we would like you to deny the appeal and support the america's cup. you'll be supporting businesses. thank you. >> i work for a report supply. thank you for all your hard work. i call on all the marine businesses, and i have been for 20 years, it has been depressing. sing closures, layoffs, people struggling to keep businesses alive, since this summer, i have noticed a noticeable change. our business has improved and sailing schools have increased action. i attribute that to the cop because there is interest in the cup. cup. i walk on the waterfront once a

we would like you to deny the appeal and support the america's cup. you'll be supporting businesses. thank you. >> i work for a report supply. thank you for all your hard work. i call on all the marine businesses, and i have been for 20 years, it has been depressing. sing closures, layoffs, people struggling to keep businesses alive, since this summer, i have noticed a noticeable change. our business has improved and sailing schools have increased action. i attribute that to the cop because there is interest in the cup. i walk on the waterfront once a week. to say it needs repair, this is an opportunity to get some repairs done, make things better for everybody. i think it sailing is a wonderful way for people to see the environment, this wonderful day we have. not just people, some of our underserved communities who do not know we have this resource. i hope he will approve this tonight and get the ball rolling. president chiu: any other members of the public? i would like to ask to the appellant to step up. you have up to five minutes for a rebuttal.

. >> should we deny the appeal, and a permit can go forward, and the permit holder can commence their businesses, but they would be permitted to operate for at least a year unless weekend edition of permits for the duration? they would have to renew, and during that process common you would have to go through the process. >> there are no notification requirements. we evaluate whether there have been notices of violation to this merchant. whether there have been issues of public health, that we determined this was not an appropriate use. the department can revoke and not allow it to renew. >> i did not hear any of incentive -- any bases. i did not hear you say development might not be affected economically by the exis. >> that would be correct. you have a situation of a location selling specific food. then you have a commercial enterprise. i am going to sell similar food and then turn it around and require the department to revoke it. >> thank you. >> the matter is submitted. >> if i can ask the woman who spoke in public testimony to come up, thank you for coming back. i am confused as

has denied iran's claims it was denied in these attacks. the other country iran says its responsibility is israel. what do you recommend? >> somebody is killing the scientists, and israel has denied it. at some point it is good for the israeli government to give the impression it is able to carry out these activities because it can sell its own nation it does not need to go to war with iran if it can set its program 557000 nuclear facilities. >> just last week you wrote -- if it can sabotage its nuclear facilities. >> those last week you wrote this. you could not have been more right in terms of the attack. what do you mean by saying it could be hawker? >> the iranian public is learning about it. it is the embarrassing to the iranian government. a foreign government can operate in its territory at will. the pressure builds on security forces to do something about it, so they are rest iranian americans, and they can claim they have no active in the bud, or producer, they begin to retaliate. it is probably a signal iranians are likely to begi

i asked you to deny at&t the right to build at that site. i have been a resident of this community for five years. i am a long-term at&t user. i have never had an issue or a dropped call within my area of service or might baseman or my backyard. our service has been excellent with at&t. i echo everything that my neighbors have said. excellent service, a blight on the neighborhood. we feel like thiscell tower is not necessary. please say no to at&t and say yes to our neighborhood concerns. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. i live within 300 feet of the proposed site. i am a longtime at&t subscriber as well. i have perfect reception. never a problem or a complaint to at&t about service problems. i understand that there is a cell tower on the same block. i do not understand why they need another one in an area that has good service. does that not make sense. i don't see how they can improve my service more than it is. i am a longtime resident. i have two kids. i look out my window and it is there. i can see it from my living room. like i

you cannot be denied a permit for the building. so in that department, i really don't know why but it's up to you commissioners to do the right thing because i'm not against anybody else. it's just that i have the permits and somebody in the city they didn't communicate, the department of public works that i have a permit. this is the whole thing. and i already applied even in november 3 and a few hours i did whatever i have to do because i'm very good in that. i became very successful in business which is i just even want to mention when i moved from north beach to the mission in the 1970's, it was the ghetto, and my business, put the light on the mission district, take a look what i did. now at 19 and mission, this cart has beautiful lights for nighttime, lots of lights, beautiful things. it's not illegal. it's the joy of the health department. thank you very much. president garcia: sir, in your papers you submitted to us there's some mention of the fact that you reached out to your offices. i'm going to assume that's d.p.w.'s of

