someone could sue us. the 4r5ish9 used explosive chemicals. i've dmrutd a packet of information a listing of all the chemicals we have under our housing management plan dated july 2012. we've never had a sorrows judicious u injury but we know sdrafr when we work with the expounds our employees useful body apparatus. we run forklifts and we have deliveries everyday and we're incapable with residents including the homeless shelter that's been proposed. we've been good corporate citizens we're finishing improvements of our laboratories and this is endangered to build a homeless shelter >> sir, your time is up. >> i have packets of information can i leave them how many do you need. 6 or 7 >> we need 8 excuse me. 7. thank you >> perfect. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm robert davis i'm a dab resident. i'm appearing to oppose the baby shelter which would include a warehouse from p dr two. this is a dangerous idea. the p d quote within the health and safety regulations and within the stipulation of this code which may have minimum and maximum di

they're trying to get a conditional use you without looking at the special use district. those issues become important in a sequa matter because land use impacts our sequa issues. in fact, that's why 2010 deck was thrown anti they forgot to consider the land use impacts so we know we need land impact uses because the judge said it once. if the special use district means anything 235 it means those are special district. they're trying to take the number one conforming conditional use and borrow from a neighborhood conditional use and make it a special use when it's not permitted on page 38 of the knob hill district. we bring it to your attention because we think the land use it is not uses go properly >> any additional public comment okay public comment is closed. commissioner that will and places you under your regular calendar >> yeah, i'll have to recuse myself because the proper place ♪ my distance >> do i hear a motion. >> on the motion to rescuing commissioner (calling names) so moved, commissioners, unanimously 6 to zero. had commissioner item 9 for 1111 california

that takes us to section 711.83, public use. public use is the reference for that is section 790, the controlling for that is 790.80, and it states in 711.83, that the conditional uses are allowed by story. so staying parallel to the uses inside of the building only. it says you need a conditional use inside first story, second story, third story. the roof is not a story. we don't necessarily say that they cannot build there, we say they have to build according to this code. which stipulates inside the building. so the controller here now gets us to section 790.80, public use. a publicly or privately owned use which provides public service to the community whether conducted within a building, or on an open lot. it continues which has operating requirements. and this states location within the district including civic instrustructures such as museum so forth and transportation facilities and utility installations. strong part here is including internet service exchange and wireless transmission facilities. this is where wireless

can the state say you cannot use it, you have to use it? will there be countries that say towant all of our children be embryos that are above average so that north korea becomes lake will be gone? i don't know the answer to these but we are going to have to confront them, not because anybody sets out to create a brave new world, but because research, intended and focused on the relief of human purposes, on medical teaches us things that have secondary uses, teaches us more about genetics and interventions then necessarily we wanted to know. and gives us the opportunity to move into these areas, move into them slowly. the first use of this will not be for preimplantation genetic testing. it will be because adults who cannot have children "of their own," because they do not make eggs or do not make sperm will want to use this to make their own eggs and sperm. worksnford colleague who on this gets e-mails from people every week to make eggs or sperm for them so they can have their own genetic children. that's pretty attractive. you start with

i've added them to help us. i didn't understand until the next day to an american drone killed my son. why tell me may allah deprive them of their souls that they robbed us of our son. he was the only one providing for this family. all we have left now is ninety years. we only target al qaeda and its associated forces. and even then that the use of drones is heavily constrained before the strike is taken there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured the highest standard we can set up our offer. except there was a deadly failure yemen's interior ministry confirmed the cousins had no links to terrorism in a country where tribal ties surmount all the loss was felt far beyond the family the lighthouse has never acknowledged the deaths were below the strike. humm it shows me the evidence. this is what killed them what's not to be a fragment of a hellfire missile launched from a drone. the us believes this is the best weapon against al qa'ida. although not officially at war in yemen the corp

holding a gun to someone's head to rob them uses the gun without pulling the trigger and truman uses that and iran right after world war two we use it over and over again match to twice. korea so was korea have soo i mean this happens over and over again proposed every presidential or develop nuclear because it had nixon eisenhower the madman nixon proposed that he would use nuclear weapons in vietnam he never came about because he was already bombing the hell out of the place most massive bomb but later one who fathered min said that the united states threatened nuclear war thirteen times against. unbelievable and this brings me to reagan's obsession with the star wars fantasy and i think it was almost the most despicable part of the story was seen that there was actually a once in a lifetime chance for nuclear disarmament and he just started under it. because they were regulars at reykjavik reagan clung so fiercely to his fantasy about star wars gorbachev was proposing that we give up all nuclear weapons and he said that as long as you keep star wars testing in the laboratory rathe

