a, b, and c, commissioner antonini. commissioner antonini: aye. >> commissioner aboard. commissioner borden: aye. >> commissioner sugaya, commission olague, commissioner miguel. aye. >> those are adopted and approved. commissioners, that's the end of our regular calendar. we do have public comment. i do not have any speaker cards, but at this time any member of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction matter of the commission except commission tells. >> my name is daniel. we're planning students at u.c. berkeley and we're just observing the meeting. president miguel: welcome. >> i'm graduating in may. if you have any job opportunities, please let me know. [laughter] >> thank you. president miguel: thank you. do you have any questions of us? we don't often get planning students here that are interested in hearing, listening and sitting all through this. >> i guess i was personally curious, i'm new to planning actually from a different field a

there are a zillion every other house is a b and b. hit on the one b and beshgs where the owner said, your last name is to bein i know where all the to beins came to ireland. i said, i'm all ears. this poem goes into that and the last part is a translation from an irish song, the ring. >> i followed the winding coast road back from cove airny moore and her brother cast in branz at the center entrance head of a line at elis island looking as though they a choired dreksz in their own country. dim passage through american wait and coffinship the figures of a prior generation real to swells and sound effects each swollen in the ache of crossing. my father's ship united states streaming to the harbor, the way it steamed in the narrows below the rising towers of the bridge. above the keys, saint coalmans resided over the dock where my mother's mother waited and my father's forefather disappeared like vermon in the fields they flooded home. i can tell you where the to beins first landed that invited me to the patio in the house glass of whisk

-b and penal code 832.7. personnel exception: assignment of disciplinary charges filed in the following disciplinary cases to an individual commissioner for the taking of evidence on a date to be determined by the commissioner: case number ivf c10-219, case number ivf c10-220, case number aiw c10-106. pursuant to government code section 54957-b-1, and san francisco administrative code section 67.10-b and penal code 832.7. >> in all matters pertaining to closed session, i believe it is inappropriate for the police commission to move into closed session at this time. the agenda is arranged in such a way as to limit participation in such a way as to limit participation in a truly vital portion of the agenda. commission members know that a closed session will last for a significant -- >> that is actually an open session, item 11. >> i'm talking about the closed session itself. may i ask if there is any member of this commission that will stand up to the free speech rights of the citizens of this city or not. i am

a, b, and c, commissioner antonini. commissioner antonini: aye. >> commissioner aboard. commissioner borden: aye. >> commissioner sugaya, commission olague, commissioner miguel. aye. >> those are adopted and approved. commissioners, that's the end of our regular calendar. we do have public comment. i do not have any speaker cards, but at this time any member of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction matter of the commission except commission tells. >> my name is daniel. we're planning students at u.c. berkeley and we're just observing the meeting. observing the meeting. president miguel: welc

>>shepard: this is "studio b" and time for the top of the news. the white house pulling out all the stop as week before the elections now. today, first lady and the wife of the vice president biden are on the west coast campaigning for two important democratic races in states that, well, you would think would be a lock. the first is washington state, where senator murray is facing a very tough fight for her seat were the latest poll shows her neck and neck with the republican. and this is in a state that president obama would with great ease back in 2008. after the visit to washington, the first lady and dr. jill biden will head to san francisco and the two will turn for another imatled democrat in another blue state, in this case, the house speaker, nancy pelosi and now, our political correspondent for www.realclearpolitics.com our pot for polls each day. the first thing that jumped out at me was the poll that the rolling average of the president's approval rating, down 5 to 7 points. >>guest: and that is why mrs. obama is a big gun, she is effect

and approve. we are more calm in the video you sent us, everything upstairs is exactly the way we imagined it. september 6, a problem, the b seems to be making the best progress breaks and must be repaired. >> we are taking action because of the problems that we had with plan b, but everything is on schedule right now. >> reporter: throughout the month, the waiting and drilling going on. electricity and lights are fed down to the men who have lived in utter darkness except for occasional use of their helmet lamps. through the small bore holes, mail is sent from loved ones above, clean clothing is pushed down, oxygen, water as well. the miners have ask for a chilean flag and some religious objects including a crucifix. concern over their health persists. many have lost weight and they're sending messages about their struggle. >> they are not sleeping well and they are in some way depressed. >> i want to eat so many things, i'm hungrier than ever. all these days have been dro dreaming about my mom cooking for me. >> reporter: all in all, they show remarkable resilience. i want to say thank you to all our families who had the

