mrs. moore's sitting above, on the hill. in a simple weather reports, wind travels, faster up than at the bottom the wind gage is at the bottom of the parking lot. we need real conditions real live conditions of what residences are living in not theoretical and made up. one second. in the initial earth study that was done, i'm somewhat disappointed that people did not look at this closer and look it with a more critical eye that the air monitoring and air modelling that was done by the company, by lenar was actually -- i'm trying to get that graph to you. (buzzer) this is the same study done and utilized and the data was used by the incloegs, that the model was used at the san francisco airport. there is no micro studies done in bay view hunters point, we know historically, the wind swirls on top of the hill, if [inaudible] he would have broke babe ruth's record, we're tired of you people. we are starting our own company. those of you like to participate -- this >> thank you doctor. >> we would ask that you pull the permit u

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. >> mr. moorehere or is this just a serious stupid miscalculation on his part? >> no he is still pandering to the right edward. one of the things people need to know about this is the state of texas has 30 significant military installations. if you count the coast guard stations in texas. if the president really wanted to do something like this he wouldn't have to send invading forces. he would just have to send an e-mail to all those commanders and tell them to march out the gate. the largest military reservation in the world is about an hour north of where i'm sitting, fort hood. most of the people there are deployed around the world, courageously serving their country, while back here in texas, their integrity and their service is being insulted by conservatives. and on top of that at the legislature just across the road here, they're busily reducing the access to tuition, free state tuition to state universities for members of the military while they're cutting business taxes. that's the kind o

monitors further up the hill at about the elevation up the hill involved in the process, including mrs. moore. i wanted to update that is now completed. in addition we have added formore monitors that is part of the es bes toes. for her eforlt and helping us identify further improvements to bolter our program. one of the items was the idea of putting outdoor hangers in the community. that provided some information to project resources. this is the front and back of the flyer going out, it's in three languages, english, spanish, and can't neeztonese -- >> those are for phase two, for the removal of the dirt, that is not going to start -- when is that phase going to start? >> it's likely to start some time next week. that is right. initially, during the demolition, it's not mass ka reading it's moving slabs -- they will remain operational, daily, through the completion of the project. >> those reports will be go over. daily monitored and the health department will have a look at them and all of the other agencies will have them going forward. >> that

i got a deal for you, mr. moore.up my kim better .45 and my browning over-under when you stop traveling without armed security. i didn't think so right. that's what i thought. liberalism can be hazardous to your health. have a safe weekend, everybody. >>> police awaiting protesters gathering this hour for what is expected to be a massive rally in baltimore. a day after the six police officers who arrested freddie gray faced multiple felony charges. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters." >> a city you might say in disbelief because they woke up this morning to the front page of "the baltimore sun." seeing something they never thought they would. mug shots of police officers charged in the death of one of their suspects. city hall today resembles an armed camp. the national guard on stand by. law enforcement officers from around the mid-a

caller: good morning mr. moore.ot really see where there is a big issue in regards to liberty, violations of church. i think there has been one issue hit up on in regards to the catholic church. and companies not wait to pay their employees for health care that involved abortion. i do not really see where there is a big issue. governor bush spoke on that, by do not agree with that. also, i do not really think that most americans agree with the immigration reform at all. i think we want the government to enforce the laws that are already on the books. if you really polled somebody, you would find that out. my only other point that would like to make is -- i do not know why evangelicals are on the side of republicans because they do not believe in helping the poor like jesus christ did. i do not think that the united states can afford to have a republican president a republican house and senate again because we know what disasters happen when those three are in office. host: thank you. guest: you are exactly right jes

mr. moore's property. >> he told him. for sure. >> i'm afraid of him too.rd with the big talkers and this prom poster at a public high school in wisconsin is causing some pretty big backlash with students calling it sexist. the poster is billing the prom as a "night to protect her character. featuring the words one honest tidy and classy. well students say this is sex shaming and insulting to female students. the principal says that the posters were meant to promote a positive prom experience and not a night you would want to forget. the school has by the way since taken those posters down. >>> well, the way one georgia mom taught her son a lesson is earning some cheers and some criticism. you see chiquita hail had police fake arrest her kid. cuffs and all. just to scare him. chiquita says her son sean had been octobering out in school disrespecting his teacher refusing to do hissy his work. everything she says went in one year and out the other and she says she feared he was developing a disrespect for authority. >> being disrespectful at any age to anyone