the department did initially denied the request for removal. chris buck evaluated the trees and i did. i am a certified tree risk assessor as well. i am an arborist. the department has not concluded these are imminent hazard spread we did grab removal of three trees that are -- at our hearing based on concerns about limb failure. i disagree with the assessment that the primary concern with these trees is whole tree failure. there has been pruning that was done under supervision of a certified arborist. it was done by the school through our claims department. it is my understanding that the burning was overseen. it is never ideal to prune the roots of a tree. i do not want to suggest we think that is simply ok. the concern the department has about these trees are limb failures. the structure of the ficus tree which is typical is the current structure were you do not have one strong central leader. and apparently, the structure will be more prone to limb failure then an x-current structure were you have a strong leader and branching points emanat

she also denied that she had been battling her husband's top aides and the white house. steve kingston reports. >> she is a trend setter, role model, and working mother. but what does michelle obama really think about life in the white house? speaking with cbs news, she dismissed claims she had been on unhappy. >> i love this job. there are challenges about being a mother, and i worry about that. if there is any anxiety, it is because i want to make sure my girls come out on the other end of this whole, but me and barack are grown ups. all the ups and downs, we take it on. >> she granted the interview as a new book was making waves in washington. written by a "new york times journalist," it said that relations were strained between the first letter and her husband's closest advisers. it is a claim that she denies. >> that has been an image that people have tried to paint of me since the day that barack announced, that i am some angry black woman. >> how do you deal with that image? >> i just try to be me, and my hope is over time people get to know me. there will always

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has denied claims that it was involved in these attacks. the other country iran says is responsible is israel. >> israel has not denied it. it is actually good to carry out these activities because they don't need to go to war with iran if they can set the program back by sabotaging nuclear facilities. >> and just last week, you wrote that if there are new mysterious attacks, the climate for conflict will be hotter. you couldn't have been more right in terms of the attacks. >> since the attacks are public, international media is covering it and it is embarrassing to the iranian government. that the foreign government can operate in its territory at will. the pressure builds on security forces to do something about it. they can claim that they have never did in the bud. pretty soon, they begin to retaliate. in a much more open way that they have done in previous acts of assassinations is probably a signal that they are likely going to begin retaliating for these attacks. >> what can the united states do to try to bring the attention down? th

there is a motion on the table. >> we have a motion to deny this appeal and uphold the permit. [calling votes] the vote is 4-0. this permit is upheld. >> we are going to >> item number 8. jay moses v. the dpw. protesting the issuance on october 27, 2011. we will start with mr. moses. you have seven minutes. >> thank you. good evening. i'm here to ask for your help because they're planning on cutting down all the big trees, a block. i would like to think of myself as a reasonable resident of san francisco. i am outraged. that this city has given permission to the school across the street for the trees to be removed in what i considered to be the absence of any legitimacy. i am not an arborist. i do base my decision to appeal the permit order on the work of the city's arborist. he says this matter can be addressed by simply pressing or trimming away some of the branches that are -- pose a danger to the school. and the students. not to mention the residents of san francisco. it seems to me that the matter has not been clearly established as a necessity. and i need your help. i do

has denied claims that it was involved in these attacks. the other country iran says is responsible is israel. >> israel has not denied it. it is actually good to carry out these activities because they don't need to go to war with iran if they can set the program back by sabotaging nuclear facilities. >> and just last week, you wrote that if there are new mysterious attacks, the climate for conflict will be hotter. you couldn't have been more right in terms of the attacks. >> since the attacks are public, international media is covering it and it is embarrassing to the iranian government. that the foreign government can operate in its territory at will. the pressure builds on security forces to do something about it. they can claim that they have never did in the bud. pretty soon, they begin to retaliate. in a much more open way that they have done in previous acts of assassinations is probably a signal that they are likely going to begin retaliating for these attacks. >> what can the united states do to try to bring the attention down? th

. >> this is the moment french senators passed a law forbidding anyone to deny what they say was the genocide of armenians in 1915. anyone who now says it did not have been faces a year in prison and a fine of up to 60,000 u.s. dollars. turks living in france are outraged. they feel the charge of genocide is a direct insult to them. they're being used -- three months ahead of elections. >> it makes me sick. this is a strong symbolic act which stigmatizes us. >> for supporters, the change in law could not come sooner. >> in france, there is already the law -- it can exist for cambodia, the armenians, and all the other genocides. >> turkey denies the genocide took place. it says there were heavy of loop -- heavy losses of life on both sides. it is already suspended military economic and political ties. france believes the differences can be overcome. >> nobody can ignore the reaction of our ally turkey. turkey is a great country and respect its people and its leaders. >> the bill now needs to be signed into law by president sarkozy. that could take place by the end of february. >> pres

