run and play and laugh and scream. our last visit was your last sunday as you died four days later. when we arrived you were in a hospital bed in your and abbey's bed and your eyes were closed. as soon as you heard by voice you reacted but you couldn't really move or talk. there were occasional murmurings that you gave that showed you understood what we were saying. all day long you would lift your head up and fix your eyes on me intently and with the unguarded candor and gaze at me for long periods of time. your eyes looked so beautiful. they were always beautiful. hazel and changeable in color and slanted and it was you were looking for and at and through and into me all at the same time. you were so very present when our eyes met, like the world had fallen away and only two people and four eyes inter locked. what was it that you were seeking from me? were you asking if i knew what was happening and -- drew pictures and watched the olympics and giggled just rough housing away from and offered the children offerings a

and discussion and consensus building and meetings and more meetings and unfortunately that takes more time than a linear top down structure so when i talk at conferences -- i was at dream force not long ago and having lunch with people "i don't understand government and how this works". i spent time educating people how government is today and how we're trying to change it and streamline it and maybe it more efficient but it's a challenge and it's a transition for a organization. i think like a battle ship city government is not easy to turn quickly. it's going to take us years of hard work and partnership and dedication to make that happen. i think we are forging those partnerships. i think there will be debated about centralize and decentralization but in the interim period or department heads make a determination about that i think it boils down to partnerships and i think department of technology and cio and coit we spend time creating these partnerships and the consolidation project is a great one. i also want to acknowledge the airport and the emergency management center and we

time and number two give taxing incentives for high-tech and these jobs and kids are graduates and we don't have the jobs and number three i would support the convention bureau in bringing tourism and we know tourism is really a big job producer in san francisco. number four, we also have lots of funding, government funding, that is supporting capital projects, and for instance 2006 we did not have local hiring for our bond measure. 2011 half a billion dollars worth of work. i want local hiring so that we pay for it. our people that live here should benefit from it. >> all right. thank you. all right. now we're going to come to the candidate's closing statements but i want to remind you if you haven't registered to vote you still have time. please urge everyone to register the deadline is october 22nd and if you moved you need to register again. we're going to do the closing statements in reverse alphabetical order and to the candidates please remember you have -- you got that one right, one minute each. mr. yee we will begin with you. >> i am norman yee and running for supervisor and

we started in the main frame days and monolithic and those terminals and pc revolution game and it was different overnight and everyone had a pc and the expert on how to work things so we are looking for a balance. we are bringing your own device to work and still balance that and what does it make sense to have centralized and do from a security confidential standpoint and it's exciting time. i welcome the dialogue. i welcome the question. i certainly want to continue the dialogue. i think we are making progress. there are challenges and what we can do and i will own what we can do to make things better but these things to happen, the open conversations, the honest conversation bs what is working, what is not working and will help us in the future in the city. thank you president chiu. >> thank you. i want to thank you for your work you have done at department of technology and tough economic times and the fact of the matter is your department has been subjected to the lion's share of budget cuts we were forced to do and not asking departments to make similar cuts in their it situatio

and-- >> and scott walker.orget the primaries, who would you pick this time around, a republican nominee? >> at the time i liked rick perry, but he self-medicated himself out of that job and-- >> and newt, i don't know. >> and republicans as haley barber said are doing self-examination, but it's probably smart, right, bob, for the democrats to do soul searching, too, because they will not have president obama running on the ticket four years from now, so, who do you think that the democrats are spending some time also thinking of where do we go from here. >> absolutely. and one, first of all, one of the democrats have with or without obama, demographic and the republicans simply can't win this demographic breakdown. >> latinos, minorities. >> i don't think it has to be that way. >> it doesn't have to be that way, but that requires policies, but democrats are coming up with, a big one going on obama who wants to strike a deal on the fiscal cliff and it's going to mean the left is not happy, and you guys have cal

