i requested dr for the entire project. the building permits and i talked to scott sanchez also in he said [inaudible] substantial conformity so here also i actually requested-you have the paper-i said how much time to haggle for the referral so sharon young, she actually pulled up the [inaudible] depending on the approval of the building permit but right after that, she sent approval to the dph referral approval to them and they conducted their hearing but she did not let me know shari approved [inaudible] clearly stating conditional use is to be noted to me. on several times may comes a requested for the whole project especially ncd. as you can see scott

i requested dr for the entire project. the building permits and i talked to scott sanchez also in he said [inaudible] substantial conformity so here also i actually requested-you have the paper-i said how much time to haggle for the referral so sharon young, she actually pulled up the [inaudible] depending on the approval of the building permit but right after that, she sent approval to the dph referral approval to them and they conducted their hearing but she did not let me know shari approved [inaudible] clearly stating conditional use is to be noted to me. on several times may comes a requested for the whole project especially ncd. as you can see scott sanchez's office said a member of the clinic can request a dvr. as you can see, she [inaudible] interaction with doing with the neighbor

i requested dr for the entire project. the building permits and i talked to scott sanchez also in he said [inaudible] substantial conformity so here also i actually requested-you have the paper-i said how much time to haggle for the referral so sharon young, she actually pulled up the [inaudible] depending on the approval of the building permit but right after that, she sent approval to the dph referral approval to them and they conducted their hearing but she did not let me know shari approved [inaudible] clearly stating conditional use

speakers in support of the dr requester? any speakers in support of the dr requester? >> good evening commissioners of my name is jack jacoby in and if you're having a hard time understanding my accent, please, let me know. i moved to 14th ave. in 1989 and i was lucky to live there and we have great neighbors can we look for each other and we support each other. i hope that our opposition for this project will not create any angry feelings. i have a few points here. as stephen said, we don't mind any horizontal expansion and beside, the plans that presented because i was there when they brought up the ground apartment, which is still there. according to the plans presented, presented as the future expansion and the ground floor. which is not true. i want michael, the owner or the architect to come here in front of your panel to say that the exisapartment downstairs or, and dispute my claim. whether it exists or not. it is there. now, as i said, we don't mind any horizontal expansion. that is fine. but, no vertical at all. and to my and some photos to show you during th

requested dr for the entire project. not just the building permits and i talked to scott sanchez also in he said [inaudible] substantial conformity so here also i actually requested-you have the paper-i said how much time to haggle for the referral so sharon young, she actually pulled up the [inaudible] depending on the approval of the building permit but right after that, she sent approval to the dph referral approval to them and they conducted their hearing but she did not let me know shari approved [inaudible] clearly stating conditional use is to be noted to me. on several times may comes a requested for the whole project especially ncd. as you can see scott sanchez's office said a member of the clinic can request a dvr. as you can see, she [inaudible] interaction with doing with the neighborhood groups since they still want dr on the ncd for some reason i don't know why you guys did not to the entire project and right after submitting gr i e-mailed her and i confirmed with her. i said i submitted application for the

i requested dr for the entire project. not just the building permits and i talked to scott sanchez also in he said [inaudible] substantial conformity so here also i actually requested-you have the paper-i said how much time to haggle for the referral so sharon young, she actually pulled up the [inaudible] depending on the approval of the building permit but right after that, she sent approval to the dph referral approval to them and they conducted their hearing but she did not let me know shari approved [inaudible] clearly stating conditional use is to be noted to me. on several times may comes a requested for the whole project especially ncd. as you can see scott sanchez's office said a member of the clinic can request a dvr. as you can see, she [inaudible] interaction with doing with the neighborhood groups since they still want dr on the ncd for some reason i don't know why you guys did not to the entire project and right after submitting gr i e-mailed her and i confirmed with her. i said i submitted application for the