if the city denied the permit, the owner has no ability to reverse that. commissioner borden: we were not saying that they had to do something that was not going to be legally possible. we were assuming that, in the future, that would be fine. the preference is to see, and we think our housing policy will be in that direction in the future. >> i think that would work fine with us with that kind of a condition where the process would be started and if it is completed, great, but we would definitely agree to that. thank you. commissioner antonini: i agree that we cannot foresee the future and perhaps we would have a commission with different policies. hopefully they would say you made the application, but we would rather keep it as one unit. it could happen. that is all we can do it as far as trying to do that. commissioner fong: we are going into hour 9. i have got to be realistic. this adds to the frustration. now i understand why labor laws stop at 8:00. it is double time after that. i would like to try to get a resolution for this tonight. i do not know

why does he deny everything, this guy?you've had an ad running saying that speaker gingrich called spanish, quote, the language of the ghetto. what do you mean by that? >> i haven't seen the ad. i'm sorry. i don't get to see all the tv ads. did he say that? >> did you say -- >> i doubt that's my ad, but we'll take a look and find out. >> i doubt that was my ad. there he was talking away. here he is in the ad. the ad in spanish with ion. close attentioto the tag li at the end. [ speaking foreign language ] >> susan, i recognize that voice. >> the accent needs some work. >> how many takes did they have to do to get that line at the end of that ad? that's what i want to know. >> let's not get distracted by the quality of his other language. i know his french is better. just kidding. you're allowed to speak spanish but not french. what about this denying he ever sold the ad when he taped -- if he went to the trouble of saying it in spanish, we have to assume he remembers he did an ad in spanish. this was the one. >> chris, tha

places we want to deny a we've never wanted to deny a permit to mr. kahn. 2:00 to 4:00 because we feel like it would really assist in the security of the down lot of e problems. i just want to be clear that is what we would hope for. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. . . . >>ichael>> i wasn't a year resif the ier richmond. -- i was an eight year resident of the inner richmo. i am familiar with this establishment. it was on the previous agenda that the owner was trying to get three different permits of extended hours. obviously, he is trying to create business. that is whata siness person does. but at the same time, the community has to worry about the impact it has on the community. when you have thesupervor come in, which usually does not happen, to come in and talk about a particular business, there is real concern. usually, we donot see aboard supervisor come in and talk about negation. i think it is important that the medications that have been discussedbe implemented, the neighborhood concerns, the supervisors' concerns, if

moving taking out their scientists including breaking up their systems all of it covertly all of it deny. all of it covertly all of it. i mean when you hear this coming out of the g.o.p. candidates i mean this is exactly what's going on. i love to see president newt gingrich deny taking covert actions after going on stage and saying he would indorse that this is. the fact the matter is that the hardliners on all sides who don't want to see any kind of negotiated resolution who don't want to see iran brought some way into the fold and want to see this tension escalate want to keep iran sort of outside of the security status quo in the middle east are supportive of these actions and that's why you have speculation that perhaps israel was behind this perhaps. a terrorist organization that is dedicated to overthrowing the iranian government and preventing a reproach mom between the u.s. and iran are behind this or you even have people who think that perhaps hardliners in the iranian government were behind this because they're more interested in preventing any kind of talks and be able to cre

come out very forcefully and said we are not behind this secretary clinton yesterday categorically denied that the us had any involvement in this and i think that that's very telling this assassination comes just weeks before planned to go she asians between iran the u.s. and the p five plus one and so. while there's a lot of informed speculation nobody knows quite who was behind this but i think that what the consensus is that whoever was behind this is less interested in setting back you grans nuclear program and more interested in setting back possible ratcheting down of tensions between iran and the united states and you know this is something that the g.o.p. candidates would celebrate presumably especially at let's take a listen to some of the rhetoric coming from them that's very telling let's take a listen. well there have been scientists turning up did in russia and in iran there have been computer viruses there have been problems at their facility i hope that the united states has been involved with maximum covert operations. to block the iranian program we would imploding taking