they had a suspect and they walked over to talk to him and he shot mr. moore.trius blackwell, there he is. long rap sheet violent guy. so what i'm calling for now is i want a valley -- rally in new york city respect the police rally? can we get a respect the police rally? do you think we can get one? >> you know, because of the incidents that we have seen and they have been sporadic and they have been in many would have you believe it is an epidemic and that police are gunning down innocent african-american men by the day here in this country. the stats don't back. and so now what we have is an atmosphere politicians sometimes at the highest levels that police are a bunch of murderers that they are out to do target practice. >> can we do a respect police demonstration wouldn't that be in good in the contest plaintiff moore losing his life? >> gutfeld was saying on the five tonight. they would do it but they have jobs. they are working. people that support the police don't feel the need to go out and march. >> as jon stewart once said it's very hard to get moder

at first when mr. moorea and the police he wanted to be anonymous but he's changed his mind and spoke to our miguel marquez. >> reporter: it was this video of the arrest of freddie gray that sparked a firestorm. the man who shot it now feels free to speak out. >> this is where it started. i was walking, walking, and then i zoom -- i zoom my phone in so i can get a closer shot. and at this time he was handcuffed and they had the heels of his feet were like right here. >> reporter: it was the last time freddie gray was seen alive. kevin moore, born and raised in west baltimore, was friends with gray. once he had the video, he feared releasing it. >> you were afraid to come forward with that video. >> yeah, yeah. i was -- at first. because the police, man, they have their ways of handling things, you know what i mean, quote unquote. these guys, they don't care what it is. if it's going to bring negativity to their image, they will do whatever it takes to sweep it under the rug. >> reporter: moore, a member of c

mr. wes moore.ou. >> we're a few weeks removed from the riots now, these indictments coming in. as you've had a chance to absorb it all, what's the impact on baltimore? >> i think baltimore is still very much in a form of healing but i think the interesting thing is people often asked so what happens if there's no -- if the charges don't stick? what happens if there's no prosecution. i think the bigger question a lot of boltaltimoreans are asking is what's happen if that's all we're waiting for. in baltimore there have been 39 murders in baltimore city. last night we hit our 100th murder in baltimore city. last year the number was 71. so we're watching a kickup in violence what's happening in baltimore. the people understand that while reformation of police and while this case becomes very important, that the underlying issues are still very problematic. >> why the uptick in the murders? >> what's interesting is we're watching a correlation, and there's been a lowering in arrests and an increase in

moore. >> so what would you mrs. please explain the lot merger the current lot is being merged part of the land that is being added. >> the existing gas station occupied 3 parcels and they're going to merge them even though they don't merger the lots they'll be develop on a site in expose of lot size. >> a gas station operate open 3 lots is that typical or something that happened over time with the merger never done. >> i'm not quite sure i don't know if i know about history of gaugs it not a typical condition but certainly the case we generally view multiple lots for the purpose of planning code and to formalize and merger the lots into one lot is part of project. >> good query the question i'll have is a question directed to you mr. sanchez is the issue about size of conveniences becoming a restaurant is a subtle point and happened to be earlier on the calendar i'd like american people explaining explanation for the proposal here. >> certainly the planning code under the planning code section allows an as accessory

moore. >> would you have to reference the changes submitted by mr. mel sincere earlier. >> adopting the new motion adopted by staff commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. >> okay commissioners we have a fairly long day let's take a break now but try to make it medium and take a couple of short breaks in between this evening. >> sounds good. >> welcome back to the san francisco planning commission for thursday, may 21, 2015, i'd like to remind members of the outdoor audience to silence our electronics. >> commissioners we concluded item 8 a request to take item 10 out of order it workout for staff very good. we'll be taking item 10 out of order for case tennessee street a large project authorization commissioners i'd like to note that on may 7th after hearing and closing public comment you voted 5 to 2 with commissioner antonini and commissioner johnson voting against to cont