speakers in support of dr requester? any speakers in support of the dr requester? opposed to the project? anybody opposed to the project? please. owner mind everybody if anybody did dr carr h in the garage is closing in 10 min. it car will be impounded. we won't be able to get it. >> these are speakers in support of the dr requester the gentleman the just spoke. he would be afforded 1 min. >> good evening. my name is brian brooks. the 20 year resident >> speak into the microphone, please >> i'm not against medical cannabis. i am here against this corporation moving into the lower haight. the expansion of this retail space. san francisco requires ncd's not to operate more than 1000 feet with this spark is trying to operate within 509 feet of the elementary school. this was a loophole introduced in 2006 and we also want to close. we have in your packet you have the original dr request 2006 window closes the school is 500-600 feet very loose of the of the stuff in concrete about the school and the ncd. so i appeal not to let the project 04 >>> thank you very much. nex

speakers in support of dr requester? any speakers in support of the dr requester? opposed to the project? anybody opposed to the project? please. owner mind everybody if anybody did dr carr h in the garage is closing in 10 min. it car will be impounded. we won't be able to get it. >> these are speakers in support of the dr requester the gentleman the just spoke. he would be afforded 1 min. >> good evening. my name is brian brooks. the 20 year resident >> speak into the microphone, please >> i'm not against medical cannabis. i am here against this corporation moving into the lower haight. the expansion of this retail space. san francisco requires ncd's not to operate more than 1000 feet with this spark is trying to operate within 509 feet of the elementary school. this was a loophole introduced in 2006 and we also want to close. we have in your packet you have the original dr request 2006 window closes the school is 500-600 feet very loose of the of the stuff in concrete about the school and the ncd. so i appeal not to let the project 04 >>> thank you very much. nex

project sponsor, >> actually dr requester >> just for everyone's so you know, the second hearing dr requesternd project onto each get 3 min. in public comments will be limited to 1 min. per person. >> these are for you. one for each of you. if you could turn on the overhead ? so, members of the planning commission, at the first hearing with clear directives from you as to how to proceed and we follow those instructions carefully. we reviewed your session transcribed much of the discussion and noted your requested changes. firstly, plan nick foster and designer ian raines and architects conducted a site visit on june 20. the architect of record monica ring was not present. this walk-through requested by the commissioners to verify existing conditions proved beyond a doubt there's a full lower-level 260 russell. 790 square-foot space with 7 foot .2 ceilings buildout rooms was not shown in the 311 plan due to the omission of the existing longitudinal building session. it was added to the package days before the first hearing. this sheet has a minimum comments and the omission showed the sponsors

project sponsor, >> actually dr requester >> just for everyone's so you know, the second hearing dr requesternd project onto each get 3 min. in public comments will be limited to 1 min. per person. >> these are for you. one for each of you. if you could turn on the overhead ? so, members of the planning commission, at the first hearing with clear directives from you as to how to proceed and we follow those instructions carefully. we reviewed your session transcribed much of the discussion and noted your requested changes. firstly, plan nick foster and designer ian raines and architects conducted visit on june 20. the architect of record monica ring was not present. this walk-through requested by the commissioners to verify existing conditions proved beyond a doubt there's a full lower-level 260 russell. 790 square-foot space with 7 foot .2 ceilings buildout rooms was not shown in the 311 plan due to the omission of the existing longitudinal building session. it was added to the package days before the first hearing. this sheet has a minimum comments and the omission showed the sponsors have s

project sponsor, >> actually dr requester >> just for everyone's so you know, the second hearing dr requesternd project onto each get 3 min. in public comments will be limited to 1 min. per person. >> these are for you. one for each of you. if you could turn on the overhead ? so, members of the planning commission, at the first hearing with clear directives from you as to how to proceed and we follow those instructions carefully. we reviewed your session transcribed much of the discussion and noted your requested changes. firstly, plan nick foster and designer ian raines and architects conducted a site visit on june 20. the architect of record monica ring was not present. this walk-through requested by the commissioners to verify existing conditions proved beyond a doubt there's a full lower-level 260 russell. 790 square-foot space with 7 foot .2 ceilings buildout rooms was not shown in the 311 plan due to the omission of the existing longitudinal building session. it was added to the package days before the first hearing. this sheet has a minimum comments and the omission showed the sponsors

