at that point, do you want to co-exist and recognize their right to exist? as they would recognize your right to exist? >> ( translated ): when we have anpalestinian state then the palestinian state will decide on it's policies. you cannot actually ask me about the future. i answered you. but palestinian people can have their say when they have their own state. without occupation, in natural situations, they can decide policies vis-a-vis others. >> thank you. >> you can see more of charlie's interview with hamas's khaled meshaal first thing tomorrow and on tomorrow evening on the pbs show, "charlie rose." >> two americans working in africa have tested positive for the ebola virus. both are part of a team fighting an outbreak that has killed at least 672 people since february. mark albert has more on this. >> kent brently knew the danger but the 33-year-old doctor from indianapolis stayed to fight it, as did nancy ripoli, a hygienist from charlotte. the ebola virus is highly contagious with close contact and is fatal in up to 90% of cases. there is no known c

the site features an existing making facility for sprint curling working with sprint to relowest the antenna into roof mounted location for preservation guidelines. the care, he held multiple community meetings on the sf f campuses that's been withdrawn including the faculty of the university as well as community members and students. the noticing was held in residence and raised concerns about the health concerns and staff has determined the project compiles with the issues relating to the antennas it complies with the planning code and they recommend you approve the project >> thank you project sponsor. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is a teddy i'm director of xoerl affairs for at&t california they're the professional license engineers that conducted the radio frequency analysis and their third party analysis is part of your paurth we're wanting to upgrade our wireless network by placing a 9 panel antenna located on the roof of the san francisco school of education this is a preference one location under the guidelines we've conducted a completely and thorough alternative

muni metro east landlord exists that's a far superior option and using this existing facility would solve almost all the issues that have been articulated against the current loop proposal. the mta has responded to all written comments in form but we don't feel they've responded appropriately in substance they've mind e made up their mind and don't appear to seriously consider the eastern neighborhoods. if they have given serious consideration for the metro east facility for the turn around atheism not disclosed that information for public scrutiny we ask for a serious considerable public study be done for the muni metro east as the turn around facility thank you very much >> thank you. >> mr. reiskin i have a few comes. in the picture that bill and mike referenced they've talked about the cars on the track for illinois student i was wondering is this going to change or will there be cars on at grade on the tracks? >> so the loop. >> yeah. >> the loop goes over to illinois and it will be a muni right-of-way like any other muni right-of-way is your question can cars still access that porti

even if nothing else existed? >> that's right. that's right. and there's been a lot of debate about this. if you're to remove everything from space, the moon, the sun, earth, everything, what would be left? would you have an empty universe that still has space and time or would you have nothing? a good analogy is if you take an alpha bat and start to remove desserts z and x and a and b, when you remove that last letter, what's left? is it like an empty alphabet? not really. it's like nothing because alpha bat comes into existence with the letters that make it up. is that true of the universe? does it come into existence only when there's stuff populating it or can there be an empty stage cause space time that could exist even in the absence of matter? i think it's the latter. >> there's a wonderful thought experiment, which you deal with i think in your first book, newton's bucket. >> yes. >> explain how that helps think there's a fabric of space. >> this is a thought experiment isaac newton came up with when he w

>> in essence, pretrial does not exist in san francisco. we fund pretrial diversion if -- >> i understand that. >> in a sense that is a program in the sheriff's department, em does not exist. >> why would we agree to add a layer where if someone qualifies for pretrial diverse and they don't necessarily need to be monitored, then why would we had that extra layer to the responsibility of those particular -- at those low level offenders. it's lake we're saying they can get out on pretrial diverse, then through this policy that now we're going to add another layer and require them to wear an ankle monitor. >> no, not at all. it's just another option in order to ensure the security of somebody who would be not in custody and required to be part of home detention and supervised. it's a tool that doesn't exist in the pretrial community. >> my understanding is that low level offenders who qualify for retrial diverse are usually allowed to go free and those seem to be the same -- not go free, but are usually fighting outside of the court system, th

