as long as it's related to some housing type issue. it doesn't have tow be a rent ordinance based dispute. we have experienced hearing officers that conduct the adr sessions to see if the parties can resolve it on their own. >> including condos. >> is there a tenant in possession? 2 condo owners? we never had the situation arise but there would have to be tenant involvement. if it were 2 owners i don't think the rent board is the place to go. there are community boards available for that type of dispute resolution. as to the other i don't know anything about the state laws. i tell everybody at the rent board when they have questions beyond the ordinance if they are looking for legal advice they should talk to an attorney and the type of questions you are asking sounding like an attorney is warranted. as far as public works is concerned once it's recorded the authority over the map is complete. i think i have to agree if there are other issues that might require legal council. >> likewise dbi we consider that a civil matter. those would

as long as you stay within the date you should have no worries. if that water is contaminated that's a federal issue. >> 25 percent of the water that you buy in the store is tap water. >> okay. it has a date on it. >> it doesn't matter. purify everything. definitely if you store your own tap water which means you will put it in a jar i don't know how you would store it. >> containers from a camping store. >> okay. 5 gallon containers. >> okay you need to make sure how do you determine the date then for that? how long do you know you can store it before you purifiy t. i believe you need to rotate it every 6 months? i'm not an expert in that my recommendation is store bought water. >> i follow these things i'm certified in -- >> you are more than an expert than i am. thanks for the information. >> thank you very much. >> really. no more questions? >> thank you. >> actually i have several questions and one is that i notice on your presentation you have 5 eighth 3 eighth anchor bolts and 3 quarter of an inch anchor bolts. does this apply for the whole

as we tell them the truth, as long as we are honest with people, as long as we are transparent, as long as we owned up, so i am extraordinarily proud to be year because i think we have formed a new partnership with the people of san francisco. we are not just building a new hospital, but i think we have built a new relationship with the taxpayers, and i think that will bode extraordinarily well the next time we go back and say, "here is what we need because we think it is in the best interest of all san

as long as i was behaving, he held the vote. when i found myself in disagreement, i would stand there to catch a 7:00 train. he would set a vote for 7:00. and i would walk up to them and i need seven minutes from the chamber. and nick knows this, i would stand, i always do down in the well and he stood at the first riser, and i would say mr. leader, i note we have an hour, i said you set the vote for seven. any possibility of setting it at 10 to seven signed a trade? he would go like this can look at the clock, look at me and say, no. [laughter] >> no. but that's because i misbehave once. i voted with george mitchell on a matter relating to minors. and that was a big mistake. [laughter] >> he literally took the roll call sheet, the sheets of the staff memos know, with every senator's name and how they voted. he took the roll call sheet, have it framed, had my name circled in red, and literally, literally had it screwed to the ornate doorframe in his office then as the chairman of the appropriations committee. so every single sen

as long as these unavailable to the public, meaning that they don't discriminate, that is the one that you might be thinking about. those questions about whether these could be done. >> my next question is, the language and action might be by the organization, four fees that they charge to their participants? how would that fit into that decision? >> this follows the decision in that these are membership clubs. there's nothing wrong with that as long as they don't discriminate and they are not closed in some way that would violate the state law. that is what that decision was about. that does not mean that you cannot have a membership, it just means he cannot discriminate. >> if they do get these, then they would have to open cal hol heights? >> the student would have to apply and meet the criteria. >> they could discriminate against who comes in this and pays the member of the school? >> yeah. the discrimination in the way -- discrimination on the basis of race and national orr gin or religion, basically violating the state nondiscrimination statute. but there are activities on park p

