the proposed project would be consistent with the mixed use character of the north clement -- inner clement ncz. i am available to answer any questions. president miguel: thank you. project sponsor? vice president olague: just start talking. it will come up. >> ok. good afternoon, commissioners. i am very happy to be here. i am dorothy chandler. i am the property manager for the building where the proposed restaurant is located. q the owner. i have managed the property for many years, and this is a very unique situation for us. handicapped person threatened to sue the owner because of one step. this building is over 100 years old. we have a retail store that recently was the target for a lawsuit. the only way to free the honor from a lawsuit was to lower the entire floor by one floods. it cost over $100,000 to complete this project. we started screening prospective tenants as soon as construction began. that was five months ago. over 50 tents called and we screened every one of them carefully. we wanted to find the best one that was compatible with the people and the building as well as th

the proposed project would be consistent with the mixed use character of the north clement -- inner clement ncz. i am available to answer any questions. president miguel: thank you. project sponsor? vice president olague: just start talking. it will come up. >>

supporters of the proposal clement foreigners are disproportionately responsible for crimes. opponents say it will not reduce crime, which is low anyway, but could affect all their lives in switzerland. >> the black sheep are everywhere. campaigners hopes swiss voters will say yes to kicking them out. automatic is part -- automatic deportation with no right of appeal for foreigners to commit crimes. >> this vote is necessary because the crimes committed by foreign residents are becoming more and more violent. these black sheep simply do not belong here. they must be deported. >> it is true that foreigners are over represented in swiss jails, but it is not clear whether crime in switzerland by european standards is actually rising. there is already a law allowing foreigners to commit serious crimes to be deported. this new proposal goes much further. it would deport people from second and third generation immigrant families, people born in switzerland, for relatively minor offenses. 22% of switzerland's population is foreign, and many are wondering whether this vote is really

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he finds roberto clemente. you know what being a famous athlete, nothing. it doesn't make you a better person, nicer, you know what selling a lot of books and being on the best seller list, nothing. doesn't make me smarter. it means people read the books. roberto clemente is in there not because he was a baseball player, because there was a earthquake in nicaragua. he sends three planes for help. they were stolen. he was so determined to make sure the plane gets there, the fourth one, he gets on the plane. it crashes in the ocean. killing everyone on board. he's not a hero because he died. he's a hero because he got on board. i'm waiting for my son to say i'm the greatest hero. he said, dad, i'm sad. my book has backfired in my face. he comes racing into the room on his own, he grabs the book and says, dad, who are we reading tonight? i said what about roberto? he said i like him. i said why? because he gave his life for people. we complain about there's no good heros, we focus on athletes and celebrities. we have a say in who our kids emulate. >> host: flo

clemente. >>shepard: can you legislate this? or the thing that comes with thinking and common sense along the way? that is one of the questions. >>guest: is a phenomenal point, in 2002 the legislature basically said, look, these are not requirements. do them if you want to do them. what happened? nothing. so you know what? >> it wasn't nothing. nothing happened. it is that one tragedy happened. that we know about. one that we know about. we don't want to have another one. >> out of millions of students, maybe there are five. so if there are five car accidents do we say, stop driving? no, no, no, we regulate rules of the road. >> it is about common sense among human beings in our society, we all know that what happened was wrong. we know that it should have been done but do we need to legislate? we cannot legislate common sense. the bottom line is we live in such a litigation society, the government is more concerned about getting overturned than protecting kids. >>shepard: this is tough. you want to protect the kids and don't wa

restaurant on the ground floor of a two-story residential and commercial building within the inner clement street neighborhood commercial zoning district. i should note it is my understanding that the item is being called from consent. as so, commissioners, staff is requesting, because the staff person has another item later on the calendar -- we are asking that you move this item to the regular calendar right before item 14. for the benefit of the public, item 6 is of consent. it will be moved to the record calendar and will be heard prior to item 14. that takes you to commissioners questions and matters. president miguel: a couple of items, if i may. first, i would like to, at the end of today's session, to close in memory of brother kelly cullen, former director of tndc who recently passed away. i believe he was only 57 years old. if we could do that at the end of the hearing today. during the week, i testified, as did other commissioners, at the board of supervisors land use committee regarding the health care master plan proposal. i have had meetings with people regarding parkmerced.

this i said, what about roberto clemente?o this he said, i like him. we all complain about there's no goodh heros in the world, we focus on athletes, we focus on celebrities. we have a say in who our kidshle emulate, and i wanted this to be my say.o >> host: hope town, florida, you've got about 15 seconds. gote ahead, hi. >> caller: thank you very much.a my hero is a man named -- [inaudible] fry. this was a man from an all-white protestant family who went to marseilles and saved, basically, the intellectual class of europe from the nazis. mark shah gal and so many others

