please deny the appeal. think you very much for your time. -- thank you very much for your time. >> good evening, board of supervisors. my name is steve ike. my company does aerospace engineering work for nasa. my understanding is that t- mobile has met all the requirements. i heard the testimony from the planning commission earlier that supports some of their plans, which includes making sure that this meets the health standards. the talk about the rf commissions, etc. it is common knowledge that the s.e.c. -- the fcc will not approve any of these intense as if there is anything health-was wrong with it. it is not harmful to humans. that is what science proves to us. it is also not harmful to the wildlife, as someone quoted earlier. i think it is about quality of life. we'll have cell phones. we have pdas. most of what we do today, we rely on these phones. we also rely on the pga -- the pda device is to reach our information. it has become part of our lives. i think it is no longer a luxury. in third world

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resolution -- to deny the renewal petition for thomas edison charterer academy. the state board of education is the charter authorizes for the thomas edison charterer academy, which is set to expire on june 15, 2011. pursuant to education code section 47605, section k three, they submitted a petition for renewal that was denied by the district board of education based on stuff written and factual findings. pursuant to education -- to the education code, the petitioner is submitted on march 30 of 2011 to the district their rise to try to recall petition for the renewal of the charter school petition. the board of education held a public hearing on april 12, 2011, as required by law. the board of vacation show consider the level of public support for the charter school and has reviewed the renewal petition and all information received with respect to the renewal petition, including its appendixes. in reviewing the decision, the board of education shall be guided by the intent of the california legislature that truckers schools should become an integral part of the

i would urge you to deny the appeal. san francisco is not the leader in cities for this type of business. it is an urban legend. in new york city, they put these on the building appeals. >> next speaker. >> my name is james bishop. i am san francisco native born and raised. i come here on a daily basis. people come to my store saying how much they love t-moblile service. we do not have service in my house. we are working on it and we are trying to provide service. i ask you guys to reject this. >> my name in asregina. i live over in north beach. not too far away from where this dummy antenna is. you can barely see it from the street. t-mobile is a great company. we need the jobs. we need them to bring in the business in this community. they are complying with federal regulations. they take into consideration that in 2013, the america's cup is coming to san francisco. you will be inundated with so many people throughout the world that can connect with other people throughout the world. they are going to need a good recept

that's not the question that's before you and it would be an improper basis for you to deny or to deny this appeal. supervisor wiener: and my next question would be as to the two items, to the apellants. i believe they do dispute those three. but i'd like an explanation for. for example, -- an explanation. for example, that if you believe that it is physically possible to underground them in a flush way, for example, i'd like to know why. and i will just say that, and this is going to be -- these questions are going to be from me or perhapses from other colleagues to all parties, including planning, because i think that i have a frustration about dish don't feel like i have -- about -- i don't feel like i have as much information and objective data as i would like. and so i'd like to know -- but i know the apellants have stated it can't be undergrounded in a flush way but i've never heard actual backup to that argument. >> there is going to be a speaker tonight and it's not myself since i'm just a laurned not a technical expert, someone will come before you to talk about what they've l

now, later on goldman's denied that there was a directional bet against housing, and they denied that they were consistently net short. page 474, and i want to go back to actually reading from the report. near the bottom of page 474, goldman's denials of it net short positions in the subprime mortgage market and the large profits produced by these, by those net short positions are directly contradicted by it own financial records and internal commune caigs as well as -- cases as well as its own public statements in 2007 and are not credible. that's our finding. their denials are not credible. now, later on, a couple of pages later, i think we get the answer as to why they were denying what they obviously were doing. and that is that the evidence discloses not just that they had a big short, but that they engaged in troubling and sometimes abusive practices. page 476. report, quote: the evidence discloses troubling and sometimes abusive practices which show, first, that goldman knowingly sold high-risk, poor-quality mortgage products to clients around the world saturating markets with

the department asks that the board denied the appeal. president goh: i need to see a written law from the health department where it says -- can you talk about how shopkeeper's know about the prohibition and the penalty for selling cigarettes to minors? >> at the point of issuance of permits to operate, usually the applicant, in this case the appellant, received that information. during our routine inspection, my inspectors also mentioned it to the operators the need to display the products properly and the need for them not to sell to minors. the tobacco-free projects also mail out reminders every year to all the establishments. president goh: do these materials indicate that for a

