. >>> three family members robbed t was on a saturday in the bolten hill neighborhood, this started on a computer and a web site. we have more on how to keep this from happening to you. >> we have been telling you, the victim thought he would buy a used car. he had two relatives with him. when he walked up to the car he thought he was buying. two men said they had no idea what he is talking about. as they walked back to their car. two people held them up at gun point and stole $4500 in cash. this is the second time in less than a man. we have been warned about the scam. they believe that david brown used it four times to lure them to a facility to rob them. >>> and we have some items how to stay safe. go to well lit areas. do not bring cash. get their first and last name. and the web site to see if they have a record. just simple tips but they could save you a time, hun and heart ache. >>> a person pleads guilty in a case. he pleaded guilty to swindling related to a 2009 case. he swindled four people out of $90,000. the paver has an active warrant here. he may be brought back for a cas

when i worked for hours on a new leather bar on bolten street, they were trying to limit the hours to midnight for nights per week. a perfect way to close a business. [laughter] i think they have done such a great job. this is just a commercial. an award is rent -- deserved for the people who are responsive, putting in a big picture. i really appreciate that you will be able to get it done for us. i appreciate that. >> so much of what she said resonated with me. i cannot say enough about david and his crew. they are so on top of things. where are things on the process? give them a call and you will find a very open door. i lived in the city. i left for six months once that i could not stand it. i do take advantage of the night life. probably more restaurants these days. talking about job creation and economic vitality, we do not turn the lights off when the folks are gone. lots of people are out in the still thank you for -- in this. thank you. [applause] >> i wanted to explain a bit about the break out. if you could say, i hope that you will. i think that this is one of the most impo

that would have been terrific -- to 13 -- 213 knight street. 135 cap street. 1751 bolten. and no. 10 loyola terrace. president chiu: thank you. are there any other members of the public who would like to comment? seeing none, this has been held and file. no. 44 is in front of us with the report underlined as amended and we have a motion in front of us to adopt resolution. any discussion? roll-call vote on item 44. >> supervisor elsbernd, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor olague, aye. supervisor wiener, aye -- absent. terrazas avalos, aye. supervisor campos, aye. president chiu, aye. supervisor chu, aye. supervisor cohen. aye. president chiu: with that we will go to items 45 through 48. >> the public hearing of persons interested in the planning decision. the project located at 6 01 delores' street. exam from environmental review. 46 through 48 are the emotions associated with that item. 49 through 52 are the -- comprise the public hearing of a conditional use authorization on property located at 6 01 dolores street -- six or

month when they arrested one man for four incidents but they are happening again, most recently in bolten hill. the promise of a good deal on car lord a couple to boldin hill on monday night. according to police, vacate -- they found the adam craigslist and came prepared to pay cash. >> once they got to the location, to black male suspects announced a robbery. they displayed a handgun. that point, a conversation between one of the victims and the suspect ensued, and the second victim pulled out a handgun. denise watched the whole deal disintegrate from her front porch. she set instead of running away, the victim fought back. correct all the sudden, this one step back and pulled out a gun and started shooting. this woman chased the would-be robbers down the street, firing a half-dozen shops. >> she was 6 feet away from them and she aimed directly at them. >> police arrested for two weapons to are just on the grounds that she overstepped her right to defend herself. meanwhile, the suspects got away and detectives are worried they will strike again. another buyer was targeted around the corn

we're talking about a 200% bolten increase. there were things i wanted to ask about.the project would widened sidewalks. this actually shrinks in size. could you talk about why that is the case if you compare it to the sidewalk? that is much bigger than the sidewalk you have which is smaller than what we have today. >> with respect to the specifics of sidewalk dimensions and streetscape improvements and all that, those are details that are part of the overall concept proposal that is before the commission and was brought before on appeals to the board of supervisors. the details of those dimensions are -- continued to be refined to the building permit process of the building is approved. i understand there was some discussion about the sidewalk shrinking. that is not the case. the width of someone walking along the embarcadero is not to be shrunken and not something we would approve. in aggregate, the sidewalks on the integrity of the project site are intended to provide more space for someone to walk through. the fact that one of the arguments was made, too, some of

kucinich, i believe you voted to find the harriet myers bolten in contempt and president bush had asserted executive privilege. he then continued to assert executive privilege after it was voted successfully out of the house and it went to the u.s. attorney in the district of columbia, so there is a precedent of every member on that side of the aisle that was here probably voted for that contempt but having said that, this is not about that vote. we're trying to evaluate where the president might assert executive privilege, if he has asserted it, and we will take note of that, but since it hasn't been asserted before this committee, only a letter arriving from the deputy attorney general, that's the reason we're going forward. i will announce if the gentleman will continue yielding, it is our intent if the president produces a privilege log of what is not to be produced because categories specifically were part of his deliberate process, it would be my intention to carve that out of contempt to send a clean contempt resolution to the floor. we can't do that based on an assertion by the dep

