>> president peterson, members of the board, albert costello, architect for the owners. -- albert costa, architect for the owners. we respectfully disagree that the case should be reheard. the issues stated in their briefs were not new material. there are no new facts or circumstances that were not previously submitted in their briefs before. i have with me in front of me -- this is my folder of the briefs submitted already to you guys. there are 10 separate briefs that have been submitted to you. inside here, the issues that were raised regarding the policy to 0.3 -- policy 2.3 have been thoroughly exhausted. we rely on the interpretation of the planning department. we think the zoning administrator did an accurate job at the previous hearings. further, the issues of the easement and what was said before the not have a bearing on the requested variance. there was a lot said in the past about the owners could do this or that. there was a lot said. i do not have enough time here to go into that now. the main fact is that in terms of having a rehearing, we feel there is no new evidence. w

albert martin star. i'm sorry -- good morning. >> my name is cia selby. thank you for allowing me to come up here to apply for the gcac position. i am a member of a rapid transit subcommittee which is part of the riders -- transit riders union. in addition, i am a business owner. i own a business on the market and mason and turk. i have kids who go to rosa parks. so i frequently take the 38 back and forth, at least on that stretch. considering i am also the president of the lower hate merchants association -- haight merchants association, i had thought quite a bit about potentially conflicting forces, such as -- i know the president of the association believes it is important to have foot traffic. if you want to have good merchants, merchants that are thriving, you need good foot traffic. that is something that needs to be worked on in conjunction with the concept of the bus. one of the things that i might be able to bring to the cac is that understanding, being a business person and someone who is intimately working with merchants who depend on foot traf

welcome, everybody, to this very special science assembly here at albert einstein high school. we've invited some people who have done studies and work on the brain, to present to us here and to tell us about some of the exciting things that haven gone on in the world of medicine. a graduate of albert einstein high school who now works for a company called hope pharmaceuticals has come to deliver some remarks about the project she's working on. it's a drug called "alerta" that hope has developed. alerta is a drug that allows you to go without sleep for long periods of time. but a woman in the back row is sitting and listening to this graduate-- her name is maria-- and she hears alerta and a light goes off in her brain. because it reminds her of this second job that she's taken at a law firm where one of the associates at the law firm said, "you know a great way, maria, to work longer and harder is to take this stuff alerta." so she goes to your office, dr. satel, and says, "you know, i really could use this alerta stuff." do you write her a prescription? that's a good question.

earlier, albert costa referred to a letter saying it was our first common ground. we wrote a letter in support of the variance back in may saying supported an extension of the street. we send out a settlement agreement to work with them and also suggested community boards giving the information. we have talked to them, but nothing has come of it. we have tried to be available to work with them. obviously, we have very different positions. commissioner hwang: in other words, outside of those areas, you are not in favor? >> we are not. we feel the project is very inappropriate beyond the rear yard issue. but we are trying to come to supplement an agreement. commissioner hwang: i thought that was what you were saying but i was not sure. president peterson: any other public comment? seeing none, the matter is before you. commissioner garcia: i hate to be the first one to go. the standard for a rehearing with the manifest injustice. i suppose everyone that loses feels as though manifest injustice has taken place. i do not feel as though any evidence was presented to cau

i could go on about the traffic, and i have sat with peter albert, with the mta. we have talked quite extensively and actually walked to the differ intersections and looked at what is going to happen with all the different levels and integration of the plan as it goes. we are very excited about tier 5, and for those of you who are not aware of what it is, it is where the developer puts up $100 million in infrastructure. we have 24 months for the community groups to come together that are interested, and we start identifying things we would like to see improved in the immediate area. they are actually thinking of putting a 30/70 mac so we will jump to the front of the line. that is another $250 million or $300 million to fix that street out there. nothing makes it perfect, but i have a personal reason. about 33 years ago, i lost a little brother to a traffic accident. i happen right in front of me. about eight years ago, the civilized that can section. had it been civilized at the time i was going through it, i would still have a little brother. i understand everyb

albert c. beat cds are the new thing in the world. there are little bit more expensive but they're more energy-efficient and then and a slightly brighter and they do last long. they're probably the hottest thing right now. they're expensive deciding on the size to go with. for now you do need to watch them with three glasses and there is not much content to watch on 3-d to be. they discovered that they offer it few channels you might want to wait until next holiday season when there is more in 3-d content and the prices come down. however, google see these are new on the scene. their work well and are priced early. you get one for its $600 to depend on the size of the screen. they are regular lcd to be with the internet built in. it gives you the web on your tv and it is easy to use. almost anything you can do or you are watch from the internet on your computer you can do on it google tv from the comfort of your couch. the normal control is a keyboard for easy typing and lastly there is a cheaper way to get a guilty be paired is like

