>> yeah, we understand that, i think. >> i am not inclined to take the dr. >> and the requests for the project architect. and so the one thing that makes it a little harsh looking is the lines are kind of straight going back on the two sides and you have not taken advantage and there are some windows on the side of the dr requestor, but not much on the other side and there are not really any articulations and the dr request's building has articulations that softens it and i am not sure why you did not take advantage of putting it and i know of the property line windows but i would not expect the dr requestor to take out the stairway and fill it in but it seems like you would want to have the softening of the lines and maybe some more windows on that side. >> we did talk to the dr requestor about that and we are concerned about the property line facades and as mentioned previously the noe valley is an evolving neighborhood and it is mixed character. there are empty lots even in the same lot and so it is likely that at some point in time that the neighbor to the west may do something wit

the dr requester. the two big concerns i have with this project is the height and the number of levels which is unprecedent ed with our neighbor which is paramountly over a garage and then the proposed building which is a 5 level building. so we're going concerned about that it doesn't fit and would set a new precedent in the neighborhood. secondly our setbacks. my lot is zoned rh two it's a two unit building. my feeling is the bigger the structure the bigger the setbacks. there are 5 lots nearby that are set almost to the rear of the lot. so the western part of the level steps back. and our real concern here is the proposed project is straight up at the block phase other than the 3 by 5 no such it's hard to notice. so those are the concerns we have. >> now calling in speakers in support of the dr i have several cards here. (calling names) >> if your name's been called he can approach the podium. there are more there are quite a few if you want to line up on this side. whoever feels compelled to start

dr. requester. >> i want interpreter in chinese. i need that >> commissioners there was a request for a interpreter that was arranged to be here they were scheduled between 5 and 7. >> and before the hearing i have a question. sorry for my english. >> i think you're doing well so far. >> today's hearing is conditional from our meeting of july 11th but i received the e-mail that they no hearing. and the hearing will later. so until last week, i got this one and the saying is testimony from july 11th i don't know why. and i myself >> if i could interrupt i menu the continuous is you follow the calendar upon the continuance but i think the commissioners should take up the matter of the interpreter that appears that the speaker is capable in english it appears there was a request made and we try to accommodate all the requests. i was cc'd on the request that an interpreter was arranged >> my understanding the interpreter would be available at 5. >> it was scheduled for the terminator to be here between 5 and 7. >> if we can have the int

day might help us to afford college for our two children, but let's be very clear about what this dr request is about, it is about the request for one person to preserve his western views. and this one person spent $6 million to buy a mansion, unfinished about five years ago. he bought it next to an empty lot. might i ask for consideration, why anyone would buy a home next to an empty lot in one of the most quickly aappreciating neighborhoods in the city and not consider buying that next door in order to preserve his views rather than purchasing the lot, is something that is still open to the dr requestor, he has spent his money on attorneys and now i am an attorney, and i like to make money too. but in this case, i leave that it is a waste of tax payer money to have you all sit here for a long time listening to his attorneys and the neighbors try to convince you that the home next door, the developer, that bought the home and the lot next door does not have a right to build a home almost as tall and half the size as his home. it is absolutely ludicris to say that it is out of character with

dr. do's attorney. he did not return our calls or our request for comment. dr. do will be back here in court on september 13. >>> a followup to a story we broke yesterday. the 49ers front office is now responding to the revealing civil lawsuit against one of their star players. tony kovaleski is back with us. >> a lot of response to the questions that started with a saturday night party at the 8,000 square foot home in the east foothills overlooking san jose. it ended with gun shots, two gun shot victims and smith had knife wounds. this is from june 2012. we showed you the lawsuit filed yesterday. he accuses alden smith and delaney walker of illegally firing weapons. it says the two are responsibility for serious and permanent injuries. coach harbaugh was asked about the lawsuit. >> the team is handling it. the team is handling it. >> there was some insight there. also today 49ers general manager released this statement. the 49ers organization has been aware of this matter concerning alden smith for some time. we will continue to monitor the situation. also comi

that the formula retail in that district actually requires a 312 notice and the neighborhoods can request a dr and guess what we'll be here anyway. >> i just want to - >> i think by the time we start building this building you and the board are going to make formula retail a citywide issue anyway that's the direction things seem to be going. >> commissioner. >> yeah, just to clarify the motion. i think we're saying in the motion that we're approving any of the garages with an entrance that works with the owners of 345 brandon and we've had both analyzed and environmentally. so that would be what i interpret the motion to be >> deputy city attorney would you clarify. >> i made the motion there's a proposed entrance to the garage. there's also a desired preferred entrance to their garage utilizing the flag behind that and everyone felt this would be the preferred means of cease but we can't say that's going to happen but i'm saying if a that's available it would be our preferred alternative but both would be okay under the motion >> the motion is just to - that's for the project sponsor. there i

