and with the exception of sibt 16 which i think provides them at this time. and recommended and this one here. >> thank you. >> >> make sure that they do have those. >> they have that already in. >> we don't have it here. >> we can hear from you now. >> good evening, vice president lazarus and commissioners and bradish, and the appellants have appealed the determination and request for exceptions for the 706 mission street project and in fact they have not alleged non-compliance and instead this is another, long line of attacks by a series of neighbors who oppose the height of this budget and we respectfully request that you deny the appeal and approve the action of the planning commission. and before i address the arguments i thought that it would be helpful to get the background because we have been talking about this project for a long time and we have never been able to present it to this board. the architect is present if you have questions. 30 mission street and it consists of three parcels and the building that is owned by project sponsor and it has be

the planning commission granted the determination and exceptions for this project. in order to reverse that planning commission action, the section 309 requires that this board find either that the planning commission misinterpreted the planning code or that the planning commission abused its discretion pursuant to section 309 not to proposition k. this appeal does not allow a single interpretation of the planning code or a single abuse of discretion pursuant to section 309 and meritless and first as you know the appeal makes the attacks on the planning commission's actions to increase the shadow budget on union square which you previously determined tonight are not within your jurisdiction and second, the appeal challenges, the planning commission determination that the impact on union square would not be significant and making an, allocation to determined not to be in the jurs dition, to the extent that you are interested in the shadow numbers and what is actually allocated and we spent a significant amount of time with the planning commission and i have an exhibi

>> yeah, except cumberland. but then they... my goodness. i always got my mind set on that one thing. going home. >> going home? >> yeah, going home. >> there's so much damage built up , that it'll take generations to heal what's happened. i mean, this is a war, so you're going to have casualties. and the casualties are not bodies on the street, though there are those. it's what's happening to like the children. you know the damage that we do to these kids is profound. >> the streets fathered me. my mother couldn't raise me to be no man. the streets taught me that. and the way the streets taught me was that was the way the streets taught me. due to the fact, no high school education. no college education. probably couldn't even be able to get a job at mcdonald's. >> this is lamar - it's not his real name. he's agreed to talk to us if we disguise his identity. lamar has been a drug dealer and a gang member. he's currently awaiting trial, charged with attempted murder. >> i'm facing life in prison. if i lose most likely i'm going to do life or

. >> sure, i'll read it, except in extraordinary weiss, the board may grant a hearing question if different or material facts of different circumstances have arisen where such facts and circumstances if known at the time could have affected the outcome of the original hearing, the written request shall state, one, the nature and character of the new fact and circumstance, the names and witnesses and the description that you produce and why the evidence was not produced tat original hearing, then it goes on to say, failure to provide due diligence to provide new facts and circumstances should be deemed denial of the new grant or request. >> there clearly is one piece of new evidence which is the letter, but again i believe that would only be valid if it were to -- to cause us to think it would change our decision. >> and supports our original decision, so the only other new piece of evidence are the ccnr's which i did not hear why they were presented to begin with. so, that's where i'm struggling. >> right, me too. >> i'm a little surprised that that wasn't discussed in the presentation. >>

>> yes. >> haney >> yes. >> maufas. >> yes, except for abstaining on k0. >> mendoza. >> yes, except on k19 which is a well over do retroactive request. >> dr. murase? >> aye >> wynns? >> aye. >> norton. >> yes. >> thank you. >> item p. there were several consent calendar resolutions severed for board discussion. by commissioner wynns. if you want to take the contracts since i believe that we addressed the questions. >> the items are the contract that are to the two and so we can. >> we will roll call on c2. >> thank you. >> ly. >> yes. >> fewer. >> yes. >> haney >> yes. >> maufas. >> yes. >> mendoza. >> yes. >> murase. >> aye. >> wynns >> aye. >> and norton. >> aye. >> on the next page, it is

