c. street just also came out in paperback as well tell us about c. street family. c. street is the russian capitol hill residence of the list and our most influential christian right political organization in washington called the family or the fellowship because back in one thousand nine hundred eighty five when they formed as an anti new deal in time in coalition a man who well they had chosen them to be well and they've been going on that principle for seventy years and different than other christian right organizations in the sense that tom they're not really interested in you or me they're not interested in ordinary people they're interested in power for people they think god chooses special people whom god wants to work and i thought senator ensign senator coburn former senator santorum senator jim de mint another resident the c. street house they think these men are so that they buy for office and it's their job to help them solve the their out what are some of the scandals coming out of there is some just run of the mill or is this an exceptional instance. well

item two, case number 2011.0051 c, california street, being proposed for a continuance to july 28, 2011. item number three, case number 2010.0517 c for 3672 18th street, please note that due to recent legislative changes, this item no longer requires a conditional use authorization and, therefore, is no longer before you for your consideration. commissioners, further on your calendar, item number 12, case number 2011.009 3-d for 2350 broadway. it's a request for discretionary review. please note that d.r. has been withdrawn and this item is no longer before you for your consideration. and item number 17, case number 2010.0987 c for 2055 lombard street. staff has informed me that this item should be continued to july 28 2011. with that, commissioners, i am not aware of any other item on this calendar being proposed for continuance. >> for your information, we will be hearing item 11 today, but i believe that we will make our ultimate recommendations in august. so i'm not sure how -- i mean, just for -- >> after the hearing we'll continue the items till august 4. >> august 4, yeah. ok. >>

c. street sex lies and rent for what you like. or you pick up your own. i think it's the blog known as obamacare that is going to stifle the health care industry stifle our economy result in rationing it had health care so that people in lebanon waiting lists for surgery and. going to get our journey is not going to go out of state thank you doesn't it care of lions and tigers and bears oh my i think that if they take out the law as. this is quickly you've got a great example at the capitol has its hands tied is probably the bigger are moving . i say the real action starts now is the harmony. that changed my answer to that. ok i think i think that we have a consensus mine is psycho the two thousand and twelve g.o.p. ticket you know it's close this time. and it's. thank you thank you all very much for dave excuse me. all for very much for being here with us right appreciate it after the break carol executives are getting some help emptying the wallets of average americans and you'll never guess whose it ating. let's not forget that we have an apartheid reg

case number 2010.1028-c for 2141 mission street. just leave them there. i will get them. thank you. >> good afternoon, president olague. members of the planning commission. department staff presents the condition use application for proposed massage use at 4124 mission street, within the nc-2 zoning district. currently the subject commercial space is on the ground floor. it is a vacant commercial store front. contains about approximately 760 square feet and it is one open space, according to the proposed plan. there are no partitions proposed within the space except the bathroom. and the proposed massage would provide foot and body massage services. upon the steps, side visit and also the evaluation of the project against -- against sections 711.54 and the 303, specifically 790.60, the department believes the application, the project would satisfy all of the sections and that the main reasons for our recommendation to approve the project with conditions, would include the project if an independently owned business serving the surrounding neighborhood and is not a formula

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of our the police closing in on all sides and we protest is letting out war cries the main street in seville e.-c. became a battleground. well outside the main parliament building now a very different thing to the one the saw violent clashes a rock thing on the streets as police try to disperse the crowd of protesters. then gas filled the street as police quickly moved among the destroying tasty crowds firing rubber bullets and throwing people to the grounds a police officer takes aim at our camera man realizing in time he's from the media but others were not so lucky my colleague diego stuck in the confusion the policeman appears ok he was very aggressive with the people and they started it all the people they don't make any hands with nothing and then suddenly being so big pain in my stomach and realized it needed some kind of bullet this kind of politicize the bullet and they gave me i mean we're starting. with least costly outnumbering protesters the operation was fast and severe. the dust settles the struggle continues. many are left searching the hospitals for relatives and friends if anyth