dr. murase, miss wynns, norton. item i was withdrawn from the regular agenda. item j request to speak regarding general matters. i have a number of cards. i am going to start with suzanne solomon of united educators of san francisco. all speakers will have 2 minutes. >> thank you, president norton and good evening commissioners and superintendant. what i want to do tonight is introduce 12 young people who are sitting here. they are all chorus fellows. it's a program for college graduates to be part of where they do internships or fellowships with labor organizations, non-profits, political campaigns, plead -- public businesses and we have the opportunity to have andrew lynn ford who is working with us who is a graduate of san francisco high school. these people are real go geters and i think we'll see them around. please acknowledge when you hear your name, derrick brown his fellowship is currently without an equal workplace advocates. graduate of george washington high school. roy mow who is with the institute for college and success, mia lincoln, megan lambert, code for america, daniel petro, local 21 a fcio.

- their request to adopt was approved by a county psychiatric evaluator. name was dr. abel hazard.zard, abel p. "d.o.b. 10/16/66. current address, 17 east 81st street." - upper east side on a social worker's salary? - holds title on a 2010 ford transit van. sure doesn't seem like the van type. - mm-mm. - check this. he reported over $3 million in taxable income last year. investment income from a trust fund. - hmm. he's got rich people's disease too. yeah, he's cheap. credit report. - a judgment for stopping payment on a $5,000 check to midland hardware. what's a milling lathe? - a milling lathe? it's a, uh, machine used for woodworking. my uncle had one. made a bunk bed for me and my brother. - i didn't know you had a brother. - yeah. - younger or older? - older. we should get down to, uh, social services. - i-i don't recognize him, no. - his name is ted stoddard. he and his wife wanted to adopt and you-- - the stoddards, yes. well, i accepted their eligibility filing. why? what's happened? - mrs. stoddard was murdered. her husband's missing. - oh, no. whew. i...i only met them th

dr. samadi, losing your keys, forgetting -- these are kind of everyday normal things. how do you co that you're not requesting this test in vain? >> this is obviously a clinical trial. it's not out there for everyone at this moment, but i want you to know that over the years, as physici physicians, we have done an amazing job. you go through your training and the whole goal of a doctor is to extend life. we're always working on quantity. so we fix the heart, we fix the cancer, we fix the diabetes. and our goal has always been how do we push that to 70s, 80s, and now people in their 90s. but we kind of fell behind in the quality of life. that's what alzheimer is all about. there are people coming in, in their 80s and they have these kind of symptoms. wouldn't it be wufr to diagnose them like any other treatment? that's what this is really about whe . now you see the national institute of health is putting close to $100 million, they just released $45 million for research to find out what biomarkers, what ways to find this early? this is prevention. it's the protein that mark is talking about, you can give fluo

request for an interview. so, we went to see him. we found him living in pensacola, florida. and not alone. dr.threatening to sue, as i back pedal, used to be known as li luanne elkins. she'd known dr. mike back when shirley was still alive. the question is, just how well? >> i do believe that he was having an affair on mother. the woman that he is now married to, i believe, is the woman that he was seeing prior to mother's death. >> reporter: married to? that's right. luanne now goes by the name maggie. maggie wohlschlaeger. she is wife number six! >> are you currently in a relationship with anybody else now or -- >> i go out with people just to be with them. >> reporter: her name had come up in dr. mike's interview three months after shirley's death, when police asked about his love life. >> i've been to the movies with luanne, and i've actually babysat at luanne's two sons. not really dating, dating. i mean, i see -- none of them are dates, per se. no, no. >> reporter: dr. mike denied to police that he cheated on shirley. but sharon says she believes it could be another motive for wanting sh

dr. stout is the director of. the lab was not authorized by the va to conduct a test. they did so at the requestemployee. the report we received from that lab showed that the sample tested positively for legionela. the same disease causing strain that was responsible for the initial outbreak. according to medical experts this means there are patients now at that hospital that could be exposed to the disease. two years after she lost her father, maureen wants to make sure other families don't suffer her fate. >> i understand, he understands. over and out. >> over and out. >> we also want to mention that dr. hu the medical director of the lab that conducted the tests and there's more. the american federation of government employees confirmed to cnbc that at least in five employees got sick as well. now dr. robert petzell, undersecretary for health at the va testified at the hearing in pittsburgh and said that, quote, lessons learned from pittsburgh are being used to ensure water safety at all va medical centers throughout the nation. now in response to the bonuses, they are based on matching the d

