we brought bill hammond to do analysis so we could give you the information separate and independentstems and the best way to solve this is to have him come up and explain what tests he did and what he found. would that be helpful? president chiu: sure. >> ok. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is bill hammett. i manage a firm of 17. our clients include at&t and their competitors, landlords, and engineers. this is to look at what is the effect, what is the impact, what is available in a network? we do not do network design, we do not designed th the cell sit. we looked at the package as well like the other experts said. at&t nor other carriers tend to want to divulge their own performance data. unlike the other experts, we went out and took measurements to see what is going on out there. we wanted to determine, is there a service problem in that area? where we started was the same maps that you're talking about in the application materials from at&t. this one is the before condition. it is talking about service at the peak time and it also has another one for after. what we did

we brought bill hammond to do analysis so we could give you the information separate and independentstems and the best way to solve this is to have him come up and explain what tests he did and what he found. would that be helpful? president chiu: sure. >> ok. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is bill hammett. i manage a firm of 17.

i am bill hammond. i am president of the golden gate we tenants' association. i have asked you to maintain existing height limits and vote no on the resolution. the reason for the master plan and waterfront plan is to limit growth and development. new projects should fit within existing height limits. if you relax the limits for this property, another developer will be before you shortly with another request to increase the height limits somewhere else along the waterfront. eventual result could be a solid wall of high-rise buildings along the waterfront. if the height limits are not maintained, you may find you do not have a master plan, a waterfront plan. you have an illusion. please vote no on the resolution. thank you. >> nan roth. >> there are some many things one could say. i have been active on the waterfront for decades. i was on the waterfront plan advisory board. i represented my neighborhood for many years as the chair of the waterfront committee. all of this strikes very close to my heart. one thing that was mentioned triggered a memory. the origina

i am also joined by bill hammond, a licensed professional engineer with the city california whose firmuency testing and prepare the reports that are part of your package. at&t was granted a conditional use permit to place and new six panel wireless facility at 2041 larkin street which is known as church of the fellowship of all peoples. the panel antennas will be placed inside the church. there are 50 pounds each. for a total of 300 pounds. the necessary equipment will be housed in a room on the second floor outside of the public view. under the city's wireless telecommunication services, this is a preference one location. it is a preferred structure, it is a public structure located within an fh 3 zoning district. -- rh 3 sunning district. we looked at 23 different sites in the corresponding area. this was the only preference one location to serve the residents of this area. the subject location is the least intrusive means by which at&t mobility can close the existing significant servers coverage gap in the area. a gap that is caused in part by the demand from at&t customers for mobi

hammond, i will show you my breasts if you do bill clinton for me."d person. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i'm sorry i'm not a better person. the other time was when i was getting my colonoscopy. [ laughter ] you can't write this. >> jimmy: oh my goodness. >> i mean, i'm the top doctor in new york, cause i didn't want that camera to go right -- you know, in there. and they're getting ready to put this camera in the place where god didn't really design to accept cameras. [ laughter ] and it's about to go in, and the woman gives me the injection, and just as they're about to put the camera in, the anesthesiologist leans in and goes, "what would clinton say?" [ laughter ] i was too messed up to say it, but i wanted to say [ as clinton ] "what is a nice girl like you doing in a place like that?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you guys, he is the greatest. i love you so much. [ cheers and applause ] thanks for coming on the show. the book is out right now. darrell hammond, everybody. margot robbie joins us next. she's hanging out in the bud light lime green

hammond is asking us to do more about the stop online piracy act. here is an update. today the house of representatives postponed a hearing on the bill designed to stop internet users from stealing content that doesn't belong to them. critics say it will kill the internet as we know it >>> new at six tonight, the largest settlement in history over unfair residential lending practices. today the justice department announced that bank of america will pay $335 million to settle claims one of its units discriminated against african- american and hispanic borrowers. the money will be used to compensate victims of countrywide financial corporation between the years 2004 and twin. >>> a two-year-old little girl is safe tonight after she was left alone in a dirty and eroded apartment for a whole day with no food. and now her 24-year-old father is behind bars. >> reporter: i'm julia goncalves outside the capital heights apartment building where police rescued the father tuesday after getting an urgent call from her mother who was and still is in the hospital. police say this man 24-year-old anthony benson left his daughter home alone in their

hammond. and then in 1983, john was sent by governor bill sheffield to head alaska's washington, d.c., office, and he has served as the liaison between the state and the federal government for the past 28 years. pretty remarkable record, if you would consider it. as alaskans, we know how important his role has been in bridging the very considerable gap between our state and the federal government. a key role when more than 60% of alaska's lands is controlled by the federal government. now, you could refer to john as alaska's fourth congressman. his 40-year tenure in the league of late senator stevens and representative don young. john's breadth of knowledge understand anding of haas laws's issues has guided him in his very unique role. since entering public service, john has been involved in key issues, such as the passage of the landmark alaska native claims settlement act back in 1971. the legislation in 1976 which extended america's fishery zones to 200 miles, which allowed for the americanization of alaska's fishing fleet. and there was also the passage back in 1980 of the national conserv