or whatever the threshold is, that doesn't get done either and there is a defacto amnesty going on as long as congress doesn't do anything. >> there is no question that there are millions of americans, native born, born of people illegally in this country and you are creating a generation of american citizens who are children of illegals. there is no question that is going on. but going back toe-verify, lake elsinore has tried to mandate employers to do it. part of the law being challenged is simply saying if you want a job in arizona, every arizona company has to verify you are legally in the country. here is a federal program, designed before i entered congress and passed with the work of a neighboring congressman for me, that in fact arizona simply says we want everyone to do it and the administration says not so fast. why should american jobs be offered to people illegally in the country when congress more than a decade ago passed a law that allows for employers to know someone is illegally in the country and not hire them or certainly not continue to employ them? >> do you consider al

as it doesn't -- as long as it's not over 7,000 square foot, and outdoor activity will be permitted on the top floor and there are several operational restrictions on this. and the hours of operation and some noise control restriction as well. and essentially that's what it's allowing to happen with the building. the range will be for community to serve the lgbt to go to the historic preservation commission yesterday because it is individual landmark 233. and they unanimously recommended approval of the request. one last thing, i do want to note that the department is in support of this. we are recommending one slight modification. it is a technical issue and it is cross revensed. and supervisor dufty's office is here and i am available for questions. >> commissioners, very good to see you. and i will speak very briefly and we will answer any technical questions and from our office, i apologize for supervisor dufty's absence. was here but is currently chairing a committee down stairs so i am here in his office. this is a small piece and a modest proposal we believe to help the cente

they feel like it's okay for a person to kill another person as long as you wear a badge. >> i feel that the supporters of mehserle are here because of whatever racial issues they may have. i don't think it's really based on the fact that they actually support mehserle. i think they're turning into a black and whitish unite.

the obama administration insist they don't care who runs the company as long as the company gets rid of its oil slick. on the biggest test a president can face is his response to a disaster. many people believe that the president has struggled to show he is on top of the response. in some ways, the resignation of the chief executive is a new start for the oil company but for the president as well. >> russia has strongly objected to tougher sanctions on iran. he said -- they have said that any outside of those already imposed would be unacceptable. they're looking to find a diplomatic solution. the eu agreed a range of measures including restrictions on investment in their oil and gas. the international donor conference has pledged more than a billion dollars to help kyrgyzstan recover from the ethnic violence. the government says that they need the money to boost the economy and to rebuild after the clashes. the remains of one of two american servicemen who went missing in afghanistan last week have been found. thew÷e taliban claimed that they are holding the second. they are negotia

as long as there are no signs the well is leaking, the company says they have some breathing room before they decide to collect oil once again and bring it to the surface. now there are new calls for bp to reopen this well so they can figure out how much oil has leaked during the last three months. abc's matt gutman joins us live from buras, louisiana, with the latest. >> reporter: government officials are reminding us that is just a temporary solution. officials are reminding us that is just a temporary solution. but bp has been couching that relative success of the seal with a double negative, saying, get this, there's no saying, get this, there's no sign that the well is notwithstanding all that notwithstanding all that pressure. tonight, we're told from bp officials that no news is good officials that no news is good news. tonight, visibly less oil near tonight, visibly less oil near the spill site. and 5,000 feet down, on the murky seabed this 80-ton cork, called a stacking cap, is murky seabed this 80-ton cork, called a stacking cap, is holding. >> as long as it's holding, the pres

the italian justice system is notoriously surly, but for his fans, it can take as long as it like it that gives them another chance to see their idol in -- it can take as long as it likes it gives them another chance to see their idol in person. >> he was of oysters teenage dolphin, but the measure of how much heat -- he was of boisterous years dolphin, but the measure of how much he was loved it is the number of people who turned up at his funeral. he was found dead on the beach one week ago. >> they came to fare well a friend. he had an extraordinary life. in death, his funeral is complete with prayers'. >> for three years, the playful teenage dolphin was a familiar sight along the east coast of new zealand. he made headlines when he helped guide two stranded whales out tuesday. he touched my face. >> he was a very different and unique dolphin. he definitely loved people. >> not everyone was charmed. he overturned kayakers. he was known for pushing surfers out to see them eating leaving one woman stranded when he stole her -- he was never pushing servers out to sea, even leaving wo