that use or seek the legalization for the use. that was the case in 2012 for the masonic approval or you can seek to change to another type of use. the types of uses i can chance to are regulated by two other parts of the planning code. if the use is permitted in the nc one district and conditional permitted within any neighborhood commercial district within a quarter of a mile like polk street if those are accurate the project sponsor can go ahead with a request for conditional use to chance to that other identified use. so in this case, the other use is entertainment which is a defined category and it's permitted with conditional use within the polk district >> and so the inlying district is 4 so this third option to change the use either in a nc within a quarter of that mile. does it have to do with 4 or not >> the only underlying zoning only comes into play because the non conforming uses in non-arousal district which this is. >> thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> i think that explanation is an important link we can't challe

we have total energy use per floor.ergy use in the building today that will show information and percentages on how much is being used today versus an average day. there's also information from solar, how much solar the building is producing, and showing the savings from solar. we also have reclaimed water and that will be shown per month. the center section is dedicated to water, wastewater and power. we have live information showing us how much wastewater has been treated so far from the night before. there is also a twitter feed and information that anyone that comes in can see, you know, current news and information from the twitter. there's also bart information, when is the next bart leaving, when is the next train departing. and there is weather, hetch hetchy, and weather at san francisco. >> the physical arts wall is comprised of 54 feet, 160 high-definition monitors that has a 3-d motion detection that allows you to approach the wall and then to look at the contents that is there in front of you, which is a bea

that would be the labeled use.ome of these companies have marketed them to physicians and said, look, this has been effective in other areas, is that about right? >> yeah, i mean, off labeling has been done for a long period of time. and i don't think it's always necessarily a bad thing. when it's abused it's a bad thing. at often it is abuse. these fines are nothing new. these are the largest ever, but it's still not big enough to prevent these big pharmaceutical companies from doing this fraud. when you look at it, $2.2 billion sounds like a lot of money to the average person. and it is. but as you showed earlier in your promo they made over 24 opinionated for just one of the three drugs they got in trouble for today. off label something extremely common, but it's not always a bad thing. but in this case or in the case where they're pushing the drug to make money it is a very bad thing. >> on that point people in your practice, you have used some pharmaceuticals off label, as it were? >> absolutely. i do chronic

to office use. it is a legalize the office use. it will have over 8 house square footage. in a the project sponsor created a historic maintenance plan to assist in the feasibility of and to justify it to office space. the subject building the h m b m public works repair the roof and windows and exterior restoration of the ground floor windows and it was reviewed. as noted within the staff report the department has received one correspondence that neither supports of opposes it. the department feels it's sdiernl for the neighborhood. it's 5 percent of the large office space and the authorization of the off space will allow for new businesses in the neighborhood. the project sponsor is present and this concludes my presentation. thank you >> project sponsor, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. carolyn with patch stuffy and a batch. we think that it is straightforward issue. it's been in use since the zoning. there's only one public works dr at that particular time. as part of the project the pro

i used to have it on my end table.i still have it hanging there. >> thank you for sharing your memory. here is james in alabama. make sure you turn your television down there. go ahead with your comment. i think we lost him. we are going to take you to dallas for the ceremony is about to get underway. at arlington international cemetery, looking at the dallas news coverage. this is the headline on one of the news pages this afternoon. hundreds gather in chile -- in a chilly plaza. is about to get underway. we will take you live when it starts. mary is next. >> i worked for john kennedy. i was 33 years old when he was shot. he was a war hero. he carried a man with his pt boat crash. he pulled that young man to sure. i worked so hard for him. there was so much he could treat against him. they talked terrible about him. i could not see what religion had do with it. my own family would not speak to me for three years because of the fact i worked so hard for him. he was a great man and had great potential. i really feel bad