systems and pg&e on gas and electric systems and at&t and tell communications and learned about the city's priorities for roots and response planning for the emergency operation center and the capital program. we launched a independent study last year and making progress on the second objective to understand intersystem dependencies and enhance reconstruction. i love this chart because it showsow interdependent we are with one another. this is part our study that we launched earlier this year. this is a cutting edge project that we know will benefit all of our operators and the cities and regions and residents. the objectives were developed by the councilmembers. first we want to build a workable understanding of our systems interdependencies and the consequences of existing conditions and help restoration and response among agencies. we are using a 2006 study and repeat of the earthquake as our scenario event and we will have a complete scenario of the likely buildings and damages resulting from such a earthquake. we hope to identify the key assets restoration priorities and the re

out in leesburg virginia and supposed to bring something, and i brought a substance and handed and nobody the meal. >> and i remember that, you told these stories. >> i don't remember my 30's. >> and can i tell you a story last year, and since our audience doubled since last year, half the people haven't heard the story yet. swear to god true story. family came over and took the turkey out and looking for the legs, the drum to cut in. trying to cut the breast, she cooked it upside down. opened it up cut the turkey and here is a tip, the breast stays in the juice and ended up being amazing. >> you told that story last year. >> i do, but we have a wide awed yevenlgs. >> the way to make it better. eat it upside down. look the at the right side and eat it upside down the same benefit. >> and then you'll choke. >> this is what having thanksgiving is like, right. uncle eric tells the same story. >> and how did you-- you tell the same stories, bob tells the same stories, isn't that. >> thanksgiving. dana has no stories. >> and greg is depressed and angry and-- >> a small microcosm of what everyo

from small businesses and go to the peninsula and the shopping malls and so forth, and also i think we have to look at -- i think it should be mandatory that everyone could have a parking permit for their neighborhood if they live in the city. i think they should be to have that and we have to look at the issue of the disabled placards. i do have one, and i have seen a lot of abuse with them. i think that is part of the parking problem because they are truly misused by a lot of people. that's one issue that i would truly look at. thank you. >> thank you. >> yes parking here in san francisco is a major cash cow for local government. they raise close to $200 million in revenue from parking here and the variable meters in my opinion is just another gimmick. it parks close to $6 an hour to park at a meter on any given day it's ridiculous. i am opposed to the variable rate meters and would take the residential permit one step further and allow those people to be allowed to use the parking permits to park on meters in shopping areas so i would propose that i am definitely opposed to send

mta and our partners at the port and rec and park and dpw. so i would like to close really by saying really that our experience here locally as well as a lot of research has been done both in the u.s. and throughout the world has shown that building bike facilities like this, ones that are connected and ones that are convenient and for people of all ages and abilities is important to increase bike mode share and that will help ensure the goal of having 20% trips by bike by the year 2020 so thank you very much. [applause] (train horn). >> the port manages the seven and a half miles of waterfront, and for planning purposes the area is divided into a number of subareas. we are in the southern waterfront sub area and within each subarea we have a number of stakeholders but we always have an advisory committee that we work closely with, so the southern waterfront advisory committee has played a key role in the creation and development of a blue green way project, and has been an active participant in supporter of these two developments, the expans

for years public nudity has been part of san francisco and beaches and parades and some of our bars and the occasional sporadic naked person wondering the streets. it wasn't a big deal and few people caressed. in the last few years it's changed. public nudity is no longer random and sporadic, or occasional part of san francisco and in the castro it's seven days a week. everyday where people live, play and conduct their lives. to be very clear despite some of the press coverage this is not about cock rings but that maybe the extreme example but it's not the heart of the issue and seven days a week and almost always men stand at out displaying their gentles of anyone walking or driving by. the situation in the castro which has been extreme developed around the time i took office. there were immediate calls on me to ban it. i resisted those calls for almost two years and took significant heat from some quarters for that delay because it's not what i wanted to do. i didn't want to do legislation restricting public nudity, because although i have disagreements with the proponents of legislat

and for myself and for other people. it's an honor to dance in the arena and wear the regalia. when things happen, when we face those obstacles or hit those speed bumps we will have something to look at. we will something to fall back on. this is where i am and i have my daughter and making her proud of me, you know, doesn't happen everyday but it feels really good, and when i was able to share that information with her, and have her blessing and her proud of me -- [inaudible] but to give back and that kind of thing [inaudible]. all the different groups and teams and all the people that i am able to share like my life with and be a part of their life i just really -- very fortunate. >> and let's welcome her to the stage. [applause] >> so i want to present this award on behalf of kqmd and the native american community to this amazing young woman and does so many important things and does wonderful things for for our community. thank you anacita. [applause] >> thank you. pepperoni, crackers -- oh wait, this is my grocery list. i was really trying not to be emotional, but all the