nation one and promised freedom -- >> the president as you heard read chapters about abraham lincoln, albert einstein and jackie robinson. it's a picture book in the form of a letter to his daughters portraying the lives of 13 great americans. he signed and left a copy of the book at the school library. he also read twas the night before christmas and answered questions about life as president. a case of nature stranded by nature. a coyote hangs on for dear life in the middle of a freezing lake. the rescue effort to reach the animal. police officers from one bay area city trade their badges for a different uniform today to bring holiday cheer to dozens of children. >> here's a live look from emeryville back towards the marin headland. the low clouds are returning and bringing a stormy weekend. bringing a stormy weekend. i'll pinpoint when the a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's a man cave! the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to? >>> take a look at this. a coyote was rescued today after floating on a sheet of ice in c

albert should be withdrawn from the list of retirees. we would like to draw one item, item 498/14 k 17 on page 116. >> thank you. seeing none any item severed by the superintendent up for discussion tonight. item eight is the superintendent's proposal. this is from item 108-2491, general transportation policy. this was moved and seconded on august 24. we will deal with the quick report from the ad hoc. >> so we'll read it into the

copper around albert light, park station, you have drug activity, warrant arrests, robberies. the homicide was at the tennis courts which is sort of the next area out from that in your area. then you come to the auto break- ins which have been a long martin luther king, bowling green drive. that area west of there. then it is a collection around the park. certainly, more during the daytime and early evening, but these are reported crimes, mind you. the outer part contents to be rather quiet, probably because there are fewer people out there as it gets later. as it gets to the evening, there are not as many people in the park, visitors, tourists. it is interesting, there was a bluegrass concert. there were hundreds of thousands of people gathering, and you wonder, when and how are they going to get home? supervisor chu: given the patterns of what you have seen, what do you think about the partnership with iraq and part? have you worked with them to put up signs perhaps that warn folks not to leave valuable behins be what kind of things have you been doing with rec and parks? >>

albert should be withdrawn from the list of retirees. we would like to draw one item, item 498/14 k 17 on page 116. >> thank you. seeing none any item severed by the superintendent up for discussion tonight. item eight is the superintendent's proposal. this is from item 108-2491, general transportation policy. this was moved and seconded on august 24. we will deal with the quick report from the ad hoc. >> so we'll read it into the rover after we get up. actually, i guess commissioner isn't here and some of the one will give you quick report. on that spanish policy on who's taking the bus in the morning and in the afternoon. he's taking beet in the morning and the afternoon. it occurs over the next three years. the process is to ensure that they are well communicated when it comes to their trance por -- transportation. ensuring that families are not left out. and we will work closely to m.t.a. to be sure that options are available to all of our families. where more comments that anyone wanted to add it. i wanted to add that also so commis

in 1935, would start with the gallery with works that came in through albert bender, one of our founding trusties. when we opened our doors in 1935, 181 of the 186 pieces in our permanent collection had been gifted. >> what are the names that pop out as the museum evolved? >> we have another gallery that looks at the theories that the museum has since the late 1980's. we focus on a particular aspect of that program that developed under one of art curators. he arrived in 1989 and was especially interested in artists. >> are some of the highlights? >> one of the aspects of the museum program that i have been especially involved with have been the exhibitions that stand for society for the encouragement of contemporary art. it is encouraged to honor exceptional bay area artists during their careers. for instance, an early worked who showed here in 1996. for this exhibition, he has extended an updated it to 2010 with the addition of photographs and other frameworks. >> thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> as we examine the 75th anniversary, we cannot overlook its important role as an