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the term international community is used in the if you in the iranian. media particularly press t.v. or so it's being used to really i think you can say loosely across the board but again i think. i think the term is without doubt is a western concept which was you can say a post war to legacy. which basically i think there are different here branches and we have to focus on again if you are talking about the international committee are we talking about you know u.n. security council and the five members or are you talking about the general assembly so and i think there are also different categories i think we have to say different discourse here is which is why. we agree with you on that point i completely agree with you on that point but george it isn't the general assembly that goes to war and it doesn't have a private army called nato does it. you know that's that's exactly right and. what's happened is that after the cold war there could have been at the margins of a genuine international community they could have emerged some kind of a. consensus a

the term international community is used in the if you in the iranian. media particularly press t.v. or so it's being used to really i think you can say loosely cross the war but again i think. i think the term is without that is a western concept which was you can say of course war was to legacy. which basically i think there are different here branches and we have to focus on again if you are talking about the international committee are we talking about you know u.n. security council and the five members or are you talking about the general assembly so and i think there are also different categories i think we have to you can say different discourse here is which is why. we agree with you on that point i completely agree with you on that point but george it isn't the general assembly that goes to war and it doesn't have a private army called nato does it. no that's a that's exactly right and what's happened what's happened is that after the cold war there could have been at the margins of a genuine international community they could have emerged some

but this is a total win for us. the glorious news. now our film is free also in the us. but you never know with these camps. or. i return to nicaragua to show the film to the workers. told invested millions in lawyers and media spin to suppress does story. stories like this one about poverty and injustice need to be told over and over again. when they say it was great i really liked it do you know why because this soon shows the truth and the truth will never be silenced. do you think your argument about turkey banged up for dangerous examples of muslim democracy that was able to separate the it's really into from its economy still can be applied to these day that's a fair point but i spoke about in the book was how ways doki head down from being a complete bostic. he said make it a go away with hyperinflation nvidia volleyed. so achieved so much economic success and i think that was great but the problem there is of course they do want to be needed they have his attitude has changed he now has become much more to talk to. any criticism and more bad annoyed. what you're

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accessory uses essentially -- the secondary use, aside from whatever the primary and essential use of a particular site s in a residential situation, the accessory use in this instance would be cottage food. the other two general accessory use changes are extending the floor area allowed from quarter to a third. this is planning department's estimation of what is a more reasonable amount. particularly with cottage food, there was consideration of exempting the kitchen or having half the kitchen count. instead to make it cleaner and easier to enforce they're going with this recommendation of a third, a third of the square footage. and additionally right now, accessory use [speaker not understood] only apply in certain zoning districts. not including, for example, pdr and the planning department's feeling is that these accessories provision should be applied city-wide. so, again, the two changes related to accessory uses are going from one quarter to one-third and making the accessory use guidelines city-wide. i believe aaron star from the planning department is going to be here soon an

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the prospectives you shared with us, the opinions you shared with us. where do you think there's general agreement. second question, where do you think there's not agreement. and how do we go about reconciling that lack of agreement if we can. >> do you want to go first? >> senator carper, i think there is broad based agreement about the potential of a digital economy and virtual currencies, i think there is absolute agreement that there is enormous potential for social good, and that this is an emerging technology that needs to be protected. i also think there is clear agreement that we can't just ignore the misuse, and misuse jeopardizes the virtual ability of the currencies in the longer run. i don't think there is disagreement at all on those points. as it relates to areas -- i just don't think there is use for the laws at the exchange level. know your customer, those kinds of provisions. the greatest challenge, the greatest area we have to grapple with is how do we enforce the enforcement techniques. and the fact that this is a global phenomenon. t

that we can put to it and fiber that it gives us and food that it gives us.le these are vital and important and worth literally hundreds of billions of dollars, the part that we also have to be able to communicate is the more spiritual sense of how important it is that we get to live side by side with all of these forms that have three billion years of history behind them and how tragic it would be not commercially and not in a utilitarian way but an emotio l emotional, psychological, spiritual way if we watch them one by one disappear. >> this is sort of a merger between art and science and advocacy in a funny way getting people to wake unand realize what is going on -- wake up and realize what is going on. so it is a memborial trying to get us to interpret history and look to the past. they have always been about lacking at the past so we proceed forward and maybe don't commit the same mistakes. >> san francisco recreation and parks department offers classes for the whole family. rec and parks has a class for everyone. discover what is available now and get

