>> on the basis in my opinion we should deny it on the basis it's untimely. as the period for appeals has expired so we don't need the merits >> you're talking about the appeal period for the motion this was timely filled the motion itself was timely. >> okay. well. okay. so i would move to deny the appeal >> i think - >> oh, okay. >> looking at the top of. >> that's okay. if they're not in the room they're not in the room. >> i just saw her face. >> yes, we have call. >> we thought you had not appeared. >> i'm sorry. so president wong >> let's start over. >> okay. so the items been called ms. hesitating take care. >> i'm sue hesitating take care i'm an attorney i brought this appeal in my own name because i drafted the office allocation program in 1986. it's the law in san francisco it's an amendment to the planning code. the sections around 325 are the office allocation principles. it does not require the city to approve a project. it is all optional and neither is the 309 section. people begin by division are asking for something special when we ask for is

i'm inclined to deny the appeal. i also find under the planning code section 321 b the planning commission considered the factors that needed to be considered and prepared to uphold their findings >> anyone else? i find this to be difficult in the sense of the argument made by ms. hesitating take care not awhile i think morally and ethicly excelling necessary to be heard here. and understood and appreciated. my concern here is this is technically not the approach that i would take to a persuade to moved in the favor of the appeal. i think we can all have different views of what is promoting the welfare what is convenient for the public and i don't necessarily agree with the occupancy for the additional floors support that at the same time i'm having difficulty coupling coming up what the counter of what the planning has unanimously determined. it's a little bit it's not black and white here. i also find troubling talking about the payment of the fees at the beginning of the project as early in exchange there's an opp

>> on the basis in my opinion we should deny it on the basis it's untimely. as the period for appeals has expired so we don't need the merits >> you're talking about the appeal period for the motion

the vote is 5-0, this rehearing request is denied. and a notice of decision and order shall be released. >> okay. thank you. >> item 4 b is next, this is another rehearing request.subject property at 100 garces drive and 417-435 gonzalez drive. letter from julian lagos, appellant, requesting rehearing of appeal nos. 13-107/120, lagos vs. dpw bsm, decided october 23, 2013. at that time, the board voted 3-1-1 (commissioner hurtado dissented, president hwang absent) to uphold both temporary occupancy permits on the basis they are code compliant, and with a recommendation that dpw reinstate the execution period for the permits. permit holder: arborwell inc. project, 1st permit: crane, truck and tree chipper on south side of garces drive between grijalva drive and gonzales drive; permit no. 13toc-2034. project, 2nd permit: closure of right lane and sidewalk on north side of brotherhood lane; will have tree trucks, chipper and equipment occupying this lane; from 9/10/13 to 9/20/13; permit no. 13toc-2237 >> we will have 6 minutes for mr. lag

and when there will be tree removal work and they were denied that. we believe that is denial of due process. and one of the keys issue and points of this particular rehearing request is a misleading statement made by mr. qwang and he claimed that there, and there were permits issued for a block on 417 gonzalez drive and i am going to put the map up here so that you can take a look at that. >> okay commissioners this is where the permits were supposedly issued for. and but the work was done on brotherhood way which was about 200 yards away. so, mr. qwang and mr. ruber cannot explain why they were issued for 417 gonzales drive which were over here and there were no signs posted and nobody recalls seeing the signs torn down. yet, the work was done about 150 yards away on brotherhood way and a number of trees were lost and we lost a number of significant trees during a two-week period until we had to go and i am going to go to this e-mail here. and we had to go through norman yee's office. who is or district 7 supervisor and we had, and i don't know if y

item 23 is the motion denying the appeal for apartment number 2. items 24 and 25 st motion approving the appeal and the motion directing the preparation of findings for apartment number 2 and items 27 is the motion denying the appeal for apartment number 5 and items 28 and 29 is the motion approving the appeal for apartment 5. >> colleagues, as we have stated with the last several appeals in this matter, our standard again is we can only reduce adjuster waived the fees if we find there's any relationship or nexus between the develop sxment the fees charged and the appellants need to find substantial evidence to support the appeal. each of the appellants shall have up to 10 minutes to present their case, city departments will have up to 20 minutes to present their analysis, members of the public supporting the application shall have two minutes and the appellants should have 3 minutes of rebuttal, unless there are any initial comments why don't we hear from the appellants. so, the parties to this appeal, if you are here, please step up and, sir, you

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this should require the board to deny at&ts application that we believe it should be denied further because as what's been stated that in the presentation. thank you for allowing me to speak >> good afternoon. i'm marie. i have sawdust david in private and public institutions supporting him. we've filed federal if you happened for school district in california and have been successful in objecting several millions of dollars for communication services. i'm familiar with the file in this proceeding and have praerptd since this year. there's a point in our opposition papers that involves the cord student. if you look at the bottom right hand on your monitor you'll see the story pools where at&ts antennas are located. this represents approximately 4 football feeds to give you an idea of the distance. also at&t included non-specified industrial uses and we want to make sure the planning department knows this is a violation and not allowed. i'd like to point out that as part of the process we met with the project sponsor and general council of at&t along with the project plainer and a representa

