or error on the law the decision contains two errors in the finding numbers one and two by law exceptional circumstances and preto the property involved but the do not generally apply to other properties and finding 2 requires some circumstances must you result in the practical difficulty or hardship the zoning administrator focused on 3 things lot size, a common drive, and certainly historical significance first 2825 lake has a lot that is the sect largest lot on the block with a buildable footprint of the 4 thousand plus square feet the most common size is 25 by one hundred and 25 or 3 thousand one hundred and 25 feet one could build a house that is almost one and a half times the size of our entire lot and that without a variance 2825 has a huge go size advantage not a disadvantage that's not an exceptional inspector or circumstance and second 2825 shares a common drive all lots have a land and easement and as a result are smaller backyard they use the garages and a safe place for the kids to play that was ceqas plan for use settled one hundred years ago there was nothing exceptional an

reuben pointed out the market octavia to allow this exception we have to agree whether or not the con sprant are a wise one i think if there's a lot that lends itself to having smaller units one bedrooms and studios certainly this site because of the physical con think restraints on the unit and on the issue of offsite they're giving open this project $2 million plus to build affordable housing and that's probable a lot more efficient than awarding 6 lucky people renter or owners of the property point the number called for in this plan it seems to me was not on dollars for inclusionary housing we kind of dealing the city a bad card by not allowing them to be paying to build nor affordable housing and we've seen projects today, we approved one hundred percent and last night two sro unit one of the reasons that project came before us just the last practice writing project was not built 4 years not enough funding to build it so if we don't wisely use your opportunity to add to the affordable housing fund it is a mistake although i'll support in project either way in terms of what is bein

by 3 feet 9 square feet i'm looking this i'm on a cliff i'm adjacent to a crystal-clear there's exceptional or extraordinary circumstances my light wells have a difficulty assessing lighthouse it's a near vertical slope at the base 26 that hodge's is on the edge on top nobody has seen a slope like that they receive light through my adjacent neighbors deck this is through my neighbors deck i'm protected by the planning code those guardrails those glass doors provide light to my light well, no wall mr. sanchez made a mistake thought there was a we'll here this is an attorney provided at the last variance hearing and mr. sanchez said there's a wall this is a story board this is a permanent wall anyway so this story board a temporary wall so in addition to the cliff there is a tree canopy and the neighbors 3 levels are on top of to the right i'm living in a partial cave and here's the image so what it is the sunlight goes to way and comes down over here there's no way to block it you did the set back there's an open space 3 by 3 feet i'll get more sun that's how it streams the architect came to

i cannot think of any other work i'd like to do except this one. closely connected to the philippines. i want to boost production even further so we can give more people jobs. >> she dreams of spreading the benefits of moringa far and wide, until the seeds of prosperity are growing all across the philippines. nhk world. >>> it is time now to get a check of the weather. people across much of the u.s., even those in the south, are getting hit with severe weather conditions. here's the details. >> with the calendar marking march, people are expecting things to warm up and expecting flowers to bloom. but no we're actually seeing winter weather gripping parts of the united states. in fact, a lot of the locations are still seeing some snowfall. you can see the stationary boundary and the gradients really close to each other. severe weather is happening even in texas and mississippi and louisiana down towards western virginia. actually along that front going to be seeing winter precipitation down towards texas. even central areas could see freezing rain a

proposed site emission is not significant not visual significantly and the project does not creating exceptional or extraordinary circumstances the dr is abbreviated and we feel that the planning commission should not take dr thank you very much. >> thank you dr requester. >> let's see how this works. >> so i'm not able to go. >> ma'am, you'll need to speak into the microphone and i'm not able to go back to the rock slide i had an all over the draw up my house can i and the tv will put that on. >> i have an all over the draw my house i only have 5 minutes so i have to talk fast thank you, commissioners i'm medi-cal do my family live here for over 45 years i live in the house in the rear 26 hodges has existing stairs in the rear i'm not opposed to the inclusionary of the stairs only to make an adjustment modification to the rear and the second-story i've asks the owner to make the minor adjustment there's an additional 3 by 3 folded of open space 26 hodge's has no rear yard their adjacent neighbor is even smaller them they have a rear yard i'm asking the planning commission to protect the hours i