i will the us snow. sophia did in the philippines will most powerful typhoon zed ever to make it on for ted's through the region destroying everything in its pot. or why is all in geneva cracks in the gym stop to favor the deal could be struck as multilateral talks on tehran's nuclear program drawn to a close and out of this world in the buildup to the twenty fourteen winter games of the russian city of sochi. the olympic torch continues its epic relay this time it set out to space. oh and what is also in part thank you very much indeed for joining us to all of us went out. we begin with the lake is almost full to the mullahs awful type things in history. super typhoon heidi on which has been tearing through areas of the central philippines with ferocious winds of up to three hundred and fifteen films is now up for the red cross estimates that twelve hundred people have lost their lives below the actual death toll could be much higher for strikeouts mary and stop reports. um the wasteland of debris the a

the purpose was to have no dominant use and to manage what was built there and have a diversity of uses. the urge sea of having a single opportunity to continue is very important. i want to conclude by just in endorsing john overruling's comments and to have a sense and openness that the garden is created and destroyed and we must have your help to see what we can do to change that. thank you. >> richard bolingbrook. >> madam commissioners. i'm a working artist. i wanted to acknowledge the artist. if you can stand up please. we have a newspaper of the star board members here and working artist from the shipyard. i wanted to speak in support of the recommendations of the ocii staff regarding the disposition of the new shipyard artist to the replacement building and i want to thank the oci staff who have been wonderful to work with and very helpful with this process. this is a specific use building and it has been a long time in development. shipyard artist and star -- have been integral in developing here. this building is going to be an essential part of the new art center out of the sh

you shouldn't use the word like a pronounce and use it in the workplace and use another word in the workplaceyou can say whatever you want in the privacy on your own home but in the workplace there are rules and you need standardized rules across the board for everyone. >> the problem it seems to me, charles blow, say you have a group of young black teenagers in chicago or philadelphia or wherever it hay be and they are all hanging out together and playing rap music, right, and keep hearing the "n" word and pounding away with the black artists and start using it as part of communication culture, whatever you want to call it, does that not make the situation more complicated? does it not make it difficult if the word that is apparently so offensive is in common parlance among the group that says it's offensive. >> it -- >> i'm playing pure devil's advocate. >> i think that can -- that kind of denies a historical context. james baldwin has a great phrase he said, people are trapped in history and history is trapped in them. the historical context for the appropriation of abusive context. do i p

they give us their name, they give us their address, they may give us their bank account information or social security number, whatever is necessary to process that complaint. and it's very important for us to make sure that that information is safeguarded from a security and a privacy standpoint. and we've been as careful as we can to do that. >> but what about other broad categories like information you collected about credit card transactions or mortgages. >> that information is de-identified, as apparently a it term of art. we are not interested with the credit card data. a ranking member and i had a colloquy about this earlier. >>> we don't need or want to know what you and i or other individuals are spending or what our patterns of behavior are. what we're looking for is the kind of information that will allow us to oversee the financial institutions. how they're treating their customers. are they complying with the law? what is the pattern of late fees and interest rates. it's the same data we used to fulfill our responsibility to congress. you all mandated that we do a repor

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to us non-climbers, the best free soloist in the world will tell us what it's like to climb a mountain with nothing but your bear hands and chalk. welcome to "consider this." new jersey governor chris christie with an historic win in a big blue state. and in virginia agency race it was a suspenseful night with a race between a democrat and a conservative republican. it's where tea partyers got top billing. we'll take a sneak peek of staying power tha, and the seisc shift to the left. i'm joined which jeff warren, and bill snyder, professor at george washington university. they're both in our washington, d.c. studios, and here in studio with me is tom doherty, former senior adviser to george pataki. bill, let's start with you. chris christie, a big win. but when you look at the exit polls in a hypothetical match up to hillary clinton he would lose in his own state. >> it tells us that new jersey is still a blue state, and hillary clinton is still a very popular figure there. look, christie won, he was expected to win. he got a third of the democratic vote. that's what republicans can on

sunnis on i didn't use the fan. still the result looks set to play for team b i woke up and zell next summer and stephen kaye joins us with some updates on the tournament. i love that big eyes a slew of nations advance to next year's world cup after winning in their regional qualifying play off match as much of the attention was on bureau as portugal the back of the brilliant hat trick by christy and when the bill would dance along with france greece and croatia. algeria and got to march to the last two spots in africa while mexico defeated cross regional opponents new zealand's for their take it meanwhile for the last drop were why is all but headed to brazil take months or even a few hours for their second leg after winning five snow in the first leg last week south korea earned their world cup berth and hired manageable and humbled to leave the squad back in june now for some baseball in the u c l a dodgers pitcher doj is all about the major leagues but has a place in as part of the little beads as well as announ

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