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moore. peace officers mr. speaker are the first to respond to the call for help when someone's in trouble. that's who they call. the police are the first and last line of defense between criminals and citizens, and it's somewhat ironic mr. speaker, that our society counts on police officers to protect their community, to protect their property, restore order yet they are targeted and criticized when they try to do their job to protect the rest of us. we thank the peace officers who in spite of this continue to serve and protect neighborhoods. as long as criminals are on our streets and our neighborhoods refusing to follow society's law, peace officers are absolutely necessary. as a country we should mourn the loss of all those in law enforcement that devote their life's work to restoring order in our community. since officer moore was murdered on may 2, two other peace officers were murdered in hattiesburg, mississippi. mr. speaker this week is national police week, and this friday, over here on the west side of the capitol the families of peace officers killed in the line of duty last yea

at crowell mooring. and mr. eric pritchard, executive vice president and general counsel for the recreational off highway vehicle association. we will begin the second panel with mr. warfield. you're recognized for five minutes for the purpose of an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking members and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify in support of hr 999, the rov in-depth examination. my name is buck warfield. and i have extensive experience in dealing with safe and appropriate use of off-highway vehicles. first, a bit of background. i was employed by the maryland state police as a police officer or a trooper for over 23 years, and i retired in 1993. with regard to off-highway vehicle experience, in 1985 i was trained and certified by the specialty vehicle institute of america, svia, as an atv instructor. in 1989 i became an atv safety institute or asi licensed chief instructor, and i continued to be contracted by asi to train, license, and monitor other atv instru

mr. pierce and his firm >> pam moore: happening now a celebration of life for jordan almgren.agically killed by a family friend as he slept kron 4 scott rates as live in brentwood tonight with a tremendous outpouring of support for jordan's family >> reporter: legacy behind me the service is letting out right now but the family is choosing to look on the bright side right now and focus on the joy that this boy brought to so many people of the joy for jordan is the model that was inside you take a look inside the church this is what it looks like this of the golden hills community church in britt would hundreds of friends and family came out to repay the that there's respects for jordan algren. jordan's father got up and said a few words >>: power of the love and support the community has given us over the past few weeks has been a saving grace for our family we now have an extended family which has no boundaries. because of the nature of this tragic event we've had an overwhelming need to include all of you in arguing we know we are not alone in this and we know we have a long

. >> i agree with commissioner moore you know simply because we would like to see the picture that was provided by mrdavis was helpful we could see the interior and i think also it is important to see the exterior and the signage because part of our approval process to this is only a move from limited to full restaurant which technically has to do with the service of alcohol part of whole with what kind of after appearance the facility will have i think this is wise to even on something like that we have rendering of the appearance and signage it is going date of birth role novice but i agree and am very much ♪ support village grove was and i a nice place prominently breakfast and lunch despite it name toast they will have many services it is nice to have a glass of wine for dinger >> commissioner richards commissioner antonini's and commissioner moore's i think completely supportive of the industrial process this is one of those i guess a couple questions i think when commissioner moore asked for the site plan what i'm looking for a separate bar for alcohol this is more things that puts meat open th

mr. pierce and his firm. words cannot express his disappointment >> pam moore: 7 east bay residents base starts saying a strange smell east bay mud is changing the way they collect water because of the of drought. they're bringing in water from different sources and is there bringing water from sources that are higher of and that's where the eye of algae blooms they filter out the algology but it also leaves behind a taste and smell. allow >>: people were said it said it tasted really disgusting like raw meat and really tasted off like algae written it tasted mucky the wall >> pam moore: is safe to drink because of a massive amount of complaint east bay mud is tried in the broadway of using this water but adds it will be difficult until a look and listen to the drought is over >> reporter: here's stanley roberts with people behaving badly >> stanley roberts: the two cabbies are spotting over the parking space the cabin a black jacket and for about three minutes they thought about and just outside the camp train station a fourth and came back limb on fourth and townsend was brought me here was this commuter bus

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moore. >> hi that's a good replacement building i'm glad this issues the neighbors is resolved he want to ask mr. washington we don't need a fire escape since the construction is sprinkled that means the rear yard and the reevaluation will be better by not having this flag i wanted to say

pam moore: new tonight at eight a man suspected of killing his nephew and san francisco has been arrested police said witnesses statements and evidence led to the rest of russia douglas on saturday mr. douglas is the uncle of markets douglas was found with a head wound in all on sunday dale avenue near mclaren park friday afternoon he died soon after. >> pam moore: in oakland some local businesses are still assessing the damage after a peaceful make a protest are destructive on friday night tonight their questions about the city's response dan kerman has more >> dan kerman: 38 after a small group and made a protesters turned oakland auto while into blocks of broken glass and smashed up cars the damage is still easy to spot the monday diller ship on broadway at 60 to 70 cards were vandalized and one of them barred at the costs that likely a couple of hundred thousand dollars. this small shop had five windows broken which will likely cost them 4000 to $5,000. >> dan kerman: at harry clark heating and plumbing they also on the look for thousands of dollars to replace broken windows at this paint store malcolm wallop broken windows from the proprietor not anger or frustration just sadn