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not denying it. is he accepted the fact of this book that there was a set of focus groups taken, there was money spent to try to decide whether to dump the vice president who was close to bill daly personally and close to the president. they were that worried that they conducted all this research to dump him. and then they decided after getting the research, not deciding ahead of time we love this guy. but after the research saying it's not worth it. the plugs pluses and the minuses don't add up. and take a lot of heat. that's what we know now as a fact. >> here's what i'll say first, chris. mark halperin and john heilemann have written this book in which they've written a lot of explosive stuff and not any of it has been denied. give them credit as reporters. >> daly didn't deny it. >> no. absolutely. he said it was true. so why did they do it and decide not to. i do actually buy some element of the daly argument which is, look, president obama wasn't in a great place. we were trying to figure out w

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now it also stated that she sells coffee and tea, in addition to these products of which she was denied for the permits by both locations she applied for, one on taylor and leavenworth, they upheld the decision on tailor street because of the cafe, but the argument for the water front bakery was disregarded and down playing the amount of coffee and tea. her argument is not what the business is about, but it is about the beans and the tea, when asked what percentage of sales, she answered, they represent 90 percent, we asked her about what else she sold, she answered pastries, i think that muf fins. if someone wants coffee they get a muffin. the problem is that the legislation was for the consumable. it is commodity, and it is a pedaler's card and, it should be liked the vendors selling the goods and the merchandise and the goods for commodity, which coffee and tea, sugar and salt and things like that are soft commodities. if she was selling the products and in our he estimation, regarding the first that was approved was the paint, toilet at (inaudible) and this legislation called for th

bloomberg denies the story.d the financial times hong kong correspondent reported the same story quoting sources inside bloomberg. >> i spent a lot of time going back and forth with bloomberg and mr. winkler and put the question to him, why do you think you'll be kicked out of china if you run these stories. and for a man who encourages his reporters to be very aggressive when talking to business leaders he was reluctant to give more than a short and simple answer. >> the stories we've seen out of china means that there are more chinese people who can read english and other foreign languages, and therefore it becomes more important for the chinese government from its perspective. first the change we're seeing that the chinese government is aware of the fact that a lot is being written and contradicts the image of itself that it wants to promote. that is why it's being restrictive and more aggressive in terms of attacking western media. >> reporter: the other touch card beijing occasionally plays against the jour

and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition.oll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >>> the 116th big game on the farm with stanford trying to win the fourth strait over cal. the bear experiencing one of the worst seasons in school history and the cardinals made sure that continued today. looking to make it a four-year sweep over cal. didn't have the best game last week, made up for it today in the first half. 31 yards, 7-0 stanford. cal answers. jerrod breaks the passing record for yard s with 3500 and eight yards and harris ties it at seven but golf would leave with a shoulder injury. no td passes. that's five today. first quarter, montgomery for third and 21-7 and through for a career high 329 yards and reached the second quarter. stanford for another 2 and hogan for montgomery and does the rest. 72 yards, 28-10 and then set as big game record with the fifth touchdown of the game. 11 seconds left, hogan to montgomery. stanford looks to be keeping for the fourth straight year. in the fourth quarter, 63-13. >>> arizona

>> yes. >> okay. >> we can conclude this tonight if that's what you want to do. >> i move to deny the request to continue. >> let's continue. >> i move to deny the request to say no to the request. >> well, my issue on that, i don't know what that thing looks like. i have no idea what the document that inspector lee is going to put forth, he had one item. that's my concern. >> perhaps it be oral and we limit it, because if it's in writing then we have to take time to read and deliberate and so on and it become part of the record. if it's presented orally it's part of the written record and we can still consider it. >> we have the option of going into closed session. can we do that? >> in terms of continuance or in terms of the findings? >> well, the continuance, i'd rather talk about it -- >> let's go to closed session. >> i don't want to belabor the point, but i didn't get to quite fully answer your question. if i could add one last item. you had asked about civil service commission, their interest and in particular one of the questions they passed to the department as well, if this