. >> the 540 club on clement street erupts in cheers and high five's after the giants win. this bar and bruno's on fillmore street are collecting the wind fall from giants fever. both are p packed to capacity. but bruno's also delivers pizza. >> business picked up a lot. >> how much? >> at least 40%. >> the owner says business was really slow before the playoffs, so he is grateful for the giants win. and his waitresses are also able to bask in the series fever. >> it has been better. more people are spending more money and want to get drinks and watch the game. >> it is not just drinks and pizza that are in dend ma. giant cup cakes are selling, well, like hotcakes. >> i think we have gotten everybody excited for the cup cakes. they are coming back for more giants in general. >> just about any place when a tv screen is doing well. one restaurant says takeout is good, but the restaurant and staff are suffering. >> the servers suffer maybe more than the restaurant. >> n then there are the restaurants that refuse to go the tv route like del rosa's. >> it does affect us. we want

the veteran linebacker, to nate clements for a big return. but spikes was ruled down after contact. francisco goes on to win this one, 27-6. >>> that does it for your sports update. back to you in new york. >>> the producers of the academy awards are hoping to spice up next year's ceremony with the youngest hosts in half a century. >> 28-year-old anne hathaway, and 22-year-old james franco, have been selected to host the 27th oscar telecast. organizers say the rising stars will help turn the night into a celebration of film. hathaway says she is terrified, exhilarated, but excited. >> she's only one of a handful of women who have ever hosted. little extra press on her for that. >> should be interesting, the younger generation of hollywood having a chance. pretty cool. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following today, including success stories from the nation's schools. >>> and our top story, a community in shock, after a school standoff, ends in gunfire. ritis going? they're discovering simponi®, the first self-injectable r.a. medicine you take just once a month. taken with

and also i've been noticing that there's a lot of vacancies along clement street and california street and within the richmond district. i'm sure it would seem there might be something you could find in fairly close proximity that might be available as commissioner antonini said is a commercial space or even a church. we've seen a lot of churches looking to have dwindling congregations that are trying to figure out what they can do with their buildings. i know maybe there's not one in the richmond district but something just to consider there. this is not at all opposition to your congregation having a space or being independent but it's really just an issue of, you know, the priority principles and policies that this commission must uphold for the city and then overall respect for the neighborhood and the impact from them. so, you know, we apologize but i also do agree with staff recommendations. president miguel: commissioner moore? >> i appreciate the staff's thoughtful analysis and comments made by the commissioners. i think we all feel that this particular church and this growth n

round two with the final masters event of the season it was a tough opening battle for veteran arnaud clement against spaniard for the channel lopez the thirty two year old lost the first set on a close tie break before winning the second one which also went down. why game ninety minute decided taking it six three to wrap up the match to out too many. mobile number seven richard cascade also had to work hard for his place in the second round but in french nicholas meyer who proving a tough nut to crack as he clawed his way back into the match despite conceding the while only a tie break could separate the two in the decider cascade benchley converting his fifth match point four five seven six four seven six when. i. think contrasts it was a walk in the park to radek stepanek the czech needing less than fifteen minutes to steamroller michael russell of the usa see sealed the deal because it's number eight sixty six love the final score in this one. respect then the men hit the ball just long matchpoint down to hamvention and back to germany a six four six four when these two men did challenge

freshman tyler clemente committed suicide after two classmates allegedly used a webcam to spy on him with another man. they were charged with invasion of privacy. their lawyers say the webcam stream was only viewed on a single computer. but, legal experts say that doesn't matter. >> this question of whether, in fact, the video was disseminated, put on the internet is a very limited legal relevance. what i think we have to think about is whether the victim thought this film was being put on the internet. because, that may have been why he killed himself. >> prosecutors are considering whether to upgrade the charges to hate crimes. >>> the speechwriter for president john f. kennedy, theodore sorensen, has died. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> sorensen wrote some of kennedy's most memorable speeches, from his inaugural address to vow to place a man on the moon but he was also a policy adviser and political strategist who knew kennedy best. >> working with this one man for 11 years, merged our two styles. i knew what he wanted to say.

