i also want to thank our clerk, alisa somera. do we have any committee reports? clerk somera: no, we do not. supervisor maxwell: could you read the first item, please? supervisor maxwell: --clerk somera: this is a resolution approving continue designation of eight former temporary selling spaces on 17th street at castro and market streets forestry artists certified by the arts commission. -- " for st. artists -- for street artists. supervisor maxwell: it is that time of year again when we have more spaces. >> this is right where the f line dead ends, so that is what they did. they invited me to create st reet art, and i met someone, and we walked to the area and made this basis, and then the board of supervisors a few months later at the request of the art commission actually passed a resolution, formerly designating those spaces on a six-month basis, subject to your review to see whether or not there were any pedestrian problems or anything like that, so in all of this time, we have no knowledge of any problems that have developed, ok, and the art commission as

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our clear is alisa. i believe you have some announcements. >> please turn off also phones.ocuments should be submitted to the clerk. documents will appear on the other agenda unless otherwise stated. supervisor maxwell: do we have any additions to the agenda? madame clerk, are there any committee reports? >> in no. supervisor maxwell: please read item number one. >> hearing on the city sewer improvement. supervisor maxwell: a call for the hearing because there has been a process going on regarding our sewer plant. it is way overdue for more than repair. it may need replacement and looking at the next 100 years forward. we have had a number of people charged with looking at placement and maybe some other things. before we go any further, and want to thank all of the people who participated in this. i want to thank you over and over again for doing your civic duty and your responsibility to the people of bayview and the people all over the city. thank you very much for that. i would like to ask for the departments to come up. we can then have the members come up and talk abou

i'd like to chang the folks at channel 26 and our clerk, alisa, channel 26 for bringing us live and you for being our clerk. and i think you have some announcements. >> please make sure to turn off all cellular phones and pagers, complete the speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items will appear on the board of supervisors agenda, unless otherwise stated, on december 7. supervisor maxwell: thank you. we will have item six. item seven will be continued until december 6. and item number four will be continued till the call of the chair. supervisor chiu: you said item six is also continued? supervisor maxwell: item seven will be continued until december 6 and item number four will be continued till the call of the chair. however, if you'd like to speak on either of those items, you may do so. madam clerk, first item, please. >> [clerk reads item number one] . supervisor maxwell: this has been before us any number of times and we are now in cleanup mode, so i'd like the planning staff to come up. >> good afternoon, as chair maxwell note

alisa baker had been jailed for writing a fake ransom note. zahra would have turned 11 years old today. >>> now, to a new court decision in the explosive immigration debate. california's supreme court has ruled that illegal immigrants are entitled to its same reduced tuition as in-state students. the suit was filed on behalf of out-of-state americans that are not entitled to the same breaks. >>> 13 people were arrested at the white house yesterday, after demanding an end to the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. the protesters chained themselves to the white house fence. but they were immediately arrested and carried away. >>> the midair engine blowout on that qantas airlines jumbo jet apparently was a lot more serious than first believed. investigators said an oil fire caused pieces of the engine to break away, cutting lines in the wing of that airbus a-380. that caused pilots to yooz control of the wing. officials say if the incident had happened later in the flight, it could have brought the entire plane down. >>> four construction wo

. >> reporter: but try telling that to parents at this school on church grounds, alisa tupow whose kids attend the school is worried. >> reporter: you think there might actually be radiation from the cell phone tower to cause that? >> i think so. >> reporter: the city has asked at&t for more information, it will then review all of that data. the planning major for pal oh alto is expected to make an initial decision sometime later this month. >> i'm wondering if it goes on and on and on what recourse do they have to really get this thing stopped? the church is private property. >> we have seen this issue crop up from time to time from various communities in the bay area, the final say is going to be with the city they decide that this meets safety levels and the kinds of aesthetic criteria they are looking for. >> reporter: r. >> how it appears in the city. okay. >>> a dognapping case in the area. what the 80-year-old owner of deuce says happened over the weekend when she was accosted by two men. >> never in a million years would i ever have imagined that my dad would have breast cancer.

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. >> geraldo: when you say that we have the father adam baker, we have the step mother alisa baker.he is now being held for obstruction of justice for penning a phoney ransom note and filing a missing persons claim and she made admissions about adam saying he did something horirifying to that child's body after she died. it seems clear that her dad and stepmom are involved in her disappearance and butchering? >> a lot of people in hickory will agree with outages o you t point but police aren't saying. the police chief says very little information will be released in the case from now on because he does not want to jeopardize the investigation. as you said, lisa baker is only in jail charged with writing the fake ransom note. the dad was arrested on unrelated charges, he and his attorney had a lengthy meeting with police on friday but yet he was allowed to go home. everybody is wondering who is responsible for killing this little girl. >> geraldo: kimberly, tell a little bit about this girl's story. not just that she lost her leg to cancer or ended up with crew cruella devil. >> havi

i think it's very safe and -- >> but try telling that to parents on this school at church grounds, alisa tupol whose kids all attend the school is worried. >> kids being sick. >> reporter: you think there mighting enough radiation from the cell phone tower to cause that? >> i think so. >> reporter: i'm told the church could get anywhere from 1500 to $2,500 a month for allowing the cell tower to be here. the city has asked at&t for more information and palo alto's planning manager is expected to make a decision on this, an initial decision, sometime later this month. dana? >> all right. in palo alto, thuy vu, thank you. >>> moving from one home to another is expensive and can stretch you out. now you throw in this. the company you hired has a way of cruising differ tee and illegal practices to get more money. it's a practice been around for years but doesn't seem to be going away. curtis ming has a warning with a hidden camera investigation that exposes these rogue moves. this company has been operating in our area for a couple years. receive received complaints and wanted to see how they