i will do it as long as they are a bone of the day art photographer -- as long as they are a donbona fide art photographer. tavis: for now, do you want to give me the story line? >> i used to be a journalist right here at kcet. in the 70's -- when you have a big story that affects the culture, you have to be aware of it. the mustang ranch was the first legalized brothel in america. we come from the puritan tradition. we are interested in sex but uptight about sex. the mustang ranch was in northern nevada. it broke 200 years of puritan mores by having sex legalized for sale. the man who started this whole thing was notorious in any way you look at it. in the mid-70's, there was a great fighter, a boxer named oscar. these forces came together because joe comforte was a boxing fan. oscar had fought ali. ali liked him. ali took him to the limit. he stopped him in the 14th round. he knocked out joe frazier down twice. he had no style. but he had a punch. he had a left hook that knocked your head off. when these people came together, smart as flu, explosions. it is kind of an operatic stor

as long as they come, i will show up. >> reporter: and for now, it seems as long as paul mccartney showso remember. ♪ try to see it my way. only time will tell if i am right or i am wrong ♪ close your eyes and i will kiss you, tomorrow i will miss you. remember, i'll always be true ♪ and if while i'm away, i'll write home everyday, and i'll send all my lovein' to you. ♪. >> reporter: and that is it for this week's "a second look." i'm julie haener and thank you for watching.

these are typically reviewed over the counter as long as it does not trigger notification requirements. they are approved over the counter. we perform a plan check. we have a checklist we must complete before approving the application. president peterson: you have the 15 foot setback on the dormer. >> the bomber is set back 16 feet. -- the dormer is set back 16 feet. that is the smallest dormer they have. vice president goh: on that review, you would not look at rafter tales? >> would look at the elevation. there is no indication on the plans that we reviewed that show any change on the pitch of the roof or any detail on the roof. vice president goh: the detailed drawing of the rafter beans did and at the wall. >> so then we refer back to elevation. elevation shows us what the final product is going to look like. it is identical to the existing. vice president goh: you would not expect to see those rafter tails shown in that detail even if there were purely cosmetic? >> we do not typically review details in that detailing as far as the roof is being constructed. we rely on the building

but as long as the deficit is related to the recession, it is not such a big problem because it will recede. but it doesn't go back to zero or anything close to balance. as you say, even after the economy is pretty well recovered, we still have large deficits. and then by the end of the decade, they begin to go up again. that's the really worrisome part. because that's when the impact of the aging of the population, and the continuing rise in the cost of medicare begins to affect the deficit seriously, and there is no end to that. that means we're looking at rising deficits over the next couple of decades. >> susie: so this is a big project to cut this deficit, or at least to get it to a manageable size. some people are saying -- the question is: when is it safe to start cutting the deficit. some people are saying when the economy is as fragile as it is right now, we should wait a couple of years. and even ben bernanke said in testimony this week, make wait a few weeks to cut on it. when will the economy be strong enough to cut deficits. should we get going on it right now? >> we sho

as long as there's bronzers still being sold in grocery stores, people are going to still be applying much of them and producing some pretty crazy pictures. >> reporter: but the bad spray tan can get anyone. from the famous to the powerful. no one is immune from the possibility of looking like a spray tan gear read. i know, cheesy. a sharp orange color, cheddar, if i'm not mistaken. you've seen disastrous tans. >> yes, and they are shocking, indeed. >> reporter: why do people do that to themselveses? they overapply self-tans. if you put too much on, you're going to get that orange look. people don't exfoliate after three days. they are really interested in wanting to be brown all the time so, the more iowafully the more orange they look. >> reporter: and do you just look at these people and think, i can help you. >> i think, i'm your savior. >> james reed is spray tanner to the stars. he can't say which stars. well, he could, but then he'd have to kill you. you go around the world tanning people. >> i do. i'm probably the number one in the world. i like to be global. >> reporter: peop