"you should be careful and don't approach that car" and "need help and he's making a left" and by the got to geary black and whites were all over the place and apprehended the person and i got a call from alex faigen who was the later the police chief. he was a friend of mine. he said "well, admiral do we have to give you credit for an assisted arrest" and i said "you bet your life too and i also want a sf tv star" and anyway those small things happen. i paid the police department and the city back. we put this together with a group of volunteerses, the original command center. the wonderful volunteers that exist in san francisco. not people advising you but people coming here doing stuff and they represented the great cross section of san francisco. had two retired school teachers who came to this temporary building everyday for five years, and provided administrative assistance. they were wonderful. one of them was mary louise green. dave ebberly -- you haven't heard that name. he was the guy bouncing around and i found out he was the volunteer driver of the emergency vehicle that w

authority and parks and recs and the boys and girls club among others to deliver the opportunities and services. at the out set what i also wanted to say and i was taken by henry's comments so i diverted a lot but i wanted to say how pleased i am here to join the mayor and the supervisor and the house leader pelosi, representatives here from the two neighborhoods and others, and really to say that, and i think henry you talked about the mayor's leadership here and really about the vision of transforming our housing, improving schools and supporting economic development that these are the most effective when the public and the private institutions work together and break down barriers and cut through the red tape and thank you very much for your leadership. [applause] so choice neighborhoods is just one powerful example of the obama administration investing better and we do what works and stop what doesn't work and form the partnerships that we need to solve the challenges of irnlt generational pof poverty for once and for all and it takes on average two generations to break that cycle

and 47 in santa rosa and 37 with a little bit of cold and checking in, novato and temperatures again will be remaining cool for your sunday afternoon. you can see the storm brought us quite a bit of rain showing you some of those totals in just a bit, over theee era -- sierra, snow levels fall 1,000 feet. you can see the forms continue to roll through and we are not that far away from the seeing the next rain shower and here we are picking it up for you. we are dry most of the tomorrow and it looks like it is drying out and we are dry for the big travel day at least for the afternoon and thanksgiving day looks as good as well. we are dry and cool, a little bit of patchy fog. upper 50s low 60s and if you are going to the pier lighting ceremony it will be cool. 58 scar star. -- santa rosa -- scar star east bay antioch, they are shaping up and we have that chance for rain coming back on tuesday and we will last into wednesday morning and we are drying out, wednesday 67 degrees with mostly to partly have a thanks gaving feed program which provides dinner bags to residents. it is from the

and give 25 to market rate and 25 to senior and 25 to affordable and 25 to market rate and share that category and i realize that,that is accurately creating different categorize which you are trying not do so it would be nice to spread that out and southerly, i'm not sure how we are going to vote but i'm supportive of the microunits and i'm supportive of the cap but i would very much like it put the condition if we can on the study and bring some signs to it when it's completed. >> commissioner woo? >>> thank you i also want to be supportive of supervisor wiener and how they have couple to with a way to pile and and understand what these units are being used for and in inc., the idea of putting a criteria on how and when we study it, i would be interested in that and i'm open to commissioner hillists idea of is there another way but i think it's hard for us to create right now in this forum. i think that what matters is where these units are going to be built and i think that there is a tendency and may be i can ask staff will there be a tendency to build them in areas where there is

you and you and me and somebody up there. a concrete connection. because, when a god wink happens you know it is special to you and out of 6 billion people on the planet, a direct person-to-person message. hey, kid, i'm thinking of you right now. >> gov. mike huckabee: one of the best god winks that happened to you was meeting your lovely wife, louise, who may be one of the most talented women in america and we're going to absolutely insist that she introduce us to the people that you have to live with all day long. louise, great having you you here. >> thanks, governor. i did bring one of my favorites, made us laugh 100 years, george burns. i'm happy to be here... i live to be 100, when i was a boy, the dead sea was only six. >> gov. mike huckabee: you have made a wonderful career of making people laugh. you know what? we need more laughter and more fun in the world. some people take everything too seriously. would you introduce our audience to some of your favorite people, and our favorite people. >> i would love to. >> gov

