formula retail use that didn't identify the use as a formula retail use is it speak subject to revocation at any time further adding to that discussion. i said earlier this is a unique matter and look forward to what the board has to rule. thank you >> mr. sanchez i wasn't here in june so a question which is relevant. is that really as easy as a name change to get out under underneath why wouldn't any potential kind of boarder line applicant do that with conditional use and everything else >> that's an excellent question it can be that simple surrendering that was that simple. over the past year we've been studying our formula retail controls and seeing how we can improve the controls looked at by supervisor wiener and this is something that he thought was a loophole in the process to deadly weapon with those situations. we've seen it in other cases where something that was identified as a formula retail use made changes so they didn't make the thresholds >> made a name change. >> in some chaingz cases it is more it depends on the functions but in some cases change a color scheme and it d

captain stanley says revocation is an option if they cannot perform. but he says the focus now is on giving the company a chance to see if it can deliver. >> if you have a tip for our abc7 news watchdog team, send an e-mail to watchdogtips@wjal.com. >> some breaking news from district house, prince george's county police are at the scene of a death investigation in the 1500 block of addison road south. police have not released more information on the case. we have a crew headed to the scene and we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. >> skepticism, outrage, disappointment are some of the emotions expressed in ferguson, missouri after police release more information into the shooting death of an unarmed teenager. >> police say that darren wilson did not know that michael brown was a robbery suspect before the teen was shot to death. surveillance video of the robbery was released in which brown was caught stealing cigars. >> the police say they released this video because there were freedom of information requests for its release by the

if the incident happens again, the order is a revocation >> then the other one was there was a loaded fiefrm was it combined. >> during the investigation the fire department correct me if i am wrong there was a firearm found the same situation. >> at the same time since they were stealing electrical it was also combined. >> there was a fire around december it was all combined and the investigation from the fire department they found the steering wheel of the power and a firearm on site my lawyer asked because of the hearing they gave thirty days and subsequent they did a change of ownership and mr. shep was brought into the permit now, mr. mendez was taken off the permit. >> as other mc ds had violations and what was the actions. >> i have been managing the program in two years and not seen situations i know the program goes back several years i can't think of any other situations. >> this is the only mc d that had this problem in san francisco. >> in my last two years no. >> so what was given testimony this evening was mr. mendezs name was put it in and the department doesn't have a

we have 34 percent had a 10 day permit revocation meaning they have to reapply. >> thank you. >> yes. >> then the balance i assume went all over the place. >> yes. they went all over the place. then the thirty percent up to thirty days what was the range? >> the range i'm sorry. yeah. i believe you said 31 percent >> 36 percent it was arranged on the thirty percent. >> so they have no option to reduce and another 15 percent that was up to thirty days this was a total of 36 yeah. >> then the balance was all over the place. >> yes. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> any public comment on that item? seeing none, then sir, you have 3 minutes of rebuttal if you have anything to say to the board. >> i represent what the lady has said my issue is that it has a flavor of a bandage solution instead of going after the big guys they're the source of the smoking i'm not. i don't want to sell to minors and my intent not to sell to minors all of a sudden i'm being punished. i think j r reynolds should be punished >> have you had any conversation with the employees. >> he's he jet lagged and new o

we're talking about the granting and denials and revocation of permits and licenses and acknowledge entitlements surveillance and other discretionary review decisions. i wanted to find someone that would quickly grasp a myriad of extremely complicated and detailed administrative law and factual situations. my nominee is a woman by the name of bobby wilson who grew up in public housing and went to columbia law school and fighter for individuals that have obey discriminated against and over a number of years she was been named one of the top lawyers in cancel super lawyer a rising star as the first african-american and lesbian partner at two highly recognized laurmdz in california. part of how i learned about here in addition to the community voices she served as the pro bono council working with terry stewart and enjoyed that and decided to seek for service for the city i ended up finding her and decided to name her i want you to move forward >> thank you supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much. actually colleagues if we were to pass this motion before us we would absolutely pit hit the jack pot

that are lacking we should look at those >> we've over the years brought several cases to you for revocation because in 2009 the commission requested a information on certain projects to insure there's not a lot of outstanding caps. >> so the big item is the sales force site that could add a lot to the allocation have we asked them there's talk about adding to the warriors and the sales force controlled was allocated so you'll not have to reallocate those. so it's not clear at this point how much space the warriors radio going to build but probably less than what was less than allocated >> that could give you more square footage. >> right a couple of hundred square feet down the road. >> and then because it seems like like we're not ready to halt the projects and get into a contest we don't know where the economy may go we may be stepping into that if there's a couple hundred square feet bogging because of the sales tax site this is probable over the next couple of years it will be interesting to see what projects are in that two years. >> sure. >> i don't particularly like the idea of setti