like talking about sex with their doctors so the new app will test for a range of s.u.v.s including clemente and gonorrhea and if a person gets a positive test the app will also direct them to a doctor for treatment sorry but i think of these researchers are a little bit confused about what is and what isn't cool to young people just because it's tacky and it includes a smartphone does not mean that british youth are going to rush to put a piece o. stripe into their phone to test for s t d's i mean i support everybody getting tested don't get me wrong but this project that sounds like a fail to me not to mention it grows there is no way that i'm putting pee into a three hundred dollar. moving on to new court cases putting spotlight on the blurring lines between your professional life and your personal life when it comes to the wild world of social media the case involves a woman who was fired from her job because she posted negative comments about her supervisors on facebook and according to reports this employee got into a major argument with her boss at work then decided to vent all over f

know you said because of the bullying and the young men in new jersey who killed himself, tyler clementese -- >> i knew that after we were going to divorce, i knew we had to say something about it and i was neither denying or confirming what people were speculating and then people started asking me questions about they heard i left her for a man and other speculations. she encouraged me a long time ago to say something about it. i said, look, these words will never come out of my mouth. but then something like four, five, six suicides in matter of days and the young man that you mentioned, for some reason his suicide was the tipping point for me. >> you said the hardest part was your wife thinking that she was not attractive? >> well, that's something we had to make sure she understood. >> i said, look, you're a beautiful woman. there's nothing wrong with you. you're a desirable woman. the part of me that's her husband wants to still feel like, you're my wife. you shouldn't be with anybody else. the part of me that is her friend, wants her to be happy in a way that she's known for some t

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and tyler clemente, jumps off a bridge, after his classmate and a friend, secretly record him havingsame-sex encounter and post it on the internet for the world to see. >> i think, that could have been me. >> reporter: chris grew up on the eastern shore, where classmates bullied him because he was gay. >> i was pushed around. derogatory names. >> what did they call you? [ derogatory name ] >> i attempted to kill myself. >> reporter: he downed four bottles of anti-psychotic pills. >> do you think the bullying you endured growing up contributed to that? >> of course. definitely. you feel like everybody else would be better off without you. >> there's an extremely large bullying victimization culture that goes beyond gays and lesbians. but they seem to be a prime target. >> reporter: linda goldman teaches at johns hopkins and she's written numerous books out of teenagers. nine out of 10 are harassed. and three out 10 skip school, fearing safety. >> when we ask ourselves, like what's the matter with gay kids today? i think the truer, deeper underlying condition is, what's the matter with

. >> i thought governor clements might make it. >> you're just saying, i hope the boys stays out of trouble>> well. >> but i -- here is what i learned. i learned -- i watched a gracious man the president. what is interesting is watching my dad the president was a lot harder than being president. in other words, i love the guy that says anything bad about him i would be angry. frankly, at times, i was reared. i say so in the book. i was defending somebody that meant a lot to me. so when i became president it was much easier to deal with the presidency having what some go through it. no comment in the name calling bother you? not really. it bothered me for my dad. billy didn't bother it me. >> tell us about the first time he pushed dick cheney for vice president? >> he is referring to a story in the book. i had made up my mind that the cheney was the right person to run with me. to say you know, the vice presidential selection process is really the first indication as to how a potential president will make a decision. i had watched my dad made his decision, and it was a very thoughtful proces

trotsky had had a brief and very stimulating meeting with the other mexican muralist, jose clemente. he had met in guadalajara summer of 1938 and the encounter i discussed in the book quite magical, only a few hours, but trotsky was instantly in love and is infatuated with him. it was the late starter of the three great muralists partly because he was heavily into the communist politics. he to get very seriously. he wasn't a dilettante like diego. roscoe wanted nothing to do with only communist politics but anybody is politics by the 1930's. in fact, he was diego's and mss. the 2004 film is quite accurate. the long winding story he goes off to fight in spain. that we should already tell you a lot about his commitment. it is said, it is hard to determine for sure, but it's said that he commanded a brigade and then a division of the republican army in spain and he attained the rank of lieutenant colonel and was in spain he was lightly recruited by the nkvd. after the return to mexico, he began work on one of his most important minerals. it is in the stairwell of the mexican electrician

this follows the death of the rutgers freshman tyler clemente after classmates broadcast a romantic encounterd another man. also details emerging about a teenager in massachusetts who hanged herself after tormented by bullies at school. jeff rossen is here with more on this. this is another heartbreaking story. >> we have been covering this for a year now. from the moment this happened phoebe's family has been hurting but especially heart right now. tomorrow would have been phoebe prince's 16th birthday and now for the first time her father is opening up about the bullying, the pain and the forgiveness. >> reporter: phoebe prince at 12 years old, her whole life ahead of her. in this home video given to nbc news, the portrait of a happy, playful girl. just last year at thanksgiving relatives say phoebe seemed okay, smiling and enjoying some family time and over christmas she opened presents with her dad. it would be her last thanksgiving. her last christmas. just months later, phoebe hanged herself at home. she was allegedly the victim of vicious bullying at school. prosecutors say the so-call

