a decimal level of 50 during clark construction one of the largest companies is our general contractor and my colleague will talk since i've got more to go. >> i'm victor i'm with the construction the most important part of my responsibility clark's responsibility to the project is the safety of the trade workers that will be working on the project as well as the community stakeholder it's my responsibility as as superintendent to insure the safety of not only the trades people but also the community i've an obligation to meet with the - the community and talk about what we're doing and what we're doing in terms of the construction activities as part of our safety plan we'll meet with the school daily and weekly and if required we'll develop a computer model to demonstrate what we when we are will doing certain parts of project to talk about what we're doing with the school that is about providing the safety so for the community for everyone involved. >> 50 felt new windows obviously no light comes through concrete walls with the support they've been crotch we've offered we'll install

level i know that we are permitted 8 decimal points above ambiance what about speech and laughing as they leave a venue. >> that's not something we're codifying this is your purview as the entertainment commission and nuance within the property plan are they out on the sidewalk that's a regulatory problem that falls under the commission. >> okay other than this i think this is awesome. >> thank you. >> i wish it came earlier. >> another commissioners commissioner frost. >> i talked about the club being grandfathered in would they - does the new owners get the same protection. >> yes. as long as that is consistent occupancy and use. >> commissioner moshoyannis. >> then commissioner lee. >> the legislation specifically refers to probation officer e but other types of limited live i think about street fairs this is a big complaint we get you know residents go up and they don't know about the long-standing street fair it is only one day can have a significant community impact is there a way to hold that in or is that off the table. >> (laughter). >> you may have heard me say we've burned

45 decimals continuance noise in our apartment and attending packed meeting at the planning commission properties livelihood and rezoning and christen was the want her last day here as a supervisor she was - it was mentioned the perfect storm of what i consider the mayors foolish bra ha, ha over the ross some of the femininity restraining and it was folded here i think correctly political sport he was not a member of the league democratic association with the ca bottle christen lost at the last session a statement they were surprised christine was able to step into the spot of being a supervisor she was a president of the dynamic situation in the eastern neighborhood and preceded and i want to give a shout out to her as the end of women's shout out out month thank you. >> thank you very much. is there any additional public comment seeing none, public comment is closed madam clerk can we please go to the 3:00 p.m. special order. >> items 18 through 21 compiles the items for the person's interested in the planning department ordinances the planning exception for the prompted project for

didn't have what we did for a very, very small piece the lower rate but as rounded up it is 7.58. >> 3 decimal places away. >> i see our actuaries talking the coordinator and while she steps up jeanette can you answer that. >> as shown in note 10 b on page 40 the cross over point was 2082 and 23 that is so far into the future that did difference within at discount rates used on 4.58 and 4.31 the difference is so small rounded they're the same because it is so far into the future. >> is the health of the plan due to the fact compared to other cities in the country our city is putting in so much money of contributions compared to others. >> we're required to fund one hundred percent it is not our current assets that will moot even though benefits karen is looking at the future contributions and calculating this cross over point when they project anti benefits and include the future tricks and because of city has a history of transcribing one hundred percent of the actuary contributions they get to consider it when they're looking at it in the future. >> another public system has not been able to

motor what kind of a decimal motors. >> it was one we used to use. >> what kind of a meter do you use to use. >> i'm not sure exactly. >> okay. >> up to date, no problems with the sound like issues. >> i'm just going through your application and checking it so you said here your security company is cms is cms intervention. >> we're no longer working with them. >> that's incorrect so your working with intervention security group and they are licensed by the state of california and guard carted. >> that's correct. >> and trained. >> that's correct. all that is from the police department. >> that's great has this security company is the one you've been working with on is temporary. >> cms of i up to new years eve and we termed their contract and brought only interference. >> your pleased with interference. >> yes. there's been a bunch of incidents i wanted to during your operations and so i have to ask you what experience do you have in running a bar. >> i managed kokomo for seven years i'll i'm not bringing that on as my burgundy experience and good. >> one thing it is not correlate to

i think it's onerous and not realistic and it's going to decimate us. people are running scared already. the legislation needs a lot of work still. that's my opinion. thanks, you guys. >> thank you. >> do we have more public comment? is there anyone else that would like to provide public comment who hasn't submitted a card? seeing none, public comment is closed thank you all. i appreciate it. you are the leaders of your community so thank you for being here. all right.