an exception to the fourth amendment. they are asking whether this kind of surge generally. >> without the other exits and circumstances or fourth amendment exceptions. the process here. >> understood. let's not talk about the exceptions, let's talk about another example where the motel continues to keep the register in the open like they did for 100 years and snatches a way when the police come. >> that is a different issue. it is and the public. >> for that reason they would have no expectation of privacy and the fourth amendment calculus would be totally different. >> then it is not a search at all and it is not the statute that is doing the work. >> they snatched it away in his ordnance that is doing the work. >> they have no expectation of privacy we wouldn't save the search at all and please could take away. >> we would win the fourth amendment case but that has been invalidated by signing up on a facial basis. >> questions intruded on rebuttal time. take an extra minute. >> let me emphasize that this is the very na

>> with the exception of guantanamo i have not noticed large-scale changes of approach. there is a quotation in the book of president obama. of course, i could not explain that because he was not president but the scene where "scooter" libby and cheney but let me read it to you. the was that an event with obama of where he said this and i wrote it down. this is after she learns about nic. >> he said but is this to stop spying on innocent american is accidentally? we take privacy rights very seriously we have checks and balances and safeguards this government does the spy on the american people. up the president said that and responding to a question about the nsa. any other questions or comments or criticisms? very good. >> you have another book in the works? >> before i finished the contract or submitted my final manuscript i had another idea for a book that simon & schuster has accepted so it is going through the process the second is similar it is a parody from dc tentatively titled big guns of parity of the gun debate here in washington and it is said to the first pr

there was never exceptions there before. the house passed. 40 people assented.went to the senate. expired. president obama was for it. it was in his office and then there's app exception. >> government attempts to limit free speech occur over the world. china tightens its group on chinese citizens by curbing the eighty -- ability to publicly criticize. a rule has been implemented for blogsers to register under their real names so they can be better monitored. adrian brown describes what is going on. >> writing under a pen name in china went back to days before the internet. useful but now the same authorities say that social media and internet users have to register the accounts. you can use a pen name it's the government will know who you are. >> reporter: a song in praise of chinese censorship. performed by men and women that police the internet. it's the official cyber space administration. posted on the website days before china announced a tightening of internet restrictions. the economist is not for those singing along. he blocks on corruption and censorsh

the news is next on most stations except the west coast. so long from houston. >> now, abc 7 news seven news at 6:30 -- on your side. >> you can hear the crunch of the ice -- a slippery situation as snow gives way to ice, sleet and freezing rain across the region. today marks one year's and the one last saw phylicia rudd alive will stop good evening. we begin with the weather. the first day of meteorological spring coded the region with ice. we have a look on when it's going to end. >> it's already starting to end in parts of loudoun county and we will see the progression of the freezing rain ending. let's get started with a live look at doppler radar and conditions are looking a little better. >> let's take a look at the doppler radar and you can see what is going on. we had a few breaks in the rain and that means better conditions are on the way as it moves through the next several hours. we have the drying patch to the south and west of us and it now moves on toward the north and east. eileen has look at our current temperatures and what

that has been the rule that the exception throughout human history. most people have grown up in societies like that. what is made us different is that here people can achieve anything if they work hard and play by the rules. that is than the rules for 230 some odd years. is this for the discount too? him. [inaudible] >> i apologize. we will wait a few minutes so we can continue to talk about the important topics in this book. so the question now is what is happening today and affected millions of people in america -- to but i promise you we will get through this. millions of people in america feel like that is no longer possible for them and what's frustrating to people as they open the newspaper or they watch on the news and it says the economy is getting better. wall street is having record years, companies are making record profits, the wealthiest americans are better off today than they have ever been that they are wondering when is that prosperity going to reach some? and there are reasons this is happening and that is what one one -- one of the

