richard thomas environment and land management. the appellant is requesting that the abatement appeals board grant jurisdiction. >> good morning. are we taking these items individually or together? individually. in case of 6772, i don't have much to add from the last time this was before you except to state that the commission asked for a detailed table with all the information and i believe we've given that today and it's attachment a. in the back of your staff report and also for your convenience we have included the staff report with the information that we believe you need to make your decision and we strongly urge you on the basis that it's all before you that there is proper information that the appellant is given you to be able to take this case and in doing to mar our ability in both agenda item 1 and 2. and when we go to no. 2, i will be saying the same thing. thank you very much. >> question. could you clarify, are these two separate properties? >> it is and because the applications if you recall you were asking for bette

i'm richard thomas i have something to pass out to you i have to give this to the secretary first. a resident response that i had in writing. my son tense there was an inspection and in that final inspection i didn't have a property job card. i hope you can hear me and the inspector released i didn't have a card and it's lost and i asked for another one the job was done on the deck and that being said when i saw that this was the point of contention - the led gesture shows the we can of the 12 through the 17 i spent seven hundred and 63 dollars for a carpenter basically to take care of all the items on the desk. it basically says here that in his words he was there. everything was fine, and that inspector acknowledged that the drop card was lost. my anticipation was that the drop card was going to be found and signed off by the inspector and having heard from no one 2012 this item had been taken care of itself. i see entries by inspector lopez and he tried to call me. left a voicemail. i have a sheet here i hope you have the city's report and it's very unusual >> but it says made s

requested by appellant the appellant is requesting important time for work >> i'm representing richard thomas the owner. there are two appeals here relating to the same building. if i may i'd like to address one unit that's the one relating to appeal 6774. we filed papers yesterday. i apologize for not getting them sooner. the unit appears to be the sticking point for complete. the department contends that it's a commercial issue there's no evidence to the record that the two were ever connected. this building was constructed in 19 hundred. we have photographs taken yesterday that might clarify the relationship between the two units pr there is uncontested areas that could one day be connecting the buildings. it would be typically of what happened in 19 hundred. the departments position is that this unit was an accessory one time to the unit downstairs but the evidence is the separate unit was never connected in any means. we ask the board to receiver the order finding it was an accessory unit and an illegal unit. upon that took place i want to emphasis that the parties were on the one the br

richard thomas environment and land management. the appellant is requesting that the abatement appeals board grant jurisdiction. >> the case is the same. we request that you not do so on this case. >> just for clarification, there has not been an order of abatement on this item, is that correct? >> with respect to the legal use, no. there has not. >> david berry, my comments from before should apply equally to this. if you have any questions i would like to answer them. >> if your client would like to speak, he can do so now on your three minutes. >> thank you very much. when i found this notice, i did show good cause. i was basically being penalized by allegedly having this phantom unit among the one building in question and that building is at 3556 through 3564 san bruno avenue. it's that old building that we have a handout that was part of the san born marp that it was in existence in 1990. after checking the record myself i found it was hooked up to gas the first 1265 is mentioned by the electrical company showing it was hooked

. >> nbc's richard engel, thank you very much. thomas? >> one thing we've seen as we've watched the middle east -- and, richard, you know this, through social media, twitter exploded. the turkish prime minister went on a week ago saying these protesters are looters and bums and basically called social media a menace in the translation. what does it do to our relationship, president obama's relationship with turkey, and as you point out, how it is supposed to be a model for how an islamist country can run and do so with a secular vision. >> president obama has put tremendous stake in his relationship with prime minister erdogan. but what we're seeing is the relationship between prime minister erdogan and his own people is obviously frayed. they're upset with him not only bringing islam into the center of turkish society, but also his consolidation of power. he's prime minister. he wants to change the constitution to strengthen the presidency and then become president. the most interesting thing to watch is not simply the reactions between h