town the police closing in on all sides and angry protesters letting out war cries and main street and civil e.-c. became a battleground. cannon's rubber bullets and tear gas to fight indiscriminately into the crowds many people were injured including a number of journalists artie's a spanish correspondent was among those caught in the chaos the policeman appears ok they was very aggressive with the people they started it all the people they don't make any arms with nothing and then suddenly being. big pain in my stomach and realized it needed some kind of bullet expendability rubber bullet and they gave me a start to. the deployment of the riot police didn't come as a surprise to any of us that it was the scale of the operation that was such a shock. the crowds they were following me my friends with the sound goal to chemists. covered in a thousand and seven protests that had also resulted in violence so the police presence this time was even greater and just as. the violence the most shocking given the age of many of the demonstrators. has been dubbed by some people the silver revolution and th

thousands of own police closing in on all sides and angry protesters letting out war cries in main street and civil e.-c. became a battleground. water cannons rubber bullets and tear gas were five indiscriminately into the crowd many people were injured including a number of journalists are teasing spanish correspondent was among those caught in the chaos the policeman appears ok he was very aggressive with it people start to keep all the people gave. nothing and then suddenly. big pain in my stomach and relate it me with some of these kind of bullet is the bullet and they give me and then they start to. deploy into the riot police didn't come as a surprise to any of us that it was the scale of the operation that was such a shock. when the police dispersed the crowd as they were following me my friends with the song goal to kill us. cut it in a thousand and seven protests also resulted in violence so the police presence this time was even greater and just as. the violence the more shocking given the age of many of the demonstrators. there's been some people the still the revolution an older generation y

c. case number 2009.0685 b and 2010.05.77 dd. all from 309, 311 eureka street. >> good evening, commissioners. sofey heyward, planning staff. the request before you is a request for discretionary review for the demolition of the two-story, two-family dwelling and the construction of a new three-story garage located at 309, 311 eureka street. i'll put an imagine up of the existing structure. the lot is zoned rh 2 and it sloped down from the north to the sourt. the existing structure showed on the screen, whenever it comes up, is a -- provides two -- two bedroom units on two stories with a -- with approximately 2,425 square feet of living space. as proposed the new building will provide two dwelling units. so this is the proposal of the demolition of a two-dwelling unit. and the construction of a new two-dwelling unit. there will be one three bedroom unit with a total of 3,045 of living space. the new structure will provide two off-street parking spaces from the single garage. there is a mandatory discretionary review. an addition three requests of d.r.'s were fi

c, which is new appeals. order of abatement case 1, case number 6748 1429 hyde street. the act it -- the action requested by the appellant is assessment of costs and fees imposed by the order abatement be waived. we will hear from the department first for seven minutes and then the appellant. then we will have discussion, and then there is a three-minute rebuttal for each side. if we could hear from the department representative first. >> good morning, commissioners. i work for the department of building inspection as a plumbing and mechanical and specter. -- inspector. the original notice of violation was written by myself based on an actual physical inspection of the premises on 4/19/04. at which time, we observed several code violations, which are delineated on the report. we issued letters, followed procedure, and some of these code violations are pretty significant violations with back flow protection and boiler certification inspection and safety items on the book. the owner of the property has had a significant amount of time to contact us. we have sent letters e

. >> reporter: as the commander of c net norman welsh had two main duties, rid the streets of drugs and stop the sex trade by going after prostitutes and johns, he has admitted to selling the drugs confiscated by the officers in his command and is facing new allegations he was running a brothel in this strip mall. not just running a brothel but running off the competition. chris butler who represented this now-abandoned office space told them his friend welsh used his powers as the task force commander to shut down other houses of prostitution in contra costa county to get more business at his. they arrested him and charged her with running a house of pros pei suing. court records show that was later reduced to disturbing the peace. a few months later cbs5 has learned jordy simms ended up working here. she talked at length how they ended up running the brothel. jordy simms would sit at a desk in the front and claimed she was helping butler open up a second private investigations office to screen job candidates, but neighbors observed something different. a steady stream of men coming an

