the bic will take the public comment on matters within the jurisdiction that are not part of the agenda discuss and possible action to approve and swear in members of the access appeals commission william scott ellsworth, experience in construction and arnie lerner, experience in construction. terms to expire november 1, 2018. >> and i would like to ask commissioner lee. >> good morning the nomination committee met last week to discuss the expiration on those recommendation for the access appeal commission members. what happened was that there is the seats for the two members that have experience in construction expired in november. and we met to discuss what we should do. we typically would announce the expiration and the seats being opened and then ask if there is anybody interested in applying for those seats and we would accept applications, and then we will review them and then, recommend somebody to the bic. but in light of what has been happening at the appeals commission there is a lot of work there. and there is more upcoming work because of a proposed legislation that supervis

hand. ♪ sitting around with a bic in his hand ♪ ♪ sitting around with his bic in his hand ♪ [ laughter immigrants aren't leaving just like your in-laws on thanksgiving ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> congressional republicans are still weighing their response, considering everything from a possible government shut down to even suing the president. >> jimmy: you ain't lying, big brilly style, but the president's been firm in his position. if you want me to stop taking executive action, you've got to pass a bill. ♪ my prez obama don't ♪ ♪ my prez obama don't ♪ ♪ my prez obama don't want none until you pass bills hon ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> and in the latest development, republicans are now threatening to insert their own immigration language into a a must-pass spending bill. for more on all of this, join us on "nbc nightly news" where, just tonight, i celebrated my ten year anniversary behind the anchor's desk. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: whoa, whoa, whoa. hold up, bri wills to pay the bills. it's your anniversary at "nightly news?" well, from all of us here at nbc, we want to

brian bic pick back ab forth. ach the thanksgiving game bryant called eagles cheap and said they gave him busted lip career high 3 touchdowns over bratdly pletcher and eagles down 11 points late in the fourth and turned the ball over three times 17 point for dallas. zero offensive yards in the first and fell behind 21-0. if this game was not big enough eagles desperately need to beat dallas. eagle could not afford to lose night. packer in fumble in the end zone and fall 10-4 out of first place in the nfc north. et ing san francisco is playoff condition. marshawn lynch. seahawks win 17-7 knocking nineers out. seattle still endplay for number one overall seat. >> dallas needs -- eagles need to beats ballas right now. they will gik you out with two games to go. >> they will lookly need a win east or they risk not making playoffs. >> elsewhere pen charter matt ryan trying to get atlanta to play yovrz. he's going nowhere here. drilled to the ground against steelers. ryan never saw it coming. if you just come they still

you wouldn't expect to see this somehow sup plant the need for roof top sites in ue bic quit throughout the city. >> in fact if we're not approving these they are not going to go on the pg&e poles because the pg&e poles are in areas where there are gaps in what they want to transmit from. >> generally what we see is the carriers will go to pg&e poles where there aren't as many large rooftops to go on. it is the path of least resistance. they tend to pay less. we are more limited jurisdiction when it comes to assets being placed on the wooden poles because of public right of way rules. with macro sites on buildings we have more discretion and with our own assets, the poles sf puc owns, we have more discretion as a property owner to make sure aesthetics, noise, all those components, are more compatible. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> colleagues, any further questions? mr. rose, will you give us your report, please? >> mr. chairman, members of the committee, on the bottom of page 49 we note, as the department has already testified, estimated revenues range from 10.1 million for 200 li

>> well, mario and the cafe, and the guys over at mocha and i talked to blake up at bics and i know well and the guys from (inaudible) more and i talked to all three of them. >> did you talk to the actual neighbors or the neighborhood organizations? >> those are my neighbors. >> i mean, the residents? >> honestly, i, i don't know, we don't have any residents, it is a hotel next door and a lot of the people that stay in the hotel drink in the bar and so they are the ones that are standing on the street at the end of the night because that is what europeans do, you know, go home and a lot of them live in it and they stay in what is called the sro next door to me. that mccallister owns. >> okay, thank you. >> commissioner, hyde, do you have something? >> all right. no? >> well, go ahead, commissioner? >> provided that we give you this permit and could you explain to me, how we are going to fix the outside, with the people, and do you have the security to help you out. >> and we have, and it is fixed and i mean to... and it has gotten better and they are just so nicer and it is harder to con

. >> officer love discovered a needle which was concealed with that bic roller pen, it's got a pointit. kind of crude, either manufactured, that looks like from a deodorant stick. >> that is the stick off the deodorant. >> could have residue in it, something they use on the job site to load up to get high. >> you have to keep in your mind they are actually functioning gang members. in a general population setting, so this is what they do. the nature of the beast. we'll give them a couple of days, there will be another one back here. >> obviously, this is the place to hide your stuff. >> just got to have us beat them. one time. good. >> the risk of smuggling drugs and weapons into corcoran has cost some inmates not only their jobs, but the small taste of freedom that came with them. ♪ >>> i got my throat split. i got my lung punctured. i got stabbed 40 times. >> the survivor of a vicious attack shares his story in hopes that these inmates will never commit such violence. but for another inmate --

i'm not talking about in the bic picture. >> sit down and shut up may do that who knows.sers. first winner, then loser. >> winner, ash carter his lifelong dream of becoming secretary of defense finally coming true. loser ash carter his lifelong dream of becoming secretary of defense finally comes true. gets to run the pentagon when budget for defense are plummeting. joins chiefs of staff are angry. faltering war against the islamic state. russia on the march in eastern uranium and china and its ships and navy moving in the southeast china sea. he has the job. that card is no president has ever had more than four sefdz, is he number four. hey, mr. president, fire me. >> don't want to be five. >> amy, winner or loser? >> my winner is john boehner. he had a pretty good week. the fact that the lame duck congress a lot of people have said is he not going to be able to keep his conference together. it's going to explode and we're going to have a government shutdown it doesn't look like any of that is coming true. they will be able to recess on time next week. for the loser, you

he was breathing when ems bicced h eced -- picked him up. >> and this is going to come down to the commissioner britton and if he did violate the rules there will be a trial. and now daniel pantaleo is talking in this investigation for the first time that this happened. how likely is it that the nypd will go against the grand jury and the legal system and say, yes, this was wrong? >> i think they're going to say it was wrong for a couple of reasons. one, he has sort of become the poster child for police actions that are at least interpreted at being brutality. and the other reason is why, i'll tell you though i'm not an expert in it, i did talk to one who is, and though the initial takedown maneuver which is just being argued pay not have been a chokehold, the expert told me, dennis ruud who testified many times, that when he had him on the ground and continues with the pressure on his neck, that was a chokehold. i think nypd will say we can't have officers acting that way and that was a close enough to a policy violation. and there is the reality. daniel pantaleo cannot be a cop in new york ci

posted online bic the "new york daily news." it was taken by a bistander on a sell phone and shows this very disturbing scene on the street in july. it shows the one officer grabbing him by the neck and others holding hit head down by force jamming him into the pavement. the video captured eric garner saying what turned out to be his final words, saying, i can't breathe, i can't breathe, i can't breathe, i can't breathe, i can't breathe, saying it at least eight times. >> don't touch me. do not touch me. [ bleep ]. >> damn, man. >> he's down. he's down. >> put your hands, buddy. >> i can't breathe. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> i can't breathe, i can't breathe, over and over again. eric garner was killed in that incident. killed by police on july 17th. that night, the new york daily news, as i said, posted this very disturbing video online. a few days later there was a small protest in staten island by people who were upset about the eric garner killing. but that prote

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