next is have a plan and budget and reviewed by coit and to the mayor's office and the board of supervisors. again what is fascinating about the answers and all of the agencies are across the map. some say yes. some say no. some say it's implemented. some say it's not. it will be implemented and always a cit budget but not decisions related to that budget. recommendation number six. subject to coit approval of the i kr.d t budget and staffing plans coit and the cio must monitor adherence to these plans and i think what i will say for this should be implemented within the next six months. one of the challenges we face challenges here at the board and coit and time lines and budgets keep slipping and it's important to have monitoring that continues. recommendation number seven. the cio position be elevated to this and there is significant split of opinion on what we should do. it's my perspective and having cio's report to department heads and sit around coit once a month and talk about it issues is not enough to get the job done. on the other hand i am concerned and not sure what it would lo

dan marcos and bay view and i see florence con and what this is about and why it's historic when we on the community -- we work with workers, communities, folks trying to get on these projects and as the mayor stated and supervisor avalos talked about and local hire is the last thing and typically around good faith and whose faith and it doesn't work this. is mandatory. the warriors are partners in labor. the contractors have submitted to working with us to make local hiring mandatory, 50%. local apprentices will do this. this is historic. it hasn't happened on a project like this and what you're going to see and what we're all excited about. we will see a new generation of local residents come into the trade guaranteed through this agreement commitment and start their construction career and building this arena and bringing basketball back to san francisco. thank you. [applause] >> i would like to invite our speakers as well as many others to sign the agreement that codifies this commitment between the warriors and labor and the community and the city so i'm going to ask the mayor, ri

and i wait and i wait and there's no sound. and my former platoon sergeant was there. so i said to him, i said, "this kid's hit. and i'm going to go get him." he said, "don't go get him, you'll get killed." i said, "look," and i got sort of this, like, "i'm in a movie" feeling. it was odd. i said, "i'll tell you what, i'll go get him, but if i get him, will you write me up for a medal?" and i was joking. but i really wasn't joking, either. i mean, i kind of wanted a medal, you know? and i thought, this is a good chance. i'll pull a guy -- i mean, i saw that -- you know, john wayne did that, right? so i should be able to do that. and i remember this guy. i mean, you know, he was an old man, as far as i was concerned. he was probably 25. he said, "sure, lieutenant. i'll write you up. it'll be posthumous. but that's fine." and i went up to get this kid. and i had to fire my rifle to keep the machine gunners' heads down. and so i was firing my rifle. and he was laying with his head down this way toward me, feet uphill, head down. and i got up there. and i couldn't move him

and walk through them and okay we switch a j line train at 30th and church and had accident at balboa and people ran regular service downtown and each of the incidents we could point to the scheduled benefit was, and you have to look at these things again. these are a recovery technique, so they're not something that we go in and plan everyday and we're going to have 15 -- our target is 15 switchbacks. our target is ten. >> that seems like anecdotal evidence. did you provide the grand jury with empirical evidence? those are the findings here. i am asking about that. >> like i said we don't agree with that particular finding but if you go down, and we provided substantial amount of information, notebooks, discs, but we are happy to go through each of the incidents and took a particular month, and again took september and 182 switchbacks. here's the benefit to doing them. here's what happened, and also the other point is this is what would happen if we didn't do them. there is the suggestion if we didn't do switchbacks it would result in better service, and i would argue it would be abc

conway and followed by jewel us trueus and jose and a student at bay cat and the tech of the advisory committee and rhonda simmons the director of the office of workforce development division in owdad. we're going to hold questions until the close of the program which the speakers will answer those questions and with that mayor lee. >> thank you. good morning everyone and go giants. yeah. [applause] well, let me begin by thanking everybody here. when i first began as mayor i said jobs was the most important thing we could do for people to get and i tell you what less than two years later that is still the most important thing that we can be doing and creating jobs, making people have the opportunity to get them and trained and educated and placing them in the newest areas in our technology industry and when ron conway. ron just arrived and got out of at&t together. we worked together and had a personal agreement if we were as a city were to help technology we were going to have technology help us, so less than two years later when i first started the unemployment rate in san francisco