i think it's onerous and not realistic and it's going to decimate us. people are running scared already. the legislation needs a lot of work still. that's my opinion. thanks, you guys. >> thank you. >> do we have more public comment? is there anyone else that would like to provide public comment who hasn't submitted a card? seeing none, public comment is closed thank you all. i appreciate it. you are the leaders of your community so thank you for being here. all right. so, commissioner riley? >> yes, i want to mention that -- [inaudible] the petition on this establishment. [inaudible] >> >> can i put up a diagram to show you the process? i just want to clarify that before sb 731 went in place and before people went through the dph process they all went through this process. this is something we've been doing since the health department took over since the police department. basically what happens when you come in to get an application from the department of public health and there are certain conditions you need to meet. you need to have a business lice

it's decimated many of the buildings around us, we are here at the site of the temple.the most icon rick structures here in the city. it's been reduced to rubble. and they are looking for people here as women. looking for bodies. yesterday we spoke with a 27-year-old man who had been pulled out of the rubble of a collapsed hotel just a couple of days ago. he had his leg amputated. he told us about his ordeal. here is our report. the pain in his eyes belies how lucky he feels. >> translator: i had to stay under the rubble for four days with no food. >> reporter: trapped for 80 hours in a collapsed kathmandu hotel. he watched friends die in the surrounding wreck inning had & had to drink his own urine to stay alive. now after having his leg amputated. he has no idea how he will make a living. >> translator: i hope people will help me. i am too young for something like this to happen to me. >> reporter: so many so many here the 28-year-old farmer has on his way out of the country so he could make enough to support himself and his family. >> translator: my flight to due pie

remember obama said al qaeda is decimated test on the run? >> well that decimated force on the run today they took a key air base in the southeastern part of that country and it comes as the rebels plunged yemen into a civil war. >> the al-assad air base is 60 miles from ramadi. we have troops training the soldiers at the base which was already attacked in february. officials say they don't have plans to close the base but if ramadi falls could we see that fall? >> the question is if it gives isis enough of a base to dig into. from there they could launch attacks on al assad air base. how much harm's way is it worth having those american trainers in in order to train the iraqi army. the last thing the pentagon wants is in some way having isis over run or being able to come in and attack al-assad or cause casualties. >> we know they wouldn't get past our troops. thanks leland. >> even dead christians aren't safe from isis. brand new pictures show them destroying graves of christians in the iraqi city of mosul. the black cloud extremists are se

they are not decimated. they are actually on the rise along with isis which is on the rise and on the march. but in terms of targeting al qaeda members who happen to have american citizenship, which was one part of his discussion here. jonathan carl was asking him questions about did the president have the legal authority based on their own standards to go after them? i think what the press secretary made clear is that they were going after compounds. compounds, not people. this is a policy well above what the law requires. >> i have ten seconds to go to commercial. we appreciate your expertise very much. jonathan carl asked about hillary clinton. we'll have more after the break. >>> you might have heard the reference in the white house press briefing a moment ago, more bombshell allegations that could rock hillary clinton's presidential campaign. the soon to be released book "clinton cash" links hillary clinton's state department to russian uranium deals as foreign money poured into her family's foundation.

the salmon decimated only one in 50 could survive. >> the warriors here play their first playoff game against the new orleans pelicans. secondary ticket sites cost into the thousands some $4,600 just for game 1. >>> talk about a buzz kill. why ordering that glass of beer or wine might take you think twice. >>> striving for excellence, bay area man fulfilling his dream. >>> looking outside over san francisco, fog and low clouds this morning. but temperatures are going to be warming up, similar to what we saw yesterday. we'll take a ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] choose it. scoop it. pour it. blend it. [ blender whirs ] no matter how you make it, you'll love our endless variety of beverages. baskin-robbins cappuccino blast®. customize yours today. . >>> let's take another live lookout side the at the city of san jose. low clouds there in the background, but it is warming up in the south and east bay. we're talking temperatures in the 80s today. it is the cherry blossom festival going on in san francisco bringing a lot of people as it did last weekend. road choesh urz in gentleman -- closures in

comes to noise and sound as a condition to all our permitted this sets limits to the hour and the decimal application and requests the entertainment commission provides a dick contact to the neighbors to 0 voices complaint we have two inspectors covering it not enough and last year, we beefed-up our guidelines about the ri7z for a new permit applicant night time has thrived in areas no immediate residential neighbors it make sense in but as the city bathrooms fertile ground for entertainment commission they've been combrovpd on it talks about it in a common sense fashion to work with our commission to mitigate by housing they may have and requires they innovative the future residents insuring they're informed about the surrounding rather than blindfolding and this provides one tool for the commission and actually more importantly for our city to deal with growth if we want to continue to attract visitors and resident it requires security guards for the existing vital of the city we need this one additional tool to help us grow and prevent problems with that i look forward to our extort fo