have withdrawn they've ward's open this project and is revisions i want to thank the two dr requesters ms. kennedy and mr. the gentleman for their participation and wanted to acknowledge among other people commissioner vice president richards was helpful in facility some of the coordination so i wanted to really briefly talk about the project plans and prescriptions it is clear what it is so you and staff have received an e-mail with the revised drawings so e-mail you've a written list of some of the changes we've agreed with the project i want to be very, very clear on the records that what the project is and that we are asking the zoning administrator to approve the evaporates from the rear yard administration based on the updated drawings and the description that includes the items rather than given the time limited and glow the exact restrictions line by line i'll give you a clear reference so more specifically you have an e-mail from me that was addressed to the two folks with a copy to the project sponsor as well as the two dr requesters and stated for 44 p.m. that e-mail include

now, that is $800 million less than the president has requested. dr. jon lapook talked to c.d.c. >> reporter: how much money you have spent so far, about? >> we were allocated $222 million for domestic zika control. already about $200 million of that is out the door, and the rest will be gone in the coming weeks. we're basically running on empty at this point. >> reporter: what happens when you run on empty? >> that means that we're having to make really difficult choices. we're having to not invest in some of the longer term things that are so important-- doubling down on our work to improve diagnosis of zika, and improving the way we control mosquitoes. >> reporter: do you think it's fair to say that we've already blown the chance to get ahead of the zika epidemic? >> it's not too late. if congress acts soon, we can invest in programs that will help us understand zika better, diagnose it better, and control it better. >> reporter: is the money going to be there when congress returns next week? >> i can't predict the course of that, but i can predict

dr. judith roden, requesting that roden be seated at vice president joe biden's table to which huma abedin responded, quote, "i'll ask". when asked about the clinton foundation trying to get prime seats to a lunch for a foreign dignitary the sfat department said quote, they do not believe it is inappropriate. the clinton campaign called citizens united a quote, right wing group trying to make something out of nothing. >> there is a notion someone who is an activist saying i want to meet people, we often criminalize behavior that is normal. i don't see what the smoke is. >> the state department says they cannot tell whether or not they did or did not attend the lunch with the chinese president. joining us now, former chief legal council for vice president cheney. good to see you. >> got to hand it to her on the honesty front. i like donna brazil but it's not going to fly with the american people to say look, everyone is fought off and they get ready for the state department and set themselves up in a way regular americans don't. you say it might be criminal. >> well, look. their game is the

the president had requested 1.9 billion, politics, meantime dr. fauci says louisiana and texas may be the next areas where zika may be revealed. >>> questions swirling around donald trump and his stance on immigration, one of his signature issues. is he backtracking on his so-called deportation force to round up all the undocumented to leave the country. >> reporter: in 14 months of campaigning, donald trump has made one thing abundantly clear. >> we will work with them, they have to go. you're going to have a deportation force and you're going to do it humanely. >> reporter: but tonight trump's immigration policy is in question. reports trump expressed openness for past legalization, his team opening the door. force, the kind that you just heard in that sound bite and that he talked about during the republican primaries? >> to be determined. >> reporter: this morning trump pushed back but didn't deny that he was considering it. >>. no, i'm not flip floping, we want to come up with a fair but firm answer. >> reporter: immigration has been the keys

now, back in february, president obama requested $1.9 billion in emergency funding at the request of the c.d.c., dris the head of that -- >> this was not new money, moving money around? >> well, they wanted new emergency money. they didn't want it to be moved around. what happened was-- nothing, nothing. no new funding has been allocated. almost $600 million has been moved around. it was money that was supposed to go to ebola and other things but that's sort of robbing from peter to pay paul and that has to be replenished. what's happened is a lot of politics. but the bottom line right now is congress is away on recess, no new funding. and i just spoke to tom frieden, head of the c.d.c., and he is beside himself, same thing with tony fauci, and tom frieden said to me, "this is no way to run an epidemic." >> rose: i find it stunning that the president can't find $1.9 billion in funding for this. there must be some money somewhere in an existing budget. >> you would think so, but at the end of the day, the bottom line is we knew back in the winter. we had this amazing ability to see this in advance,