i wanted to play outfield for the mets except i couldn't pitch and i couldn't back and i couldn't catch so that was not going to happen. i always wanted to be a writer. i started writing in third grade grade, stories and i loved writing science fiction. i had done two books that were published before this, both anthologies of great speeches where he did short introductions of the speeches. and a preface. my staff will tell you as a member of congress i do all my own speeches. all my own stuff. with the exception of constituent mail where i have a legislative correspondent come everything my office puts out in my name i write. it is a therapy. i do a twice a month column for "huffington post"." my last one was called kings of the hill, a satire, a parity of what we are going through on the hill. i've been published in "the new yorker." shouts and murmurs. i did a piece during the shutdown in the fiscal cliff debate so writing has always been and i'm serious about this -- in any tough job forget being a member of congress. any tough job, your job brad's work in the staff you have to have

it shows nearly 40% of the state in exceptional drought, that's the burgundy colored area, one year ago it was half of that. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> i think it's going to get worse over the next two months and that's a little deceiving when you compare both pictures. all of the bay area this past summer was under the exceptional level, that's the worst level of drought. at least in the short term we have made some intermediate headway, nanly in marin and napa and sonoma counties we've been getting this rainfall in a short amount of time. take san jose for example, 59% of the rainfall in just four days and when each of these storms moved in they were so warm that it wasn't cold enough across the sierra to make a huge dent in the drought. you need the snow pack to increase and dramatically to begin to fut some dents in that water year. it is 20 to 22% of average. the other thing that is as astonishing at dodge river, this is what it looks like today. you can see bare ground. we're looking for any kind of storm systems coming our way. we're tracking wet weat

daily except thanksgiving day to new years day and prermented from 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.. that is to allow for the holiday shopping season. no more than 5,000 square feet of the retail space is used for the sale of beverages. we want to tighten this up so it's a small component of what the business is doing. distilled spirits in sizes smaller thran 375ml is strictly prohibited and we want get away from the small bottles and looking for a large product that has a mainstream audience. no malt beverage shall be sold with greater volume% as listed except for microbreweries and craft breweries and specialty malt products sold usually the designation as stout, porter, ipa and esp. this condition is intended to eliminate low cost products that are abused but not prohibit the sale of these products and we recognize the market of the craft beers and trying to allow that segment that doesn't create a police program but eliminate the low cost that are frequently abuse abused malt beverages. beer and malt beverages and wine containers larger than 32 ounces are prohibited. none should

john's dream was about to come true except it didn't. leaving him rushed. john tried a few years later, this time a better musician but the same result. so he got on with his life, closing the door on music it was finally time to try again. r r. >> i'm not going to let this talent sit on my couch. i'm going to take whatever i can do. >> make this happen. >> your war is over is the song he wrote. his old record label released it followed by an ep last fall. he's working on songs for an album. what makes this time a charm is the message his music carries. music meant to raise awareness of the silent war his frebds are fighting. >> my work is the awareness. 22 a day. 22 a day commit suicide in our country, 22 veterans. a number that the first time i heard it completely blew my mind and made me want this more than ever ever. >> coming up how would you celebrate 72 years of marriage? >> when you have someone to love that much, it can't go wrong. >> one east bay couple found themselves taking a walk down the aisle in a way they had never done before. plus giving

that if you define libertarian as fiscally conservative and socially liberal 44% will except that term. in the book we had what i call the core chapters of the intellectual history going back to milton friedman and nine rand on individual rights and what rights do we have? projectors and individualism and pluralism and lot and a civil society in the market process. then of course, i have chapters that put it into the context of american politics and also what a big government is all about and the quotation was drawn from that. when you create a government as big as the one we have got for idealistic reasons there is a bootleggers element those that want government to be big they believe it should take care of people in other people though they are talented to get a piece of what the government has been you will get incentive problem is and corruption and waste in that chapter i added the line this is the business you have chosen than this is the result you have to except. i would say libertarians' politically favor lower taxes and less regulation more tolerance towards gay marriages an