with moral as decimated as these truckstures. grown used to seeing the worst. >>> here, on the outskirts it is very grim, we're at the site, of the building, and there's two bodies that have just been pulled out of the rubble. that have been removed. >>> husband and wife, one wedding ring visible. it looked as though they were reaching out to each other. >>> some of these buildings could collapse at anytime. so neighbors trauma tizes look on while standing far back. >>> as a sibling negotiates the release of his brother's both dishes he wants to take it back to india. >>> only those will have lost families and understand my pain. >>> that pain is growing and fear spreppeds and the sun is about to set and rain is about to fall, and the rescue efforts will be hampered, and the crewed pack up for the day and everyone knows time is of the essence. >>> and now a senior u.n. official has been suspended, on the alleged sexually boast of children. and, the explotasting of children by french peacekeepers, and, the children's at the center

text brine we asked them, why do they want to begin salt mining again in an area decimated by the underground collapsed caused by their own work. they wrote a short response saying we will not be able to speak with you. our goal is to continue providing sodium chloride to our industrial customers. lawyers for dow chemical refused to speak with us, as well. but as the two battle it out in corn they say the residents say they're the ones being neglected. john beaudro is concerned that texas brine wants to excavate again and adds that the company is taking way too long to remove potentially dangerous natural gas sitting underneath the ground. >> they need to be more aggressive put more wells done and do this more quickly. >> this is my good friend's house. he decided to leave. >> and they've watched the paradise to disappear and the reality of the situation has taken its toll. >> i wanted to save the community i helped to build. >> do you think you did or do you think its lost? >> i think i--i think i scored about a 40 on the test. i don't think i did too well. i never thought--i never thought f

it has decimated the tax code. if people understood what was going on it would be horrified. there is a young guy writing now, a good piece in al jazeera. his name is sean something. that is very useful. [laughter] dr. cox-richardson: it is a very important study on tax expenditure and he is the only person i have seen mention it in popular print. i think you are absolutely right, the tax code and the way it is portrayed as tax breaks to hard-working americans versus welfare payments to lazy ones is central both in language and in the way the economy goes. >> let me play contrarian. let me put my head on the right. you are presenting a strawman of the republican party. we believe in our heart of hearts that what we are doing today is promoting economic opportunity. it is just not your definition of it. and besides, pointing to reconstruction and the freeloader program and the graphics that you put up, there was in fact considerable corruption during the reconstruction era. convict lease system. it lines the pockets of all sorts of people. railroads, there is a lot of money pa

commentators and the bar and the public to engage. 10 years, i don't even know how to count the decimalsennia -- this definition has been with us for millennia. it is very difficult for the court. we know better. john: greg justice kennedy is somebody who people on the pro-gay marriage side have counted on as a safe boat in this vote. there he was expressing skepticism about changing the definition of marriage. do you think justice kennedy is still a safe boatvote for gay marriage? greg: i think he is highly likely vote for same-sex marriage based on what he has done in the past. he has written in the three big gay rights decisions in the last 20 years. he was on the court over the last several months. it would be a real shift for him to go back and say no, i changed my mind i willd. mark: let's move on to socrates also known as the chief justice john roberts. he had some questions which is often the case for both sides. chief justice roberts: the argument on the other side is the are seeking to redefine the institution. every definition that i looked up prior to about one dozen years ag

talked about limiting the sound based on the entertainment and inspectors doing the sound check what decimal level is predicament for that and making sure because sound travels if it goes out of his venue take a walk around. >> if you would be okay that that specific conditions. >> and djs are live musicians. >> a dj is the last i looked was living and braektd therefore their alive (laughter). >> last i noticed. >> i wanted. >> but now you brought up my name cubic music with that corridor or market street and all the noise around van ness is not a viable way to do music it simply won't work and i don't think i mean, we, set a limitation on the amount fir terror and how much our inspectors we can ask our inspectors to go out and do that as a condition but which we don't normally do with limited live. >> acoustic music with not work i see a finger and you can't a.m. if i a finger and not a.m. if any, the band if you say and i cubical you preclude the dj i'm not for the acoustics only i don't think that will work and this commissions authority once we grant this permit to tell him what treatmen

. >> we don't have technicians but we haven't gone into the neighbors homes to figure out the decimal level. >> are those sound like technicians from an acoustic sound like company or the guys that run your sounds. >> the guys that run our sound system. >> they could or not be awe couric certified or astute they want to be the best from the inside not necessarily so okay i love the idea of our place i'm a little bit concerned about the amount of sounds you have for your room and i could see if you have one screen in the center maybe those two double 18s there but they don't fit into our 8 point sound like system. >> commissioner perez. >> hello hello. >> what exactly type of entertainment is it external. >> we're a moa arts organization we don't audio and visible performers so it is electrically so for the most part audience sit insides 10 screens and sit inside a speaker euaway ray and placing play back or live experience that envelopes you it is about the digital arrested experience. >> sounds great are you planning on those o doing these until 2:00 a.m. >> this is not the only prog

we have observed a decimation of law enforcement in this country , involving immigration, as a direct result of the president's determination to create a legal system that he believes is right, but the people, through their elected congress, has refused to make law. this is a direct threat to who we are. professor turley is so insightful about this. this is not some right-wing extremist. in testimony before the house committee, he said "i believe the president has exceeded his brief. the president is required to faithfully execute the laws." he goes on to say -- quote -- "this goes to the very heart of what is the madisonian system.

