good afternoon, commissioners, i'm david lindsey of department staff. since this was determined to be an abbreviated discretionary review case i will be presented this on behalf of the project manager. the project at 535el el camino del mar exist on the existing parcel of the second floor of this single family house. the project includes changing the roof over the kitchen,en closed the front entry and adding a new window on the buildings front facade. it's located on a large triangular lot where the home corners east. the building was determined financing to be a historic resource. the proposed alteration were found in the ere and was found not to be a problem for the compliance. also exempt under sequel. the project has received letters of support from par. the linkin park home owners association and neighbor to the east and neighbors on the north side of --el camino del mar. five discretionary reviews were filed. 4 live on the southeast of the property and one lives south of the property. all the er's were filed. the projects adverse effect on a histo

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we just talked to lindsey graham, "meet the press," david gregory's guest on sunday., maybe they waited too long. now there are so many al qaeda factions in with the rebels, we can't just arm them. so no longer are you hearing the pressure from some conservatives on military policy. we've got to arm them. they're demanding weapons. they're very disappointed with the u.s. which is lagging behind britain, france and certainly all of the persian gulf states. the uae and the saudis who are arming them and arming them through intermediaries. >> there's not a clean option, though. >> no. the real concern is the chemical weapons. now the concern is you prove to us that if and when assad falls, that you will help control the chemicals. and make sure they don't get to the al qaeda supporting factions. then we will consider -- >> do we have really good intelligence on who these people are? >> we have better intelligence there certainly -- >> than north korea, obviously. >> we didn't for a long time. but we do have people on the fwround there. the great intelligence is the jorda

lindsey graham. first he tells "the new york times" that any time you challenge the president, it's good politics. quote. then he goes on with davids, there are "nuggets that he finds optimistic in the president's budget." is he confused or is this a deliberate strategy? >> yeah, i think he's a bit confused because actually it means the deal that the president put on the table, whether you like it or not, is basically the last best offer he put on the table last year that the republicans walked away from. the president throughout this process has been extremely consistent about a balanced approach and how he wants to do these things. personally, i actually looked at lindsey graham's comments as his being the one person who maybe understands the politics of this because i think boehner sort of dismissing it out of hand made him look foolish and played into this narrative the republicans are the not willing to compromise at all. maybe lindsay fwrey graham is t to sound reasonable. >> i think speaker boehner was being himself. we're expecting the president to descend from air force one at any moment. the plane just landed in connecti

lindsey graham p orrin hatch dean heller, john hogan. james enhoff, they're all here. johnny isaacson, ron johnson mike lee, mitch mcconnell jerry moran, rand paul, pat roberts, marco rubio jeff sessions david vitter, roger wicker. these are guys who had a chance to stop killing now the democrats who decided their senate seats and pensions of nra ratings are not getting primaried are more important than you max baucus, heidi high camp and sorry of the massacring of names. harry reid also voted no only because that means he can bring the vote up again but he gets honorary mention for

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lindsey graham than mitch mcconnell. >> chuck grassley. >> sue me. >> a good story dominating the summed talk shows yesterday, of course, what do we do about syria? why hasn't the president already acted? david martin for cbs news joins us on our news line this morning. david has been doing excellent report okay this story as on everything else with cbs news. hey, david, how are you? >> good morning. >> what is the evidence we have and what are the options that we have, david? >> well, the evidence is the most convincing evidences are so-called physiological samples. those are blood and tissue samples at these attacks and analyzed in two separate laboratories. they both showed signs of exposure for the nerve agent serin. >> does that mean we had some cia agents in there? or how did we get the samples? >> that's the problem. a muddy chain of custody on these samples. there are basically smuggled out of syria so they go through many different hand before they actually reach the intelligence community. you cannot be sure that they haven't been somehow contaminated or degraded in their travels. >> uh-huh. >> so i don't think of this yet because no have an air tight case and i have been if you ha