secretary avery: yes. president olague: great. >> i met with that owner, as well as his daughter, at jordan's pulte, which has been there since the 1950's, and both of those owners were requesting that we add them to the works program to landmark both properties. it was a very interesting discussion and we are happy to be involved with them. secretary avery: thank you. commissioners, if we can move forward on the calendar? we are not at general public comment. members of the public may address you on items of interest to the public following the subject matter of jurisdiction of this commission, with the exception of agenda items which may only be addressed on the time when they are on the counter and not in this category. each member of the public may address you up to three minutes, keeping in mind the entire time frame for this category is 15 minutes. i do have one speaker card. president olague: helen? >> hello. secretary avery: speak into the microphone. pull it down. >> ok. i am a single woman who ha

avery? >> oh, all right. it is clearly unconstitutional.was held unconstitutional in texas, missouri. there was a temporary restraining order denied. the new abortion law in indiana, which takes effect on july 1st, deb, will also be held unconstitutional. it's heading to the u.s. supreme court. >> avery, do you see this as really -- why are they going after planned parenthood when there are other -- there are clinics that offers it, there are hospitals that offer it. this seems almost like a personal vendetta against this organization, avery. >> yeah, i think you nailed it. planned parenthood has been a strong advocate of women's rights and reproductive rights. that's where the focus has been. 9,300 women in indiana will be adversely affected by this law. but ultimately, deb, it's going to be held unconstitutional. it's a right that women have and they've had it since the '70s. >> richard, do you see this going to the supreme court? do you see this as going to the mats? >> it probably will. medicaid funding is comprised of state and federal

secretary avery: the commissioners are a taking 15- minute recess.

secretary avery: on the motion to take discretionary review -- [roll-call vote] secretary avery: that motion passes six-one, with commissioner antonini voting against. [applause] secretary avery: want to take a minute to let them clear it out? minute to let them clear it out? president olague: sure, 5 minute >> we had a gentleman, up and speak for a request for a continuance -- come up and speak for a request for a continuance. commissioners, at this point, i would ask to take up the matter of continuous before considering the on item. president olague: is there any public comment on the matter of continuance? >> good afternoon, commissioners. we are hoping to come back with a design that could be somewhat improved, and the property owner has had family issues. they have spoken to the dr request for the continuance, just getting some changes made. president olague: is there a date that would work? >> if we could get a time in july -- president olague: not until september, correct? >> yes. >> we will take the first available. president olague: i want to hear from me dr request your --

let me let avery weigh in on it.to burst. >> sorry to interrupt. >> go ahead. >> the fact is that the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, richelle, is overwhelming. and the fact is that the lack of casey anthony -- >> what trial are you watching, avery? >> i'm watching the same trial every day. and the fact is that despite whatever problem there is with the defense counsel, it is her behavior introduced methodically, carefully by the prosecution that's going to do this defendant in. and the very point that's been made that, well, when she takes the stand and puts her hand on the bible -- they're going to have to put casey anthony on the stand for a variety of reasons, not the least of which the jury will see that there's clearly something wrong with her and that's what the strategy is here. >> go ahead. >> richelle, they have to prove, in order to get the premeditated murder, that casey was the one that put the duct tape on her face, on her mouth and her nose. they haven't proven that. they are not going to be

secretary avery: on the motion for revocation -- [roll-call vote] secretary avery: thank you, commissioners, that motion passed unanimously. you are now on item number eight, case number 2011.0503b, 524 howard street. >> good afternoon. before you today is one additional and final item related to a previous office allocation granted to an office development project located at 524 howard street. it was approved in 1989 as a 23- story building with two of thousands were feet of office space and 45,000 square feet of retail space -- with 200,000 feet of office space and 45,000 square feet of retail space. product received a site permit, but the sponsor did not pursue any building permits or agenda and the project has been inactive since 2007. on march 24 of this year, staff presented to the commission a history of office allocations to the project. at that time, the commission requested that staff scheduled this future hearing to consider revocation. under planning code section 321, products that have received office allocation but i have not begun construction within 18 months are subject to

secretary avery: on the motion to take discretionary review -- [roll-call vote] secretary avery: that motion passes six-one, with commissioner antonini voting against. [applause] secretary avery: want to take a minute to let them clear it out? president olague: sure, 5 minute recess. secretary avery: the commission is taking a 5 minute recess.