b. it could indeed be drastic and what would your plan b. be of course a plan b. is to think about return to national currencies or to return to the mark block or a southern bloc or whatever to have currency union some on economic regions that are more similar that are more homogenous and we don't have that we should at least start to think about it because it's not going to be the end of the world i think even it's it's preferable but you don't have to go as far as you just have to admit that it's not going to be the end of the world and that we have to think about those things and policymakers and officials should think about it so they have plan b. more countries are joining the euro zone all the time the next one is going to be us . junia which will take up its place on the first of january next year how does more diverse economies joining affect the stability of the euro i don't think much because the euro is already unsustainable unsustainable and very long run it's already too. diversified to many different countries so if the two or three more want from fr

you worked around the clock, three different drills, plan a, b and c. you were plan b. later but you broke through first. i read that you said this was the most difficult drilling process you've worked on and you just came back from afghanistan where were you helping american forces drill wells. why was this one so tough? >> the geology and the strata here is very difficult to drill. it's very abrasive. extremely hard. it's got very broken parts in it. and so it just eats up bits. we had a hard time with the angle, keeping the bushings in the bits, and we just had issues. but together as a team, everybody just kind of came together and we made this thing work. and it's an awesome feeling. >> and were you manning the drill when it actually broke through, when it actually reached the miners? >> yes, sir, i was. >> what was that feeling like? could you tell that it had gotten that close? >> you know, we did. we stopped 2 1/2 meters shy, just so we could make sure the miners could go down and measure to make sure our depths are correct. they did over the phone tell us it is

they have been talking about a, b, and c, and he is somewhere else in the alphabet. >> races throughout the country remain closed. today, -- throughout the country remain close. >> what do you really think when you see some of that going on? told by your own husband to, i think, bark like a dog. >> bark like a dog! >> i think you elected to go to a movie, so i am a proponent. as far as wwe, women are really powerful. >> we were talking about the midterms and how they are shaping up. jessica, thanks for shaping -- joining us. one week, it is the republicans. the next week, it is the democrats. who has the momentum heading into the midterms? >> it is a little bit towards the republicans towards the end of the week. the democrats had good polling numbers over the weekend. towards the end of the week, huxley several housebreakers have become even more competitive, and one of the things that we're going to see in a three-week stretch, we are going to see president obama out on the campaign trail more, and democrats know that it is crunch time and that the house is in play and that in the sen

there were three different drills, plan "a," "b" and "c." you were plan "b." actually started later but you broke through first. i heard you said this is the most difficult drilling project you've worked on. and you just came back from afghanistan. why was this one so tough? >> the geography and the stratosphere is very difficult to drill. it's very abrasive, it's extremely hard, it's got broken parts in it. and so it eats up bits. we had a hard time with the angle, keeping the bushings in the bits and we just had issues. but together as a team, everybody just kind of came together and we made this thing work. and it's an awesome feeling. >> and were you manning the drill when it actually broke through, when it actually reached the miner? >> yes, sir, i was. >> what was that feeling like? i mean did you actually -- could you tell that it had gotten that close? >> you know, we did, we stopped 2 1/2 meters shy, just so we could make sure the miners could actually go down and make sure our depths are correct, they did over the phone tell us it is 2 1/2 meters, so

could take today, would you suggest that perhaps this committee could consider prioritizing project a, b and c and depending on the refinement of the scope of the actual work, it might be less? i'm just imagining, for example, with the m.o.u. component, there's pieces of it that we would like to move forward with that could be beneficial to the d.h.r. team. but there's probably a portion that wouldn't be useful until later on when we get closer to negotiations. perhaps what we could do is we prioritize project a and secondly project b. if hours work out, this is how we would like you to spend your 1,000 hours. would that be something that would work? >> that would work, yes. supervisor mar: let's open this up for public comment, then. is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? >> good morning, supervisors. my name is douglas and i've lived in san francisco for 58 years. i would like to thank this committee for holding today's hearing. i think when we talk about audit schedules, one of the biggest supporters for bure rat crick audits is me, especially in the wake of the city of

they tell him about their b and b. the innamong the flowers. it doesn't mean anything because it was camouflage night at the full moon saloon. we felt compelled to tidy up. and reaging toilet. you force him to shower. we stashed it in the closet. he grabbed a razor and headed for the stall. you better be faithful about it. it's down right inhospitable. he was dressed in a while, v-neck tee shirt. nothing. just wondering about the dress code. where your dress pants. you look hot in those. did you see my ring? i swear you would lose your head if it wasn't attached. this was my mother. i wondered if her death would release me or if i was doomed to norman bates territory. he will be here in five minutes. half an hour later, after i squeezed. we were awkward as wall flowers. the lamp was already blazing with intensity. my growing hard on >> he seemed amenable. he got cold feet? may be he lost interest. ben shrugged. who knows. i would be with us in the second. i am serious. don't you feel abandoned. it's a three way honey, i don't think two people ca