. >>> and alberts was the orioles most used reliever this past season appearing in 62 game.ut landed in boston today. there'll be a lot of new faces in spring training coming up in february. >> he could have gone to the yankees. that would have been worse. >>> oh, christmas tree. you may have thought your ornamentnt when i saw all the jobs disappearing, i knew i needed to find a better way to support my daughter. [ male announcer ] at age forty, greg flowers went back to school. [ greg ] i got a job as a computer applications engineer. [ male announcer ] but now, some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. [ male announcer ] don't let washington get in the way. >>> a christmas tree display in the middle east goes beyond tinsel. this 40-foot tree is decorated with $11 million, very dangerous, worth of jewelry. the hotel owner is trying to set a record for the most expensive chri

one of the pyers also had some advice for albert haynesworth. he says to control his anger issues and to keep his head on the game. theseids are a whole lot more mature than a lot of adults. >> out of the mouth of babes. give it to the falcons. >> well, off to a cold, drilling rain we had yesterday. this morning we have had moisture lingering. the rain has changed over to snow. look at the radar where you see the white. that is snow. snow across northern virginia, parts of the district and parts of maryland as well and out in the mountains as well. now, the closer view othe radar is showing this snow that continues to fall right around our metro area here this morning and is going to continue off and for the next several hours. 37 at national airport. elsewhere, at or below freezing south and west where they are getting snow. actually, it may begin to stick on the grsy areas. most of the snow that's falling will be melting on the roads for a while. then much colder air is coming in and it will begin to freeze up. look at the winds. peak wind gus

. >> and what was his relationship with albert kinsey? >> keen at albert kinsey in late 1950. he became an informal associate of the institute for sex research connecting kinsey to a lot of source material and also donating fast amounts of his own archive because sam was a sexual record keeper in the record keeper about sexuality in general. so he gave lots and lots of material to the kinsey archives. >> what he's -- was yet in his lifetime? >> he had to live as a closet man as an academic professors. but as late 30's he found that more and more difficult, so rather than not to be out, decided to leave that. >> justin st, his newest book, secret his story in the life and times of samuel steward, professor, tattoo artist and sexual renegade, a finalist for the national book award of boo nonfiction category.k, cover >>> de did axe has covered several different wars and was a free lancer who worked for t c-span and in iraq and ve y afghanistan. david axe, where else have youw? worked? >> lebanon, chad, somalia, congo, off the somali coast.fora i might be forgiven if you -- nicara

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the political dynamics of albert -- agriculture transcend their need for efficient, inexpensive energy that has an impact on the price of the food we eat. there is a natural alliance that can occur between san francisco and the san walking valley -- san joaquin valley. commissioner mirkarimi: any more comments? seeing on, the happiest holiday to you and the people who work with you. i look forward to san francisco county continuing to build its relationship with you in the valley. i think there are a lot of us thinking there are positive opportunities for us. >> thank you very much. commissioner mirkarimi: thank you very much. colleagues, we will move to public comment. those who would like to participate, one after the other. >> good morning, assembled commissioners. eric brooks, representing san francisco green party. i have worked a lot on this over the past seven years. the first thing i wanted to say is to set and what the commissioner said, which is that we would not want to just focus on the three-year rule. let's see if we can focus on a comprehensive set of legislation. we hav

nation one and promis freedom -- >> the presiden as you heard read chapter about abraham lincoln, albertstein and jackie robinson. it's a picturbook in the form of a letterto his daughters portraying the lives of 13 great americans. he sigd and left a copy of the book at the school libry. he also read twas the night before chrimas and answered questions about life as president. a case of nature stranded by nature. a coyote hangs on for dear life in the middle of a freezing lake. the rese effort to reach the animal. police officers from one bay area city trade their badges for a different uniform today to bring holiday cheer to dozens of children. >> here's a live look from emeryville back towds the marin headland. the low clouds are returning and bringing a stormy weekend. i'll pinpoint when the heavit rain hits and how save $523! 16 minutes could se you 16%! come on... isn't it time an auto insurer gave it to you strght? that's why you should talk to state farm. but not yet. first, talk to any one of the 40 milliodrivers who already have state farm. million. yeah, that's morthan geico a

the september execution of albert greenwood brown was postponed because of an unrelated legal challenge. all et cutixes are on hold while the he gality of lethal injection is under court review. >>> the san jose police department is responding to complaints about its policy for impounding cars. unlicensed drivers are stopped for minor violations and they say that unfairly targets undocument workers. the news say officer also, instead, look for alternatives such as allowing someone else to take a car. if a car is towed a licensed driver s can pick it up by paying the fees and fines without having to wait those 30 days. >>> a transgender woman filed a lawsuit against the dmv over a letter she received from a clerk there. the san francisco resident said she received that resident four days after she applied for a license in october. that letter called her gender change, quote, a very evil decision. it was written by the clerk who processed the woman's license application. the dmv will not comment on the case but says it is illegal to use a database for anything except dmv-related work. >>>