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clemente's family says they're humbled that his death has touched off a national discussion. >>> diane tonight's "world news." diane? >> juju, great to talk to you again. tonight, a time to care. food banks, running out of help for thanksgiving dinner, all across america. and we'll show how all of us together can give a small child a wonderful day. that's coming up tonight on "world news." see you then, juju. >> thanks, diane. >>> finally, the cincinnati zoo is showing off their latest residents. they're cubs. they will grow to be 240 pounds. that's the news at 8:05. how adorable. that's a lot of cat food, sam. >> good morning. >>> what can we expect this weekend for weather? >> we're outside in times square. two things about the show. i think annie lennox is incredible. we should call her the voice. never call her annie lennox. just the voice. also, charlie gibson is walking around some place. we've not had a camera catch him. but i think we should find a camera to catch him. let's get to the boards. as you head out the door, we have incredible twitter pictures. look at the first snow

but no matter who saw it, legal experts say it may only matter whether or not clemente believe sdthdmade it to the internet. >> this question whether, in fact the video was disseminated on the internet is of very limited legal relevance. what i think we have to think about is whether the victim thought this film was being put on the internet. because, that may have been why he killed himself. >> reporter: on september 22nd, clementi jumped to his death off the george washington bridge. >> it's not just a prank. it's not a joke. people do do things like kill themselves when you invade their privacy for their most important secrets. >> i don't know if any amount of time's enough to make up for what they've done. >> reporter: ravi and wei, both 18, have withdrawn from rutgers and are now facing up to five years in prison. but, prosecutors are still considering whether to upgrade the charges to bias, so-called hate crimes. ravi and wei were friends in high school before they both got to rutgers. both are out now, ravi on $25,000 bail. >> thank you, jeff. >>> joining is our legal analyst

i'm just saying he looked so -- he might as well been nixon wearing wing tips on the beach in san clementempathy also hurting and this lack of anger hurting in selling some economic policies. i actually would have loved to say, okay, so you wish john mccain had been elected and you think this bank bailout was a bad thing -- >> that was my question to you -- >> you -- >> why doesn't he say that? why doesn't he sell what he's got? >> he has been incapable. >> on the bailout, auto bailout, you talk about the auto bailout, please put me in front of factories in indiana, in illinois, in michigan and say, okay, so you wanted to let chrysler go under, you wanted to get gm go under. >> you wanted to let mr. and mrs. banker lose their livelihood. >> you want real unemployment be 25%. guess what, if you want 1 out of 4 americans out of work, fine, vote for your candidate that wants 1 out of 4 americans out of work, i'm not going down that path. if the president would sell some of these programs he might be in better shape right now. >> i think joe's auditioning for the chief of staff position. >> yo

. >> host: mark in san clemente, california. >> caller: high. great show.i would like to ask you, you were just bringing this up. you don't like when people stereotype republicans. i wanted to ask you, why haven't the national review and the american enterprise institute, why haven't they done more or, in fact, anything to distance themselves from the many racist right wing radio and tv hosts like bill o'reilly and rush limbaugh and bob brandt in steve whalberg who all have a long history of saying horrible things about african-americans. bill o'reilly referred to mexicans as wetbacks. rush limbaugh once said why do all thief of what you of the most wanted posters look like jesse jackson. there are dozens and dozens of these things. people -- i don't know about you personally. you can answer the question. many people still go on these shows. i'll hear people like this in new york. rush limbaugh is praising them. they are praising rush limbaugh. why do you think there are more from the civilized republicans to distance themselves from these racist? >> host:

a clement to -- complement to existing large-scale reactors, small modular reactors take less time and money to construct and are based on current reactor designs, thereby reducing the burdensome licensing process. this is an ideal solution for growing communities and cash-strapped utilities that need extra generation capacity at a fraction of the cost. more importantly, h.r. 5866 extends and modifies r&d activities that promote advanced research to close the nuclear fuel cycle and recycle spent nuclear fuel. my district scientists and engineers at argon national laboratory lead the nation in research and development for nuclear fuel recycling. recycling is not just important for thery ducks of waste create but also for the conservation of worldwide uranium resources. it will also encourage the deployment of expanded nuclear power for industries in states that want to provide affordable electricity without unnecessary liability. in summary, h.r. 5866 is a strong, bipartisan bill. it will complement the current revival of they have nuclear industry by extending b.o.e.'s research and dev