except for several rm-1 zone lots california street at the end of the block, the block is zoned rh-2 and is comprised of a mix of modest size single-family houses and some two unit and two multi-family buildings. the subject building is in the middle of a group of several single-family houses with similar front and side setbacks creating a pattern of spacing and design on the block base. the subject property and the adjacent property to the south each contain garage structures in their rear yards accessible through a shared driveway. since the commission packets went out last week, the department received two e-mails and one phone call from neighbors in support of the project. and i'll pass copies of the e-mails for the commission's review. >> okay. first d-r requestor. oh, i'm sorry. >> the d-r requestors are the immediate adjacent property owners to the south and north. [speaker not understood] is a resident of 137 17th avenue. the property to the south. and [speaker not understood] is the owner of 129 17th avenue, the property to the north. ms. seto's concerns include the followin

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the united states believes it's exceptional, meaning everybody except us.eaning that if other nations can be bound by treaties that's great. it restricts what they can do. since the united states considers itself to be the gawrn or -- gawrnter of freedom, security, et. cetera, they want to be believe they need to be able to do anything they want in order to, you know, keep us all the safe. >> host: what are the numbers now about land mines and since you have been involved how many have gone away. how much money is spent? who is selling them around the world? >> guest: goodness. i should looked it up. i haven't worked on the campaign on the daily basis since early 2000. i can tell you there are 161 nations that are part of the treaty. all of the western hemisphere, except the united states and cuba. all of nato, except the united states. which is totally mind boggling. especially when the u.s. said it needs land mines to protect the allies. there have been no no recorded fail of land mines. even country like china and russia which haven't signed have stop pr

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everybody in america is talking about "downton abbey" except in the black barbershops, except in the black beauty salons. i know i'll get mail about this from persons of color in this audience on pbs who love "downton abbey." i suspect that might be not because people of color don't like period pieces, julian, but because it'd be nice to see yourself represented on the screen at some point. >> well, watch this space. >> we, no, we have a good black character coming up in the fourth series, played by gary carr. he's a chap called jack ross. he's kind of a fairly major storyline. i was very keen that he should be a positive character. quitek -- i feel this strongly, so you must stop me if it's boring -- but so many black characters in television drama are victims and things are not going well for them and even when they're positive, even when they're sympathetic, everything's terrible. i feel for black young men and women it's very important that you see people on the screen who are not victims. it's not all going badly. because you just want to get in there, and this guy is not a vict

i can make three exception as it was in the. evening it's no problem it's not serious not. that governments can gift and for you in this particular case to close. your mentioning. yes production should be here yes it should be cheaper yes one should break certain police which the export to which i need a long and i nevertheless we all understand that these things should be done by generics from israel they're cheaper and you know we will go ahead of time. i kept pushing the crisis part but we got some optimism here i want to thank my pet wonderful panel here and i would like to thank our audience here for being with. cuba is not a failure of the cuban people it's sidel castro. do shows both hostility and suspicion encouraged by the government these operations against cuba are known to the attorney general of the united states the president himself the defendants intelligence on how to infiltrate to resist. freedom try. terrorists. who is. well no real terrorist please stand up on our cheek. kiss right on the seat. first trip. and i think you're. on our reporters' twitter. a

i would be happy to discuss the specifics of any of these exceptions in further detail. should note that following publication of your packet staff received some correspondence c.b. richard ellising concern with the addition. these contend that the scale would overwhelm mission street and would attribute to a canyon effect that would diminish light and views of the sky in the area. several communications also offer the program should be disqualified from the fee deferral program that is administered by the department of building inspection. i should note that i have consulted with pamela levin at dbi on this particular issue. she has indicated that because of the previously entitled project, was entitled and received permits prior to the expiration of that fee deferral program, there is nothing about a change in scope to the project that is being requested today that would disqualify it from deferral of fees. so, in other words, the project has and will continue to qualify for the fee deferral program. even though the program ended in july. so, in conclusion, staff does

