they got very vague when they talked about the chestnut corridor. if you look at their maps, the proposal site does not make sense. >> i understand. i looked at the maps closely too. there are some vacant areas closer to the water. i agree with you. however that may be a hearing for another site at a different day because the site, believing their maps are accurate, does increase the coverage significantly around the area in question. it extends their good coverage a few blocks. it does not deal with the problem down by marina boulevard. i am not sure that a site here could be strong enough to cover that. thank you for your comments. what we see in our health effects and regulations from the department of health is that project sponsors, if their neighbors located it within 25 feet of the antenna, they can ask to have measurements taken from inside their buildings. i did not hear too much discussion about that. are there neighbors who are within 25 feet of the

chestnut street. please vote to deny t-mobile a permit for this location. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i testified at the hearing before it was continued last time. we stand by the arguments made last month against this proposal. it shouldn't be treated annan accessry use. their needs are in no way served by this industrial construction. we stand by the field test that show no significant gap in coverage for t-mobile subscribers in the area. we are interested in hearing their response. this being a preference five location they were ocbliged to submit an alternative site analysis but none was ever performed. t-mobile claims the antennas do not address gaps in coverage as well as a station makes puzzling the choice to such antennas so far from the areas they claim in which they need coverage. we suspect they are trying to establish a foothold on chestnut street by a low building in order to install more powerful antennas. it is not the city's job to assist in such machinery. lacking any concrete plans, the city presents the prospect

thank you. >> thank you. >> i live at 2010 chestnut street. i would like to point out some of the problems and tensions that t-mobile's proposed facility will create among the tenants. landlord and property owners in the neighborhood -- wow. i would like to point out the problems that t-mobile's proposed wireless facility will create in the neighborhood should you approve an accessry use permit here today. first, some tenants in the subject building who oppose it already feel uncomfortable about raising their objections to their landlord. while tenants usually enjoy strong protections of their rights they don't want to participate in behavioral for fear of retaliation that may fly under the radar of the city's rent laws. second, they will be under an ethical, if not legal obligation to disclose the antennas to perspective tenants which may create problems to rent out their residential units. in exhibit h of the d.r., supporting evidence points out that the california association of realtors requires that the sellers must disclose material fact

dealing with hot spots, transfer points that are like 16, twenty fourth street, a geneva, fillmore, chestnut, we have been dealing with 4th and gary, masonic and gary. we are currently riding the 22, the 31, the 6th, and f line when time prevails. we're trying to get a handle on working together with the school. this is our sixth year in working with the school district. we started a relationship with them in 2004, we began working on a variety of different things including truancy. we will be at the schools this coming year. we will be there to work with the staff as well as the unit assigned to muni. i forgot everybody is not familiar with those phrases. i am available to answer whatever questions. we also work with the kids on treasure island. that is the responsibility of san francisco to provide transportation to the island and to its residents. we have a number of issues out there, and we have a great work relationship with the director that has worked with us. now that the terminal is going to be close, we're going to be working to get those people over there. as you may not be aware,

mark godley, director, research and development, chestnut health systems, bloomington, illinois. extent of the problem with youth in america? our most recent survey from samhsa is that around 10 million, a little over 10 million of our young people, are using alcohol and substances. that actually breaks down to 26 percent of them are drinking and another 17 percent of them are binge drinking, which is having more than five drinks in a row at one setting. so it's a concern of ours that our young people are really starting to accelerate drinking and drugging than they have in the past.

mirkarimi and i have the distinct pleasure of sharing stations, and as part of that, the coverage of chestnut and union street was moved to district 5. the one beat cop i had was taken from me. and i don't think those are the types of fights we should be having. ultimately, we fought hard to get that guy back and have him now, but those are not the types of fights we should be having in san francisco, and i think there are two reasons why that legislation would have been vetoed. frankly, i'm not sure this would be vetoed, and if it were, i'm not sure it would be able to withstand an override. i don't think it would go that far. it talks about community policing policy, and i don't think anyone objects to that or to the police commission putting it together, particularly when you have people like joe marshall on the commission. i do think the police department should be active in that. but it doesn't seem to me to be that controversial. a foot beat patrol program again, the chief of police would draft it with the involvement of the department. i don't think anything would be workable, necessar

chestnut tree it was a form of relaxation. was a tester he often told her about how he had spent six months in a camp into the ocean he was compelled to live high in the mountains where there was a severe shortage of oxygen and he went through trying. in a fast spinning centrifuge then they were asked to press a button even the speed was too much for them but they never did because they had an overpowering desire to serve their country in space exploration chose to ignore this train so that they would be allowed to go into space. needless to say. he was stunned by a newspaper report claiming he was dead. he immediately called his mother to tell her he was ok then he at the other supposedly missing cosmonauts wrote an article for a soviet newspaper headlined the gadhafi says gentleman. so you were awarded the i saw it as something of a joke they even liked it because they meant somebody knew them and had put them on the map so to speak as a. husband died in two thousand and two but it had nothing to do with any fabricated space