and avery is right.ing to dismiss it turned theory that congress has the ability to correct this. they have the ability to stop funding for this type of situation or they have the ability to seek impeachment of the president. and the courts have historically and again now will not touch this. clinton with kosovo was the most recent case. it's absolutely going to get thrown out. >> interesting. let's move on to another case and see if it becomes one. this involves a kindergartener and a teacher and the allegation is this 5-year-old touched the teacher inappropriately, touching the teacher's thigh, this after the teacher said that she had a thigh injury and saying this to a number of kids. and i guess instinctively this 5-year-old touched her leg, got expelled permanently. >> instinctively. >> yeah. >> now what? >> this is -- >> and the kid's now in a private school. is this right? >> it's still this wacky zero tolerance, which is really zany tolerance or zero intelligence. the fact is, it's a 5-year-old.

avery, how do you argue this and get your way on this one?y, i'll tell you that. >> i had a feeling you were going to say that. it's just mind-blowing to me. ultimately if the case goes to trial, everyday texans are going to have to decide if these people who spent thousands to come to dallas should get, among other things, lost income. they're asking the jury to put themselves in the rich people's shoes to award this and punitive damages and everything. look, the nfl and the cowboys' jerry jones did the right thing by offering money. a little bit too stringent, somewhere between actual loss and the fortune they're asking for is how this case will be -- it won't go to trial. it will be settled. >> but what's interesting, this argument is a rit solid one when you hear from these ticketholders in this class action suit who say, wait a minute, the nfl, jerry jones and others knew these seats weren't going to be available when i showed up. why didn't all those who are now the defendants, why didn't they better inform these ticketholders that they

secretary avery: commissioners, the motion before it is certification of the final eir. on that motion -- [roll-call vote] secretary avery: thank you, commissioners, the final eir has been certified. commissioners, you are now on item number nine, case number 2011.0271c 274 brannan street. >> commissioners, and pleased to present before you rich, who joined the planning commission, a lead preservation planner. he came to was from page and turnbull, where he worked from 2003 until 2010 and served as project manager for several large-scale resource projects and historic service, including the survey l.a. pilot program, the market and octavia historic resource service, and the mission and sonoma is sort research surveys. he is a graduate of the university of mission and the university -- the university of michigan and the university of california. i have had the pleasure of working with rich on several letters of determination on various cases the past several months and have been extremely impressed with his work, and believe you will be as well. thank you. >> i cannot bel

[roll-call] secretary avery: thank you, commissioners. at this time, you have before you california pacific medical center long-range development plan. >> thank you. good evening. i am elisabeth with the planning department. if we could have the overhead, please? tonight's informational presentation is the third of five scheduled hearings on cpmc's long-range development plans. at tonight's presentation will be divided into two parts. the first half will include the land approvals necessary for the cpmc project to move forward and responses to most of the questions raised at the informational hearing. the second half of the presentation will include an overview of the city's half of the development agreement. we have staff from several city development departments that revolved around their respective agencies. before we get started, i'd like to outline the upcoming hearings that are currently scheduled for cpmc. the next hearing is scheduled july 14, or will present a draft development agreement, along with the revised plans based on the

let me touch on something else, fred, you brought up with avery.york, when you're married and then a spouse dies, there are certain rules of intest sy, if there is a will, if there is not a will, if there is a will, one spouse gets left out, the other spouse can have a right to elect against the will and actually sue the estate. all of that now is going to be fair game for same sex couples that are married. so it is really going to be such a broad spectrum of rights that are going to attach to these couples. >> and, avery, how do you see this window of opportunity? you don't live in new york. but you go to new york and you are able to get married there, same sex couple can get married, but then when you return to your home state, you know, does that new york certificate mean anything? >> i think that's a wonderful question. you know, under our constitution we have something called full faith and credit. so if someone, for example, living in florida decides to come up to new york to get married, and then returns, should the state of florida recogniz