the existing building is not an existing landmark and the project will create a new single-family dwelling with the neighborhood character. that concludes my presentation. and i'm available for questions >> thank you dr requester. >> thank you commissioner president wu i'm going to ask the secretary to please pass those out one of those letters is in opposition from a recipe directly next door that has lived there 50 years and a letter mistake willingly not pit into the packet and we'll showcase how this project will look. the character of the duncan street neighborhood have remained intact as you see on those images the homelands are generally pretty modest no size they have peak roofs and have one and two story over garage homes no existing 3 story over garage homes on the block there are no 3 story garage homes on this block. i don't know if we can share the slides on the broadcast. thank you. the character of duncan street has remained intact because the neighbors receptionist the typography defining can is steep it raise one hundred and 25 feet if you can walk the block you'll underst

formula retail controls already exist. so, we stand fully behind that proposal. however, we believe that there are very serious economic impacts that even smaller formula retailers can have on neighborhoods. we know walgreens, for example, which used to be a traditional pharmacy, has a variety of different goods that it now offers. and for many of the retailers that we talk to, particularly convenience store owners, the presence of those sorts of stores in their neighborhoods is truly problematic and has caused many of them to go out of business. so, we feel that it's important not only to study the impact of large-scale formula retail businesses, but to also scale that down and look at smaller retail -- formula retail impacts. our proposal would also expand notice procedures for formula retail applications, requiring more extensive mail notice, posting, internet notice. we are in the 21st century. and we feel that anything that the department can do to make our communities aware of when these projects are moving into or p

sfamz on the block nor the exist listens regardless of set back it is shocking to me that such a big building would be allowed as stewards of the city i hope you'll protect the city and hope that's what we'll do today and i'm concerned with the penthouse noise we're a unique geography spot and on a huge steep hill so any noise you heard before it amplified. in order to fit the four stories they have to dig do you think there's an underground stream that runs through duncan they're to have to dig down that is of concern. this project is from a dispensary that will be getting out of the project as soon as possible it's a dispensary locking to maximize his profit i hope you'll remove the penthouse and deck >> commissioners i don't think i've tried or introduced myself i'll not be addressing at this point thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. hi, i'm meredith thank you for taking the time i live on duncan street directly across marcus book store folks have been reiterating our concerns i want to life with one thought we're a community we care about what happens to our environm

if they would recognize your right to exist? >> and then -- when we have a palestinian state then the palestinian state will decide on its policies. we cannot actually ask me, about the future. i answered you. but palestinian people can have their say when they have their own state. without occupation, natural situations, they can decide policies vis-a-vis others. >> thank you. >> you can see more of charlie's interview with hamas's khaled meshaal tomorrow morning and tomorrow evening on the show charlie rose. two people working in africa have tested positive for the ebola virus, have killed at least 672 people since february. mark albert has more of this. >> the 33-year-old doctor from indianapolis stayed to fight it as did nancy ripol a hygienist from charlotte. the ebola virus is highly contagious in contact and fatal in 90% of cases. there is no known cure. doctors treating ebola patients wear full protective gear such as these synthetic suits and goggles. but brant li still got in effected. ken isaac ss it is both in stable

i look forward to hearing from an administrator mccarthy on epa's proposed existing source role. it's a truly unprecedented outside set of regulations that will have major negative impacts on our nation's electricity system. i hope we talk about this very directly. does a number of things. fundamentally, it hijacks electricity system in the name of flexibility. epa usurps the role of state government and public utility commissions. they do have the authority over electricity generation issues. epa,tunately for electricity is not directly under its jurisdiction. changing dispatch rules to require the most expensive power be delivered first. mandating efficiency and the use of her nobles are examples of interstate generation transmission and distribution matters reserved to the states by the federal power act. dumpver, epa attempts to the politically unpopular decision making of having the big winners and losers on the regulatory said legislators. epa's proposed rule six to the seeks to turn states into hostages. source proposal, epa goes beyond the reading of the clear act section