they keep denying that it was used for example in fallujah the government keeps refusing to say that it used nuclear material in shells that were fired during that you know the two invasion strew assaults on fallujah yet we know that. they were used as you mentioned in your report you know there is all these groups of parents which are hard to explain anything else and depleted uranium so now that the government's denying that it's using depleted uranium and it's ten rounds in. the forces. i don't put any more credence in those reports than i did in the original i also about iraq but if it is being widely used as you say at times surely somebody must have blown the whistle before now could the various governments people knowing that they're doing it. well the only people who could blow the whistle would be the pilots and the the people that aren't actually putting the ammunition into the planes and you know they're in the military and they're not really they're not talking and so. you know it's a fairly limited number of people that actually are loading them onto these planes and the

the department asks that the board denied the appeal. president goh: i need to see a written law from the health department where it says -- can you talk about how shopkeeper's know about the prohibition and the penalty for selling cigarettes to minors? >> at the point

should be a pill be denied,-- the appeal be denied, would you monitor closely? >> we monitor all new businesses that opened. we do not want any blight. it does not matter if it is a barbecue. the same thing. we monitor all businesses. small business, we want to thrive in that area. commissioner hwang: do you have to conserves in this area? -- different concerns in this area? >> it does not matter if it is a liquor store or a day care. there are a lot of service providers on that block. there are the people in the self-help center. commissioner hwang: i think you. -- thank you. >> thank you. >> you can start your rebuttal now, mr. waggoner. you have three minutes. >> just a few points. one is earlier some of the commissioners touched on the discrepancy i raised in my brief tonight, between $40,000, 103 puzzlers. -- $103,000. mr. forte drafted a business plan. he estimated construction costs of $100,000. exhibit 16 in the april 16 contract, costs were estimated at $103,000. i would respectfully suggest to you that was definitely not undervaluing. the have a very s

commissioner fung: aye. >> the request is denied. we will move to item 5, appeal number 10-07 -136. this is protesting the issuance on december 14, 2009, permit to alter a building, volunteer removal of a freestanding advertising sign, a property owner consent attached. your speech and was granted on december 8, 2010. this is on the calendar for rehearing to be. not every 9, 2011, the board voted 2-3 to grant the appeal and overturned the department. lacking the four votes needed to pass, the motion failed and the permit was upheld by operation of law. on march 16, the board voted 4- 0-1 to grant the rehearing request and to set the rehearing for today. >> we can start with the appellant or her agent. you will have seven minutes. >> i am representing my mother. i'm not going to go into the history and background. i will bring the main points. we have been at it for long enough. in the brief, i just wanted to point out that the grievance letter is just the presentation of the fact that my mother has no education, no background knowledge. whatever her actions caught, it was about the

a fact he didn't deny. moreover he claimed to be justified in the act since she had been almost obsessively unfaithful sleeping only with a multitude of other men bringing shame and then her embarrassment upon her husband. and authorities found persuasive. they put them in jail and state circuit court, went to trial. their claim incredibly, anybody who does appellates work should listen to this, they included the assertion that their client had been entitled to kill his wife. the only reason he was convicted the lawyers maintain was that west virginia whites were so big -- bigoted that a fair trial was impossible. as part of this latter point, the death by statute, only eligible. this ran counter to section iv of the civil-rights act. the appeal reached thef1 o of the civil-rights act. the appeal reached the united states supreme court by which time thankfully it had been reduced to a question of statutory exclusion of african-americans with juries. and they were invited to a white man anything 77. the jury

and to ensure that we can continue to exercise for use of them and if necessary also to be able to deny others use of similar assets for their own purposes. the world is changing as more and more countries develop a presence in outer space possibility of a space battle science fiction. force new solutions u.s. air force fields command. this elite forces america is a finance guy keeping watch over our interests of the grand. the oppressor and head of the problem of astronauts some of your force academy we've been continually teaching the fundamentals of astronautics to work in every kid if it has graduated from the air force academy almost forty thousand now have taken at least one course in order for this area right here what i call value stock right and superimposed on this of course we have a hero. iley elliptical orbit military strategy it shows that if you want to control the battlefield need to be the first in seizing the high ground the most advanced frontier weatherby land sea air and space the person i controls it has the advantage so made sure that nobody can deny our enemies s