avery talked about the casey anthony's mother, cindy, who was testifying this week. >> cindy anthonyeen a very powerful witness in this case, probably up to this point the most dramatic witness for the defense. the difficulty in what happened on thursday and friday is that i think cindy anthony understands her granddaughter is gone, her daughter faces lethal injection with the conviction and she has taken off on the -- in a wild blue yonder on this issue of chloroform and chlorophyl. >> she thought her dog was sick, had eaten some bamamboo, she we to look for a component. do you think the jury buys that? >> it is so odd. i don't think so. look, chloroform was deleted from the computer 84 times. and there was no inquiry about that with cindy anthony. it is really a preposterous part of the defense. again, we understand cindy. we understand the loss of her family. we understand the motive for not being forthright about that. but it just is not working. >> what is interesting then, richard, then the prosecutor then spent a little bit of time with cindy trying to establish, well, here is

they haven't done it in a first-degree murder case. >> avery, you're saying it's probative, which ising, but do you thing defense has been able to undermine the evidence produced by the prosecution that george anthony, the father, was the one responsible for caylee anthony's death? has that stuck as far as the cross-examination? >> well, jose baez in the history, in the annals of american law jourk to take the opening statement and put it at the bottom. that has unfortunately set the tone. to answer your question, deb, i don't think much if not all of the prosecution's evidence undermined in a week. we'll hear the evidence in about a week but the fact is the evidence has been irrefutable. the defense really has not done much of anything to bias the jury into think make there's some justification. i think the defense is in a world of trouble. that's not a surprise to anyone. >> before we segue to the next story, i want to say does she have to testify, avery, yes or no? >> yes. >> richard, yes or no? >> if she testifies, she's going to get convict and get sentenced to zmeekt you can ca

avery- herbert, do we have a date? >> september 15. commissioners, on the motion of continuance for this item to september 15, up on that motion -- [roll-call vote] thank you, commissioners. as the project is continued until september 15. commissioners, you are now on item number 11, cases for 14 costa street. >> good afternoon, commissioners. the project involves a single family dwelling over a two-story garage. it is important to note the building has already been demolished by the previous owner. the current owner and the project sponsor has been working diligently with the planning department to seek approval. the project has received approval and recommendation for approval that is consistent with the general plan policy. the design is compatible with the existing neighborhood. president olague: thank you. project sponsor? it is up to you. if you want to present, you can. we can call you back up if we have questions later on. >> good afternoon, commission. i am the owner of 14 costa street. i wanted to come here and appear before

yesterday i talked about the trial to legal attorneys -- civil rights attorney avery freedman and criminalard herman and asked them why they thought judge perry decided to cancel saturday's section. >> that's the $64,000 question, my belief was there was certain evidence the prosecution should have turned over. it goes to a material question of what the expert was about to say and therefore because it's a legal issue, we'll never know until the case goes to appeal, which it will. the bottom line is i've heard wild ideas about incompetentance on the party of counsel but the bottom line is fredericka, it probably sh something to do with the failure of turn over evidence. the case will proceed starting at 8:30 on monday. >> it could be anything from maybe there was an unexpected witness, maybe it meant a witness is no longer available or could it even be a problem with a juror? >> yeah, it could be a problem with a juror, that's one thing it could be. i don't think it's a witness issue. i understand there were like 15 witnesses in the hallway ready to go today. for the judge to stop everythin

avery, does that sound like a legitimate call or will that be challenged in any way? is he credible? >> after decomposition and let me tell you something, fredricka, they got nobody better. werner spitz is world class, he goes back to the kennedy assassination. mary jo kopechne. he's the first quality witness we have seen supporting the defense in this, challenging the forensics, the science here. i think this is the only thing that we have seen coming out of the defense team, and it is important. reasonable doubt, we will have to wait and see. the prosecution has not completed its cross examination. >> all right. and, of course, you can catch our legal guys every saturday, noon eastern, right here on cnn. >>> a college football player was booted off a us airways flight, then arrested after he refused to pull up his saggy pants. the flight crew says deshawn mormon's pajama bottoms were below his knees, exposing his underwear at the very least. >> my parents were actually not even below my knees, below my butto buttocks, they were below my m passengers off the plane. >