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because of the same concern stew a july 4th tradition, nathan's hot dog eating in coney island, chestnuthe contest for a fourth time. he downed 54 hot dogs and buns in ten minutes. >>> those are your headlines this hour. i'm don lemon, keeping you informed, cnn, the most trusted name in news. >> larry: we're back with elizabeth edwards. i don't mean to be fussy, but they say we weren't clear on how you learned. apparently she says it was by cell phone. you said he told you. i think when i asked you, it was not clear how you -- >> not clear. >> larry: yeah. >> i had sort of a tip and john -- i went to john and said, did he have something he wanted to tell me about. >> larry: the tip was from a cell phone -- >> the tip was from a cell phone. >> larry: so they're both correct. >> they're both -- i've not read hers so i don't know what she says. that's why i said -- >> larry: i got it. >> yep. >> larry: all right. you still supported him after you knew about the cheating. >> i knew -- >> larry: in the run for the presidency. >> i knew about one incident. understand, the whole time he ran for

that's joey chestnut. he's the number one ranked competitive eater in the world.ng and he joined in. the guy who was getting married, hall hunt, one of the world's top competitive eaters and has earned something like $61,000 thanks to the digestive powers. this would be hilarious to me at a wedding. to see people stuff their face like that. >> my thing is i don't know watching my bride stuff her face with cake for 30 minutes would be the motivation i need for the wedding night. >> you'd be like, take a look at the future. >> yeah, really. oh, this -- there's internet video that goes viral on youtube and this one is absolutely adorable. there's this little kid who is caught in a hollowed-out watermelon and he's trying to eat his way out. this thing is going viral on youtube. take a look at this. i don't know who carved the watermelon out or what they were doing, thought it would be cute, i guess. that is our audio department. more than 200,000 views so far on youtube. everyone's watching this thing. it is kind of cute, this kid trying to escape this watermelon. >>

chestnut and detective john m. gibson. will all present please rise for a moment of silence. without objection the five-minute voting will continue. the unfinished business is the question on suspend the rules and passing h.r. 5341, which the clerk will report by title. the chair: h.r. 5341, a bill to designate the facility of the of postal service locate the at 100 orrindorf drive in michigan as joyce rogers post office building. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the-- >> mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey. >> on that i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of represe

chestnut and he detective john n. gibson of the united states capitol police were killed in the line of duty defending the capitol against an intruder armed with a gun. at the appropriate point today, the chair will recognize the anniversary of this tragedy by observing a moment of silence in their memory. the chair will entertain up to 10 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlelady from maine rise? ms. pingree: to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized. ms. pingree: thank you, mr. speaker. today i introduced a bill that will make it easier for schools to buy food. we have moved further and further away of feeding our children healthy meals at schools. thousands of family-run farms are literally disappeared. in maine we have gone out of the way to purchase food from farms. but my bill frees up money for school by giving them the option of spending 10% for government commodit

but to the effect that a user has a cell phone walking down chestnut street and is being mugged or whatever the crime may be. a lot of times they just have time to go 911 but not talk. one of the problems law enforcement is running into is trianxietyulation. you know, you have to have the ability to pick up where the victim is exactly located and so that is a reason why -- not the only reason, but it is a reason that even though there may be relatively good transmission in some of the areas, there are voids and it is important that we have enough because they have to be able to triangulate. anyway, i will see what the other commissioners have to say on this. >> i have a more general question that someone from the cell phone industrycan enlighten me on. looking at some san francisco data that t-mobile has 200 plus antennas around the city and at&t has 177 or something like that. could someone answer a question as to -- it is generally understood that at&t and verizon have better coverage than t-mobile. i am not a t-mobile user. coverage is not frankly very good. i am puzzled by the fact that