i am inc. in my plans, how do i save the community, too?how do we relocate people together, and how do we get businesses quickly in so that they survive? >> one of the things that i would like to ask the panel, and we all have our own private concerns and fears, each one of you could tell me, tell us, what's your biggest fear is in terms of disaster, a terrorist attack, fire? redstart down at the end. >> i think everybody's fear as an individual is that you will be isolated from everybody else. you do not know when the services are going to come. my fear is, there may not be enough people taking it as seriously as others to be self- sufficient during this time, that may have not worked with neighbors, that may not know that there seniors in homes isolated in the hills and down the block from you. so i really worry that we do not perhaps have enough people take it as seriously as some do, and there will be neighborhoods that do not know what to do, and there will be seriously injured people that will not get the assistance that they need. >>

i am inc. in my plans, how do i save the community, too?how do we relocate people together, and how do we get businesses quickly in so that they survive? >> one of the things that i would like to ask the panel, and we all have our own private concerns and fears, each one of you could tell me, tell us, what's your biggest fear is in terms of disaster, a terrorist attack, fire? redstart down at the end. >> i think everybody's fear as an individual is that you will be isolated from everybody else. you do not know when the services are going to come. my fear is, there may not be enough people taking it as seriously as others to

inc. vice president garcia: i am sorry. i must have misread that. everyone of them? >> yes. vice president garcia: thank you. >> surely. commissioner fung: several questions. the principles that you introduce, where they the principles of the firm at the time they got their entitlement? >> yes, sir. commissioner fung: a slightly different question, commissioner garcia, but since it was constructed that the units were rental units, are they now going to be marketed for sale? >> that is not envisioned at this time, sir. commissioner fung: i did not see much in your brief related to the findings by the mayor's office on housing in terms of non conformance to the conditions. do you concur that the bmr units were not in place? >> there was some compliance but not full compliance. what might breed has alluded to with the -- what my brief has alluded to was the california state law. we were prevented from being allowed to use the unlawful detainer statute, not prevented, but there was an interference, and the penalty has alleged that my client wrongfully evicted a tenant, when, in

inc.. a member of the advisory board. i am associated with this organization since 1982. that is when it was above mcdonald's on the 16th and mission. our firm has provided technical assistance in matters dealing with real estate, financing, and the affordable housing project. they have asked me to speak today, representing the board of directors and the advisory board. i would direct your attention to one of the statements made by mr. kim in his report to the commission. he said the project promotes public welfare, convenience, and necessity. we believe very strongly that this project promotes private gain at the expense of public welfare. and it developed, has absolutely nothing to contribute to the particular community or the area in which it is located in. there are some very significant and fundamental differences between 1880 and this particular project. one is rental. one provides affordable housing. one has first source hiring requirements. one provides labor, job opportunities at prevailing rate should -- prevailing wage to residents of sentences go. anybody that

inc. and the city and county of san francisco. supervisor chu: thank you for these items. we have kathy here from the airport. >> good morning. i am with the san francisco airport. the airport is seeking your approval for two short term lease amendments with pacific gateway concessions, llc, as well as the lease renewal with books, inc, for a series of construction projects related to seismic changes in security changes throughout the terminal. the first ad requests the approval of amendment number 1 with pacific gateway concessions, llc, for two newsstands locations in terminal 3, to retroactively extend the existing leases on those locations on a month-by-month basis through march 13, 2012. the second at the request approval of a fourth amendment with pacific gateway concessions, llc, for four newsstands locationsi

am going to find you. we found him. it is jack. >> goodbye, everybody. closed captioning services, inc >> bret: political and economic turmoil in europe sends markets reeling in the u.s. some of the presidentm candidate zero in on fertile field of iowa. one of the front runners herman cain joins us live for our center seat segment. live from the studio in washington. this is "special report." good evening. i'm bret baier. stock markets around the world are in turmoil following dissension in the greek government that could jeopardize the european plan reached last week to address that country's crippling debt. not a good day on wall street today. dow lost 297 points. the s&p 500 closed down 35. the nasdaq dropped 77. peter barnes looks at what is at stake in europe and at home. >> reporter: investors want to know, deal or no deal? with greece. late monday, the greek prime minister shocked financial markets by announcing greeks will vote in a referendum by january. to approve or reject the latest big bail-out from the european union. $180 billion. the announcement came less than a week a