secretary avery: thank you. that concludes tonight's public informational session on cpmc. planning commissioners, you still have the general public comment. president olague: is there any general public comment on items not on the agenda? no? seeing none, general public comment is closed and the meeting is adjourned. >> about four years ago, [inaudible] look at how beautiful this was. there is our relationship to the planet. these regions are the wealthiest, the most powerful. that really has impacted the planet. it is almost impossible now to go anywhere and had it really be completely dark. there are very few locations that you can find. that means our relationship to the sky, there is a way where we dominate the sky. we cannot see anything really. we are blinding ourselves in a way. >> you can look at the images, they are beautiful. when i started four years ago, there was a conversation about environmental issues that was very different. this is not being talked about in the way it is now. . this has just been like an amazing growth. i anticipate the project to be some

secretary avery: thank you. that concludes tonight's public informational session on cpmc. planning commissioners, you still have the general public comment. president olague: is there any general public comment on items not on the agenda? no? seeing none, general public comment is closed and the meeting is adjourned. >> welcome to culturewater. in 2001, the san francisco arts commission and tampa does go public library established an arts master plan for the city soon to be renovated branch library. almost 10 years later, the san francisco arts commission has integrated a collection of vibrant new artworks by bay area artists into five new libraries, and there is more on the way. here is a closer look at some of the projects. >> the branch library improvement program is a bond funded program undertaken by the san francisco public library to upgrade each of the branch libraries throughout the neighborhoods. one of the great benefits of this opportunity is that each of these branches has a unique artwork that has been created specifically for that branch, based on input from

>> well, ford has been really beaten down vees avery the rest of the market. my expectation is we could get back up there towards that 52-week high. the reason is that ford is done well with with their fuel efficient cars, tom. in may, 74% increase in two new models and 32% across the board with all their fuel efficient small cars, but even the ex plosher last mob saw 135% increase. 47-mob high in terms of explorer suv sales. but the key here is that ford was just a problem in europe in the fourth quarter of 2010, which brought sales, sales were soft, but the stock never came back, too much concern oil prices, recession, global uncertainty, china. stellar company, i think they're going to take some share from toyota. >> tom: let me ask you about one uncertainty, the uaw union talks next month, the union looking to hike wages, maybe get more corporate bore seats does that make you a bit more looery of ford? >> not at all. the unions are a inherent, organic part of the auto industry. they'll be reasonable, they'll be reasonable discussions because everyone wants

secretary avery: thank you. that concludes tonight's public informational session on cpmc. planning commissioners, you still have the general public comment. president olague: is there any general public comment on items not on the agenda? no? seeing none, general public comment is closed and the meeting is adjourned. supervisor avalos: good morning. welcome to thursday, june 9, 2011 meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors meeting. my name is david campos. i am the chair of the committee. we are joined by president david chiu, as well as a mark farrell who will be here shortly. we want to thank sfgtv staff who are covering the meeting. madam clerk, do we have any announcements? >> i would like to announce to please turn off all riinger volumes on cell phones. and--- ringer volumes on cell phones. supervisor campos: thank you. if you could please call item one. >>item 1, hearing to receive regular status reports on the america's cup. supervisor campos: this is something i introduced with supervisor mirkarimi. we want to make sure that we provide the necessary overs

cooking have said...alright, i don't have my job so i am going to try my hand at cooking and this is avery low cost way of entering and getting into the food profession. >>cohen: when you are searching around for 2 hundred thousand or 3 hundred thousand dollars to open a restaurant, versus 50 or 60 thousand dollars to open a truck ....you can go to friends and family a lot more easily to find that 50 or 60 thousand rather than quarter of a million dollars. >>reporter: at the same time, the gourmet food trucks are proving popular with consumers who don't have as much money to spend but still want to enjoy good food. >>vox pop 1: i've heard a lot about this and you know, i wanted to check it out because i've heard so much about it from friends. >>reporter: it's the variety here, that's the pull. and put all these small trucks together, you've got a big business. >>harrison: this is san francisco's biggest street food market. there are 5 thousand people here tonight, 27 vendors, each making between 1,500 and 4,000 dollars. you crunch the numbers, that's a lot of money changing hands tonight.