recall that 4 1/2 years ago, we had a motion of contempt for two employees at the white house, josh bolten and harriette myers. because josh was the keeper of the president's papers. for over 200 years -- excuse me, 200 days, we tried to get information from the white house. they stonewalled it, nothing. but month in and month out, chairman of the committee and i and our leadership said, keep trying. keep trying so we don't have to bring contempt to the floor, because we want to exhaust every remedy. but that's not what is being done here. this is something that makes a witch hunt look like a day at the beach. it is a railroading of a resolution. it is unsubstantiated by the facts, as i said, based on a false premise, coming to the floor of the house in less than two weeks, when we spent over 200 days trying to get word one from the bush administration, and these people have gotten thousands and thousands of pages of documentation. that documentation is exculpatory of the attorney general. they can't face that fact. >> will you be walking -- >> so i'm just saying, there's an attitude in ou

>> in the house, our contempt of congress was addressed to josh bolten and ms. meieirs. those others never came to a vote on the floor. the circumstances are quite different. we were talking about political intervention and the hiring of u.s. attorneys for having them retain their positions, political intervention from the white house and the very rigid in a very political manner. far be it from me to speak about this issue because he lies to cummings was --elijah cummings conducted himself well in the hearings yesterday in a very fair way. the particular is of the cases are very different. as you know, we won our case and the court ruled in our favor and i can only speak to our own experienced. >> ranking member cummings yesterday's said he would become one of the most extreme speakers that have ever watched over the house. do you agree? >> i defer to the superior knowledge and wisdom of mr. cummings on the subject. i know that this case is very different from what we had before a few years ago. >> to see -- do you see any problem solving the student laws retroactively?

country usa you can see animals there and something else exciting is the new roller coaster, ver bolten >> you road that right. >> yes, it is awesome. >> well, it is awesome. maybe i can make a trip down once this baby is born. >> you will love it trust me. >> williams burg not only the park but the area itself, historic exploration, beautiful, if you can get away get away. >> i just moved here two weeks ago i never stopped having fun between the park, water country, colonial williams burg it is so much fun so much to do there. you can make a week of the whole area. >> you can and meet cute little pick wick. >> annie thank you so much. >> still ahead a special congratulations to some of our colleagues here at fox 5. >> we will be right back >> time for facebook fan of the day. today we say good morning to raymond wallace. he writes fox 5 is his number one station and begins every day with our morning news team. raymond we thank you for that very much. >> looking all cool there. >> for your chance to be tomorrow's fan of the day log on to our facebook page and leave a comment. >> we woul

bolten and ms. meier short of public testimony. many of the things we asked for we were willing to give, but instead they're going to waste time on this partisan, few tile act. is the contempt vote for mr. holder a partisan, futile act? >> not at all. if you go back earlier a year ago, look at the democrats who signed a letter asking the administration for the same information. i mean, every step of the way, we have sat. we will delay the contempt vote, not have it, just given the information. it's quite unusual and quite different that in the 11th hour they go to executive privilege. that -- that to me is a little disturbing. and the difference here is, an american died. doesn't the american public have a right to know? an american died by gun-running guns the american government knew. if you look just on the committee itself, we have former u.s. attorneys in there and others. i think this is a case that has been very upfront and bipartisan in the process. the difference is here, at the very last minute, they're playing politics t

josh bolten and harriet miers 4 1/2 years ago. we were asking for some papers. we got nothing. as i say to my friends, not even a wrapper off of a piece of gum. nothing. stonewall. nothing. and yet our chairman at the time of the judiary committee, mr. conyers, and our house leadership, mr. hoyer and others, kept saying, find a way . exhaust every remedy so that we do not have to take this action of bringing a contempt charge to the floor of the house. for over 200 years -- 200 days -- for over 200 days we tried, we tried, we tried to resolve the situation. and when we could not we brought it to thfloor, two staff people at the white house. in stark contrast to the rush of one week to the next, not even factual charge against the attorney general of the united states. it may just be a coincidence. i don't know. that the attorney general of the united states, the chief legal officer of the country, have the responsibility to fight voter suppression, which is going on in our country, that he has refused to defend the constitutionality of doma because he doesn't believe it's const

