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i may have missed it. since the program was amended to allow the adjacent property has any property used or sold t dr >> the mint. >> that's right. all those t dr has been sold >> we'll move this off to public comment thank you very much. i have one speaker card. mr. edward >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm edward. i'm one of the people referred not report. the friday morning i'd like to say the incredible amount of work those folks have put into this report. if you think about the faculties been almost thirty years and no one as kept track of where the t dr has come and gone the sheet is about 8 feet long. so my position is i'm in favor of the city selling the t dr particle on the larger assemblies they're very difficulty to put together. it would be nearly impossible to put together 1 hundred square feet right so definitely anything over 75 thousand is square feet. the real key is how do they come to market and the pricing. really it's the pricing so our recommendation would be to go out with a fixed price that would generate as much in the way of funds for the city as you mentioned. part of it was for the developer to assemble the t dr

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t t walked away. >>> after watching so many crime movies, i thought escaping from a jail wouldn't be this easy. this is at a jail in georgia. pay attention to this video. that is an inmate just walking out the door, just helping himself through a series of doors and an exterior gate. some employees were reprimanded because of this incident. >> how did this happen? how are those doors not, like, magnetically locked or bolted or something? >> well, apparently there is some sort of an issue. the fulton county sheriff's office is trying to figure out whether it was an inmate that left the door propped open when he went out to take out the trash or whether the locks themselves on the door are faulty. this other guy, michael sean wilson, took advantage of the situation. >> how far did he get? >> not very far. he was gone for eight minutes. he was found. >> eight minutes? what? >> he was immediately found in a nearby wooded area but it's still like, what? >> what was he in there for? is he a real bad guy or what -- >> no, he was in for some traffic violations but now he is facing felony charges of obstruction and escape. >> the eight minutes had to be awesome, though. >> you'll be on the top of that lad are. careful. >> this is telltale signs of a cat rescues. it's a very large tree and a cat named kiki. someone is on the ladder trying to get the cat in the bag. he has a difficult time putting kiki in the bag. she's in his hands and he's trying to put her in the bag and she's not having any of it. what? so he can't get kiki in the bag. kiki is wiggling around and she's got claws. >> there's no way i can get her in the bag. >> forget the bag. >> finally he's got her hanging by the neck and she's still way up in that tree. >> that is a big cat. >> it's not a small one. >> kiki pee'd and it got on the ground of the peeft show shootishoo feet of the people on the ground. kiki landed. >> it's another edition of cyclist versus cars. first a motorcyclist. >> oh, geez! >> you see this car with the dash cam pull out of what looks like a parking spot. we see the motorcycle and the rider go flying over the hid of this car. but watch, miraculously the motorcyclist gets right up and walks over to his bike. >> that's nut. that looks like it blew him out of his shoes. >> what's amazing is that the bike shattered. >> we're going to head to br brisbane, australia. you can see the rider with his helmet cam. watch what was. >> where did that car come from? >> the car hits him and he had to have a titanium rod put the whole length of his femur. the police report filed as a result of the accident, according to reports the driver of this car was basically fined for, quote, unquote, following too closely. but when the cyclist reached out for the police department, the officers were like this case is already closed, we filed on your side. but when he got a copy, the police report was filled out in first person from his perspective, a perspective he never offered police. so he claps the police mishandled this case. >> the queens land police forwarded this report to the ethical command and it is now the matter of an internal investigation. >> these dudes are taking on the monsters of all beer bongs. >> which they are calling an octo bong. >> but see why this may get the best of them. >> come on, that's a waste of beer! >> and he's riding out on >>> that is so wrong! >> a video shot at a san diego trolley stop is going viral. you see fourth security guards talking to a man who is sitting on the bench. and if you look really, really closely, just behind the security guard the man has a dog, a dog who is sitting there calmly. the man on the bench is christian sean thompson. you see the man stand up off the bench. according to the poster, he was trying to get the badge number off of the security guard but watch what happens. >> hey, hey, hey! >> a crowd of people who were there to wait for the trolley said don't do that. >> don't taze that guy! don't do that! >> one of the security guards begins to take the man's dog away. >> by the way, his dog wasn't doing anything. >> according to the poster of the video, they say the man wasn't doing anything, that he wasn't being disruptive, he wasn't talking back to the officer, he's listening to these guys. they also pointed out that the dog was not being aggressive either. >> the hard part here is we don't know if the officers believed him to be somebody that they know. does he have a previous history with police? there's so much unknown. >> we reached out to the san diego trolley system and they say this is just the last few minutes of what was a 45-minute conversation. >>> we hear that college students in new zealand are here like students in the summer. during the summer break, the guys concocted this monster, a 50-beer fnl and a separate tube where people can go down and do the beer bong all together at one. here they go when they fire this up all at once. the guy with the camera is participating here. >> do you have to finish the whole thing? >> oh, yeah. watch the level here as it starts to go down. now, he rallies after that, starts right back up. these other guys go but the dude with the camera, he sticks with it. now pukes a second time. >> oh, come on! >> all over the place. >> that's gross. >> that's a waste of beer. >> the reaction from this girl in the doorway. >> you know what she's thinking? she's like i do not want to deal with him after this. >> one of those guys is her boyfriend. >> if they put half as much time in their school work as they did to build that. >> if they would read 8 books, 50 books, imagine what they could do. >> they could build a bigger beer bong. >> asaid from the obvious, what is this guy thinking? this guy is riding a sport bike on the open road, no gear, no helmet. watch what happens to his face when he just starts rolling on the throttle faster, faster, faster. >> how can he even see, keep his eyes open? >> that's another problem. you see him blinking. >> what about the bugs going in his mouth? >> this guy claims this is a 150 mile-an-hour run. >> one of the comments is he doesn't have many brain cells to protect so who cares about the helmet. >> something flies in your eye basketball, a bee in your eye, you're wrecking this thing. >> he could be hit in the eye with a pebble and be blinded. >> never mind the 150 mile-an-hour contortion from the wind in your face. >> these guys are trapped in a parade. see how they get out next. and next, pokey and nimbus are making out. plus she's showing off her martial arts skills and look good doing it. martial arts skills and look good doing it. >> she's not theunbelievable.'t shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? 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t as well as other organizations. thanks to the first t i'm involved in a student government and have a 4.0. as a member of the golden gate golf course i believe the first t will prove the facility and promote the course so we can share it together. some of my best memories were from playing seniors on the weekend. in the beginning i was nervous but the coaches gave me the encourage to play. at the end of the game we would shake hands. i had such a great time because the first coaches taught me the game but my colleagues taught me the finer game. the older generation teaches the young generation to help us learn more. i'm consist that this will bring the generations together. members of the board i strongly urge you to let the first stshgs promote the game and improve the facility and creating a community where golfers of all generations can play in a safe and welcoming that environment. thank you for your time >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you i'd like to share a two manipulate video with my colleague and he can share his comments. >> may we have the computer monitor please. (inaudible). >> their decking over the -