so all these factors put together contribute to avery real demand - continues demand for all sorts of real estate. >>reporter: and buyers are lapping up developments as soon as they are announced. vijay srirangan has invested half a million dollars in an apartment in this building complex in a mumbai suburb. even though it won't be ready till 2013. >>srirangan: they've got gardens, specialized gardens planned. they've got the usual clubhouse; they've got tennis courts that are planned, other games facilities are in place, children's park. several of those features, the ability to walk around inside the complex - as you grow older that's an important element - all of these add up to making this premium, exciting, and worth spending on as far as i'm concerned. >>reporter: the world's tallest residential tower, world one is planned in central mumbai. 60 percent of its apartments have already been sold, with prices up to 17 million dollars. when completed in 2014, the building will soar 450 metres above the arabian sea, but it's not just status that's driving the reach upwards.... >>lodha

secretary avery: thank you. that concludes tonight's public informational session on cpmc. planning commissioners, you still have the general public comment. president olague: is there any general public comment on items not on the agenda? no? seeing none, general public comment is closed and the meeting is adjourned. [horns honking] [siren wails]

whatever it is and avery's right, wild speculation out there, it's very serious for this judge to put this jury back into sequestration for two more days until the trial begins with july fourth weekend coming up. not good. >> and you can catch our legal guys every saturday noon eastern time right here in the "cnn time right here in the "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> president obama is about to get directly involved in the tense deficit reduction talks in hopes of bridging a huge divide between republicans and democrats. tomorrow he and vice president biden will meet separately with senate majority leader harry reid an senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. talks broke down last week after republicans refused tax hikes in any plan. here's what the president had to say about the impasse in his weekly address. >> of course, there's been a real debate about where to invest and where to cut. i'm committed to working with members of both parties to cut our deficits and debt. >> the talks are also dealing with the u.s. debt ceiling and a looming deadline. the u.s.

avery, does that sound -- >> actually -- >> -- like a legitimate call or will that be challenged in any way? is he credible? >> yeah. after -- after decomposition. and you know what? let me tell you something, fredricka. they got nobody better. warner spitz is world class. he goes back to the kennedy assassination. mary joe kopechne. he is superb. this is the first quality witness we have seen supporting the defense in this, challenging the forensics, the science here. i think this is the only thing we've seen coming out of the defense team and it is important. reasonable doubt, we will have to wait and see. the prosecution has not completed its cross-examination. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> in the western u.s. this hour firefighters are up against some of the worst conditions possible as they battle a rash of wildfires. red flag warnings are up in parts of seven states. that means weather conditions, mainly high heat, low humidity and strong winds pose an extreme fire risk. our thelma gutierrez has had to move because of the danger in the area where she has a live report

. >> reporter: sean avery of the new york rangers, who is heterosexual, is a vocal supporter and visited the state capital to lobby for it. unlike three attempts in new york before to legal az same-sex, the campaign is closer than it's ever been. it's getting a significant amount of money from an unexpected source, republicans and conservatives. among the groups fighting to pass the bill, the human rights campaign. >> we've been able to raise a lot of money from republicans. look, i think it's -- in some ways it's a sea change, but we're also seeing it nationally. we saw it again on repealing don't ask, don't tell. >> reporter: the bill's fate rests with republican state senators, who are also being targeted heavily by opponents. brian brown of the national organization for marriage says republicans who support it will face consequences next election. the group is pledge $1 million to finance primary challenges. >> right now there are only two republicans who have said that they are going to vote to redefine marriage. we are definitely going to be involved in those races. i think they ar