street. anchor desk. 4 c. see if it works. >> all right guys. couple big games in the nba tonight.n with former warrior coach first interview since fire. with former warrior coach first interview since fire. interesting things to say.  >> coming up on 7 news at 11:00 okay. chp moved in and making arrest at positive test at the state capitol tonight. >> high gas price make old clunker more valuable these days. might be the time to sell your car. those stories and more in one hour. on 7 news at 11 over on channel 7 n.luck. vl you should have a sober forecast. tweeter not arrived. >> here we good. all right gu guys. former shark and analyst call out former line mate marlow after the loss to the red wingsless night. >> unbelievable come back by detroit but unbelievable poor effort by patrick marlow. gutless performance by patrick marlow. >> ouch. marlow said jeremy has a rate to his own opinion. also questioning marlow heart but this ace team game an having a lead in the third period you think the shark would say move in for the kill and end the series. out shot detroit 42-22. red

. >> reporter: as commander of c- net, the contra costa narcotics task force. two duties. rid the streets of drug and go after prostitutes and johns. now he admitted to selling the drugs confiscated by the officers in his command and he is facing new accusations he was running a brothel in this pleasant hill strip until. not just running the brothel but running off the competition. chris butler who rented this office space said norman wielsch used his powers as the task force commander to shut down other houses of prostitution to bolster business at his own brothel. two years ago norman wielsch arrested this woman and charged her with running a house of prostitution in walnut creek. court records show that charge was later reduced to disturbing the peace. jodie sims ended up working here two months later. jordie sims claimed she was helping butler open up a second private investigations office to screen job candidates. but neighbors observed something different. a steady stream of men coming and going late into the night and working girls letting them in. >> thought it it was prostitution

if you look on market street, west of van ness, for service -- i give that a c-minus, at best. it is just horrible. it is so important we be able to upgrade that. i guess my question is, in terms of funding, i know a number of us have concerns about the way that the funding is -- the way the formulas work in terms of nighttime verus daytime population, and when you look at the trip begins. it is a way disproportionate to our population. and there is concern about how the funding is allocated and how san francisco in stock. -- ends up. obviously we are disappointed that the mtc is supporting a measure that would skew support away from the nsf, which is the dominant transit center in the region. >> it might be wise to not comment on that, actually. [laughter] i will only say the ability of san francisco to leverage relationships with the commissioners from the other two large cities -- supervisor wiener: i agree with you. >> but increasing the board and technically everyone else's vote is deluded, and there are certain -- i think that action does reflect overall an interest in in

but today we are talking about saigon sisters the restaurant. 34 c class wall space that sits right under the bell tracks along lake streetckground as french and not vietnamese's of the shaft. . >> we bar from a lot of different places, you'll see a lot of french influences but we still try to stay true to the essence of what makes the enemy's food vietnamese. >> like to clean and lively flavors and you see it in the preparation of the arctic char. placed along sliced tomatoes and the upper right-hand corner is some apple and saki sorbet which gives the dish just a touch of sweetness, the most tender octopus in the city can be found on this plate. this plate of place and glazed quail but the protein is media and chewy served with mushrooms and a couple of crunchy rice fritters. he substitutes lamb tenderloin which works well with the oyster sauce to make a dean component. instead of pork patties they make patty's from wild boar topped with hot peppers that will get you if you are not careful. keep in mind the entire prawn, shell and all is edible. switch include this tiny bit yea over white chocolate mousse with orange gi

and last night you were still smelling the stench of death everywhere and bodies lying in the street. cn: the one thing we have not been there and looked at it you just mentioned the smell. is that something you never forget? >> because in your nostrils and never goes away. it's part of this whole tremendous experience, just the ash in the air and the smell of bodies. c-span: have all these pictures been published? cc company pictures to get to one is published? >> guest: everybody hates to admit. that committee recalled that film. but i shoot an awful lot of pictures. i do want to hesitate because i believe the moment is everything in the picture. so i take the pictures. c-span: what about this one? >> guest: that ran on the front page of the post. that's the same school the little girl crushed at her desk that i was talking about before. these were haitians survivors that were going in trying to reach a teacher that was trapped in the rubble. eventually our driver gave him the car back and that's how they ended up saving the teacher later that day. that's the heartbreaking picture tha

c. case number 2009.0685 b and 2010.05.77 dd. all from 309, 311 eureka street. >> good evening, commissioners. sofey heyward, planning staff. the request before you is a request for discretionary review for the demolition of the two-story,

