it is for an existing data to be removed and replaced with -- existing gate to be removed and replaced, and i understand the parties are jointly requesting the matter be continued, if you would like to step forward, and before we take on this item further, i would like the record to reflect commissioner of lazarus was not here when this was originally heard, but she has indicated she has reviewed the video and is ready for this hearing. >> and the attorney for the party of interest. i am here to join the request a continuance. i believe that is supported by the zoning administrator. the purpose is so they can continue discussions that are on going to try to resolve the matter. >> mr. sanchez, do you have any -- she is a member of the public, so she can speak next. >> good afternoon. also, congratulations on your reappointment. and we look forward to four more years of having you on the board of appeals. we give additional time to review the case, and it is up to the board. thank you. >> thank you, and now we will take public comment. >> good evening. i agree with this continuance to so

existing infrastructure. it was previously primarily based on microsoft's -- micro sites, which does not allow the amount of data transfer that current mobile devices require. they are moving to macro sites, which requires an increase in the number of antennas. those are the factors, to the best of my knowledge. commissioner sugaya: do they take the micro sites down? >> for the most part. sometimes, there are replacements. based on the infrastructure, they may not go in the same location, so it is a case by case basis. vice president wu: can you detail the process for requesting a measurement, in your home or another location where there is concern? >> we have an obligation to test anybody within 25 feet of an existing facility. we are happy to do that. we have extended that to people in the area who have concerns, who would like to have a meter reading in their home. if they do not want to have our consulting firms do it, the department of public health also has the ability to go out and do readings as well. there are two options available. we are happy to do it as part of our infrastructure bill. vice president wu: for me, although i hear the concerns of the public on the health impact, i do not believe

existing infrastructure. it was previously primarily based on microsoft's -- micro sites, which does not allow the amount of data transfer that current mobile devices require. they are moving to macro sites, which requires an increase in the number of antennas. those are the factors, to the best of my knowledge. commissioner sugaya: do they take the micro sites down? >>

data for targeted approach. >> federal government, atf, dea, fbi, u.s. marshall coordinating the existing assistance that we have from them an weaving into the cease fire initiative as well as local law enforcement agency like probation and parole. >>reporter: getting attorney sign off on the plan may not be easy. oakland law enforcement policy have long had a reputation of targeting black men. this kfc the scene of oakland motion recent gun related homicide of the year. >> not just targeting african american men. >>reporter: also where we met tony stark. who says the spike in crime demand creative policing. >> it's basically for everybody safety. so everybody should want that. >> we are one of the fans of the police department. >>reporter: frank is part of the community base group that are now who says cease fire can only be successful if the community is partner with law enforcement. >> we have your back. usurious as resource. there are a lot of residence in the city of oakland that want to make the city better. >>reporter: the city is planning a campaign to introduce cease fire to the public. they plan to roll it in and o

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it is an unmanned spacecraft that will lift up last year of a 10-month long flight critical corporate but not land on mars and send back photographs and data. the goal is to study it like existed or can be sustained on the red planet. >> sounds familiar. the time the 6:19 and let's get a check on the weather. >> we have a lot of sunshine on its way before this morning and afternoon but a little bit of fog west of d.c. it is hazy outside as you look at our live camera in clarendon -- this is actually in d.c.. sunrise will be in three minutes. 69 degrees, down two degrees from last hour at reagan national airport. 64 degrees in prince william county. and 68 degrees in poor -- prince george's county. temperatures across the board are a little cooler off to the west, 57 degrees in cumberland. lexington park is now 71 degrees and there is a dense fog advisor in the shenandoah valley. otherwise, the son will be shining throughout the day with temperatures around 86 degrees by noon and 90's by 5:00. temperatures will be in the upper 80s-lord 90, tomorrow may see a few scattered showers and thunderstorms especially late in afternoon as the cold front is coming in from the northwest. >