t t walked away. >>> after watching so many crime movies, i thought escaping from a jail wouldn't be this easy. this is at a jail in georgia. pay attention to this video. that is an inmate just walking out the door, just helping himself through a series of doors and an exterior gate. some employees were reprimanded because of this incident. >> how did this happen? how are those doors not, like, magnetically locked or bolted or something? >> well, apparently there is some sort of an issue. the fulton county sheriff's office is trying to figure out whether it was an inmate that left the door propped open when he went out to take out the trash or whether the locks themselves on the door are faulty. this other guy, michael sean wilson, took advantage of the situation. >> how far did he get? >> not very far. he was gone for eight minutes. he was found. >> eight minutes? what? >> he was immediately found in a nearby wooded area but it's still like, what? >> what was he in there for? is he a real bad guy or what -- >> no, he was in for some traffic violations but now he is facing felony charges of obs

t photographs. this new building is significantly taller than the site and therefore, huh? hover i cared with the owner at&t has never pursued this as at&t is required to do under the guidelines. at&t is also provided no evidence it has considered a described wireless system on light poles. by failing to meet the requirements of the cities requirement guidelines and failing to demonstrate it's all possible alternatives this board can and show overturn the decision and deny this permit for 2016 california street. under the planning code on this district wireless facilities are denied in section 70.90 that prurient to another section they must be located within an imposed building in and out on a roof as at&t says. at&ts attorney says this planning code carves out a special section and i quote the city has an entire code for facilities are allowed outside and then sites a unconsistently code. what he's refer to say section of article 25 of the san francisco peculiar code which only governors codes on light and light poles. it does appear for the last 17 years the city's codes have been at odds. and it's the controlling authority from the l

if with an iphone they had to be flexible >>no more gold for a&t - yeahhhh mad for t-mobile verizon at&t there was one gold one, the one, i got the one. >> reporter:you heard right, this guy was 2nd in line, he said there were only 3 gold iphones at this store at launch time he got the t- mobile one. >> reporter: there were a few 64gb gold iphones this guy wanted 16 gb but paid extra for the gold. so here's the takeaway from way more people showed up then expected not have enough iphone 5s's and they have a serious shortage of gold iphones. i asked dozens of people in line what color they watned they all said gold the gold iphone is going to be the new mobey dick gadget in the tech world very hard to find. unless you are willing to pay there are hundreds for sale gabe slate kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: it will cool even more pants we head into tomorrow. the first band of grain moving through northern california. but this little piece of the tailback will move into the north bay. with the second round of rain coming and with a few spotty showers at 11:00 to 3:00 in the morning. drizzle at the coast line. possibility of thun