they feel like it's okay for a person to kill another person as long as you wear a badge. >> reporter: police in riot gear stood watch as people aired their feelings. those tempers flared no one got out of control. we are back here live where you can see this demonstration continues. now, i will tell you that a group of oscar grant supporters, about 20 minutes ago, marched down this road towards b.a.r.t., flanked by a group of police officers. we don't know what their intention is but, again, the group out here seems to be relatively peaceful, very calm. i did have a chance to talk briefly to oscar grant's uncle tonight. he says that he feels that the pro-mehserle demonstration was orchestrated by mehserle's attorney. i also talked to michael rains on the phone and he said nothing could be further than the truth. reporting live in walnut creek, jodi hernandez, bay area news. >>> two people are dead after a violent weekend in oakland including a freeway shut down due to a shth shootout. >>> and sniper bullets aimed at police. we're live with how police are dealing with calls when the p

we'll be stuck in this mild pattern as long as that sea breeze continues to keep going. and the marine layer, close to 2 sfrks 500 feet thick. keeping temperatures inland, almost ten to 15 degrees below average. may be xloes to 80 around fairfield later on. mid-70s around san jose. end of the week, we'll see a slight warmup. still not going to see 90s. maybe upper 80s as we kick off the weekend. back to you. >> we have a mother's plea to find her child's killer. new reality tv unfolding in the bay area. >> a mystery in the bay. tv investigation into what killed a hump baback whale. >> bionics versus technology. see the new knew repair replacing the replacement. >> brad tt coming to the bay area. we'll show you how to meet him plus make some money too. >>> a reality tv show is hitting close to home. a bay area police department is tourng tv hoping real life drama will help end violence. east palo alto police say witnesses are too frightened to come forward. they hope a show called "make the call" will make a difference. >> it basically said he was gone. >> reporter: an em

already looked at that, that that would be redundant and unnecessary, but we could do that as well as long as we're going to make this one change. we could add those words to the specific provisions that are addressed if it is deemed advisable by the partisan the board. supervisor chiu: 90. i guess i would look to the parties to say is that something that would be agreeable? -- thank you. >> from the cities and, it is totally agreeable. the jet from the city's end -- from the city's and. >> that is absolutely agreeable. we get at a reference to the first source hiring chapter of the administrative code -- we could add a reference to the first source hiring chapter. supervisor chiu: i'm not sure that requires a formal motion because the agreement is not in front of us, but as long as there is a commitment by the parties to do this, i'm comfortable with leaving it as it is and allow the parties to do that. >> that is right, and the committee does not have the jurisdiction to make an amendment to the contract. you have to have the parties agree, and they will submit new a new version. supervi

people are staying out of work twice as long as in the last recession and there's been this huge drop in household wealth, in savings and 401k's. who has that hit? i'm very sorry to report that it's hit the middle-aged generation you are looking at on your screen. gwen: i don't know what you're talking about [laughter] >> interestingly, elderly people have come out pretty well. they've got their investments and pensioned. younger people have been hit terribly in the job market but have their whole lives ahead of them. the group that's turned the most pessimistic as a shift has been baby boomers, the people who are going to retire over the next 10 years. >> doyle, what turns this around? obviously when things get better it turns around, but does it take longer to lose the depression they're suffering, to get back into community groups and -- how long does that take? >> when the economy recovers, consumer spending turns around and people start buying cars ands washing machines again but a sociologist in wisconsin has study this and says being unemployed once in your life reduces your op

they said they will be here as long as they need to be year. there's no reason this is able to last as long as it needs to last. walnut creek christine conley kron 4 news. >> was sought on lawful assembly declared by police. are they accept accepting the same thing at 5:00. >> i guess christine's having a hard time here and get its the protesters were allowed. kron 4 >> is maureen kelly shows us the protests affecting many businesses in the area. >> several businesses around are taking place. there only about half a block away from where the protest and counter protest a taking place. the station across the street is one of three gas stations in the neighborhood to some other businesses are extreme measures like to do with this one this is a dry cleaner and you can see if i assume and the bay they boarded up the windows. they hired a security guard to keep watch. other businesses like this development right here where the selling condominiums they are staying open while they removed the street signs out front. >> here's a map of the area where