moore. >> for the record this project e project is a strong and wide open area there is a solution with small coordinator along the bedroom windows i call out mr. burk you know my position the case it is a strong and open to the outdoor i will not outburst to it otherwise i would. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further commissioners there is a motion and a second to approve with conditions. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on item 11 san francisco overlook other crestmont drive a conditional use authorization. >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and members of the commission michael smith planning department staff it seeks conditional use authorization to amend the motion to modify a previously authorized plan development only two vacant lots 62 thousands plus square feet for the construction of 29 dwelling units in 62 thousands square feet with 58 off-street parking and new paved private street previous planning commission action i

fellow officers saluted brian moore as that ambulance was taking his body away from the queens hospital. funeral services are later this week j mrke huckabee announcing his gop presidential run in hope arkansas later today. >>> time for the good bad and ugly. the good from the battlefield to the field. he has a new mission. the nfl. he signed with the seahawks. he will talk about his unusual road to the nfl. >>> the bad, a rocky get away for a robber in oklahoma. he got into the store fine but didn't know the manager locked him inside. >>> remember the scene from love actually? puppy love? police called it to a florida school where two 7 yoelds shared a kiss on the lips. the teacher said it was innocent. don't forget to keep talking about the baltimore charges. go to our facebook page. >> "fox and friends" starts right now. >>> good morning. it is tuesday may 5th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert, isis has attacked america. the terror group launching its first attack on united states soil claiming responsibility just moments ago for that shootout in texas. we are live with the details for you straight ahead. >>> it is

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johning us with their thoughts jack moore director of search for jim cramer's charitable trust at the street and mre sense, microsoft? >> it makes a lot of sense. i was doing a quick poll. we have an interest in $27 private company, sales, you know, midcappish 5 million, 10 million, 15 million in sales. they're split on two platforms for running their businesses. either on the cloud with microsoft or using the google platform for contact and calendaring. they're paying a license with the sales force. if they're managing sales people, this is the platform. it's cloud based. i see microsoft, i don't care what they say, this makes a lot of sense for them. i also see ibm. this could be a game changer for them trying to get themselves to a 50% cloud base services. it would be a great product for them. i also see google. this makes sense for google small business platform. everybody would want this company. is it going to trade? i don't know. but, boy it makes a lot of sense for a lot of people. >> it has been growing fast. that's one reason cramer has had it in his charitable trust. do you think the dea

. >> pam moore: we are learning a new details about the death of survey month pc e of david goldberg's according to officials in mastic mexico mrof severe head trauma and the exercise accident they said his family found him lying next to a treadmill on friday at the four seasons resort near port of port by our he was taken and a to a hospital where he later died go bird is the husband of facebook executive sheryl sandberg irk. >> reporter: we got a frisky when coming out of the west looked on how long is this cool down will last. >> pam moore: a huge and well deserved honor to someone that we all really like warriors star seth currie kron 4 sports director gary radnich is here over the weekend of the warriors against the grizzlies in was so much fun >> gary radnich: let it pam with connections very good at your listees me about never inviting you so i guess now we are even. the good for you a.m. this context the glow of the mvp award >> gary radnich: this guy is just tremendous right now obviously you're where the seth currie is the mvp of the national basketball association james hart is a distant second lebron james was third

mr. president. on may 42015 officer broi an moore was -- brian moore was killed in the line of duty. this was an exceptional young police officer in new york city. he was young enough that he still lived in his father's home but he was experienced enough old enough that he had already become a decorated officer in the nypd. he had made over 150 arrests since joining the department just five years ago. commissioner bill bratten sawed in his very brief career he had already proved himself to be an exceptional young officer. we've heard a lot about law enforcement gone wrong but the reality is that every single day police officers are under threat are in danger, and all brian moore did was pull up on the evening of may 2 behind someone that was acting in a suspicious manner. and as they began talking to him, the man turned and fired at the car. officer moore was struck in the cheek. he had flaw to his brain. 90 -- he had trauma to his brain. 90 minutes after the shooter was arrested the man who perpetrated this crime he did it with one of two stolen weapons from a 2011 robbery in perry,