and that purpose behind that law does not exist in this case scenario. because, my client has built or i should say that the previous owners of the property have built the units with the benefit of the permit. and now, because of the historic nature of the permit, it is unclear whether the ground unit was constructed with the 1966 permit, but what we do have is the benefit of that permit certificating that unit as a unit that had complied with the codes in 1966. so what we have here is not a dangerous illegal unit that the law contends or is looking to facilitate in terms of the property owners, to legalize, to maintain that rental spot here in san francisco, safe for the landlord as well as safe for the tenants that is not the case here, so the policies that the appellant urges is simply does not apply in this case. because my clients property was built, with the benefit of the permits, and as the inspector has mentioned, in the dbi's record, my client's unit has a cfc indication, meaning it was, and it has a certificate of finalized completing, on cons

to exist?d have a palestinian state, then the palestinian state will decide on its policies. but you cannot ask me about the future. i answered you, but palestinian people can have their say when they have their own state without expectation. >> that seems why this problem is so intractable, charlie. the great question, which is the failure to recognize each party's right to exist. >> a question of security and justice. >> i thought you had him too. oh, breakthrough. then when you asked a very simple question, it was a simple no. id made the hair stand up on my neck. one step forward, two steps back. why is he there, charlie? >> he said he can't go back into gaza. he was in damascus first and cairo and now he's in doha. he said he can't get back. i don't know if that's true or not. >> i thought there was a moment when you said, thank you and he said you're welcome. >> he listens in english. they don't want to answer in english because they think they might make a mistake and might not know a wo

buzzfeed started the iphone did not exist.s -- has enabled distribution that people do not .hink was possible >> is there a point of saturation where there is only so much that media startups can grow in room for only so many unlimited distribution acceptability? >> there used to be what people called natural monopolies. if you are the biggest newspaper in philadelphia you would have a natural monopoly. you had the big printing press and had the trucks to drive the papers around and who else can start something to compete with you and the argument was on the web we would never see that happen. blogger can start a site. there is no limitation of space. likewise with radio. there is limitation. if you get a slot on the dial you have an advantage. sayinge -- what you're is the competitive advantage is having to come from technology. it is the ability for editors to make content more quickly. faster and better data to optimize your site. the way that you build competitive advantage is in technology. that is why we have a focus on

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by the entertainment commission exists and guard cards exists so let's leave in i'm going to change my motion in two seconds here i want to let's leave in the party buses, security cameras and e-mail the calendar, and that's it. >> that's it. >> i want to amend my motion i move to approve including police conditions number 5, and 7 and number 6 to be amended to say outside. that's my motion >> exterior. >> what. >> exterior cameras. >> outside cameras. >> so you want to say outside. >> you want to second. >> is it clear to people barbara you look a little bit confused. >> all right. so we're going striking number one which talks about after hours. >> extended hours right. >> because it was never applied for they can't do it. >> right. >> i also see there's a requirement in the neighborhood so he'll have to go through a whole new planning process to get the extended hours anyway. >> that makes sense. >> so is it clear what we're voting on the motion stands let's take a vote. >> on the motions to approve the striking police conditions 1 to 4 and keeping in 5 and 6 with the exterior or

two sides, hamas exists to kill. israel sometimes has to kill to exist. what country puts a hospital on the border of its enemy territory to take kacare of the wounded. which one has the mother's mother-in-law treated in an israeli hospital. but sending his mother-in law to israel, let alone his granddaughter. what country allows hundreds and hundreds of trucks of medicines, good food and other details. thank you again, to allow it to go into gaza. you remember the campaign for humanitarian cement last year? how all of us were pressured and how israel was pleasured. send in cement. they need it to build. and israel said they'll make missile rocket bases, they'll make tunnels. no, they need cement. they need cement. we know what they did with the cement. 500 tons in a single tunnel. so we are not going to be fooled anymore. and no more pressure on israel to do what it thinks is not in its best interest. israel alone has to make those decisions. proportionality is the code word of the day. s so the next time the local police have a bank robbery and you have