. >> for as long as the nato forces remain in afghanistan, there will be people like him. what happens in afghanistan has a direct effect on people's thinking here. >> both of the afghan and pakistani taliban make great use of the vast, and control tribal areas along the border. the british gave them almost completely -- gave them almost complete autonomy. this is where al qaeda also operates. osama bin laden may be here somewhere. in a mansion which has scarcely changed since the days of the raj, the governor of the provinces starting to take over the trouble areas where various extremist groups operate. >> one of the major ingredients of success has been the fact that over the past two years, the local people in the province who were favorably inclined toward these outfits have turned against them. >> but at the very moment when pakistan is successfully cracking down on its own taliban group, it stands accused of helping the afghan taliban. >> the taliban were able to show their strength and the pakistani parties started looking at the taliban as one of the future option

chiu: i'm not sure that requires a formal motion because the agreement is not in front of us, but as long as there is a commitment by the parties to do this, i'm comfortable with leaving it as it is and allow the parties to do that. >> that is right, and the committee does not have the jurisdiction to make an amendment to the contract. you have to have the parties agree, and they will submit new a new version. supervisor chiu: great. supervisor maxwell: without objection -- again, supervisor. >> thank you. i'm here for items 5 and 6, but i would like to thank supervisor maxwell for letting me make a comment. as a supervisor who represents district two and the presidio, we have had a number of committee hearings right here in land use on the proposed museum in the presidio that clearly did not work out. but one thing that i do want to say is how thrilled i am to see this actually come to fruition, to see it at that one moment where i think we are finally taking that step to make a reality, and in so doing, i would like to thank everyone that was involved in it. i would certainly like to th

thought to be burning now the emergency services are trying to talk with all of this will continue as long as the heat continues at this intensity. doctors are giving advice to people in this kind of heat they're saying you must remain well hydrated must drink lots of fluid but what other advice is being given for those coping with these extreme temperatures. well the advice that doctors are giving is also for people not to go out in the hottest hours of the day about twelve to four so many muscovites of russians and in towns are trying to stay in cool places it seems simple but once you find yourself out in the heat you can quickly get dehydrated and also don't exercise too much they say because many russians. who are exercising too much get dehydrated even faster simple advice other ways that people have been trying to get out of the heat or just to try and get some relief from it i've been examined by my colleague peter all over in his report. when temperatures soar everyone has to find their own way to keep cool in the sweltering city summer two brothers in moscow have come up with a p

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as long as this heat continues the problems will continue as well. many people here in the russian capital have saying this kind of heat hasn't been felt in decades tell me what kind of advice are people being given to deal with this level of intensity. but doctors are giving general advice to people don't go out today they say in the in the midday and the hours in the mid twelve taught for drink plenty of water try and try to stay out of the sun not to not to hydrate yourself too much there are many ways people are trying to cope with the heat and to escape it and my colleague peter all of prepared a report on that subject. when temperatures soar everyone has to find their own way to keep cool in the sweltering city summer two brothers in moscow have come up with a plan to beat the heat as well as make a bit of cash on the side a majority in boris rent out their apartment in the summer months and set up camp on a small island in the state one kilometer outside of the city center a camp here in one nine hundred sixty s. when i was in my second year a