crimes against the army against the security forces against the civilians and of course there were denying it the so-called opposition denying it for a long time but now everything has become clear these terrorist acts these shameful terrorist acts are a clear indication that there are armed gangs and there are terrorists working in syria to disrupt life in syria they are not aiming the aggression only against the regime but against the whole syrian people and against the whole syrian obviously what we are witnessing in syria is not that evolution but actually it is a very ugly conflict to dismantle not only the syrian regime but to change the whole area it has nothing to do with democracy and freedom and that there are certain forces international forces and local forces as well which are actually trying to change the situation in the geo political reasons. respective of the costs that will actually be imposed on the syrian people and on the whole area author and middle east expert believes the opposition is responsible for the attack and they are laying the groundwork for foreign militar

authority, be it the attorney general or the court denies preclearance, it denies preclearance. plan is not precleared. there is no such thing as preclearance in part or partial preclearance. as the justice department puts it, it doesn't work like a line item veto. now, that's not to say -- and here's the second point. that's not to say that the court doesn't provide reasoning for its decision or the attorney general. and that's why in upham, for example, that the court -- this court knew that the objections were to two particular districts, even though the effect in upham was to not preclear the whole plan. and it seems to me the mistake of the district court is it effectively treats the unprecleared plan as a nullity. and that's the exact word that judge johnson used in the lower court opinion in upham. and this court reversed and it said -- no, you don't ignore that, but on the other hand, what you do is you take into account the judgment of the attorney general in that case, but other than that, you take the plan into account notwithstanding the fact that it hasn't been prec

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. >> we have a motion from commissioner fung to deny the appeal on the basis there was no error by the zoning administrator. president garcia: aye. vice president hwang: aye. commissioner goh: no. >> the granting of this variance is up held. vice president hwang: we will move on to item number 12. francis mcdonald vs department of building inspection. the property at 340 spuruce street. permit to alter a building. application number 201130 four zero. we will begin with the appellant. >> good evening, my name is francis mcdonald. >> if you would pull the microphone closer. >> week, the tenants, on this building -- we, the tenants, of this building have been penalized when they hire unqualified contractors who do work beyond the scope of a permit when i do request to permit. as they did in the case of -- construction to read it was not a certified contractor at the time they began their work. they did corps' work. by the end of their work they did get to the certification needed. when they started, and they were not abatement certified. i'm trying to show you a pattern. the plans you see

both houses of the french parliament have passed a bill making it a crime to deny the killings of an estimated one and a half million armenians in one thousand fifteen by the ottoman empire the move has been strongly criticized by turkey which denies it was a genocide to discuss this issue further let's talk to around hari n r rahman executive director of the armenian national committee of america thanks for being with us mr embury and what does this decision by france mean firm unions around the world. well i think at its heart what happens it was the approval of a genocide prevention measures something that is a powerful stand against turkey's denial of the army of genocide but more broadly a vote for a world without genocide for ending the cycle of genocide so many countries around the world russia have a france of course italy sweden switched on the others recognize this crime so we think it's a step toward mounting pressure increasing pressure on turkey to finally come to terms with your many genocide truthfully and justly but some critics say that president taco's e.u. party pr

most i like say woolco brilliance in the nats denying old the efforts from the forwards therefore at one zero still on the scoreboard the game went into overtime which also saw no goals and fittingly the fate of the match was to be decided in a duel between the best players the goalies but alexander peters organ finally made the difference scoring the only goal in the shootout to make it two one to the visiting hopes. of winning this a reserve goaltender gave me a piece of advice some instructions on how to score against vocal and it worked out and. i think our goalie was the hero of the night i was lucky to score as it was a team effort my teammates were in front of the net on the goaltender couldn't see my shots and i found the net with this when i won good lead for going cup holders a lot you live to go feet in the eastern conference while dinar must stay. third in the west this neighborhood of bertie. let's now take a look at the results for more games took place across russia sevastopol defeated. three. nets in the moscow region by the same scoreline. spots on the road well. nee

. >> stephen: should a person be denied their lights. >> no. >> stephen: okay, so if a person should not be denied their rights and a corporation is a person, shouldn't corporations have every constitutional right that you have. >> no, not necessarily. >> stephen: checkmate, when i checkmate someone i like to say it. >> okay. and i would say you overlooked the fact that he i moved my bishop and take your king. >> stephen: okay what is your bishop. >> my bishop is that there are natural persons and corporate persian some have different rights than others do. the same rights don't apply to everyone in every possible situation. >> stephen: but here's the thing, what-- natural persons versus corporate persons. >> that's making a distinction that it humanizes the corporation. >> you don't suggest that corporations can do everything that persons can do. >> stephen: they can. there is nothing i would deny them that they wanted to do. >> i don't know how a corporate person would drink a glass of water, for example. >> stephen: well, they can consume water in their own way. a corporation make

