. certainly lots of ways to help. that's the latest from here reporting live in oakland, i'm christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> new video could shed new light on exactly what happened the night an unarmed teenager was shot and killed in florida. this is video of george zimmerman. the watch volunteer who shot and killed trayvon martin. this video was taken just after that shooting in this security video obtained by abc news, you can see zimmerman getting out of the police cruiser and taken into an office. zimmerman telling police he shot martin after the 17-year-old attacked him. his family claims zimmerman's nose was broken and the back of his head had a big gash in it. zimmerman's father defended his son speaking out for the first time to fox 35 in orlando detailing what his son told him leading up to the shooting. >> in doing so, his firearm was shown. trayvon martin said something to the effect of you're going to die now or you're going to die tonight, something to that effect. >> a laura from martin's family says that video released yesterday shows no noticeable injuries on zimmerman. zimmerman, of course, has

michael for all that you guys are doing. they're an inspiration to those of us who are involved in this cause, and it's just terrific being with them. i also want to recognize ken smithwho is the president for jobs for america's graduation. or graduates. and ken, it was good seeing you. you know, america's promise and j.a.g. do some incredible work. and i will tell you, it's an organization -- a couple organizations we love standing beside and being involved in this cause. and the young people that you saw in this video, and there are a lot of them like that. but they're here today. and it's great having the kids from ballou high school here with us this morning. i had a chance to spend -- yeah. in fact, why don't you stand up, kids? where are you? they're here at one of the tables. stand up. please, stand up. i had an opportunity this morning to meet with all of these kids. you notice some of those faces are the same faces you saw on the screen up here. and i have got to tell you, you walk away excited. you have a little bit of an adrenaline rush. and that's what i'm talking about, right? that's what this is all about, and that's what we're trying to accomplish. so

michael jackson for a long time. you are, according to news reports right now, in ssme communication with lady gaga about doing some work with her. is that true? >> hopra: not, nothing that addiction or problems. >> smithjust advising her on how she lives her life. >> chopra: yeah, i'm also working with her on the bullying issue. we havv a talk coming up with her and me and oprah on taking a stand against bullying in schools and that you have with folks like this, what insight have those relationships given you into -úbbcause these are of course outsized ccses and outsized personalities. it's a little bit difficult. >> ccopra: right. is that there is wisdom in inseeurity and wisdom in uncertainty that is veey important to learn from. you know, many celebrities are driven by their success and -- or feel insecure because3 they're only as good as their lastthit, their last -úsong, then alsoosociety puts them on a pedestal, creates an image of them, and they're aaraid of the image being defiled. so there's a lot of insecurity into being a performer at a high leeell3 but i think that can actually be used toogood there's a gift that comes with hat insecurity. if you embbace it and you live with uncertainty,

michael stone, one-timer off the pipe and in. his first nhl goal. 2-0 in the second. that was more than enough for mike smithr his fifth shutout. coyotes win 3-0. sharks have lost five straight and 7 of their last 8. to base. yoenis cespedes is introduced in his cactus league debut yesterday. he bats second playing center field against the reds. the pitcher was bringing it. four strikeouts and one earned runs. cespedes walked his first at-bat. the second up the middle off johnny cueto. 3-0. cespedes's first cactus rbi. in the fourth facing jeff francis, it's gone. solo shot. cespedes goes 2 for 2 and probably so lid guys a spot on the opening day roster. a's win it, 6-3. and jerry with plenty of support. teeing off in the third, first home run of the spring. another in the seventh. 4 ribs. still in the third. the pan did you rips one, pablo sandoval. his first jack of the spring. it equalled a 13-3 giants victory. that's the way the ball bounces. see you again tonight at five. have a great day. >>> one year after the devastating quake and tsunami in japan, how the country is recovering and the new signs of h

smith can play like that again in his life, i'll live with it. >> jimmy: all right, good. >> he played the game of his life. >> jimmy: yeah. >> michael jordan, gamethe gold jump shots. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> you know what i mean? if he can do that again, fine. i was at the game. everybody was nice, you know a lot of, a lot of ascots. a lot of scots. >> jimmy: oh. >> you know, everybody was real nice. >> jimmy: everybody had neck wear. neck wear. >> you know, satin jackets. san francisco, you know what i'm saying? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> so everybody was nice. >> jimmy: yeah, they're very nice people. >> so you know, it was a good game, it was a good game. >> jimmy: now, who are you going for? >> now, i'm going for the giants. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. i love -- you got to go, you got to go with the new york giants. you're in new york as well. >> yeah. grown man can't cheer for tom brady. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why? >> you can't cheer for the ugg, the ugg don. [ laughter ] you can't do that. you can't. >> jimmy: oh come on. >> you can't, the dude has ugg cleats. you can't do that. >> jimmy: no he's not wearing uggs. >> next