however, the process for suspensions, revocations, like appeals, those things are all in place so if we do begin to have trouble with

that is why the decision is so a revocable, made on the right asis. no folks, no fingers crossed.he reason they are not planning is that there is no mandate to do that in the association. in the u.k. cabinet yesterday they said that it was his graceful that they had not made any planning. the referendum we are having was consented upon and agreed by for the scottish government. the sovereign will of the scottish people might be. [applause] >> this hate it will take until 2028, which is your policy, are you prepared to negotiate a shame mark >> i think that 5.5 years is a reasonable timescale to offer, as we have done in the white paper. our objective is to rid scotland of nuclear weapons. to be a member of nato and not the end of their country. the present secretary-general was the prime minister of denmark, a nonnuclear country. , 20next secretary-general out of 28 countries. uswhy is their hypocrisy for but not in norway? >> we will move on to our final section about what happens after the referendum vote. the next question is submitted by e-mail. it crumbs from fred lister. it

criminal background checks would result in revocation. failed to disclose information required in the medicare application or to report that accurately. >> so these providers are criminal? >> the actions we take are governed by authorities we have. revocation allows us to remove providers for the lead up to max another three years years based on the infringement. beyond that come along for his men as exclusion authorities that lasts for longer and is more widespread in its impact. we do work with law enforcement utilizes out. >> has you had occasion to refer a number of these to the u.s. attorney or other long for his lives? >> as comeau actively work on referrals, but even prior. so we've given law enforcement and unprecedented access to cms data and rail access to our system, the family utilizing our analytical work and asked cases develop i'm aware regular connection about cases they may be interested in them ultimately to make formal referrals they can choose to accept. we also work on the entire investigational process. as they deem

however, the process for suspensions, revocations, like appeals, those things are all in place so if we do begin to have trouble with something you didn't see at the front end we have every option to bring it before the commission because it's under our purview so that is more understandable or comfortable to you then i wanted to add that. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. if we're not issuing a permit with a bar with one mechanical amusement game how is it under our purview? >> that wouldn't be. >> so that would be the problem for the police? >> that's correct. >> i agree with you that the code is archaic and needed to be changed, but i have a couple of questions just for clarification to make sure that i understood. up to 10 games if it is a restaurant or a burrito shop or a pizza place? is that correct? >> that's correct. >> and if it's a restaurant that serves alcohol it's also -- >> we went back and forth with the city attorney and the planning department on this how specifically to define a bar and you will see in the legislation i think it's -- correct me if i am wrong director kan

just come into effect to tell you about it on our website dot com if you want to check out the revocations also to how far would you go to get your hands on hard liquor while adult apparently in the u.k. allegedly exchanged human body parts for a bottle of whiskey. right see. sir street. and i would think that you're. on a regular splitter. and still. be in the. again america's national security agency's big sued for refusing to reveal its former director he reportedly has got a lucrative sideline as a private consultant with millions of dollars but activists claim state secrets explains. the agency that eroded the meaning of privacy and indiscriminately peered into the lives of millions of citizens around the world is suddenly subscribing to protecting personal information but only if that person happens to be the former director of the national security agency keith alexander the n.s.a. work uses to release the financial disclosures of the four star general who according to reports is currently raking in some one million dollars a month for his cyber security consulting services this has

>> i thought for the revocations. the lift bag is a backup safety system. knew i was going to be recovering in a high sea state in the daytime. we rely on the red back to see it. i knew it was going to take them longer to find me. it was that or missed the window. i said cut it away. >> where does this rank? >> it's up there. >> just up there. [laughter] , which isrom family clearly the most important. >> delivering my children. you have to have a sense of perspective. there are things that are part of your fiber. there is nothing you can do. it's incredible. [laughter] >> how could this happen. sense of thean the magic of birth. >> my wife and i were bonded over that experience. >> she was there. she was there on the dive. she was there at the birth. >> she was supportive of this. >> and involved. and she was stoic. it was not that she was not emotional about me leaving. her dad was in the air force. are pilots. she understands risk. she understands why you take risk. because of the joy of flying. you trust the engineering. she had a framework to put it wi