avery paycheck about 10% to 15%. >> and the u.s. open, tell us why that is a winner or loser?here, retail sales are down 20%. he is a dead star, cbs is a loser here, another player nikes' because they have a big investment in tiger woods. and espn there were to broadcast the first two rounds, so there are a loser due to ticket sales. >> time right now is 5 4:09 p.m.. we're taking a live look outside a san jose. there is, the camera in shaking around, it is windy, overnight, patchy fog the conditions, and afternoon the wind will start to pick up a lot to smile. currently dealing with wind speeds right now tomorrow, 20 in fairfield and about 16 for mountain view. tomorrow we will not see the '80s, we will talk out into the '60s and '70s, 76 percent rosa, 645 to cisco, 77 fairfield, 68 oakland, 75 antioch, low '70's in the peninsula. about 76 to morgan hill, and i looked at the seven day around the bay. we will see the morning fog into the weekend, monday will have 80 and a warming trend for us. eighties in the inland, low '70s for the day, and upper 60s for the coast. >> do you

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. >> reporter: sean avery of the new york rangers, who is hurt sexual, is a strong supporter and visitedhe state capitol to lobby for it. unlike three previous attempts in new york to legal az same-sex marriage, the campaign is closer than it's ever been. it's getting a significant amount of money from an unexpected source, republicans and conservatives. among the groups fighting to pass the bill, the human rights campaign. >> we've been able to raise a lot of money from republicans. look, i think it's in some ways it's a sea change, but we're also seeing it nationally, and we saw it again on repealing don't ask, don't tell. >> reporter: the bill's fate rests with republican state senators, who are also being targeted heavily by opponents. brian brown of the national organization for marriage says republicans who support it will face consequence next election. the group is pledge $1 million to finance primary challenges. >> right now, there are only two republicans who have said that they are going to vote to redefine marriage. we are definitely going to be involved in those races. i thi

charles barkley, steve nash, michael strahan and sean avery and all speaking out for marriage equalityrt of gay neighbors and friends. what is your response to that? >> they are entitled to their opinion and that is fine. but i believe that, you know, if you remove marriage, if you redefine marriage, you are tinkering with the fabric in our society that opens up the gateway for everyone to, you know, basically top polygamy to come in? a polygamist saying i should have my five wives. it opens up the door to what i believe is lawlessness. so, yes, it was a very strong word, but essentially that is what, you know, it leads to. it's not about having a riot but i do believe that is social where we are redesk the family. >> david tyree with his opinion. the vote could come down today on the same-sex marriage bill in new york. we will follow that story. david tyree, thanks for calling in. >> thank you. >>> casey anthony's lawyers have kicked off their defense. they are going on the offensive. they are focused on the forensics as we follow the live pictures. [ male announcer ] it was forged fr

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those are the only jobs currently occupied by illegal avery -- illegally aliens that are non-agriculture. our government is giving out 1 million permanent work permits this year in this economy. they did last year and the year before and they will do it next year until congress cuts the emigration numbers. employersaren't hiring illegal workers rather than undocumented workers? guest: well, of course, they are. by host: you say? -- host: but you say that's americans are one in jobs that they do not have. guest: win a job opens up, the most likely person to fill that job is a cousin or somebody that you know. once you get immigrants working at your workplace, their network tends to work even faster in terms of getting people to apply for jobs. it is true that foreign workers tend to be more compliant. they're not used to working at american working standards, so they will work up -- put up with the working standards that are not an american levels. not just illegal immigrants, but legal immigrants as well will tend to put up with working in missions that are inferior to what americans are

those are the only jobs currently occupied by illegal avery -- illegally aliens that are non-agriculture. our government is giving out 1 million permanent work permits this year in this economy. they did last year and the year before and they will do it next year until congress cuts the emigration numbers. employersaren't hiring illegal workers rather than undocumented workers? guest: well, of course, they are. by host: you say? -- host: but you say that's americans are one in jobs that they do not have. guest: win a job opens up, the most likely person to fill that job is a cousin or somebody that you know. once you get immigrants working at your workplace, their network tends to work even faster in terms of getting people to apply for jobs. it is true that foreign workers tend to be more compliant. they're not used to working at american working standards, so they will work up -- put up with the working standards that are not an american levels. not just illegal immigrants, but legal immigrants as well will tend to put up with working in missions that are inferior to what americans are