back in february, president obama requested 1.9 billion dollars in emergency funding at the request of the cdc, drdd freeman at the head of that. charlie: moving money around? >> they wanted new emergency money. what happened was, nothing. no new funding has been allocated. almost 600 million dollars has moved around. it was money that was supposed to go to ebola and other things. that has to be replenished. what has happened is a love of politics, and where we stand right now, which is a $1.1 billion compromise bill right now, the holdup is in the senate. democrats and republicans are pointing fingers at each other, because the republicans put on a writer that the funds cannot be used for planned parenthood support, and there was an issue about offsetting. democrats wanted it to be entirely about emergency funding. there is a compromise. the bottom line, congress is away on recess, no new funding. i just spoke with the head of the cdc, and he is beside himself. tom said to me, this is no way to run an epidemic. ♪ charlie: we continue this evening with a look back at the ongoing presidential campa

dr. fauci, thank you. president obama made an urgent request of dong approve $1.9 million in the battle against zika way back in february. nearly six months later, no action has been taken and the house and senate have gone on summer recess until after labor zika, we have posted a great deal of information on our web site. go to cbsnews.com/zika. today the u.s. opened a new front in the war on isis with multiple air strikes in libya. margaret brennan is following this. >> reporter: hundreds of isis fighters are battling the heat control of sirte libya, the terror group's most significant base outside of syria and iraq. for the past six weeks, local militias have been trying to today u.s. air strikes provided relief. harrier planes and a predator drone strategically bombed an isis tank and two vehicles. pentagon spokesman peter cook. >> they felt there were specific capabilities we could bring to bear that they were limited in terms of their military capabilities being able to conduct. one of the things that we're able to do is to conduct precision air strikes in an urban area like this, reducing the risk of

dr. christine baker for an interview, burr our customers request was denied. now he is facing possible medical retirement. >> a career that has been a dream since i was a teenager. >> he wants lawmakers to hear this. >> changes are direly needed. we have to do something to fix this. >> now director christine baker says she supported a new bill. this would speed up care to injured workers. >> thank you. if you have a tip for liz or the rest of the investigative unit, you should send it in to the unit. >>> we now know the names of two brothers shot and killed in san jose. the brothers were found in a bullet riddled car near spartan stadium. the victims are 27-year-old -- police believe the weapon used in these killings was an ak 47 style gun. >> a pellet gun shooting spree in san jose left one person injuries and others rattled. it was not far from san jose state. they say someone shot a pellet gun across the street and hit a man in the head. police have identified a sppt but not arrested anyone yet. >> we just had a double homicide two blocks away. and a week a

now back in february president obama requested $1.9 billion in emergency funding at the request of the cdc, dr. tom frieden is the head of that. >> rose: this is not new money moving money around. >> they want new emergency money they didn't want it to be moved around. tony fauci who you will be talking to who is head of infection diseases will say the same thing. what happened was no new funding has been allocated. now almost $600 million has been moved around, money that was supposed to go to ebola and some other things but that's sort of robbing peter to pay paul and that has to be replenished. there's lots of politics and there's a $1.1 billion compromise bill passed by the house but the hold up is in the senate because, and the democrats and republicans are pointing fingers to each other because what happened is the republicans put on a rider that said well the funding can't be used for planned parenthood support and there was also some issue about offsetting. the democrats want it to be entirely emergency funding which is not offset, not taken away from other programs. so there's a compr

requested $1.9 billion. but the funding got caught up in partisan politics, meantime dr. fauci says louisiana and texas may be the next areas where zika may be revealed. >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> to presidential politics now and questions swirling around donald trump and his stands on immigration, one of his signature issues. is he backtracking on his so-called deportation force to round up 11 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s. and force them to leave the country. >> reporter: in 14 months of campaigning, donald trump has made one thing abundantly clear. >> we will work with them, they have to go. yes, they're going to be deported. either we have a country or we don't. you're going to have a deportation force and you're going to do it humanely. >> reporter: but tonight trump's immigration policy is in question. after a weekend round table with hispanic leaders. reports trump expressed openness for a path to legalization, his team opening the door. >> will that plan include a deportation force, the kind that you just heard in that sound bite and that he tal