inc. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. with just over a month until >> i am chris wallace. over a month until it opens it is all in in november. >> will the state deliver for a long shot. we continue our 2012 series of interviews with republican presidential candidate john huntsman. then the super committee fails. now there's a legislative mess to play on. what's next for congress as it tries to put the country's fiscal house back in order. we will ask two senate leaders illinois democrat dick durbin and arizona republican john kyle. plus newt gingrich's frontrunner standing takes a hit. >> would will ask our sunday panel if it could cost gingrich in iowa. our power player of the week offers a patriotic idea for christmas shopping. all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington. well we are finally entering a home stretch in the run up to real people casting real votes in the republican presidential race. continuing our 2012 interviews former utah governor john hunts man who comes from a state where they are spending a lot of time. welcome to f

am also going to brown some chorizo sausage ... all this is going to make a great soup. once all of this is well inc.dd turkey stock using the carcass from yesterday's turkey ... you would have made that stock with the bones and some carrots and onions you may as well make your own if you have a large carcass ... store-bought will also be ok. so when you and the warm stock into the roof you get a nice thick base ... you can also puree some of your candied yams or potato or root vegetables to ed creaminess or thickness to the stoop as well soup as well and you can also add some cranberries and chopped turkey meat this combines all the flavors of the day it's like you've got a chicken and dumplings kind of thing. >>this looks delicious clark. >>we don't do lots of turkey at our steakhouse ... but we have some great cuts ... you need to come and try that tomahawk ribeye. is there a side dish to serve at the restaurant >>people like our creamed corn and we have six cheese potatoes. three-fourths prime steak houses located at 333 east benton place in chicago for more information on today's recipe or to wa

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i am putting you on the spot, but if you have an answer, we would like to hear today. has this company, bluecoat systems inc., violated the u.s. trade embargo? that is the first question. >> our export control regime is administered by the commerce department. i would have to refer you to the commerce department for specifics in this particular instance. quirks i do not know if you haven't -- >> i do not know if you have an answer or a comment. >> the department of commerce is looking into this very specific case. since the export controls were put in place in 2004, any such items like this that would be exported to syria would required a case-by-case examination. there was no license issued for this. the department of commerce is investigating it. i would refer to them on the state of the investigation. >> for the record, just so we're clear, i would suggest the administration to make sure that an answer is forthcoming, whether it comes from the commerce department or other agency the answer would emanate. it is not to point fingers at other countries and impose sanctions that are far away. we need to make

inc. whereas the debate to go. i am the president and ceo of the theodore roosevelt conservation partnership. want to thank you for coming today and the folks on the phone for tuning in and thank the national press club for hosting us. we have four speakers after me. there were several other people in the audience who can ask questions as well. the speakers are marketers say, president and ceo of the nature conservancy, dale hall, president and ceo of ducks unlimited, stephanie minx, president of national trust for preservation and meadows, president of the wilderness society. rt speaker and who will lead off his tedrow spoke on the theater was about the fourth. i want to thank him for taking a break from its investment banking world to come to us today. ted is obviously a leading figure in the conservation movement today as well as great green in the theater was about. also in the room ron reagan compasses haitian official alea agencies and brad southwick of suffolk associate this economic report will be profiled today

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i am putting you on the spot, but if you have an answer, we would like to hear today. has this company, bluecoat systems inc., violated the u.s. trade embargo? that is the first question. >> our export control regime is administered by the commerce department. i would have to refer you to the commerce department for specifics in this particular instance. quirks i do not know if you haven't -- >> i do not know if you have an answer or a comment. >> the department of commerce is looking into this very specific case. since the export controls were put in place in 2004, any such items like this that would be exported to syria would required a case-by-case examination. there was no license issued for this. the department of commerce is investigating it. i would refer to them on the state of the investigation. >> for the record, just so we're clear, i would suggest the administration to make sure that an answer is forthcoming, whether it comes from the commerce department or other agency the answer would emanate. it is not to point fingers at other countries and impose sanctions that are far away. we need to make