c-span.org and watch the video. joining us on the phone, our correspondent from the wall street journal. she broke the story this week on meredith baker. what was the story you wrote? >> she is leaving the fcc to join comcast. >> was this a surprise? >> a lot of folks thought she would be renominated for the agency. she had only been there for two years. i think this was a surprise. >> were there any conflicts of interest in the last couple of months that people should be aware of? >> she did vote for comcast's deal to acquire nbc-universal. that is raising eyebrows around town, although it is not illegal for her to go there. she would not be able to lobby the agency for a certain amount of time. this kind of revolving door happens in d.c. a lot and this is another example of it. >> of the former head of the ncta is the chief of the comcast washington bureau, correct? washington bureau, correct?

. >> this weekend on booktv on c-span2, gaithersburg book festival on wall street, the universe, america's largest slave revolt leader in india and the middle east and a panel discussion on the book industry and the former ambassador to yemen on the u. s counterterrorism efforts. .. >> under the constant threat of racial violence. this is about an hour and ten minutes. >> um, i want to start out my talk with two quotes. they're both from are the prologue of my book, and i'll give a little explanation for them, but they introduce why i decided to write the book. so the first quote is in my own prose from the prologue. we still hold certain truths about african-americans to be self-evident; that the phrase 19th century black americans refers to enslaved people, that new york state before the civil war denotes a place of freedom, that blacks in new york city designates harlem, that the black community posits a classless and culturally-unified society, that a black elite did not exist until well into the 20th century. the lives of my new york forebearers belies such senses. they were born free

street. >>> officials held a ribbon cutting ceremony about an hour ago to rename a d. c. library in honor of dr. dorothy iheight. dr. height was a civil rights leader who died last year. the library is on benning road near minnesota avenue in northeast. >>> a grand jury has indicted the woman accused of killing her co-worker inside a bethesda store. investigators say 28-year-old brittany norwood hatched an elaborate plot to cover up her role in killing jayna murray. she was found inside the lululemon athletic store in march. according to police, norwood made up a story about robbers. they now believe that the two women had a fight. >>> the japanese government is calling for the suspension of operations of all three reactors at a nuclear power plant west of tokyo. this is because of safety concerns. japan's prime minister says he wants to make sure damage from another major earthquake or tsunami does not cause a second nuclear accident. experts have forecast a 90% probability of another major earthquake within 30 years. >>> coming up next, howard and the forecast. >>> j. c

street. more of sansing the men's dream on stands as the four c. then to mary fell victim to world number thirty six still most dilute she left handed cruising to a six four six two win over the scot who's just returned from an injury lay off she's the first brazilian to beat a top five player since solich were town in two thousand and four. and robinson lee was one of those seeds who made it safely through to the quarters old says the the swede progress thing at the expense of joe will fritz on got seven six seven five david they're also there now with a win over ukraine series to help speed. and elsewhere help a draw for which has equal the on them bills twenty five year old record for the best sponsor a season after cleaning his twenty nine victory in twenty eleven the wins questions his streak through thirty one wins in the last hands his sixth straight title most of his main rivals except mario calls are also through though roger federer be dealt some of the least while top ranked rafael a doll received the book called martin doul for sure it'

. >> the c h p is searching for whoever is responsible for a hit and run that killed a 72 year-old man in oakland. they saw him crawling on interstate-80 south of park streetst after midnight. . and then by 2:00 a.m., there were we opened, the c h p does not have any information about what happened. >> san francisco police say that two boys were shot in the legs and a drive-by shooting. this happened at 9:00 p.m. last night. there were standing at a bus stop near buchanan street, he's street, old up, an open fire. on the corner of hays and you can street. one boy is believed to be okay. and the other boy is ran off on foot. both are expected to be okay. >> a homicide of a 19 year- old man 8:00 p.m. last night. the 2400 block. d street the man from a gunshot wound. towards no word. he died of a hospital. still, no word on the motive. >> san jose has a new ways between public and police officers. if people think that an officer has been disrespectful? or if any other relative of minor complaints can talk it out with an officer in front of a retired judge. this new approach is expected to save the is not this approach is expected to save plenty of money. howe

