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so none of them had to do the sond proofing that is being expected of them now. what we say to everyone that enters the entertainment business is the one thing you have to do is soundproof because without that soundproofing you cannot have peace in the neighborhood and no one sleeps and the fights begin. when i sit here and listen and hear the innuendo that there are things going on behind-the-scenes, my eyes role out. you hear about how many sound test they have done. they go out at night when they are getting access to people's homes and listen with the sound meter to determine if there is a sound problem. i can't see a better process and i would hope that you support them in the decision that they have made in the very gracious outreach that this neighborhood has done while the brick mortar does their sound proofing. i hope it can be found tonight. i thank you for listening to this. >> next speaker? >> madam president, commissioners, my name is mark, i'm and attorney and represent approximately 30 entertainment venues in san francisco. i have been through prob

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this is the sond person in about six weeks that has done it the problem that i see with this is, theople are not getting the answers but when these individuals take the fifth amendment, we know that ere was misconduct because that is plain to s. nothing happened. this is implemented there was placed on administrative leave. each steered $500 million worth of contracts to his buddy, a company that had about $250,000 in total revenue before the irs data ivolved. lou: did he break the law, congressman? >> i think, certainly there were laws that were broken. if you look at the relationship that they had. if you get the amount of money at stake and if you look at the fact that this was a company that did not do very much business and then all the sudden -- lou: a year-old. >> well, it had been for two yearsrior to this it did about 250,000 in revenue. all the sudden in 2012 and the individual lets you mentioned to plan disability purchase the company, they start getting millions and millions of dollars where the virus work. so is not above board, but the problem is, we only see these thin

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it sonds like that crash has been cleared from the area.ive camera shows the traffic volume holding steady over the last ten minutes. however, that crash in san leandro holding a lot of folks up across the san mateo bridge. keep that in mind if you're heading across the bay as well. on the maps we see slowing coming into the area. there's the crash reported for the tri-valley. there's the slowing we saw coming into fremont. they expect it to build as you head toward mission boulevard and the rest of the south bay moves nicely. we now finally have the slowdown, the burst a little late. speeds into the upper 50s at their worse. 85 showing the sudden burst heading towards saratoga and lawrence. we're going to end with a live shot out there. we look at the east bay and the eastshore freeway westbound moving smoothly. you just have speeds into the upper 50s through richmond. back to you. >>> thank you very much. we have new video overnight showing a giant crane lifting pieces of plane wreckage off runway 28l at san francisco international airpor