sea air and now space the person who controls it has the advantage so they ensure that nobody can deny our enemies space is a huge advantage. military forces have always relied upon high ground technology to gain advantage of. general and civil war in the united states. troops in the army especially in the union army used hot air balloons to get above the trees and see where the enemy was and of course the first airplanes to be used in world war one were centrally reconnaissance aircraft they were designed to look and see really only one. space that has been called the ultimate high ground and the advantage to the state that can seize and maintain the high ground is the same as holding the high ground throughout history whether there was a hill a mountain or in the latter half of the twentieth century the air space. implies the use of force weapons from space to crown as china sharing the protection of america's satellites in the face of potential threats is the responsibility of the us air force the united states is going to become the world's policeman does that type resonate with yo

so emotion than from commissioner hwang is to deny the request. on that motion, commissioner fung, commissioner hwang, commissioner peterson, and vice president garcia is absent, and the motion carries, the vote 3- 0. calling then item 5-b, 7123. this is requesting that the board take jurisdiction over 2011/01/18/8485 and 2011/01/21/8757, which were issued on january 18, 2011, in january 21, 2011, respectively. the first is a kitchen and bath remodeling project, a new hardwood floor, new interior paint 49 apartment units, no structural work, and the second permit is for repair, no structural work, and it does not affect the safety. we will start with mr. mooring, or your representative, the requester. >> thank you. my attorneys do not contessa they waited the 15-day period for the appeal to expire. i was actually resigned to not appeal and, although i feel i have the basis for a very meritorious appeal, but when they began work on a unit 104, which is an illegal unit, which is not on any of the permits, they started an extensive remodel of that un

commissioner fung: commissioners, i am going to move to deny the jurisdiction request. director fung: on the motion to deny both of the jurisdiction requests, president gohm commissioner petersonm commissioner hwangm ijm -- ok, and vice president garcia is absent, and the boat is 2-2, and the request will be denied as a matter of what. so, president goh, should i call the next item? ok. president goh: this one, one second. commissioners, do you want a break? we have two more. let's go ahead. director goldstein: ok, we are going to go to item number six, for the division of taxis and accessible services. this is about an appeal of a taxi medallion. jurisdiction was granted. the public hearing was held in december 2010, and it is for further consideration today. the matter was continued to allow time for the mta to about the weight. we will hear from the parties, starting with the appellant. >> three minutes, starting now. with great reluctance but with the firm belief is in the best interest of the appellants, i and went to request an appearance -- a continuance to have

in space and to ensure that we continue to exercise for use of and if necessary also to be able to deny others and use of similar assets for their own purposes. the world is changing as more in the more countries develop a presence in outer space possibility of a space battle the longer science fiction. the first two solutions the u.s. air force is from. this elite forces in the earth is a science gone keeping watch over our interests of the brand. i'm the only person head of the form of astronauts who is near full scale and we've been trying the cheerleader teaching the fundamentals of astronautics to our guests and every kid for this graduated from the air force academy almost forty thousand now have taken at least one course in order to partner this area right here what's that all about iraq right and superimposed on this of course we have a hero. i the elliptical orbit military strategy it shows that if you want to control the battlefield even be the first and seizing the high ground the most advanced frontier whether it be land sea air and now space and personnel controls it has th

that is going to be the result to deny the permit. i am going to address briefly -- the appellant thinks there are bases for deriving the permit. you cannot do that until you overcome a procedural hurdles. i stated that in my brief. i think that is it. there is one correction in my brief on page 8, where i misquoted a landlord. i stick the process will result in another opportunity for community activists to oppose a different business from working. that sentence should read community, not "community activists." vice president garcia: would you address the issue brought up by mr. wagoner having to do with the discrepancy in the dollar figures, the $40,000 and the $106,000, and the mysterious $166,000? >> i do not know what happened. the contractor probably put in $40,000 and it means there was a change order. but i do not think that exhibited bad faith. i will address what mr. wagoner says about the bad faith. just because you have a contract on april 16, he assumes that as soon as the contractor signs the contract that he has to star