and the latest barrage that occurred last saturday in the "wall street journal" interview with c. larry pope, c.e.o. of smithfield food. and in this article, there's a lot of misstatements about ethanol and about ethanol causing the price of food to rise dramatically. and i take the floor now to rebut some of those misstatements and also to set the record straight so that when a very fine c.e.o. like mr. po mr. pope, even though i disagree with him on this article, he is a decent person and he is a good corporate executive. but so next time he speaks, he won't speak. but i can also say that -- that i don't like to have confrontations with smithfield food because they do provide a lot of good-paying jobs in the middle west and they do do a good job of -- of adding value to agriculture and things of that nature. but there's been a tradition within smithfields to kind of not really appreciate american agriculture and it goes back to some conversations i had with the previous c.e.o. by the name of joe leuter. and i remember joe leuter coming my office to tell me some thin things -- tr

protests presidents traders clashed with police on the streets of tbilisi demanding president saakashvili steps down the country's opposition leader tells r c a revolution has begun to. plunge the mistral what whether to make plans to run for a second time remains unsolved with the president giving nothing away of his future intentions during a two hour press conference. and a very warm welcome to the program this is our weekly review of our timings story antigovernment protests have been intensifying across spain despite that the short ban and political demonstrations as the country went to the polls in local elections the reading socialist party has suffered bruising to feeds similarly in response to its handling of spain's mounting economic crisis with ninety one percent of the votes counted in municipal elections do you. conservative popular party is almost ten percentage points ahead at least two thousand people have been occupying the dreaded central square for days over the government's economic policies and soaring unemployment and they have a nationwide demonstrations over the crippling recession our first reports if the situation

stockton street. 801 market street, the under ground eastment 1455, discussions that people negotiating are cheryl wang and tom mccrist. the party's negotiating are norman cc. chang, barbecue situation. mintron and the language group incorporated, richies official small center, beverly c. sasss, . you have a member of the public who wishes to address you prior to your motion to go into closed session. >> ok. >> david filpel. two comments. i would remind you my position at the central subway is a bad transit project. and we need not acquire this real property. with regard to item five in closed session, i note that this is an e. e.o. complaint. i know this is a former employee of the agency now former. it seems to nea and i don't know any of the specials of this that someone was responsible for the conduct that led to this complaint and proposed settlement and whoever that is should be held accountability if that person is still on staff and that person's an at-will employee they should be disciplined or terminated. we should not have employees in the city that are causing adverse circumstances in the workplace that lead to the e.e.o. complaint in my opini

c--a so-called speculator. he's a man who knew wall street who became something of an--of an adviser on economics to presidents--presidents wilson and president roosevelt and hoover and various others. but she fell in love with him because he was much older. she'd h--she'd lost her father when she was very young, so he was something of a father figure as well as a mentor. he taught her about politics and economics. and also he was not obtainable. so anybody who was not attainable for clare became the one that wa--was most desired. so although they had a small fling in the--in the early '30s, it didn't go on for very long because he was so much older than she was. c-span: and he was married. >> guest: and he was married, and he had grown children. and he was not in love with her either. he said to a friend--a mutual friend who passed the word on that although he was fond of clare his heart was not involved. c-span: joseph kennedy. >> guest: so--so that was devastating to her. i think there's no actual documentary evidence of an affair, but since he had so many with other women--and she did, in one of her diary e

>>l sttoilom c >>> still to come at 5:00, the e cause that attracted ted turner and hundreds of youngsters to the streetsf san francisco today. >>> starting tomorrow, pg&e plans to begin testing its natural gas pipelines. pg&e is expected to test in mountain view and antioch starting tomorrow morning. officials are warning that those who live in the area may smell gas, but that the gas should dissipate quickly and should not be considered harmful at this point. the tests are part of the company's plan to check 150 miles of pipeline with similar characteristics to the pipeline that exploded in san bruno last september. >>> hundreds of children and their families took to the streets of san francisco today to march against climate change. the i matter march was led by the 16-year-old founder