except promote christianity and the military. that is the platform on which barry goldwater runs in 64 and loses everywhere except arizona -- a right to work state, the only one in the country i think at the time -- and the deep south. and his most vocal supporter is ronald reagan. in his it time for choosing speech, he goes on to the -- he goes on tv and reporters say that isn't it astonishing that the same stuff sounds vicious and horrible but when it comes out over the new republic sounds reagan was a great salesman. an interesting man. he is in the books in a different column then the drivers of it, lincoln, roseville, and eisenhower. >> i think we are out of time. you will have to chat after the session. we are all indebted for a most learned afternoon. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite

bottle and not sold in smaller than 750mls except in prepackaged multi-unit quantities. we are recommending the application for approval. i will point out the applicant is here and supports the conditions. thank you. >> thank you lieutenant. i would like to ask if mr. king chan from weg weg like or his representative. >> good afternoon. this is a produce market. when you walk in the door the first thing you see is fruits and vegetables. he specializes in organic fruits and vegetables want as you go to the center of the store there are the grocery items. at the rear if approved he will have two small coolers with wines and beers and as far as the hours of operations he informs me it's 8:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and doesn't intend to be open later than that and hopes you will support the license for a type 20 license. >> thank you to both of you. supervisor christensen it's in your district. >> i want to say we visited the location, my staff and i and the adjacent merchants and it is described a lovely place to buy vegetables and i this is a case truly for the public convenien

and talked about it a month ago the commission desire to create some clear policies around their exceptions for their review of preservation alternatives and the preservation sections in draft eirs the commission continued that item about a month ago for the department to consider some comments received by members of the public and lengthy comments and questions of whether or not the facade retention needs to be a separated section one the resolution ultimately they past and the staff made the revisions and staff presented the revised resolution they that unanimously approved the resolution outlines their exceptions for full preservation alternatives partial preservation alternatives the level of information they want to see graphically and in written explaining explanation of a proposed impact identified in the draft eir as well as a framework of what they expect at the presentation during the review and comment phase as i said it was unanimously approved we're finalizing it you'll be interested and again the h p considered as offered to have a dialog whether the members of the commission

and facilities necessary to be like other hospitals with the exceptional $75 million grant from the zuckerbergs this will secure we have the quality care today and continue to generate fund to maintain many going forward by investing in the general hospital in this incredible way not only are the sdushgdz and other leadership donors signaling the importance of medical care it is precedent setting and doctor chang and sdushgdz this is the biggest demolition it is record breaking and significant so with your just really continued to be dedicated to the effort to make sure the hospital has as advanced technology and furniture and equipment it need in order to serve our most diverse and at risks populations as well the high-level high functioning and world reannounced hospital center in san francisco for world data. >> thank you thank you very much thank you all for your presentations? a big deal for our city seeing no other questions mr. rose our report please. >> oh yes mr. chairman and supervisor tang on page 4 we report the estimated minimum cost for the furniture and equipment for

>> with the exception of guantanamo i have not noticed large-scale changes of approach. there is a quotation in the book of president obama. of course, i could not explain that because he was not president but the scene where "scooter" libby and cheney but let me read it to you. the was that an event with obama of where he said this and i wrote it down. this is after she learns about nic. >> he said but is this to stop spying on innocent american is accidentally? we take privacy rights very seriously we have checks and balances and safeguards this government does the spy on the american people. up the president said that and responding to a question about the nsa. any other questions or comments or criticisms? very good. >> you have another book in the works? >> before i finished the contract or submitted my final manuscript i had another idea for a book that simon & schuster has accepted so it is going through the process the second is similar it is a parody from dc tentatively titled big guns of parity of the gun debate here in washington and it is said to the first pr

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that on the grid that has a blue and orange bars to the left side of the chart we occasionally make exception to our guidelines when we cover a more expensive drug at the lower cost tier the drug tiering is only one of the plans for the health be affordability it's the increase of drugs that's out paigdz our efforts as mentioned in the presentation before me those costs of drugs are set by manufacturers upon drugs launched to the market once drugs o are on the market those prices set the prices for payers and manufacturers increase the price annually. >> prices increases for and speciality drugs on the market are seen at 11 to 13 percent annually compared to the cost of living index of 1230 percent speciality drugs as mentioned are increasing at 20 to thirty percent announcing and more than 50 percent of the drugs are speciality drugs many of the drugs require long term and it is okay to place lower drugs. >> could you speak directly into the microphone. >> towards you. >> one example of the newer drug used to treat high cholesterol is a drug inhibit our their expended to cost $150 billion a