>> in the house our contempt of congress it was addressed to josh bolten and ms. meyers. i can't speak to the other cases. they never came to a vote on the senate floor. in the house, however, we did take a vote on the floor and the circumstances are quite different. >> leader pelosi giving her weekly briefing. we'll leave it at this point and go back now live to the u.s. house. 4480. will the gentlewoman from missouri, mrs. emerson, kindly take the chair? the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 4480 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to provide for the development of a plan to increase oil and gas exploration, development and production under oil and gas leases of federal lands under the jurisdiction of the secretary of agriculture, the secretary of energy, the secretary of the interior and the secretary of defense in response to a drawdown of petroleum reserves from the strategic petroleum reserve. the chair: when the committee of the whole rose earlier today, amendment

>> then you have a situation where harriet miers and josh bolten refused to testify at all before congresssed to provide any documents whatsoever. contrast that with an attorney general that has testified nine times and produced about 8000 documents, you can see the situation is pretty much a night and day. there you had a blanket of refusal, here you have a justice department that has cooperated extensively. unfortunately, i think what we will see happen is we are going to litigate this after we have a mostly partisan vote tomorrow. it will be resolved in court by a settlement which will provide the same document that he provided right now. we have gone through years of expense and delay or nothing. that is what i hope we can avoid and i hope we can come to the table and resolve this without having to abuse the congress and contempt are tomorrow. gregg: let me get back to what you said about it being a partisan attack. he wrote that in your editorial and said it will be mostly along party lines. every hour we are getting more democrats that will say yes to hold eric holder in contempt. yo

>> in the house, our contempt of congress was addressed to josh bolten. i cannot speak to those cases, they never came to a vote on the senate floor. in the house, we took a hat -- a vote. the circumstances were quite different. we were talking about political intervention in the hiring of u.s. attorneys, having them retain their position through political innovation -- political intervention from the white house. it is important for me to speak about this issue because our e leisure cummings -- elijah cummings, who we are proud of the role he played -- the particulars of the cases are very different. as you know, we want our case. a judge ruled in our table. i can only speak -- speak to our experiences. >> a ranking member of congress said that, if speaker boehner were to bring up the vote to hold holder in content, he would become one of the most extreme members of congress ever. do you agree? >> i defer to the superior knowledge and wisdom of mr. cummings on the suspect -- subject. i just know that this case is different from what we have before us yea

>> in the house, our contempt of congress was addressed to josh bolten. i cannot speak to those cases, they never came to a vote on the senate floor. in the house, we took a hat -- a vote. the circumstances were quite different. we were talking about political intervention in the hiring of u.s. attorneys, having them retain their position through political innovation -- political intervention from the white house. it is important for me to speak about this issue because our e leisure cummings -- elijah cummings, who we are proud of the role he played -- the particulars of the cases are very different. as you know, we want our case. a judge ruled in our table. i can only speak -- speak to our experiences. >> a ranking member of congress said that, if speaker boehner were to bring up the vote to hold holder in content, he would become one of the most extreme members of congress ever. do you agree? >> i defer to the superior knowledge and wisdom of mr. cummings on the suspect -- subject. i just know that this case is different from what we have before us yea

josh bolten and harriet miers 4 1/2 years ago. we were asking for some papers. we got nothing. as i say to my friends, not even a wrapper off of a piece of gum. nothing. stonewall. nothing. and yet our chairman at the time of the judiciary committee, mr. conyers, and our house leadership, mr. hoyer and others, kept saying, find a way . exhaust every remedy so that we do not have to take this action of bringing a contempt charge to the floor of the house. for over 200 years -- 200 days -- for over 200 days we tried, we tried, we tried to resolve the situation. and when we could not we brought it to the floor, two staff people at the white house. in stark contrast to the rush of one week to the next, not even factual charge against the attorney general of the united states. it may just be a coincidence. i don't know. that the attorney general of the united states, the chief legal officer of the country, have the responsibility to fight voter suppression, which is going on in our country, that he has refused to defend the constitutionality of doma because he doesn't believe it's c

josh bolten and harriet miers 4 1/2 years ago. we were asking for some papers. we got nothing. as i say to my friends, not even a wrapper off of a piece of gum. nothing. stonewall. nothing. and yet our chairman at the time of the judiciary committee, mr. conyers, and our house leadership, mr. hoyer and others, kept saying, find a way . exhaust every remedy so that we do not have to take this action of bringing a contempt charge to the floor of the house. for over 200 years -- 200 days -- for over 200 days we tried, we tried, we tried to resolve the situation. and when we could not we brought it to the floor, two staff people at the white house. in stark contrast to the rush of one week to the next, not even factual charge against the attorney general of the united states. it may just be a coincidence. i don't know. that the attorney general of the united states, the chief legal officer of the country, have the responsibility to fight voter supession, which is going on in our country, that he has refusedo defend the constitutionality of doma because he doesn't believe it's const