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that bloomberg denies.hina does have the second largest economy, an and bloombeg has already taken a hit in china. it's website is down and has been ever since another exposÉ that it did last year on the private wealth of relatives of china's leader. and in our last story out of china, we spoke with chinese academics. this time four chinese voices that international news organizations that to make to report the news in china. >> there has been increased scrutiny of media in china. >> despite china's ken sores apparatus, news comes back in. >> they try to make sure that people are apprehensive, and you're always looking over your shoulder. >> bloomberg news has had reason to look over its shoulder in china ever since last year when it ran an explosive piece on journalism on the man about to take charge of the communist party. he held acces held assets world $2 billion. the message was clear. the damage was done and bloomberg threw in a quote for good measure about the ruling party, corruption and family. rei

then he said he got two phone calls telling him that thinks application was denied. >> that was it.ng else. i haven't heard from them since. probably my application is in the garbage pail. >> reporter: now look inside american red cross with the whistle blower who explains what happened when the relief agency changed its interpretation and guidelines, hundreds of families were left without the desperate help that they believed they had been promised. we should add here that we did ask the red cross for an online camera interview, however that request was declined. >> i was in new york working with the sandy recovery for many months. >> we have protected this man's identity and changed his voice because he still work with the red cross. highways direct knowledge of the move-in assistance program. >> why have you decided to help us. >> clients promised help from the red cross. these people have been homeless or de placed for about a year. there were made promises from the red cross and the red cross failed to honor these promises. >> in the aftermath of sandy the red cross launched it

republican filibusters denying them. they deny the president and his team. gridlock have consequences and their terrible. it is not only bad for president obama, is bad for the united states senate. it is bad for the country. it is bad for national security and is bad for economic security. it is time to get the senate working again. not for the good of the democratic majority, or for some future republican majority, before the good of the united states of america. it is time to change. is time to change before this institution becomes obsolete. at the beginning of this the republican leader pledged that this congress should be more bipartisan than the last congress. we are told scripture, let's take for example the book of numbers. , pledges, valves, one does not break his word. republicans work with the majority to process legislation in a effective manner. later, three weeks republicans mounted a first in history filibuster. they were against a highly qualified nominee against the possible secretary of defense. despite the fact that he was a republican se

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the schillings filed appeals that were denied.fornia department of managed health care. >> and what happened in our case? they found enough discrepancies between individual doctor notes and plans. that sent it out because there was kind of a red flag on wait a minute. it was significant enough to not be comparable. >> but schillings had to do their home work. it's scaring them to think what could have happened if they hadn't learned a lot in a short amount of time. >> learned a lot about congenital heart defects. and health insurance plans. and we're all learning now about health insurance plans. >> they're learning valuable lessons the date has yet to be set but she's expected to have several weeks of recovery after the operation and might even need additional procedures. wish her well. >> the government about to take steps to make air travel easier for passenger was disabilities. department of transportation requiring airlines and airports to make ticketing and baggage tagging kiosks accessible to those with disabilities. >>> st

she denied your plan. she denied your first address.g to have to investigate your second one. it's to your mom, right? my advice to you would be to contact the parole board because you can get the reason for denial from the parole board. >> i know what they are doing. they are going to make me wait ten, six months, refuse it, another six months, refuse it, another three months, refuse it. you know how it goes, what they do. it's their little games. then when you are three months shy for a discharge, then they let you go. i see what they're doing. that is how all discharges go. i'll just discharge. >> obviously, he's pretty disappointed. he was looking forward to leaving as he thought he would. i think after the initial reaction sets in, he'll probably start pursuing the parole plan later. >> i was doing rounds over here and happened to speak with mr. sanchez. he was expressing his concern that he didn't have a place to parole and he was short. >> short? >> short to the door, meaning his release date was fast approaching. and so i told h

and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >>> taking a look at live doppler seven now a fast-moving storm blew through the bay area, flooding streets, leaving behind plenty of standing water. there are scattered showers that are expected into the night. taking a look at traffic now, you're looking at interstate 80 in beshgly. you can see it's heavy in both directions as you'd expect on a soggy day like this. >> one more live look. traffic going back to the east bay. that is backed up considerably. but the sun is out. you can see standing water there going to cause difficulties but the roads are drying out. we're making progress here. especially compared to noon or 1:00 in the afternoon. it's welcome. storms bring concerns. >> abc7 news is live in flood-prone city where officials are working to protect homes and businesses. >> look we are wr we are. normally in winters in big rains, this place is flooded the water, flowing the water is higher. it's low tonight. residents want

he denied it.ght at a sports haven't in toronto attacking other fans and been thrown out of the stadium. he denies it. >> reporter: then in may, this photograph appeared. that's ford standing outside a known crack house in toronto. >> he was pictured with three other men clearly having a great time, having a great party. >> reporter: turns out toronto police had been conducting surveillance on their own mayor. on thursday, police chief bill blair held a press conference to describe a video showing ford allegedly smoking crack. >> no one has been treated differently because of who they are or the position they hold. >> reporter: so far, ford has not been charged. but he is showing signs of strain. >> would you get off my driveway, please? can you, please? can you get off my driveway! >> reporter: the video will be presented in evidence in the extortion trial of the mayor's friend and sometime driver. >> i have no reason to resign. >> reporter: ford has repeatedly refused to quit despite mounting cal

