some of these cases could get referred to liu$ey )q" through the city qa.tÓjá@&e%ei office. when they fail to pay the bill in a timely way7dç, it can move into the lienvsk process. usually what i see from various departments, they have a list of various properties, the hearing starts, they continue the hearing and asked the department representative to meet with various owners who have showed up at the board hearing to see if they can resolve some of those matters. a couple hours go by, their return to the board hearing and the board says we are going to impose it. izçthe department will recommend how many properties remain outstanding. the board then votes. usually, it would go as a tax lien against the property owner, so it would need to be paid off in the next tax cycle. >> thank you.mjqj it is from the milkenzv instit. basically,ñr it shows the best cities for successful aging. we are ranked no. 11. that is pretty good. i am sure dbi has something to do with that. theresáy are some interesting statistics in health care, living arrangements -- which are not so good -- 73

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p]>> okay, great. bthat was the reason for &e%ei world. any other comments? understanding of what you're asking for, i have this suggestion. Ñt1t are only a handful of all and the coming to [1v bic. it is heated through the state law process as part of the three-year updates, sometimes through the emergency provisions. there is legislation that comes from the mayor, board of supervisors, so it is introduced at a board hearing andr0 then t through the department. also the director has the ability, the way the codeñr is t up, to ask for changes. it is pretty much limited to those sources. one of the thing that you already have on a regular agendas is part of the director's report, an update on pendingsbv legislationg8s. an idea might be to have, as expensive reporting here at the bic as to the items pending at the code advisory committee, reaching back further. i.e think a lot of times we thk those things up,(tñ but this wod opportunity for tho watch these meetings, to pick up that information. >> good idea. thank you. and as commissioner walker said, as comm

if i'm a little bleary eyed, i'm sorry. mother nature was not kind to me with all the noise she was making. what a beautiful shot from mark in colonial beach. we appreciate that. here's our bus stop forecast. we still have a few leftover showers over the next couple of hours. some patchy fog. a mild and muggy start. temps in the 60s. sunrise at 7:02. on the day planner we're going to get into a mix of clouds and sunshine not too long from now as we get into the next few hours, middle of the morning. by lunch time 76. there may be a stray shower by then. i think 98% of us probably won't see t. late this afternoon -- see it. late this afternoon showers and storms return, emily south and southeast of -- especially south and southeast of town. highs will be around the 80- degree mark. showers and storms last night not only here but look how they moved into pennsylvania, new york state, headed toward southern new england. locally we're still dealing with a little bit of lightning and thunder the last couple of hours down south.

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early on the night that it happened and secretary clinton said we must remain clear eyed in our grief, and that got it right. this is a complicated world. things happen for not one single reason. it's so complicated that it's important to wait until all of the facts are sorted out and that's what secretary clinton and president obama have done. i can think of no two cooler, smarter, well-oriented and well-grounded people to run our foreign affairs than the two of them and when you contrast it to the romney campaign, which not only jumped the gun on 9/11 but has made political statements in the midst of a growing and burr johning world crisis but the romney campaign like with the welfare ad and medicare story, they lined to the american people. governor romney made it sound like the original statement, which was put out by the embassy, was a statement that was put out after the violence that had occurred. in fact, it was a preemptive statement several hours before the violence trying to calm the situation by saying that the united states respects all religions, that we have muslim amer

i don't want to get teary eyed at the meeting. i want to give you an update on the 2 issues we discussioned at the last commission meeting. on ltsz calevaras, project, the design team completing 25 additional boards. accessibility of [inaudible] the design engineer will give us their observation education by next monday. we will present the revised design to the california safety of dams. and sec cal advisory committee 2 days latter. if we do not have any major concern raised in that meeting, we will direct our contractor to start proceeding with the excavation of [inaudible]. in accordance with the design by the consult ants. any additional it pablts will be further analyzed separately, in the coming weeks and months. we want to make shush that if there are any revisions required to the upper portions of the spill way, they were necessary before we give the contractor the go ahead with the design revisions. our team is also evaluates disposal sites, the material that will be excavated. as you can suspect, there's challenged assoc

the character i played 13 years ago was bright eyed and bushy tail, and he went away to homicide and of little more grizzled. a little more shady. it was perfect timing. >> you have a good relationship. what is it like with all of you behind the scenes? >> first of all, i think it is -- after all this time it is very much like the family. all of us are very, very different. all others bring different energy, different ways of working. when you put it all together, there is some kind of magic that happens, you know? and it creates something that i think is unique to this show. along those lines, what was also great was to have dean come back. he was with us in the first season and did 13 episodes. in doubt 13th one -- in that 13th episode where he had to leave, that is still one of my favorite ones. when he comes in and explain that this is too much for him. i thought it was a terrific scene and episode. >> it was painful to leave 13 years ago. when i came back last spring, i was nervous. i had not been back for a long time. it was like nothing had changed. kelli and danny -- they are

members of the lafco, the commission who are here today and have been working on this for so many /)n)eíyears. of c our vice chair, commissioner avalos, one the newest members and commissioner olague and commissioner shelt -- schmeltzer and i want to thank you for your insight and that this program was done in the right way and we keep the various agencies accountable and i want to thank you for that, and i also want to thank our fab fabulous lafco staff. it took a lot of work behind the scenes and they're always ready to do what had to be done and of course this wouldn't be possible without the amazing work of the san francisco public utilities commission and we heard what everyone had to say about ed harrington, the former general manager now, who was really i think in many respects why so many people supported this program, but to his staff and beginning with the assistant general manager who spent a lot of time and had a lot of patience working on this and of course mr. campbell and everyone else who has worked to make this possible. i want to thank the puc and one of the things they

proposal that was never officially presented to concert in part because it was voted down by a blue-eyed dream boat named ryan. ryan gosling -- wait a minute! you know what? we need to tell a personal story about an auto plant that closed in ryan's district. perhaps this will hold hard truths. >> president obama, candidate obama said i believe if our government is there to support you this plant will be here for another 100 years. that is what he said in 2008. that plant didn't last another year. the recovery that was promised is nowhere in sight. >> jon: yeah, except that plant announced in june of 2008 that it would be stopping production, hold on a second, siri, who was president in june of 2008? george bush! thank you, sir i are, thank you, siri, this was the intellectual leader of the new republican party's big night. how will he spin his way out of it. >> i didn't say president obama shut down that plant, what it was was an indictment on a deeper level which is a debate i would love to have. >> i think he didn't provide context. >> well, you know, broader point i think is how is th

reflects just how complicated and at times how confounding the world can be, but we must be clear-eyed even in our grief. this was an attack by a small and savage group. not the people or government of libya. >> tensions are also strained right now with one of america's closest allies. anti-american fury is now spreading. we're following all the angle from around the globe. ian lee is on the ground in cairo, eswript, and sarah is in jerusalem. so two u.s. missions in two different countries attacked on the same day. we're talking about the 11th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. we want to take a closer look at the security information with someone who is actually experiencing this. nicolas burns has served in the foreign service for 27 years. he is also a former u.s. ambassador to nato. nick, thanks for joining us. obviously, earlier in your career you had positions in jerusalem and cairo, so let's first talk about what went on in your mind when you thought and you heard on 9/11 that you had two separate instances in perhaps one of the most hot spots in the globe? >> well, suz