of low and moderate income housings and uneconomical and raise rent and purchase prices of low and middle class wagererners and it would be hard pressed to find anything in the literature that speaks to the contrary and you would be hard pressed to show anything that shows these units rent for less than comparable rate unit and the cubickings projects is a good example it sold -- unit there sold for about 90 to 100% of the area median and this is one of the most under served market segments in the city and so with that, i ask you to reject this cap thank you. >> is there any additional public comment? if none, the public comment portion is closed, opening up to commissioners ant knee knee. [spelling?] thank you i have a lot of thought on this and i'm going to preface my remarks by commenting on comments made this evening earlier who commented on what mercy said earlier and had reported that there were few children in his project on hawthorne what she did not mention is my question to mercy because i asked him why aren't you building more larger units and because tissue man's designer has

the men and women in uniform and not in uniform and cia and other intelligence agencies got it right.y are being sneered right now and i am hoping that those men and women will come forward. the more information we have from them and get to the people providing the information, we might get to the bottom of who changed the information. >> congressman, thank you fe so much for joining us this evening. >> always a pleasure. >> and joinings is senator jim inhoff. he is a machine of the armed service committee and senator, thank you for being here. >> it is good to be with you. >> the issue is what general petraeus said on the 14th and what hoe said this week and how is it that he was able to explain the divide between the two. >> i think that ther being too nice about the whole thing. petraeus, we know now what he said. he used the name al-qaida, sharia and that was in his report. now, there are not that many people that are out the original num num, the director of national intelligence was established so that the president would know and so it went to clapper and he hands it to the pre

and the pitch to affeldt. and the pitch -- swing and a miss. [laughter] >> hey, no, we will do it this time. do you trust me? come on, seriously. come on. all right. we're going to do it anyway. are you ready? and the pitch to affeldt. he hits it high. he hits it deep and he hits it -- >> audience: out of here. >> now, this has to be louder because we're eliminating cities and teams. are you ready? they were supposed to be better than us after a bunch of trades. the los angeles dodgers are -- all right. the giants. they're down to two games of cincinnati. they win three straight. the reds are? >> audience: out of here! >> it has to be louder for the next two. are you ready? the giants go to st. louis and need to win there and back home. the st. louis cardinals are? >> audience: out of here! >> now for the big one. the mighty american league detroit tigers. you ready? the detroit tigers -- they are? audience: out of here! >> you never disappoint. here is my partner mike. >> well, we have become an organization of expertation. there's expectation

and the middle parlor and you can see the story poles. what she currently sees as blue sky, she'll now see as the wall of a building adjacent. where she is looking to the rear, to the south or to the north, the netting will be a solid wall. if you walk up to the widow and stand right at it and look up, oh, there is a little blue sky left so in this room who's affordability is afforded by this one widow and the middle bedroom in the house who's widow is on the north white wall let me point it out in the model on this elevation, those two rooms will now be shared by a third story addition. and, this third story addition, is going to severely deprive at the same time of day on march 20th at 9:00 a.m., 7525 any light that is going to get into that front widow. these horizontal bars that you see, have been removed from the building, thankfully, but only as recently as in november and we didn't have no time to remodel that. i think one of the things that we need to look at is if the project sponsor is going to weep keep the original permanent a

harsh -- hash tag -- the baby ge raf, the freak, the horse, and the bull and on and on and on. that's what we love about this team. one national writer observed "whatever goes on in the san francisco clubhouse it's not like the rest of baseball". well, i have something to add to that. i would say whatever goes on in our front office also is not like the rest of baseball. a championship team has an architect and our general manager brian saibian and his incredible staff are the best in baseball. [cheers and applause] he built a baseball operations department that is a model for scooting and analytics and player development and training and conditioning and brian has the perfect partner in executing all of this, and of course it is bruce bochy and his coaching staff. [cheers and applause] the last giant manager to win more than one world series was john mcgraw in 1921, but don't let bochy fool you with his seemingly easy going nature. the wheels are always turning with him and we can say there is no finer manager in the game today. [cheers and applause] i want to acknowledge the