with morale has decimated as these structures residents and rescue workers have grown used to fearingnd seeing the worst. the mood we're is very grim. we're at the site of another one of these buildings that caved in. two bodies have just been pulled out of the rubble behind us. husband and wife one wedding ring clearly visible. it looked as though they were reaching out to each other, even in death. some of these surrounding buildings could collapse at anytime. neighbors traumatized, but curious, look on. as a devastated sibling negotiates the release of his brother's body. he wants to take it back to india. >> translator: only those who have lost families understand my pain. >> reporter: that pain is growing while fear spreads. the sun is about to set and rain has begun to fall. will rescue efforts be hampered even further? crews pack up for the day even though everyone knows time is of the essence. at many of the sights where we have reported from including this one today, the prevailing mood is one of resignation. it's an eerie mood we' seeing from people. i spoke a short while ag

so the latest mri, and i have had many of them, had shown that they have just about decimated l 1 and l 2, they have been smashed so that they are completely collapsed. and i have a fracture in p my thoracic in t 11. and i have on going problems with this it seems like you're allowed two years before you can -- that you can actually complain about a doctor. but all of my problems happened after two years. >> rose mary, i am going to pause you for a second, rose mary, when doctors recommend procedures particularly those on this list, how is a patient to respond so they don't undermine the advice of good doctor whose are working in your best interest. >> a good doctor will want to talk to you about treatment options. and their risks and their benefits. a good doctor will never railroad you into a procedure when you still have some concerns and unanswered questions. so look for a good doctor who will entertain a conversation with you. that's a good sign. >> rose mary, we ask them this question, do you think patients in american are properly informed to make the best decisions about wheth

. >> we don't have technicians but we haven't gone into the neighbors homes to figure out the decimal level. >> are those sound like technicians from an acoustic sound like company or the guys that run your sounds. >> the guys that run our sound system. >> they could or not be awe couric certified or astute they want to be the best from the inside not necessarily so okay i love the idea of our place i'm a little bit concerned about the amount of sounds you have for your room and i could see if you have one screen in the center maybe those two

with morale as decimated as these structures, residents and rescue workers here have grown used to fearing and seeing the worst. the mood here on the outskirts of kathmandu are very grim. we're at the sight of one of these buildings that caved in. there are two bodies that have been pulled out of the rubble that are being removed right now behind us. >> husband and wife, one wedding ring clearly visible. it looked as though they were reaching out to each other even in death. some of these surrounding buildings could collapse at any time. so neighbors traumatized the curious look on while standing as far back as they can manage. as a devastated sibling negotiates the release of his brother's body. he wants to take it back to india. >> only those who have lost families understand my pain. >> that pain is growing while fear spreads. the sun is about to set and rain has begun to fall. will rescue efforts be hampered even further? crews back up for the day as everyone knows time is of the essence. elizabeth this is my third day here in kathmandu and i can tell you that i'm struggling to find th

developer promises that noise levels will be below demolition and construction i've heard about 45 decimals the proposed measures included the dam enmaterials over the walls and windows that will nfl eliminate daytime and the developer promises to not conduct any of the large demolition work close to the school walls during the school hours despite the agreement that has been reached like 3 hours ago i remain skeptical about the tracking of the developers commitment to the lower levels this year really important to make sure that our kids are safe therefore i want to request they put monitor into the effected classrooms and the developer to have is an outline for the instance on aerld upon noise levels are 0 are reached thank you. >> i'm going to ask someone that is on this side ready to speak whoever is ready okay (calling names). >> commissioners, thank you i'm don with the civic center benefit district and for those who are not familiar we go from south of market to turk so it includes the project we approved endorsement of that along with 101 polk for the reasons in terms of housing tra

may soubd excessive but consider this the sharp shooter decimated thousands of acres of vineyard in 1999 in temecula. nobody wants history repeating itself here. in sonoma county, abc 7 news. >> woman found living in a trash filled san francisco home with mummified body of her mother has been placed in supportive care living environment exploratorium firefighters wearing oxygen mask uncover the body from house in the city inner richmond district early this month. dog also found in the home is now with san francisco animal care and control. >> new details tonight on the latest charges against marilyn case thrown out today after mental examination shows she was not fit to stand trial. hartman accused of flying from minneapolis to jacksonville without a ticket then staying in a luxury hotel under another guest name. also caught trying to sneak on the flit that sfo and san jose airport. >> know better no worse. that's the latest assessment of bay area roads. metropolitan transportation commission look at road conditions last year compared to the previous year. mtc release findings today. cit