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>>shepard: this is "studio b," and u.s. and 2010 total is the second highest annual deficit on record. the national deficit is when the government spends more money than it takes in. and lower thanÑi projected butÑr republicans say fresh ammunition less than three weeks from the midterm elections. and now the news from outside the white house. there is a good news/bad news scenario with the deficit. >>reporter: the good news is it could have been worse. it could have been worse. 9 -- the bad news it was $1.3 trillion and the white house is taking this as the president feeling like we are headed in the right direction, slowly but feeling like there is a lot of work to get the fiscal house in order and republicans take this as saying washington's government spending is out-of-control. >>shepard: a lot of us, whether the administration would formally say china is manipulating their currency. >>reporter: the federal government punted until next month. president obama is going to meet with the g-20 economic leaders in south kore

input from a number of environmental and clean water advocates, and one points to the term sheet, 6.1 b, and begins to rise to use the facilities for the events, and then it says exclusive rights until six months after the america's cup match as reasonably necessary, and there is a question about when will the public -- i think a growing

they tell him about their b and b. the innamong the flowers. it doesn't mean anything because it was camouflage night at the full moon saloon. we felt compelled to tidy up. and reaging toilet. you force him to shower. we stashed it in the closet. he grabbed

b stands for basic skills and c stands for content. and unless we have all three, the monolingual chinese seniors are never going to be able to use the computer or the internet. >> a lot of the barrier is knowledge. people don't know that these computers are available to them, plus they don't know what is useful. >> there are so many businesses in the bay area that are constantly retiring their computer equipment that's perfectly good for home use. computers and internet access are helping everybody in the community and people who don't have it can come to us to help with that. one of the biggest problems we see isn't whether people can get computers through programs like ours, but whether they can understand why they need

input from a number of environmental and clean water advocates, and one points to the term sheet, 6.1 b, and begins to rise to use the facilities for the events, and then it says exclusive rights until six months after the america's cup match as reasonably necessary, and there is a question about when will the public -- i think a growing reused areas, and it is one of the areas that i want to understand. >> i am going to defer to her for that, because she has more conversations that i have. i do just want to say for the record that about the city winning the bid, the brandon street project is moving forward. it is a $22 million project, about $8 million of which is for the demolition of pier 36, which has been abandoned for a while. so that is moving forward regardless, and it does make for a nice amenity. supervisor mar: thank you. >> we tried to identify those assets, which would be added to our bid, and the braden street wharf, the new asset will be tremendous. we do not know. it is good to hear about the public being engaged there. public access happens at all of these, and i believe str

and i really go in. this. so russia talk group b. on mine points off the four games and pick up a candle or plenty of time to prepare his side for the next away trip to the not so dark causes of the group so far mania i'm not much will get all the way in march but you probably don't see sculpey macedonia also on the night in that group slovakia on the republic of ireland shares the spoils and juliana irish defender sean leger opened the scoring sixty minutes in before it. had an equaliser twenty minutes later a missed robbie keane penalty then calls the visitors dear leaving the final. meanwhile surprise package as richard said armine a follow up to last week's win over the slovaks with another one against therefore no victory keeping the highlanders well in the qualification. but it is russia who will close the year looking down on the rest euro two thousand and eight semifinalists leading by two points from the trio of arland armenia. remember only table toppers and high placed second seeded teams qualify automatically for ukraine a

commissioners, you're on item 19, a, b and c for kice number 2009-ddv for 374 fifth street and 19-c which is case number 2009.0288-c, for 235 o'farrell street. >> the project before is you a discretionary review and variance application for 374 fifth street. the proposal is to convert the existing three-story, 47 room tourist hotel into a 46-room market rate residential hotel with single room occupancy, group housing rooms, on the second and third floors, a