street journal." caller: thank you for c-span. nothing in life is free, even public education.axpayers pay the bills for everything. we the citizens pay the bills. public education is only freed for freeloaders. and freeloaders are those that take public money for rent, for food, for medicaid, take tax credit for their children, and they never pay into the system. host: that as a republican in arkansas. actually is a independent in buffalo, new york. caller: i wanted to say that no, schools should not charge fees for anything. schools just need -- you learn about four or five years have jumped math, job science, -- junk math, junk science. so there should not be any fees. and there should not be fees to go into private schools, either. what they're doing is not really much of a big difference in public schools. i graduate from high school in 2006 and our help book was so old, he call aids grid. host: 12012 politics -- on 2012 pollack takes -- a new film to premiere on sarah palin. she was playing a central. she reached out to a conservative filmmaker. the fruits of that initial

building is considered a category c for purposes of ceqa review and is not a historic resource if 10,925 square foot corner parcel site is outside of but across the street from the liberty hill historic district which extends north to 20th street. the project site is within the intermission cultural resource survey area, the mission reconstruction historic district, and the inner mission commercial corridor historic district. the existing building's date of construction falls outside the period of significance for both district. on february 16, 2011, the planning commission issued a preliminary mitigated negative declaration for the project. the neg dec identified no cultural or historic resource impacts. include nothing potential impacts for the nearby liberty hill historic district. on november 7, 2010, the city's historic preservation commission reviewed the proposed project under the eastern neighborhoods interim control as an informational item and found the design generally come patable with the surrounding architectural and historic text. the neg dec was apeeled on march 8, 2011, but sue hester on behalf of a resident to the planning commission.

. >> this weekend on booktv on c-span2 the gaithersburg book festival live with authors on the gulf oil spill, wall street, the universe, america's largest slave revolt, india and the middle east. plus a panel discussion on the book industry. also former ambassador to yemen on the u.s.' counterterrorism efforts in that country. and on after words, frederick kempe. look for the complete schedule at booktv.org and get our schedules directly e-mailed to you. sign up for our booktv alert. >> i am a very hopeful person, an unrepenitent idealist. and i've come to understand hopefulness and idealism as strength, as real blessings. and this book, a much as anything, is a gesture of gratitude to some of the people who have given me those gifts of hopefulness and idealism, the teachers who gave me a reason to believe in a brighter future, a family and strangers too who gave me a reason to believe in the power of kindness. the church ladies on the south side of chicago who gave me a reason to believe in the essence of faith, the voters for that matter, who have given me a reason to believe in the politics of convict

soyuz platform either on their part c some are coming away later marden shows around the museums cafes in design or shops and one of the russian capital's main streets. here's a link. well the. weeds in the last best. hope of washing. away out of the medieval city. today in the center of the city's like life in a minute and from century old statues to more daisuke cafes take it from me but i was stupid first sky will impress the most diehard of tourists the street is packed full of interesting facts and figures for centuries it was the official route for the sas procession for sure visits to moscow the appearance of the street has fundamentally changed over the centuries from a narrow many people within surface grow to today's slightly overwhelming eight lane highway. torridon terrorists coming your way out next stop moscow out first story out of our top stories stay with us. for some this is just a parliament building in bourbon. them. fish to fry music. is the final charges on the minds can move through from some from an army. this country became the symbol on the form of financial tsunami. and the victory all were nazi germany. the forum in our j

the drive home the hills of face to rule street overnight the taxes are home to some some corporate on dates are triggering action and if you shall say chose b. c. holdings of down point seven percent after revealing cost accounting for get some shares of a losing just under three percent off to a trading update the footsie is flat. and here in moscow both are just in the my six. mixed gains from wall street and asia are supporting the markets while the current price is also gathering pace. on the big movers on the minus six the country's largest car maker after the us is gaining one healthy son outside of prime minister merck pushing visiting up close and insolvent russia says dr any mortal of top bus lauda air force trucks takeoff the news is agreed with boeing twenty eight brand new passenger jets the whole of the casual price but it's less promising for mobile operator m.t.s. which is setting up a full percent this hour. russian market so getting back into gear after the public holidays are michael stipe from critics planes why all eyes are on china and the e.u. to be very much we drew by external factors with a lot of investors paying atte