data. basically, what has been done is an extra step has been cobbled on to the front of the existing area in that system. cargo data is delivered as early as possible into the system before it is known which flight it will travel on and often before it is known even which airline it will travel on. the targeting system runs its analysis, and shipments that require additional screening or additional data are tagged. cbp and tsa then work with the party who is in possession of the shipment in order to clear that hold before loading onto a u.s.-bound flight. one of the beauties of acas, i'm sure you're all aware there's a continuing dialogue about which security measures should apply to all cargo aircraft. that debate is always ongoing, but acas cuts across all of that debate and eliminates the question. it applies to every shipment that travels into the u.s. although it's a voluntary pilot program right now, we expect it to be mandatory within a year or two, so all cargo will be screened ithis fashion. shifting gears to look at acas in a bigger picture, we're primarily interested in securing

july existing home sales data out at 10 a.m., expected to raise to 4.5 million homes. interesting in light of toll brothers earnings. also at 10:00, cbo with an update on budget and economic outlook. 2:00 it's minutes from this month's fed meeting. that's definitely the one to watch. american eagle outfitters will report before the opening bell, so will chicos and express. after the close we'll hear from hewlett-packard and guess. >>> dell's second quarter profits fell 18%, beating forecasts but revenues fell 8%, shy of analyst estimates. the company is projecting revenue decline in the third quarter and cutting its full-year earnings outlook. dell says pc distributors are holding back on buying new machines as they wait for the launch of the new windows 8 operating software this fall. shares were down more than 4% after hours. now more than 6% in frankfurt trade this morning. well, rofl winkler is tech reporter at wall street journal. thanks for getting up for us. tell us whether -- >> morning. >> -- these figures from dell should give people pause about strength in the pc market more broadly. >> or lack of strength, sure. it's just a remind

an eye on page for, what, ten years? did you ever inform authorities of his existence? >> no. i mean, look. we track literally thousands and thousands of extremists. we collect all this kind of data and publications. and there are a lot of people in our files that are just like wade page with the tattoos, the connections to skinheads or other extremist groups. it's a relatively rare few who step over the line and perpetrate violence. >> so apparently this guy bought a gun legally. you kept an eye on him. authorities were aware of him. so that kind of brings you to the question, what can you do to stop these kinds of shootings? >> yeah. you're right. this is a really difficult situation because of first amendment protections which we're all proud that we have in this country. it really is nearly impossible for law enforcement other than to keep a wary eye on people who are involved in extremist movements to know when someone's going to step over the line from saying hateful things about other populations into doing something. it's a definitely tricky situation. and i know that the fbi and other law enforcement agencies are constantly concerned about this. we do trainings with law

data that does exist? >> yes, i believe what you are asking about is the civil rights division, and we do have an educational opportunity senescent -- session. pilot test kit to pass along your information, and we would -- i would ask you to pass along your information, and we would make a decision on an investigation, and work with the department in determining whether or not a full investigation should be done. we would be happy to look at that issue. send me the information. i will give you my information as well, it is roy.austin@u sda.gov. >> i am from charleston, west virginia. when a case goes to an administrative law judge, when it is commission goes to an administrative law judge, -- discrimination goes to an administrative law judge, several districts have been ruling that it is military in nature only, so you do not make decisions on military complaints. i understand that. these are people that have technician jobs, pay gs employees, but they say they're job relates directly to a military position. they are saying their military- nature. this is not just west virginia. four offices have made these

exist? how would you do with that from an administrative perspective? >> i think it has to be done exclusively and implicitly that employers should assurance that, just because they gave documentation regarding the data for employment of a particular person who becomes an applicant, that that itself would not target them for sanctions. but in the same way you're giving -- it does not review removed, there are some similar issues that, just by giving some verification of employment will by itself not trigger an audit or prosecution sanctions. that would help. >> i think there are a couple of things on that that would be helpful as well. the immigration customs enforcement. the business liaison office could provide some guidance on that. there are fact sheets and other available information for employers within the civil rights division that can also provide an opinion issue. other loose to parts of the government assure the employers and had to do with individuals coming forward, both in terms of providing evidence for individuals who will request deferred action as well as for approved. people are >> with the changes in the election, what would be ribeyes? >> at the end of the day, this is an individ