t t walked away. >>> after watching so many crime movies, i thought escaping from a jail wouldn't be this easy. this is at a jail in georgia. pay attention to this video. that is an inmate just walking out the door, just helping himself through a series of doors and an exterior gate. some employees were reprimanded because of this incident. >> how did this happen? how are those doors not, like, magnetically locked or bolted or something? >> well, apparently there is some sort of an issue. the fulton county sheriff's office is trying to figure out whether it was an inmate that left the door propped open when he went out to take out the trash or whether the locks themselves on the door are faulty. this other guy, michael sean wilson, took advantage of the situation. >> how far did he get? >> not very far. he was gone for eight minutes. he was found. >> eight minutes? what? >> he was immediately found in a nearby wooded area but it's still like, what? >> what was he in there for? is he a real bad guy or what -- >> no, he was in for some traffic violations but now he is facing felony charges of obstruction and escape. >> the eight minutes had to be awesome, though. >> you'll be on the top of that lad are. careful. >> this is telltale signs of a cat rescues. it's a very large tree and a cat named kiki. someone is on the ladder trying to get the cat in the bag. he has a difficult time putting kiki in the bag. she's in his hands and he's trying to put her in the bag and she's not having any of it. what? so he can't get kiki in the bag. kiki is wiggling around and she's got claws. >> there's no way i can get her in the bag. >> forget the bag. >> finally he's got her hanging by the neck and she's still way up in that tree. >> that is a big cat. >> it's not a small one. >> kiki pee'd and it got on the ground of the peeft show shootishoo feet of the people on the ground. kiki landed. >> it's another edition of cyclist versus cars. first a motorcyclist. >> oh, geez! >> you see this car with the dash cam pull out of what looks like a parking spot. we see the motorcycle and the rider go flying over the hid of this car. but watch, miraculously the motorcyclist gets right up and walks over to his bike. >> that's nut. that looks like it blew him out of his shoes. >> what's amazing is that the bike shattered. >> we're going to head to br brisbane, australia. you can see the rider with his helmet cam. watch what was. >> where did that car come from? >> the car hits him and he had to have a titanium rod put the whole length of his femur. the police report filed as a result of the accident, according to reports the driver of this car was basically fined for, quote, unquote, following too closely. but when the cyclist reached out for the police department, the officers were like this case is already closed, we filed on your side. but when he got a copy, the police report was filled out in first person from his perspective, a perspective he never offered police. so he claps the police mishandled this case. >> the queens land police forwarded this report to the ethical command and it is now the matter of an internal investigation. >> these dudes are taking on the monsters of all beer bongs. >> which they are calling an octo bong. >> but see why this may get the best of them. >> come on, that's a waste of beer! >> and he's riding out on it's great having at&t u-verse high speed internet. walter likes to download fix-it videos... and watch "boardwalk empire." it helps sam with math... [ beeping ] ...and online gaming. and suze loves her smartphone for "social" studies... like video-chatting with sara. hi, ms. kelly. hi, sara. [ male announcer ] call to get the fastest internet for the price -- $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. on our newly expanded advanced digital network, get more connectivity, reliability and speed options -- now up to 45 megs. we have our own private wi-fi hot spot -- right here. getting connected is no problem -- even all at the same time. it's fast. it's reliable. and it's affordable. [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. with a wireless gateway, connect all your devices and save on tablet and smartphone data usage at home. now i can do the things i want to do, like email my mother-in-law. or check celebrity

t that's correct. >> stephen: so far i have got t stop me when i don't have it any more.ere you involved in enhanced interrogation and dow believe we should be doing it? >> i was involved and deputy directed the counter ter cyst center that conducted those interrogation techniques and housed al qaeda prisoners. i don't regret what we did then but since thened american people have had the time and the space to debate this issue. and they've said we don't like it and we don't want our security services doing it. so i respect that, the security service in a democratic society served at the will of the people. and the will of the people has spoken. >> stephen: do you think it might swing back, we get attacked again. >> no way, no way. >> stephen: if we get attacked again. >> no way, dude, it's to the going to happen. furthermore f it did the people in my position, and i would do the same f i were them would, say no and if i were were there i would resign, that ain't going happen again. >> stephen: did you ever rendition anybody. >> no, i signed papers to do it, to have people

i think what at&t is could go is cost effective. screw the safety and screw the people. thank you >> thank. >> next speaker >> good afternoon. i'm dr. kenneth. i ask you to deny at&t this permit. in 2006 the first floor of 4216 california street was flooded with 18 inches of water. as we know san francisco is in a service active zone are there will be an earthquake and the sewer lines will break. the battery lines will be on the first floor of the building i urge you to vote this down >> thank you. >> next speaker >> good afternoon. i'm a resident of the neighborhood. on page 10 of at&t june letter arguing against sequa project he writes there's nothing about the location of the batteries that cats there's an exposure to fire such as there is any unusually impact from the hazard materials quote/unquote. doing both at&t and the planning department ignore there are dental offices located on california street. each of those offices makes uses of the insend deprives burns and bhut bhutan torches. and this building has no ventilation system yet at&t seeks to install high beat acid systems. there was one in china where 1 hundred workers were killed. they only have one a