>> we have a motion from the vice-president to deny jurisdiction. and the bases there was no error on the part of the city. commissioner fung, at ghaniaye. commissioner hwang, aye. commissioner go. president goh: welcome back. we are calling items 6a-6i. the appellant is sheila murphy. dba is trabacco ristorante. and 107 is john isaacs, dba as ziggy's burgers. 109 is dba portico restaurant. 112 is carlos aguilar. these are -- the addresses are, protesting the issuance granted. the permit number is -- all nine matters were heard and are on for further continuation. the permit holder was to seek certificate of sanitation for the second street vacation. i am going to give the parties a chance to speak of the wish on that item in particular. starting with the permit holder. two minutes each. the subject is limited to the introduction of new evidence with respect to the certificate of sanitation. >> i did review the issue and read the recorded transcript. i am prepared to listen to today and rule. >> good evening. i submitted a bathroom form. with bk ind

program with western leaders still insisting iran is trying to build nuclear weapons while tara ron denies this now the e.u. embargo follow strict new way u.s. sanctions that were passed into law by president obama in january so as far as the e.u. is concerned by july it will be a full and total implementation of these new sanctions this is unprecedented in terms of the scope and the desire to potential effects on iran but it is also one president in terms of its potential economic impact on the european union itself let's not forget the e.u. imports up to twenty percent of rain in all its second biggest buyer and one of the twenty seven the biggest buyers within that are at least spain and greece the very same countries that are now struggling to deal with that sovereign debt crisis greece in particular heavily depended on the radio oil with up to one third of its total imports from iran also it's relying on terror for easier credit terms so they will definitely have to find alternatives for these countries these are what the leaders will have to talk about how to cushion the potential ec

authority, attorney general or the court denies pre clearance it denies pre clearance. the plan is not free cleared. there is no such thing as free clearance in part or personal free clearance. it is a line-item veto. the second point is not to save the court doesn't provide reasoning for its decision or the attorney general. that is why the court -- this court knew the objections were to particular district even though the effect was to not pre clear the old plan. that seems to be the mistake of the district court that effectively treats the non pre cleared plan. that is the exact word judge johnson used in the lower court in oppa and this court reversed. you don't ignore that. but on the other hand you take into account the judgment of the attorney general in that case. other than that you take the plan into account not withstanding the fact that it hasn't been free cleared. >> we said over and over that it is the attorney general and the district court in d.c. that has exclusive jurisdiction over this set of questions and we don't want court to another part of the co

we recommenditets deni vice chair joseph: thank you very much. can you take that from nicholas, behind you? fore benefit of theaudienc d cosiers, ist ntto quote section 10 60.1 suection may -ecti it is unlawful to conduct, maintain orpeit to be onctedany place of nterinmentor one time event in the city of san francisco without first having obined the required ermifrom the irector or enterment commsi he fac that mr. chang was notifiedin ugust and octobe ateratg olatio -- thank you very much. is there any public comment on shabu pub 3809 geary? >> michael nulty. aseibooodactivist,i woul either deny this or continue it until the application was filled and th fi ifor all e violations obviously, he is no understanding all the business. i would talk to the city attorney about withholding his business license. vice chair joseph: thank you. is there any other public comment? seeingnone, public comment is closed. tostaff, ramificatioof the nile -- when can the applicant apply again? after nine ice ai joseph: 9 months? not a year? >> ithink it is aear. ice

. >> so their initial reaction is simply deny, deny, deny, and hope they can make the victim go away. >> he received numerous complaints from consumers who didn't realize the zero reliability that doesn't always apply when it comes to debit cards. many are surprised they only have 48 hours to report fraudulent debit card transactions. >> a lot of financial institutions, they are closed on weekends. so if you are unfortunate enough to detect a fraud on 6:00 p.m. your 48 window has elapsed. >> there's not enough regulation. until there is, the best way to protect yourself is do what tyrone is doing. >> i use credit. >> bottom line, you have additional protections when using your card as a debit card. as for tyrone and wayne, well, b of a admitted it made a mistake and agreed to reimburse wayne. however, tyrone's bank insists those pin numbers were not stolen and refusing to reimburse clients like tyrone. >> a quarter of a million dollars is being offered to help catch the suspects in a bay area cold care murder. alberto was shot and killed in san francisco. the shooting happened after a