que era a la vez, la universidad nacional de espaÑa, que ya no existe, para los... van a tener. >>> bueno, se iban a graduar con un certificado para ser maestros ahora, con esos certificados van a recibir una maestrÍa en educaciÓn. >>> es algo grande eso. >>> en un aÑo es mucho trabajo pero sÍ, costea. >>> bueno, es lo que sucede en el este de san josÉ si quiere mÁs informaciÓn. vamos a la informaciÓn. la pÁgina del antiguo national... si tiene una pregunta sobre lo que ocurriÓ. abajo estÁ la pagina del nuevo concepto en este plantel, la educaciÓn, y la colaboracion, educaciÓn para latinos allÍ. regresamos con mÁs aquÍ en comunidad del valle. no se vayan. >>> regresamos en comunidad del valle. y lo que ocurre en este plantel. y son 3 conceptos. vienen con el instituto aquÍ en este plantel. las escuelas de charter, las escuelas de preparatorias que van a llegar. y la educaciÓn de maestros. es un gran concepto. >>> claro, esta alianza es importante porque lo que va a pasar, es que las investigaciones que se van a llevar a cabo con el instituto, van a ser en las mismas

i mean, i think it would be less than what currently exists. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i will follow schweikert's leading and call you deputy administrator bob. and also based on hearing that you are going to be leaving, probably after today, you figured you should have left three weeks and a day earlier. well, we're going to try to just get some questions answered. there's been a lot of discussion about how the epa's new rule can negatively effect small business. can you, you know, just list or describe a way that it can positively affect small business? >> well, i'll just do something very quickly here. on the water definitional rule, the waters of the united states, we firmly believe, and we heard this from the discussions we've had with small businesses, that a, they want to make sure that the law is interpreted correctly because they want clean water. but second, they want to be able to have the clarity or the certainty of what's in and what's out. we are struggling to do that. and that is our intent, to try to do that. and

you referenced a term arrogance that exists. perhaps amongst some prosecutors and i believe the majority are operating in good faith though the i may not agree with the decisions that they make. but who as it currently exists right now has the capacity to oversee prosecutorial behavior and or decision making and what consequences are there when inappropriate public policy decisions are being made? start with attorney benjamin and we'll go to dr. baker. >> the power of oversight and the power to rein in federal prosecutors reized in either doj, in the attorney general or the u.s. attorney for a given district. the reality, however, is that rarely will these individuals want to interfere with the career prosecutors who have been doing this all their lives and are on the line. and so the answer is, to take a look at the tools that are being used to produce this result. and i think that the biggest problem is the existence and the expansion of the use of mandatory minimum sentences. that is what gives the unfathomable power to feder

of the existing charter references june 3, 2008. that is language from an old charter amendment from 2008. and that language refers to the intent of the that charter amendment. in the red-lined version, there were some errors in the published charter that leaked their way into the first version of this charter amendment. so we corrected those errors in the version that supervisor cohen has circulated today and as a result, the copy that you got makes it look like that 2008 date is say new date, but actually that is existing language. >> and to speak to your question, supervisor tang that redevelopment agency former employees also come funded as enforceable obligations. so are there any other questions, colleagues? >> yes. >> okay. >> mr. rosenfield, i would like to have a follow-up of supervisor tang's question. in regards to the additional costs. your analysis that you made seems that your analysis is based on the cost differential ofsomeone that would be hired at today's rate, versus what rate they were getting? if the city hired

and these seem like accident vehicles and i would like to have them combine with the existing fleet. this seems like a good addition to the fleet and i hope that more vehicles are added to the fleet because this is an ex-expanding population in the city and we desperately need it and we should have enough vehicles, at all times to provide adequate service, and i mean that you should really be, saturday, night, and in the subway, and you will see, how horrible it is as far as having access to the transportation. and this is a transit first city. >> anyone else care to address the board. >> seeing none we, have a motion. we don't. >> we have amended the resolution. and right. >> we have mended the whereas klous and is there a mention >> a motion. >> second. >> all in favor, say aye. >> item 12. adopting a policy for placement of wireless facilities on sfmta owned and managed real estate assets; approving the master license agreement for placement of pole-mounted wireless facilities on sfmta-owned poles form; authorizing the director to execute master license agreements with wireless te

existing litigation: city and county of san francisco v. pacific gas & electric company 16. existing litigation: city and county of san francisco v. pacific gas & electric company 17.existing litigation: pacific gas & electric company, v. city and county of san francisco. 18 will not be heard. >> i will get a motion for the attorney client privilege. >> please si >> okay, we are back from the closed session. and announcement following closed session that the commission has reached an agreement to settle on item number 14, i will entertain a motion to disclose. >> move not to disclose. >> there is a second. >> all of those in favor. signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> and opposed? >> the ayes having it. any other commission business? >> seeing none, this meeting is adjourned.