see and i am scared if this pass what is is next and i love san francisco and the diversity and the castro. >> thank you very much. >> hello. i amanda conda and president of the harvey milk democratic club and we oppose the ban and we feel it's adding a draconian measure to something that is isolated problem in an isolated area. we feel as supervisor wiener said that the law on lewd behavior is not encompassing enough to be able to take actions and instead of creating a ban and censoring people's behaviors and beliefs and we should look at that law, and see if we can make it more effective law. i don't think and the club doesn't think it's appropriate to act lewdly in public. however, we do see this as an opportunity for a better conversation and it has started a conversation in the gay community about the body face sm that we already experience and we don't think a ban is the right end to this discussion. thank you. >> thank you very much. mr. alexander. >> hello i am josh alexander. i live in the castro and i'm not a nudist but i oppose this ban. people say we need it because they

and hours after, bumps in the road and-- >> and he was unconcerned about. >> four dead americans and bumps in the road. >> and not concerned about the death of four americans, you ought to take that back. >> obama's defensive rights, he mentioned mccain and graham and others, others who want to come after somebody. there's only one other person on that letter, senator eye otta, he want it had make it a war on women in order to do that he had to conveniently ignore that there was a woman on the letter who is actually going after rice. so even after his campaign, he's still campaigning, the fact is we've got to get the facts, or else it's going to be an oliver stone movie where everything is wrong. >> do you think she lied. >> i think she played the company man as a-- >> and garbage in, garbage out. >> and meanwhile the video maker rots in jail. >> and we continue to discuss the petraeus hearings and chaos after pot legalization and people are confused. people are getting a little weird. ♪ ain't that america ♪ ♪ ain't that america, home of the free ♪ . [ male announcer ] humana and wal

and my topic and i was going to write about the wonderful similarities between milton and me and the first similarity is obvious. both of us were incapable of sleeping at a normal hour, night owls. i would have on my news feed and my cat box will open and one of the humorious remarks would come on the screen and i would just giggle and this leads to the next similarity and that being a beautiful dry whit, and whole some ability at laughing at laugh and the one liner that says it all. i am carefully cultivating my own sense of humor and i hope to make as many laugh as my uncle did you all and the one similarity i hope that we possess and if not i will create it as my uncle did is inherent sense of kindness and make anyone feel at ease and boundless ability of compassion and that beauty only is in a few souls and my uncle possessed many more qualities and too numerous here but i remember him as someone i would to be friends with and strive to be like more and more everyday. [applause] >> now milton's friends and colleague gia danler. >> milton and i met in early 1998 as fellow particip

illegal in the parklet" and wait this was a man fully dressed and take off his clothes and put on the cock ring and smoking. he's just drawing attention to himself. i of nude. i of to a nude beach. i have been to several places, but i don't think it's acceptable at our streets. thank you. i support this legislation. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hello. my name is pauline chiltion. i lived here all my life and almost 60 years and resident of district eight. my family moved in in the 20's and still there. i am in support of this legislation. i don't feel it's necessary to have nudists in one of our main intersections and i feel they are taking advantage of the castro and the city's well known liberality. having grown -- one of my family's first house was up market street from the castro so i am very familiar with the neighborhood. that intersection is two blocks away from the childrens' library, two blocks away from the eureka valley recreation center with the lovely play ground for children. it is three blocks away from two elementary schools. it is on the intersection of a

and i am a gay man and man with aids and i resent it's two straight people here and not from the cast ro. i have been in the castro for 25 years and constantly when legislation comes up we go to the various associations, the same people are here and i like them personally. i disagree with them politically. there are hundreds of thousands of residents not part of these groups. you are responsible to everybody. have a dam community meeting. we just had the flag on city property and merchants and never half mask or the leather or bear flag up because we can't come to i compromise. we had the bunches taken out of the park because we can't deal with the homeless issue because a few vocal people rally and legislation changes and changes the fabric of our neighborhood. i work there helping the owner. we put things on the roof three years ago. no one complained. the nudists walk by the cafe and best in the area -- [inaudible] >> thank you. thank you. next speaker. [applause] next speaker. >> [inaudible] taking the time. where to start? first of all this whole situation [inaudible] sensational