dr. ruben caller shared numbers from his practice. reviewers approved 10% of his requests last year. >> we look at practices around california, there's consistent denials going on. >> reporter: the california medical association surveyed doctors in 2013. two-thirds reported denied care. >> one thing i would never wish upon anyone to be injured is to be injured under a, woulder's compensation claim. it is a nightmare. >> reporter: research by the california workers' compensation institute paints a different picture. the group found only 4% of treatment is modified or denied. >> does that figure sound right to you? >> no. >> reporter: he lobbies goes for wokerres comp doctor thes. he says people with complex injuries suffer. >> the experience with injured workers being denied care speak much louder and a difficult story. >> reporter: our investigation found it is impossible to know how many treatments are approved or denied. the ept did of industrial relations, the agency that oversees workers' comp, doesn't keep track. >> reporter: is it a problem that utilization review ou

dr. judith rhoden. a later e-mail specifically requested that rhoden be seated at vice president joe biden's table, to which huma abedin responded, quote i'll ask. for the record ubs had given the clinton foundation between $500,000 and $1 million. western union, between 1 ms. dollars and 5 millions about, the rockefeller foundation between 10,000,025 million. when asked about the clinton foundation trying to get prime seats to a lunch for a foreign dignitary, the state department said it quote, does not believe it is inappropriate. the clinton campaign called citizens united a right-wing group trying to make something out of nothing. and on abc this week the interim chair of the democratic national committee donna brazile seemed to acknowledge that giving big donors access is just part of the process. watch. >> this notion that somehow or another, someone who is a supporter, someone who is a donor, or activist saying i want access i want to come into a room and i want to meet people we -- we all think criminalized behavior that is normal. i don't see what the smoke is. >> again, the smoke comment. the stat

dr. eileen martyor says testing is an important part of prevention. >> the door-to-door you're reque urine request is what has allowed the state of florida to determine ongoing transmission is happening in this specific area. >> reporter: miami-dade county's mosquito control is out in force killing and collecting the insects known to carry zika. 19,000 mosquitos have been tested. so far, none were positive for the virus. but officials warn that doesn't >> florida's taken an aggressive approach. >> reporter: florida governor rick scott says he predicted the outbreak and has already allocated $22.6 million to fight the virus in his state. >> 28 counties have received funding to combat zika. now that florida's become the first state to have a local transmission, likely through mosquito, we will continue to put every resource available to fight the spread of zika in our state. >> reporter: zika is linked to a birth defect that causes babies small heads. officials are urging pregnant women and those planning to become pregnant to avoid mosquito bites. it's a small little thing, standing water, get rid

dr. fauci told us it was february when the president requested $1.9 billion for this effort. it wasn't until recently that the urgency was really quite apparent. although the medical professionals, the infectious disease experts, have been telling us it was a matter of inevitab inevitably. they said at the time, likely florida or texas, now we have seen it in florida. we know they're testing in texas. we know that now there's concern in louisiana with the floods, and so there is an urgency about getting the funding. right now some of the funding is being handled for the lack of a better word, robbing peter to pay paul. they're taking money out of ebola funding to work on zika. in this community, the greatest concern, of course, is pregnant women all waiting to find out whether there is going to be an effective effort to eliminate the mosquitoes that are in this area at about six miles from here in a neighborhood called wynwood to eliminate the mosquitoes that appear to be carrying the zika virus. craig? >> all right, kerry sanders for us again, inside one of the zika zones. w

dr. kim mill la from new york delivered dozens of babies this way and it's getting so popular that moms are actually requestingnow. >>> in plainsboro, new jersey, two police officers crashed a summer camp but the campers they did not mind at all. (cheers and applause). >> that is fabulous talk about an entrance. that's corporal russ finkelstein and detective scott bait tea having fun on the old slip and slide yesterday at the princeton alliance church. the plainsboro officers decided to jump right in on the camps water day activities. kathy orr, i don't know about you, but i used to love slip and slide. >> i still do, lucy. what are you talking about? >> let's set one up out back. >> that looks locate a lot of fun. you'll need it for few days in this extended forecast. let's take look at the next five days. you can see philadelphia looking good. our suburbs in the mid 80s for friday. saturday typical slip and slide weather. temperatures will be in the 90s. heat, humidity and some storms. they could be scattered but some will be strong. possibly a few severe. and then sunday, monday and tuesday we really have a