. >> does the technology exist at the nsa to flip a switch by some analysts to listen to americans' phone calls or read e-mails? >> no. >> so the technology does not exist for any individual or group of individuals at the nsa to flip a switch to listen to americans' phone calls or read e-mails? >> that is correct. >> administration officials repeatedly ridiculed snowden's claims that he had access to such content. the former nsa chief assured the new yorker that he didn't have access to that. in an awkward bit of timing, the

the danger exists through this evening. >>> the severe weather is moving ow of the eastern tennessee this morning after powerful storms destroyed at least ten homes there yesterday. rescue crews are conducting door-to-door searches. trees and power lines were knocked down. there are no reports of serious injuries. forecasters are trying to determine if a tornado was responsible. >>> and this morning firefighters in northern california are battling a fire that destroyed at least 13 homes east of sacramento. the sand fire is 50% contained, but six square miles burned since friday. the fire started when a truck drove over dry vegetation. more than 500 homes remain at risk and are under evacuation orders. >> too close to the house and we're not allowed to go home. >> the worst is the winds. nobody knows if it's going to change, get worse, bebetter get put out. you know it's scary. >> 150 miles to the south, a fire near yosemite national park quadrupled in size to more than three square miles. one home was destroyed and tourists at a campground were evacuated. >>> early this morning the u

this measure is not about any existing mayor or any existing supervisor. the most recent member of our board katy tang, supervisor katy tang, had credentials, great experience in the neighborhood, knows her way around here, is an obvious person to serve on the board of supervisors. when it came to selecting mayor ed lee for the interim mayor of 2011, i was one of the persons who voted in favor of mr. lee. my concern was at that time was the process, how a small group of people could make decisions that really should be handled by thousands of people through our electoral process. the lack of checks and balances in the important process means a small minority of people, us, and the interests that are behind us selects who will fill vacancies in the mayor's office or on the board of supervisors. if we approve this measure, it would allow voters to decide who fills vacancy in special elections. then we move from a selection process with a small group of people to a more democratic electoral process, one where thousands more people participate in the process e

or does so much energy infrastructure already exist? >> this has to happen in a place like louisiana. the second plant they're going to build is ethylenes, and it's what we make classic out. from mississippi all the way down to corpus christie, texas, you have one of the world's largest concentration of pet ro chemical plants and refineries, places that can use ethylene. and you have to build a plant like this somewhere on the gulf coast, because right next door, your neighbor can use your product. shell has been talking about building a plant up in pittsburgh, because once you make it in pittsburgh, you have to end up shipping it down to the gulf coast anyway. >> there's an argument with all of the things that happen with natural gas, and fracking in general. some say that it causes earthquakes, and mossville is one of the most polluted places around and when you go into places where the benefit is out weighed by the noise, but there are other places more populated where people have more of a voice, and are we worried that they are goi

it's clearly not going to be on dry land if you're creating this or it wouldn't exist. you would have a dry pond. i have built a few of those, too. >> well, the concept of dry land is -- explain it to me. >> it's not currently a lake or a stream or a river. >> i think it would have to be under a roof to be completely dry. there has to be some flow. what i'm asking here is for some definition. >> it's a term of art. >> i'd like a term of science. >> when you define a bank how tall is the bank in feet. >> there's criteria for a bank and high water mark. >> so let's just -- quickly my time has almost expired. on a flood plain what are the unit to define the size and scope of a flood plain? >> normally flood plains arefre. that's how we define them. >> correct so why wouldn't you define a flood plain that way instead of leaving is open-ended to say that it's moderate to high water flows. would you agree that's not a scientific term moderate to high. >> there's no units or numbers. >> we've asked for help in defining the size of the flood plain. as a specific question we've