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syndicated columnist, cal thomas, jim pinkerton, columnist kirsten powers and fox news contributor, richard grenell. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. right now. >> jon: president obama in berlin this week delivering a speech to a smaller crowd than the last time he was there. his trip to germany followed his attendance at the g-8 summit. his lie lateral meeting with vladimir putin, the meeting if you read the body language was a little bit chilly. president out of the country avoiding some of the scandals and dropping poll numbers at a time when according to this fox news poll, americans trust and confidence in government is very low, 63%. so this is a president who was going to hit the reset button on relations with russia? >> john cassidy new yorker, in conjunction with putin was very bland. when it dime syria, the "new york times" talked about the president's base saying he a bad diplomat. it was a tough week and capped by the speech in berlin last week. saw at difference from five years ago. >> jon: we have that reflected in a graphic. candidate obama in 2008, candidate ob

thomas. i think that richard just hit the key discussion point when it comes to drones, when it comes to even the conversation we just had about verizon and the lists that were gathered by the government. intelligence, intelligence, intelligence. over the last 40 years or so, our on-the-ground intelligence has been virtually emasculated. our ability to really have face and boots on the ground does make a difference for us in terms of how we use the tools, particularly in this technological warfare of drones and the like that are going to be important going forward. so the intelligence aspect here is critical. it permeates throughout whether you're talking about drones or whether you're talking about the gathering of information, private information on u.s. citizens. >> and how -- and i want to ask this of both of you. richard, i'll start with you. just because we know it's happening with verizon, what makes at&t safe? what makes sprint safe? >> they're probably not. you're looking for -- it's a needle in a hay stack, right? they know people behind the boston bombing had cell phones. it is a f

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thomas. jim pinker ton, contributing editor of the american conservative magazine "daily beast." kirsten powers. fox news contributor richard grinnell. john fox, "fox news watch" is on right now. president obama in berlin this week delivering a speech to a smaller crowd than the last time he was there. his trip to germany followed his attendance at the g-8 summit in northern ireland. and his bilateral meeting with russian president vladimir putin, well, the meeting, if you can read the body language in the photograph, was just a little bit chilly. the president out of the country avoiding some of the scandals and -- dropping poll numbers at a time when according to this fox news poll americans trust and confidence in government is very low. 63%. so this was the president, jim, who was going to reset -- hit the reset button on the relation was russia. did anybody in the media pick up on that? >> well, john cassidy of the new yorker, for example, pointed out the statement the g-8 issued -- conjunction with putin of russia was very bland and -- when it came to syria "the new york times" talked about the president's base, said

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thomas j. donahue, the president of the u.s. chamber of commerce, and richard trump, the president of the afl-cio, the nation's main federation of labor unions, in which they agreed in principle on a guest worker program for low-skilled, year-round, temporary workers. and we know that there was one group not included in these talks, and that is the group that is given the duty to enforce the laws involved in immigration, the national i.c.e. units. they plead with thegang gang of eight, pleaded, wrote hers to the gang of eight. asking them to consult with the officers who have the duty to enforce this law and -- but to noe veil. they were shut out of every meeting, and never really been consulted. so, it's interesting to note, however, that others weren't shut out of the meeting. they weren't left out of the room. the "washington post," april 15th. while obama has allowed senate negotiators to work on a compromise that can win approval, a white house staff member attends each staff level meeting to monitor progress and assist with the technical aspects of writin

thomas j. donahue, the president of the u.s. chamber of commerce, and richard trumka, the president of the afl-cio, the nation's main federation of labor unions, in which they agreed in principle on a guest worker program for low-skilled, year-round temporary workers." and we know that there was one group not included in these talks, and that is the group that is given the duty to enforce the laws involved in immigration. the national i.c.e. union, the customs enforcement organization, wrong letters to -- they wrote letters to the gang of eight asking them to consult with the officers who have the duty to enforce this law but to no avail. they were shut out of every meeting and have never really been consulted. so it's interesting to note, however, that others weren't shut out of the meetings. they weren't left out of the room. "the washington post," april 15, "while obama has allowed senate negotiators to work on a compromise that can win approval, a white house staff member attends each staff-level meeting to monitor progress and assist with the telecommunica