mr. speaker, i come to the floor today on peace officers memorial day to honor and acknowledge the life of greg moore. sergeant moore was shot and killed in the line of duty on may 5 2015. sergeant moore's 12-year-old son, dillon, wrote these words to honor his father. my dad was the best. he would tell me anything and was always there for me. all the time i was sad or lonely, he would be right by my side to comfort me. dad would also reassure me that he was ok going to work by telling me he was batman because he worked at night, had lots of gadgets, was skilled and charming. also wherever we went, he would know someone that was there. i would always wonder how and why he knew those people. dad's favorite place to eat was quidoba. it ended up being my favorite place as well. he was a boston fan and he's gone to a couple of games but i know he would have liked to see more. every day, though almost like tradition we would wrestle on the ground and try to beat each other. i've only won once but i have learned so many things from him. i love him so much because he was a good dad, always helping people an

mr. mayor, changing topics a bit here. the other evening here in new york city we had a young police officer, 25-year-old, brian moore, shott. what are your thoughts -- i was struck yesterday the "new york times," i'm not putting this on the "new york times" entirely terrific paper, maybe arguably our best paper, there is no mention on page one really of the fact that officer moore died. we cover as we ought to whenever anything happens with the police out on the street with victims of police brutality, police shooting. it's on page one. what are your thoughts on the discrepancy between the way the media and politicians address situations that are legitimate in places like baltimore, new york staten island however and the way we don't address police deaths sometimes? >> well first of all i think this is a part of the big discussion of how we bring police and community together. i think we need to understand we literally are in this altogether. we need to understand the pain that is caused to a family when we lose a police officer, obviously the pain when we lose a civilian as well. but look this man was a hero. i have gott

mr. kuntz: before we begin i would like you to join me in a moment of silence for new york city police officer brian moore who tied yesterday, he was 25 years old, he was patroling in my parents' old neighborhood of queens village, new york. thank you. we have a curious tradition in public forums such as this, one in which people who are established themselves as experts, people who are well known to you, people who are well-spoken, and people who need no introduction receive an introduction from someone who is obscure to you, not known at all and you're wondering, what the hell is he doing up there? that would be me. my name is bill kuntz, i was born and raised in new york, lived in queens village as a teenager. i wanted to tell you how important this panel is both personally and professionally. today we are going to consider the facts that as the murder of police officer moore demonstrated yesterday there is no such thing as a routine police-civilian encounter not for the police officer, not for the civilian. for years i served on the review board reviewing misconduct for police officers. each and every

mr. mulvaney was sort of going down this road about who pays for the cost of the breach. on october 1 2015, is going to be a merchant liability shift. and so we are at gwen moore's custard stand here and i've got my smart phone to build a swipe my card. how much is this going to cost to me or do i just take risks and sake of colleges take chances for a few years until i get my basis of intent, start franchising my custard store or how much will it cost me to be compliant? >> the good news is for a small business that interested in upgrading their infrastructure, the costs are very low. you can get an a&e chip device from square for $30. >> okay. spoonfeed what are the right way to get it from a payment processor for not much more. so the cost is actually very low for the merchant and the good news is that october liability shift to digital it about if the merchant makes that small investment in the upgrade to accept chip cards and get the card issuer has issued a chip card in the liability for fraudulent transaction actually rests with the issues. so the merchant is exactly the same as they would be today. as long as it made that investment in the infrastructure

moore. >> hi that's a good replacement building i'm glad this issues the neighbors is resolved he want to ask mr. washington we don't need a fire escape since the construction is sprinkled that means the rear yard and the reevaluation will be better by not having this flag i wanted to say i think the building can be simpler even the avenue, i want to put that to record and to the consulting engineer that's not required. >> my mom wants an exit in the back she always see a has an exit and wants one in the front and back. >> mr. washington the dbi fire department provisions is not a choice by design; right? and i can confirm that with the but, yes. >> at this point again i'm concern of the fire code but we'll ghek the department. >> thank you. >> i move to approve. >> second. >> commissioner antonini. >> actually, the motion not to take dr and approve the project as proposed provisions that you will instruct them open the requirements for the stair. >> commissioners there is a motion and a second to not take dr and approve with direction from commissioner moore commissioner antonini commissioner h