an x-ray of albert einstein's brain for nearly $39,000.nd marilyn monroe's prescription bottles. >>> kenneth gibson shows us the celebrity studded ceremony at kennedy center in washington, dc. >> reporter: jennifer hudson took the stage in honor of oprah winfrey. one of five entertainers receiving kennedy center honors sunday night. [ applause ] >> reporter: the center was filled with celebrities and washington's elite for the gala event recognizing beatle paul mccartney, dancer jones. country singer meryl haggard and gary herman. >> reporter: oprahoprah was honored. >> on behalf of the women of america we thank you. >> reporter: jones was honored with a dance performance by his company. and herman with a medley of his work. obama sat next to the honorees and toasted them at a reception at the white house earlier in the day. >> it is my greatest privilege as president to honor the five men and women who have given our nation the extraordinary gift of the arts. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the night closed with performances of several of the bea

matthewbriza was named ambassador to albert bizon. the uh .ment expected to upset some democrats, senator barbara boxer criticized him foreclose ties to authorities. and for some previous diplomatic mistakes. recess appointments last for one year. >>> and the vacationing president was nearly hit by a golf ball today. he was playing golf with four friends on a course near honolulu. as one of his friends hit an approach shot the ball whized by the president missing him by two feet. he did not take it personally. i'm sure the secret service was not thrilled. >>> now sports. >> we are going to look ahead to what could be a historic night for stanford and all of women's basketball. we will tell you why. and the warriors go on the road. can they keep up those winnininn ♪ leftover desserts, boardroom, now. and hurry before the interns get here. thanks but i already have some yummy black forest cake. black forest cake? ♪ so? [ female announcer ] need a guilt fretreat? tryoplait light. and i've lost weight. [ female announcer ] with 30 delicio

also sold an x-ray of albert einstein's brain for nearly $39,000. and marilyn munro's empty prescription bottles. $10,000. >>> a beatle among the great entertainers honored in washington at the kennedy center. a celebrity-studded ceremony. >> reporter: jennifer hudson took the stage in honor of oprah winfrey. one of five entertainers receiving kennedy center honors sunday night. [ applause ] >> reporter: the center was filled with celebrities and washington's elite for the gala event recognizing beatle paul mccartney, dancer choreographer . gary herman, broadway composer . >> on behalf of the women of america we thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: tearing up as he was recognized with a lengthy standing ovation. jones honored with a dance performance by his company. and herman was a medley of his work. president obama sat next to the honorees and hosted them at a reception at the white house earlier in the day. >> it is my gettest privilege as president to honor the five men and women who have given our nation the extraordinary gift of the arts. ♪ t

. >> by the way category, the nfl players association has filed a grievance on behalf of albert haynesworth. he was suspended the final four games for conduct detrimental to the team. standing to lose 850 grand. the case will be heard in arbitration. >>> just a month ago new maryland athletic director kevin anderson guaranteed ralph friesen would return for 2011. he is rethinking that. several sources including the post will ask ralph to retire and accept a buyout. december 29th. in a teleconference today anderson wouldn't guarantee ralph's return and says expect and announcement regarding the program's future early next week. he won 75 games in ten seasons. third all time winningest coach at college park and led the terps to seven bowl games and was a.c.c. coach of the year this season. now offensive coordinator jeff franklin was to be the coach after ralph but he took the vanderbilt job today. it is his first coaching job. >>> time for our prep basketball game of the week. iv hundred34 -- 3400 of you logged on. att action. all about team. four players averaging double digits. let's take a

spotlight where someone had in mind when you think i should enter the next time you drop me a line at albert enough at r.t. dart are you and let's keep spotlight interact movie that with more first hand comment on what's going on in and outside this country until then stay on r.t. and take care thank you dave.

convicted murderer and rapist albert greenwood brown is next -- is the next convict scheduled for an execution. >>> a state lawmaker is renewing the push to outlaw cell phones for prison inmates. the move by state senator alex padilla comes following reports last week that convicted killer charles manson was caught with a cell phone last year. prison officials say manson made calls and sent text messages from a state prison. he says cell phones that are smuggled into prisons and get into the hands of inmates can lead to a variety of problems on the outside. >> we know they are being used to orchestrate hits on the outside, to deal with drug trafficking, to intimidate witnesses. >> it's against prison rules for inmates to use cell phones but it is not illegal. this year more than 7000 cell phones have been discovered at state correctional facilities. >>> this is usually a crucial time for mexico tourism with american visitors heading south to see family or take a vacation. but the relentless violence in parts of mexico has some rethinking their travel plans. ktvu's robert handa has mo