if i was to apply to high school next year, i might be one of those that are denied. in the short run, it affects my education and in the long run, it affects my district. [beeping] thank you. [applause] >> good evening, united educators of san francisco. i will ask you to look ahead to your next meeting when you're going to look at the budget again. you will look at the ending balance the you carry and you will see that it is fairly significant. you have the edu jobs money and rainy day fund in hand. now is the time to allay fears and start the sending layoff. you have a parent and teacher professionals that are out there worried about whether or not they have a chance to come back. you have the jobs money that has to be spent by next september. you have the rainy day funds that are brought back in order to avoid layoffs and keep things going as well as we can. while the superintendent motivated us at the beginning with the words about the impending doom, you have this money that is going to be there at least for next year. commissioner wynns made a reference to what

some americans have been wrongly denied test they urgently need. it has almost cost at least one father his life. here with the story our senior investigative correspondent, lisa myers. >> ready. >> reporter: a little over a year ago, 46-year-old mike fields went to the doctor complaining of pressure in his chest, extreme fatigue, shortness of breath. >> i had a real bad feeling there was something wrong, something bad. >> reporter: his doctor sent him to get a nuclear cardiac stress test. radioactive material is injected into the heart to assess blood flow. but fields insurance company, blue cross blue shield of delaware denied approval of the test three times. >> what were you told? >> i was told -- the letter state they had didn't deem it necessary. >> reporter: recorded calls shows the field's doctor's staff pleaded for approval. >> i'm at a total loss. this guy needs a stress test or he's going to drop dead. >> reporter: finally the doctors sent him to a hospital where the doctor found a key blood vessel almost clear out completely blocked. >>

they continue to deny all knowledge of the affair. but a second police inquiry is spreading the net wider. two more journalists arrested, documents siege, and industry veterans continue to say hacking was standard accepted practice at many newspapers. >> i would be astonished if people who are not heyer rep who have not been revealed were not aware of what was going on. but they say they were not and that they knew nothing about it. time and the investigation will show us how true that this. >> they are preparing to. sunday's edition, a range of tabloid stories, and the bbc has been told that readers can also expect an apology. >>> now to britain's royal wedding, which will be watched around the world in just three weeks. countless media organizations will be on hand to touch at all. but while kate middleton it is already one of the most photographed, those with cameras have once been warned to not behave in a responsible fashion. -- to be gave an irresponsible fashion. >> for kate middleton, everything is about to change. the private

will control space that we will dominate space then we will deny other countries access to space the five percent of the world's population in the united states are going to deny other countries access to space. i mean absolutely provocative i would tell you that we are so dominant in space that the. i.p.a.d. a country that there were to come up against just. the synergy with air land and sea forces and in our ability to control the battle space and seize the high ground is devastating.

on the population in such a way as to deny rights to denied justice to people in the minority. and is also true that anyone who is in power isn't going to give it up unless they are either forced to were voted out. what it means is those of us in the majority when we are in the majority in order to have the kind of country we want we should be aware of the power we wield as the majority and those of us in the minority at any particular time because these shift -- should be aware that they have to work and push that their voices are heard too. there's no one answer. democracy is a sloppy system. is sloppy. it is inefficient but it is the other choice. you get things done and president obama said in a state of the union message whatever you feel about president obama he is right about this. if you have a country where a government can just say tell everybody what to do it can be extremely efficient but not particularly free. we have chosen in our country to give voice to lots of different kinds of people and interests and that will lead to a lot of inefficiencies so it is a tyran

it is unfair to deny them a permit and to let moms pharmacy have a business for permits which are over $200,000. that is the problem with this board of appeal acting as a legislative planning sort of thing. >> i bring that to your attention. the other thing is that the appellate said that ms. morgan did call them on may 24th and asked about a permit. she was told that there was no permit. she asked for the wrong address. that is why she was not given the right information. she was not being misled. that is all i have. >> when the captain was up here, i asked him. i am not presuming that your clients permit was upheld. if it was upheld, as some earlier iteration of this same case, some brief contains some recommendations that had been made by the police department having to do with security issues. are you aware of that. >> i am aware of that having existed. i think that they were planning to adhere to the suggestions by the police officers. then, i would have to give a call to my client. i don't see that as a problem. they were going to do it anyway. >> thank you. >> is there any addit