request. >>> a study in the new england study finds that male's ut menopause may be the female estrogen as well. we have the female dr. at harvard school. a good morning. we've talked about testosterone t" and and low t. low es tro gene could be the n reason men have trouble in their older years. >> this is a fun study.that? nobody appreciated how much we have estrogen in men. think about it. we think of guy hormones. in the new england journal of medicine, they found that testosterone is important for kee muscle. estrogen is important keeping fat down. with beeth are involved in sexual desire. >> what should men do then? -- >> what this study showed is what happens between tes testosterone and estrogen levelstero in the male body. testosterone comes frommest ro general in men.ive, the sex drive, muscle fat. amazin amazing. >> doctor, you have to watch any we sports game on the weekend whether golf or football and see all these ads for low t. now talking low e for estrogen. should men be taking estrogen? >> men don't have to take more than one thing. with if you have low testosterone and we treat you some of that tur

indeed, it appears that these requests may have been sent solely to divert of small community groups. joining me now, live from detroit, is drayne state university school of medicine. also with me, igor wolski, of thinkprogress.org, professor of politics, amaney jamal, law professor, david cay johnston, and democratic strategist, tara dowdel. i want to start with you, dr. smitherman. why do so many people still not know that obama care is law or have any idea what it does? >> well, you know, when it was first enacted, they spent a year, the republicans spent a year fighting the legislation. since then, you know, between its enactment in 2010 and its full implementation in 2014, there have been 40 attempts to repeal it in the house. most of the states are refusing to either launch the exchanges, so the feds have to step in, or refusing to expand medicaid. so there have been just a lot of misinformation and confusion over the last four years, including just significant opposition to the law. and all this misinformation is confusing the public. and in addition to that, as states are waiting to figure out whether they're going t

how would you react if the requests came from your 3-year-olds this is what's facing the husband and wife guests today, they are supporting cj boy. as gender creative boy. dr have three beautiful kids. each is different than the next. but my goal for all of them is the same. i them to believe in themselves. i want them to pursue what makes them happy and most of all, i want them to strive to be the best people want an be! >> these thoughts were on my mind as a prepared to meet matt, and laurie, and learn more about their unique famithey c >> hi, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you guys. matt, laurie, you are the and 6-year-old ly. set of boys and cj, has been different from the start right? tell me about that. >> from an early age he was into girls toys. >> he knows he's a boy who to be treated like a giwants >> this is called gender dysphoria. >> i prefer rl.gender creative. he's a boy, and fond of his boy body. it's society's idea of what a boy is that he's uncomfortable with. >> what's your favorite toy? >> dolls. i have a favorite doll. >> where's your favorite doll? >> she has a bunch of these. someone gave to her to me. >> what's her name? >> mary.

request for assistance, we failed to act. after months of effort failed to find common ground, dr. coburn and i finally succeeded in introducing bipartisan comprehensive legislation on august 1 that have a potential to set the postal service on a path toward self-sufficiency and relevance in the 21st century, and i wanted to say here publicly how grateful i am to him into the folks on his staff for working with others on our staff and those who really represented this room and outside this room a lot of hard work, a lot of give and take. in the end, it will be worth all that effort. goal attends to primarily address the postal service's long-standing health and pension issues, and right size the process and delivery network while providing you with the tools to generate new revenue in the digital world. some of you heard me say this before, i will say again -- the postal service is unique in this country. nobody else goes to every mailbox virtually at every door, business and residential in his country, six days a week. there is a great potential to earn additional revenues from th

request not give consent if she is intoxicated. >> it's one of the subjects you should talk about. your first week back on dr. we'll take on today's professionals. >> i'll be happy to do it. >> notice we're all starting to wear our hair the same way. matt, you had some when we started. >> enspoird by mother nature, unfortunately. >> we get a check of the weather. >> let's see what's going on today, of course, we have been telling about the deadly flash flooding in boulder, colorado. we are looking at strong storms making their way tomorrow into the southwest. it will continue to rain there. the western two-thirds of the country still looking sunny for saturday. we got more sun schein making its way to the east coast. it's going to be a lot cooler in the northeast. mild around the great lakes. more rain in the southwest. into the rockies. then sunday we're looking at, in fact, even more rain in southern texas into the rockies, central planes. rain in the pacific northwest. along the eastern >> 8:34. low clouds are still hanging out. that's going to translate to a much cooler afternoon. 86 degrees in places lik

request. >> thank you, judge shelton. we're going to do a switch again to bring forward our next four speakers. dr. jennifer ebberhart.judge john lakin from florida, and jeff adagi. while the speakers come forward, i would like to recognize one of the task force advisory members who has joined us, professor cynthia lee. if you would stand. she is a -- she is a well-known expert in the area of criminal law and the author of murder and reasonable men. professor lee is published several articles on criminal law issues and criminal racial bias. to take away from the last group of speakers, they raise some important points that i wish to reiterate. bob encouraged us to think about the labels on smisk pieces of legislation and how these labels may cause the public to maybe misunderstand how and when laws operate. so that's definitely an important point that the task force is going to look at, bob. and the other takeaway is to scrutinize whether or not these laws may promote vigilanteism or aggression in public spaces. so thank you to the last group of speakers. our first individual presenter is going to be dr. jennifer ebbe