many palestinians believed israel killed a leader an allegation it too was denied. arafat died nine years ago in from sweeping fun for treatment up to suddenly falling ill the fishery from a stroke but the swiss report says new words medical tests from the towing failed to find the likely cause of death that could explain the complicated sentence arafat was displaying. gemini wants to question nsa whistleblower had with snowden following revelations that the us moment and immobile clone of john so i'm going to go the minute he is to have ruled out bringing snoop into gemini. i made extradition concerns. snowden has made it clear he will not provide gemini with any information from russia and seek sanctuary in a democratic country. my hence no other nation a week at us invites led him to germany because he cannot rule out text edition because the forgiveness. last week opposition politician thomas christie and stroll the day it snowed in in moscow and see's the decision to invite you to germany rests with gemini. i'm a gemini and i don't mind all of course you can go

i've never denied it. but the thing is you're trying something new here.'re pushing in something that will have a grand historic impact positively on people's lives. it wouldn't have been accomplished if the president hasn't gotten his votes in the senate. >> right. and it wouldn't have been accomplished if the president hadn't tried it. when scott brown won his election the story was and the president gave an interview saying maybe we should think about going incrementally. but they changed their mind and pushed to get it done. you know, chris, this plan which i have here in my hand, it's a pr document. it has nothing in there -- it was david that talked about all the things that affordable care act is. a lot of people think it's just healthcare.gov. and it's not the case. what republicans refuse to talk about and is not in here at all is what happens if they do succeed in getting rid of the affordable care act or defunding it? what do they do about all those kids on their parents' health insurance? what do they do about, you know, no lifetime caps? what

and i saw where it had been denied. there are some reasons a marriage can be denied.and one of them is the safety and security of the facility. or the department or the individuals involved. what was the reason for them to use safety and security of the facility? >> there was concern because you recently were found in possession of a cell phone. >> actually, i wasn't found in possession of a cell phone. i was found in possession of a cell phone charger. and i gave the cell phone to them after they shook me down and didn't find the cell phone. i brought the cell phone to them. >> but you were found guilty of possession of a cell phone. >> i pleaded guilty. >> first of all, you understand that if this marriage is approved, it will be a non-contact marriage? >> yes. >> and that you and/or your intended spouse will have to bare all costs associated with the marriage. what i will do is i will approve your request to be married. and your intended spouse will be informed by the marriage coordinator at the facility, who is chaplain rogers. >> i'm really excited about getting

but i don' deny who was. i've never denied who i was.use that's who i am >> who she is a driving force in san francisco. the head ofhe human rights commission and forr president of the high profilpolice commison. but like many in t lgbt community, she came her for a fresh start. it is pretty amazing, very suessful business person you re as a man, coached your son's football teams, i believe, oked cigars, all of the inly -- >> harley. >> all the kind of main things. as youere doing those thing were you confused though by the end of the day? >> absolutely i think most ansgender people there's something wrong, g that something not right. they don't know what it is. i didn't know what it was. something just not right. it's not like every day i woke up and thought i shouldave been a girl. consider -- think about what it woulbe if every time, you know, you, raj, getting ready for work y put on a suit and a tie, you get dressed up and you ok in the mirror and youever look good to you. it's never right. when you look you never see what you don't

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condition can't be denied. and you went through the numbers on seniors who've saved $7 billion. and i could go through the laundry list of others who have benefitted. this is a program that's being put in place brick by brick over the last two years. and almost every american has benefitted by it. >> and those are the same people that were not serviced. i think we've got to keep emphasizing these are people that had no health care, had no way in, and they're finally being included while people are talking about no, you're just collateral damage for our political fight with the president. >> and it's phony to suggest sympathy for someone losing their insurance and ignore the 40 million that didn't have insurance. you can't really say you're emphasizing with people who don't have health insurance if you're willing to ignore these people. i put out a report today from harvard university that showed 45 million americans, 2007, before obama care without health insurance. and 45,000 unneeded deaths a year in our coun

and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. >>> welcome back. happy friday and yeah, we know it's not even thanksgiving yet but in new york city it's beginning to look and feel a lot like christmas. that is that monster christmas tree that they do every year. getting ready to move this down to "30 rock" where nbc likes to put up that tree and the gorgeous lights that becomes an annual tradition. >> seems early. >> everything feels early. the older i get everything flies. this will be cool. keep our eye on this. they try to navigate through traffic and eventually post it up at "30 rock" a feller center. >> security check points across the country will fall silent in honor of the tsa agent killed when a gunman opened fire. operations will stop at 9:20 a.m. the moment gerardo hernandez was shot. he was the first tsa agent killed in the line of duty and a public memorial is set for tuesday in los angeles. two other agents and a bystander were hurt. the suspect is recovering in the hospital. >> a connect

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