building footprint. >> i have a question during the meeting when the owner asked you whether it was a dpa building did you not think to research that matter. >> yeah. absolutely and i did do research and i was not able to find evidence it was a dp structure. this was myself as a untrained kind of, you know, person in search for this type of information >> the concern would be if the neighbors had done homework and you're doing a sizeable amount of work maybe you should have looked at the question regarding the historic value of this structure. correct? so you made the decision not to do that >> no actually this information was brought up at the community meetings but there was no documentation that supported that. >> so how did we found it was a dw building. >> after a professional competent consultant. >> thank you. you can sit down marry anything further mr. t. mr. duffey anything further. commissioners, if you don't have questions the matter is submitted >> dollars one question we can't ask what did the arts commission do this to this. >> because they're not here and because of their r

the dpa built thirty structures on parkland even though their involved with the parks project.ec and park recently destroyed the convenience center at rossi and larson. dollars only a handful left. please don't let the end of this structure justify the means by which rec and park went about this project. thank you >> thank you. we, hear from rec and park now their, their agent. >> i'd also speaking from this microphone. good evening. i'm marvin i'm a project manager with the rec and park department my preservation is primarily focused on the claims that were brought up in the appellants brief. and see our standing is the basis of the claim are 4 items one is that the structure could be renovated and replaced and the design of the design is comparable with the neighborhood and thirdly,ly there was work done after the work was filed and shouldn't

the dpa built thirty structures on parkland even though their involved with the parks project.ec and park recently destroyed the convenience center at rossi and larson. dollars only a handful left. please don't let the end of this structure justify the means by which rec and park went about this project. thank you >> thank you. we, hear from rec and park now their, their agent. >> i'd also speaking from this microphone. good evening. i'm marvin i'm a project

the cheapest dpas woe could find is $3.97 a gallon. in san jose,qu[ costco has the least expensive at $3.93 a gallon. we're told a spike in crude oil priss is what bripgs the price up this week. that brichks the average increase to 40 cents a gallon. >> i will not be depressed. i can live with it. i can't control it. >> because we live in a beautiful place glvmt that's right. >>> coming up next. >> we've been robbed. i just looked over that way and i saw that my tv was missing. >> it happened to him, it could happen to you. what do you expect when you dial 9- -1 moechlts after discovering a burglary. >>> we're invest gating bay area police departments. when you call 9-1-1, how long does it take for police to arrive? for some, every second counts. we've discovered a major difference in spongs times. it's a call that comes in roughly rough ly 5,000 times a year. there's a brick that somebody threw through my kitchen window. i walked in the house and just looked over that way and i saw that my tv was missing. >> back in february, they br

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a bit about the decision making behind prosecuting individuals versus a corporation versus using a dpa and what factors you're weighing in those three she their owes. scenarios. >> we have a very high priority of prosecuting individuals when we can find the evidence to bring a case and prove it beyond a reasonable doubt because it has the greatest e deterrent impact. from these cases. if you take some corporate officer or corporate employee who actually individually committed a crime and you prosecute them and you put them in jail, it really sends a huge message throughout an entire industry and even across industries. and we do that. we've prosecuted a large number of individuals. they may not always get as much attention as we would like them to get, but we are focusing on that in every case. whenever anybody brings me a case to decide on, the first question i always ask is what are we doing about prosecuting individuals? we need to be able to find some that are appropriately liable, have satisfied all of the elements and are culpable. as far as dealing with corporations, we have a w

it elevates this and pours dpas lean on it.ime to lower the temperature regarding the bundy ranching operation and find a way to settle this. >> as a texan, what do you make of what the lieutenant governor and governor said today? i'm in agreement with them. they are not going to back down, either. >> look, texas is a different situation than nevada. texas, they are virtually no federal lands in texas. when we joined the union, we kept control of the public land. what the government is talking about doing, along the red river that separates texas and oklahoma, the river moves back and forth and that new land is created sometimes south of the river and sometimes new land is created north of the river. they are talking about laying claim to the land being created south of the river during some period of time. this would be absolutely, i think, governor perry had it right. this ought to be settled by common sense. there is no reason the federal government said we should try to establish a ram of federal land that may consist of se