as we say, we go back a long way. make of iraq -- no, no, well, i'm leaving "larry king live" in november, but i'm going to be around. we're going to do specials. we're going to come to the middle east. >> oh, good. good, i'll -- then i'll entertain you again in israel. it will be a good refresher. >> larry: it will be my pleasure. don't forget, you committed, if we can get all three leaders on together, we're going to do that show. >> you can do it anytime. you have one. >> larry: okay. are you -- well, i think we can get jordan. if we get -- we're fine if we got abbas. what do you make of what's going to happen in iraq? will that hold together? >> i hope so. i mean, we are -- we are rooting for the success of the american effort and of the iraqi effort to stabilize iraq. it went through a very difficult period. we want to see a peaceful middle east. we want to see a moderate middle east. i think there's a larger battle taking place between the forces of madernity and the forces of medievalism. tries not merely to er

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so i don't care how much it weighs as long as it's strong enough. >> as long as it does the job. we are a paying for it, too. simon perez, thank you >>> it's been nearly a month since it got more expensive to cross the seven state-owned bridges in the bay area. tonight we are getting the look at how driving habits have changed. according to the bay area toll authority, about 12,000 fewer vehicles have gone through the carpool lanes every day this month compared to july of last year. full fare vehicles run about 2300 per day. now, they say it's not clear if that's because carpoolers have to pay now or because they now need fastrak making it less attractive to try to cheat. >>> furlough fridays are back. the governor has ordered state agencies to furlough workers three days a month starting august 1. the furloughs will continue until there is a state budget in place. the budget was supposed to be finalized july 1. cal fire, the highway patrol, and some of the revenue generating agencies are edges from those furloughs, by the way. >>> a last-minute minute victory for critics of ariz

law would actually, as proposed by the mayor, would not actually make any of that illegal because as long as the individual is not sitting or lying, the part that led to civility was when he got up and actually kicked you. this law doesn't address that. this actually does not address that specific act. my point is that the record shows that to the extent that this covers civility, supposedly civility, this actually allous for incivility as long as it is not done while the person is sitting or lying. there is nothing in this law that prevents someone from not being civil if they're standing up. that's the irony, that you're using examples that are, in fact, not covered by the law. and the irony is also that the law that would cover something like this are the law that are already on the books. and you and i may disagree about the need for a law, but we may not i think in the end disagree about the record. and your statement, respectfully, about how the record shows that there is a need for a complaint is simply not the case. you have the assistant chief of police who explicitly said when a

forest fire and that's what has burned so far four hundred thousand hectares across the country so as long as this heat goes on all these problems will to come tom not all gloom though is it how are people coping with this heat is going to like inside to into isn't it. yes people are dealing with it in various ways doctors have given advice to people to keep drinking water to not exercise too much and. not to hydrate themselves but muscovites themselves they seem to be dealing with it with humor as much as they can lot of them been saying well forget training and forget egypt or turkey where they would normally go on holiday let's stay in moscow that stay in russia with all the heat we need just chalk talk or hear topical fruits or partly how to. season this year and just mandarin groves have been growing fantastically some people are also saying making jokes about the heat has now exceeded thirty six or thirty seven degrees the exchange rate between the ruble and the dollar and it's on its way to approaching the exchange rate with the euro so people here are making light of it as much as

a good idea >>> i don't think it's a good idea, but people have a right to express their opinion as long as it doesn't become unruly, i think it's okay. >> why do you think it might be a bad idea? the unruly part? >> sure. >> my first reaction was, oh, my god. white people are going to get together and black people are going to show up and make an issue out of it. my gut reaction, and i shouldn't feel this way, but my gut reaction is, this seems to be white people gets black people. what a shame. >> i think the rally is really more an effort to over come the negative press that brought in the riots. i don't know that you would call it a riot, but the disturbance that took place a week ago. >> a lot of people thought our coverage was in favor of the family. >> he was murdered. >> lauren wrote to us saying, all i ask is, there are two families involved, and i only heard murder from one side. >> sending out a fake letter to the public. >> chuck told us, if you trialy want to be balanced and appropriate on the verdict and aftermath, you'd interview family, friends and lawyer of both sides. w