that is why the decision is so a revocable, made on the right asis. no folks, no fingers crossed.he reason they are not planning is that there is no mandate to do that in the association. >> in the u.k. cabinet yesterday they said that it was his graceful that they had not made any planning. the referendum we are having was consented upon and agreed by for the scottish government. the sovereign will of the scottish people might be. [applause] >> this hate it will take until 2028, which is your policy, are you prepared to negotiate a shame mark >> i think that 5.5 years is a reasonable timescale to offer, as we have done in the white paper. our objective is to rid scotland of nuclear weapons. to be a member of nato and not the end of their country. the present secretary-general was the prime minister of denmark, a nonnuclear country. the next secretary-general, 20 out of 28 countries. >> why is their hypocrisy for us but not in norway? >> we will move on to our final section about what happens after the referendum vote. the next question is submitted by e-mail. it crumbs from fred

revocation was handled in a matter consistent with the classification. prevents the revocation of a document from the cia facility to secure committee offices on capitol hill. the document was handled and trends for did in a manner consistent with the classification. it remains secure with the restrict the access and committee spaces. now the generally 15th 2014 meeting with director john brennan. in writing that they provide a complete version of the internal review. partialed to the document they currently possess. december senator markey udall a code this request. 2014 the ciaary informed the committee it would not provide the internal review. committee, citing the deliberative nature of the document. shortly thereafter, on january 15, 2014, c.i.a. director brennan requested an emergency meeting to inform me and vice chairman chambliss that without prior notification or approval, c.i.a. personnel had conducted a search -- that was john brennan's word -- of the committee computers at the offcite facility. -- offsite facility. this search was not only o

right after the great recession was over to, 49% of the people said we'rer revocably broken.how did that change after -- i mean, you can still smell the suggester if, the lava, we could still feel it. that's four years ago. >> much of this, i think to quote yogi berra if i'm not mistaken, it's day ya assume over again. we pulled out of some wars. the headlines are not helping. there is a lot of great stuff going on, but people have to shake it off, get up every morning with a little more energy. there is a fighting spirit. >> there's nothing wrong with being a cheerleader just because you're rich. [laughter] listen, i was discussing just yesterday, in fact, the farmer's almanac with a friend of mine and saying how much i really, really like it, that down home wisdom. and i also feel like that with main street and regular folks. give you an example, my mom. i remember years ago marshalls, marshalls, it's great. i should have bought that tj max stock, right? regular people, they're not only very smart, but they also get this way before wall street. there's only one area, and th

>> we've also seen in the uk some of the revocations of passports of british citizens who have become foreign fighters. we know that there are at least a handful, at least according to sources, government sources, telling nbc news there may be 6 to 12 who have gone to syria to fight. the question is, when you have those passports, can they get back in to this country? the administration is saying clearly they don't believe that that imminent threat they're talking about is a threat to the homeland. but it's something that is also under consideration. what do we do about americans and other westerners who have passports that allow them access back into europe or into the united states who have gone over to syria to fight? >> chris jansing, thanks very much. we will check back with you a bit later for more of a preview of what's coming up on "meet the press." thanks. >> thanks, lester. >>> turning now to tropical storm that is brewing in the atlantic. cristobal is gaining strength. it actually became a tropical storm just a few hours and is already responsible for this flooding in puert

it is your revocable. we are not going back. but this is not just for politicians. whatis for all of us after has been the longest election campaign. i have every.est street and we have to remember, the next morning, we have to go on with making a difference for things that matter to scotland. issues of social justice. we all need to work very closely together, and i hope we will do that. [applause] >> i will say that i agree with much that he was just saying. i don't agree about the campaign. i think this has been the most extraordinary, energizing campaign in scottish history. it are people who are going to vote who have never thought about voting for political parties. a poll of 80%, a marvelous engagement. this is a hugely exciting time for scotland. but i think he has a good point. in the aftermath, there is an obligation to bring scotland together. we're going to have to bring scotland together. if it is a yes vote, then i will betweenhe obligation the referendum and independence, not just involving the scottish national party, but all of the parttalents of sc

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ago his taking a somewhat underreported picked it up and he said france is completely, totally the revocable bnkrupt. france is in good shape compared to spain, portugal, italy and greece. a former bankers our dumpster diving defined sandwiches in the morning. that's the bad things are in spain and greece and most of europe. how dedicate there? green energy. green energy is what caused the disaster in europe. it's built up such that because it's impossible to ever pay for wind or solar or biofuel. they are great ideas but they don't work without government spending billions of taxpayer money. so all those countries are now broke and the result is that europe, far more liberal, far more progressive, far more socialist than the united states, just scuttled their greenhouse gas emissions standards to they said where bankrupt. there are no jobs. we can't possibly comply. let's get rid of them. at that exact moment the leaders of this country were giving speeches saying, global warming and climate change are such imperative that we have no choice but to reconfigure the entire american economy. am