request ella that we obvious see. >> certainly an important issue, one we'll undoubtedly be talking about more. dr. throughout the afternoon. have a great labor day. is really made of cheese? [ crisp crunches ] whoo-hoo-hoo! guess it was. [ male announcer ] pringles, bursting with more flavor. [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with tide pods. three chambers. three times the stain removal power. pop in. stand out. ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. . >>> what do you want to do? what do you want to contribute? >> you have a car, a [ bleep ] apartment, a [ bleep ]. give me a [ bleep ] break. >>> take all your money and i'll move out, but i want you gone. >> debby walks all o

respectfully request that each of my colleagues join me in co-sponsoring h.r. 1717, medicare dmepos market pricing program act of 2013. this commonsense measure authored by my esteemed colleague from georgia, dr. price, will apply real market principles to the high lie flawed competitive bidding model. mr. speaker, we owe as much to our constituents, to the taxpayers, and our nation's medicare beneficiaries. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 12:00 noon today. >> the house will be back at noon central. ande are a number of bills one on setting up licensing for insurance brokers to sell policies across state lines. votes will be completed by friday. the wrapping up relatively early today as the president will be speaking tonight on his request for congressional authorization to use military force against syria for last month's chemical attacks that killed more than 1400 civilians. the senate today debating whether they should consider that resolution. mitch mcconnell has just announced he will be voting against t

requests for one-minute speeches? for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to honor dr. clarence brooks, a man dedicated to his family, community and friends. mr. veasey: dr. brooks was a generous man who committed his life serving community. his life spanned 61 years and two generations. he graduated from howard university in 1975 at the age of 24 and as the youngest member of his class, he was recognized as the number one student medical family practice. >> the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: please take your conversations off the floor. mr. veasey: he returned to his hometown of fort worth and joined his family practice, brooks clinic, which was founded by his father and uncle. dr. brooks acted as a medical director of two nursing homes, delivered babies and worked hospital rotations at two local hospitals. in 1976, dr. brooks was named president of the texas sickle cell anemia foundation and talked about the benefits of being tested. he believed in giving back to the community. dr. clarence brooks supported young people, realizing their passion in me

request. [applause] >> thank you very much, judge shelton. we are going to bring the next four speakers, dr. jenifer everhart and jeff adachi. while the speakers come forward i would like to recognize one of the task force advisory members who has joined us. professor cynthia lee. if you would stand. she is a well-known expert in the area of criminal law and the author of murder and reasonable men. professor lee is a professor of law at george washington university and published several articles and also implicit racial bias. the take away from the last group of speakers as they raise very important points but i wish to reiterate bob encouraged us to think about the specific labels on legislation and how these labels because the public to maybe misunderstand how and when the laws operate so that's an important when the task force is going to look at and the other take away is to scrutinize whether they may promote vigilantes' or aggression in public spaces. so thank you to the last group of speakers. first the individual presenters could be dr. jenifer everhart is from stanford university an

unfortunately, despite the repeated requests from postal management for assistance, we failed to act. after months of effort to find common ground, dr coburn and i finally succeeded in introducing bipartisan comprehensive legislation on august 1st that has a potential to said the postal service on the path towards self-sufficiency and relevance in the 21st century. i want to say here publicly how grateful i am to him and to the folks on the staff for working with john colburn and others on the staff and others that are really represented in this room. a lot of hard work, a lot of give-and-take. but i think in the and it's going to be worth all that effort. but our bill attempts to permanently address the postal service longstanding health and pension issues and life-size its processing delivery network while providing it with the tools to generate new revenue and digital. some of you heard me say this before and i will say it again. the postal service is unique in this country. nobody else goes to every mailbox or every door. business and residential in this country are five or six days a week. there is a great potential to earn add

dr. freeman, for being a great american and a great leader and a man of ethics, passion, christianity and courage. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal request. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. nadler of new york for wednesday, september 11, and thursday, september 12. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. . the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013,, the gentleman from iowa, mr. king, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority eader. mr. king: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, it's my privilege to be recognized to address you here on the floor of the united states house of representatives. to do so the day after the anniversary of the tragic attacks on america that took place september 11, 2001, and the tragic attack that took place against americans in benghazi, september 11, 2012. who would have believed, madam speaker, that a full year would go by and we would still not have the truth, we would still not be at the bottom of the benghazi events. we still wouldn't have a timeline, wouldn't have a chronology, wouldn't have an autopsy r