parking demands and traffic and noise. to address the concerns the project sponsor attends to apply for a passenger loading and unloading white curb at the front of the property. the department recommends approval with conditions for the following reasons. it meets all applicable requirements of the planning code with the exception of parking and is consistent with the general plan. the projected is desirable as provide a vital service for residents and contract to the economic vitality for the neighborhood and create employment opportunities. this concludes my presentation and i am available for questions. >> thank you. project sponsor. >> school representative? >> good afternoon. i am vince sin narrows. i am the husband of maggie prune, the prospective buyer of the property and here to represent her and why we plan to operate the business on this property and our concerns related to the neighbors and how we will address these concerns. just to let you know we have been in business since 2000 and have a great reputation i

we just are requesting that they respect our like privacy and reduction in size and whatever and as i said,, i hope i like you like i like them in another life u. thank you very much. >> are there any other speakers in favor of the d r? if not, the probability sponsor, you have five minutes. -- project sponsor --. >> members of the commission, my name is -- [inaudible] sponsor we have a brief submitted. eventually this particular project it has a number of demand on it in terms of the -- department guidelines and the commissions of the most setting neighbors and so what the project before you if i can have the microphone please, is that this is the sign-ing up of the project sponsor and we have matched it all the way down and that is the original color. and at the front top of it, where the windows are, we actually learned that about -- [inaudible] and as to the other side, this is the deck on the top floor. we have matched that deck over here, yes it's about 16-inches in front and it's not going to impact any of the light and air. the planning department asked for -- [inaudible/incom

and i slid down to the water and then i grabbed the bar and pulled myself up and they brought us inside. >> reporter: just happy to be alive today. we heard so many stories of that, harris. and i'm told by nassau county crew, you see the sand behind me, when we rode out the storm and woke up tuesday morning, hundreds of thousands of tons of sand on streets and sidewalks taken two weeks to ar and two weeks to go, and the next process is sifting it, no decision has been made, but it's going to be redistributed somehow along the shoreline, back to you. >> harris: wow, you know, anna now that you mention that, i want people to get an idea that's just the sand in the street. imagine what's inside the people homes. >> reporter: they're not done yet, oh, yeah. >> harris: anna kooiman, thank you for the update on the superstorm sandy victims. the nation honors our heroes, members of our armed forces this veterans day of course. we'll tell you heroes past and present, getting together and remembering, she's precious. stay with us. [ thunder crashes ] [ female announcer ] some people like to pret

and joining the current, williams, london fletcher and alexander and hit refleshed and where he shent his -- spent his day office and it was not a familiar setting. he wanted to get his mind right for the final push of the sea soon and that he's hungry to lead his team to yes, the play- offs. >> this is one game at a time. you don't look to the future. you have to take care of what you have in front of you. what am i say something yeah, i think the play-offs are a realistic goal for us and i don't think that there is a guy in the locker room that doesn't believe that. >> they're a football team and understand we have to play that the second half of the season. they do regardless what your record is -- record is and you want to play well. the focus is on one game and that is selly. let's play the best football and concentrate on one game and do it that way. >> rg3 has 9 more nfl starts under the belt and the eagles qb. rookie nick folds will leave in place of the injured mike vick and he was the greatest thing since sliced bread. not a threat to run that mike vic was and has a great ar

in mission bay and warm water cove and a creek and we're are exciting to go ahead with the parks and the expansion of this park and we are pleased and gratified to the voters the city and mike thanks with your help with this measure even if all you did was vote yes so thank you for that. this saturday on november 14 there is an open house regarding the future of sea lot wall 337 at at&t park and hosted by the giants and the team will be there to talk informally about the mixed use project there, and i saw jack bear earlier and i believe it might be your birthday today jack. >> happy birthday. >> so i'm expecting cake tomorrow if you would like to join us. happy birthday. thank you for joining us on your special day and that is at at&t park and a rare chance to see the ballpark under populated i guess for lack of a better word, and lastly i wanted to report that thursday november 15 is the official opening of crab seafnlt i understand that we have been meeting the prossers have arrived at a price so that's terrific. it sounds like the crab season is going to start on time so we can ex