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can't pay 5 hundred or one thousand dollars a month what is that person to do. >> we have some exceptions you're right for those classes the drugs on tier had the highest tier we need to address this affordability crisis as an industry i don't have an immediate answer for that person but we need help to make the cost of drugs a public expose to the public and . >> people buy insurance to be covered to have access they pay presumes or the employer pays the premiums for the access is blue shield position that that have someone no pay 5 hundred a or one thousand dollars a month for the necessary drugs that come applies with the affordable health care act if it effectively means a person with a disease is screened out coverage that's like a preexisting inclusion it seems to me to say blue shield's position having the extreme level of co-pay consistent point affordable health care act. >> there are maximum as you mentioned the maximum out-of-pocket as mandated by the affordable health care blue shield's mission to insure all californians have access to the affordable price that's not something

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the world bank is an exception. very few people care about poor people and that is a big rob them, so they remain poor and no one wants to do much. .. that's a different kind of issue, that's geopolitics and to put the questions into the united nations because the security council is the only legitimate basis for international law and finding peace and not just great power doing what they think is in their interest so i would distinguish the different causes and try on the issue is poverty lack of schooling and employment that creates so much local violence that we address that more active development. of course governments need to be partners and there is no question and that requires the degree of good governance that makes it possible to make these interventions. >> i work for the climate change vp at the world bank. wonderful presentation. considering that have been as of the plethora changes that we have to achieve for the sustainable development what do you think from an individual perspective is the single mo

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mendoza-mcdonnell arrest except no on k one. >> thank you. >> ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase thank you. >> item p consent calendar resolution - >> you have one item that was served by commissioner wynns. >> and immediate action k 21. >> thank you okay. so this item is 2 hundred and 50 thousands of additional money all of which comes from the p by the way, in addition to you remember i pulled those off in june we voted for 3 resolutions including the one for this organization which totaled 6 hundred and 86 thousand plus dollars for translation and at the time i asked the question have we done an analysis whether or not this is the most efficient way and bay area out of the $6,000 81 thousand was p money and so i have to discuss that with kooefb truit and was insured we did the analysis he believe that hiring translators would be more efficient we've done that we have an extreme spike in the number of i ps that needed to be translated that was not anticipated i'm really saying this we should be paying attention this is a lot of money almost a million dollar we should be

exceptions, time, war calamity. we can make exceptions, do this over time.line on congress. if i didn't have a balanced budget requirement in ohio, my budget wouldn't be balanced. i'm telling you politicians would evade and avoid making decisions. interest groups would pressure them to this and that program. that's what happens in washington. they're not frankly putting the country first. there's lots of excuses as to why we can't do this or change that. our kids are going to pay the price of this debt. this is eating away the fabric of america. >> what would a deal look like that's appropriate in your mind? >> first of all, what i hope -- a given is any agreement with iran should be taken to congress, closely reviewed. i'm not so much into trusting them. so i would have to look at exactly what the agreement is. the idea though that the president may go to the united nations and skirt congress, that's a bad bad idea. in terms of the sin troe fuses and all that, i don't want to get into details of that. why we don't want to be in a position they're in a posit

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experience other than anecdotal we've asked that question of the partner at mta they didn't have except for a few that were study in the market octavia office. >> the reason i bring that up i see you do different things the shared streets and the living zone the two types you were having and the one the latter one you closed it to autopsy traffic except for the graphic needed for residential that sound like a good idea i don't know if you have to have a street vacation or how that happens. >> we're not exactly sure afternoon with the partnerships the exact term with a temporary closer a job street encroachment we're still scratching our heads. >> i encourage that study to occur because there are certain alleys where people use them quite a bit for everyday traffic and many are rail used the ones noted essential to keep up we could close those except for residential my belief the amount of traffic generated by the traffic it is low only over the course of a day but if it's an alley as a shortcut to someone else that is also a lot more dangerous people are using that for a cut through the