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my documentation, i canvassed the neighborhood and i said would you be opposed to this, without exception, they signed and because i have the sixties, they're not here tonight, they said yes, do what you want with your property. it was also cited in here that this would be detrimental to a neighborhood because i would be removing an on-site parking space. by that argument, if i was allowed to put a garage, i would still be removing an on-site parking space, so that is really not an argument at all and then i included images from around the city blocks around the property demonstrating what exists and how this would actually be in keeping with the character of the neighborhood. there are lots -- there are six lots with parking pads in the surrounding area and there are many homes with garages that are substandard and the cars cannot actually fit in the garage so they are parking in the driveway and they are parking over the sidewalk and i think if you look at any of the documents in there in exhibit c, you'll see that's pretty prevalent. so, this is an example of how other people -- anybod

if it came down to wanting to have a carved out exception to allow tasting for the sake of educational purposes would like ly take legislation. it's not that something that's happened similarly from a legislative side was for the an allowance of cooking schools for the service of wine in terms of pairing and that kind of thing at a location that didn't have to be a full service sit down traditional restaurant. that was sponsored and made it through the legislation easily. so i would probably say a similar effort toward the furtherance of the art of cocktail in itself would probably not meet with much more resistance. we are also dealing with and this is something we all know is the three tiered system in the alcohol world is a very strong one and it's no stronger within the industry than it is from the liquor side. there are exceptions that run out from the wine side and beer as working it's way towards a lot of easing away from the strict three tiered side. any from that end is probably going to run into more resistance. there is a bill pending now regarding distilled factories having

. >> but there are some exceptions to the rule. >> when i was a kid, electronics wasn't as much of a part of our lives as it is to the kids right now. i used to go outside. granted when i went outside it wasn't so much for playing, however, i still went out there. >> reverend t.i. proves it can be clean "the family huggle." >> how central is family to your life? >> it always has been. ever since i've been a celebrity or a professional musician, if you will, my kids and just my immediate family has always been ever present. >> shut it down. family meeting. >> right now? >> right now! >> ah! >> hey, everybody, what is your problem with you guys? and you are wasting a perfectly sunny summer day. you know what, that does it. we're going camping. how about that? >> i'm going to let you in on a little secret. i've never been camping. but neither have they! how hard can it be? >> you have millions of fans out there, millions of people around the world who appreciate your journey, struggle and talent. if you had to give one piece of advice to them to move their lives forward in a positive wa

there are a couple exceptions.ting one is parents say i'm not going to vaccinate my child. the difference here is you can't say no to therapy. if there is a proven established therapy insulin for diabetes, antibiotics for what this poor child had, the state steps in and says you must treat, no exceptions. >> so just antibiotics would have saved this child's life? >> would have saved the child's life. what the -- when you get a case like this when you're in the hospital, you want to appeal a refusal of approved care. you go to the judge. what they will look at is do you have a history of proven treatment. can you say it's very, very likely to work. if you can hit the standard and the antibiotics would work here, you'll get a court order to over ride and i'm sure the judge was horrified they agreed to use medicine and didn't do it. >> it's hard to believe this could have happened twice. the prosecutor in the first case, in fact, she said she knew this would happen again. did the system fail here? >> yeah. >> absolute

>> except for pizza. and i'm lactose intolerant because i'm jewish.a drag to have to order things with no cheese. i'm shocked, though, nobody makes -- no fast food place makes things with no cheese anymore. they must have screwed that up and now i'm afraid by talking about it, they will put cheese on it. >> it's interesting, what i find, we had this amazing boom in natural gas that the media is not touching but they'll say something about this which leads to natural gas and great jobs. people instead denigrate fast food as the lower runwrung, but it's the only way to get up the ladder. >> hamburger flipping is a really bad job. you know what a really good job is? serving coffee at starbucks. >> the bottom wrung ouft ladder provides training for people who want to move up. >> what are the hours of the waffle taco? >> i don't know. i didn't really read the story. but i felt strongly enough about it that i didn't have to read it. >> they might serve it all day long. >> they don't. >> they might. >> they don't. >> have you seen this hamburger between two