finally, we focus on an economically feasible and community supported plan. consensus was not reached on the study presented by the planning department. our study had a consensus of four of the major neighborhood groups. part of that consensus came out of trying to figure out what would be the committee supported development of the publicly owned lots the way that support was gathered for the lots south of market street. we want to see a vision that goes beyond parking lots to create development opportunities. it respects neighborhood character and existing height limits. we talked about a variety of uses within the scope including hotels, cultural facilities, and waterfront recreation. we talked about work force housing on the lot owned by the state off broadway. we talked about lots to small for development and the bike center close to the ferry building. is this impossible? we looked at the area near south beach where many of the developments were built in the late nineties and early 2000's. it is a question of vision and development for all of the lots as

you. >> this is a perfect lead in to what i was going to say, that this is about the development feasibility of all of the sea wall lots. what i want to do is to do that. if you start off not with a process, but you have to have revenue generating users on these lots, and you want to have active recreation and open space and others, where does it make most sense to do the development? you'll be amazed at how smoothly the development process will go. a big the planning director said it best. these are two different kinds of studies. the planning department's was an urban design plan. ours is with the next step would have been. these are in the right sequence. i wish they happened closer together, but they are in the right sequence. what we did after we completed the consensus on where the development should go, they say that if you stay with these uses and stay with the public trust, does it make sense to develop the community? the answer is yes. hotels are viable at the locations even in this economy. the conversation about the hotel that is doing very well. i am told it is one of the most s

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what the scientists are saying well if you have space based defense has been proven to be not a feasible idea because you would need so many interceptors and these would be in orbit now people have an idea that things are stationary in orbit they're not in low earth orbit they're moving very fast so they're not over any one region for very long the consequence of that is that you need many many many interceptors and for instance you can create a hole in the defenses by just shooting a prior missile to get the local interceptors to intercept and then you have for the future you have a big hole in your defense that you can. that you can use to send a missile through so scientists know that why aren't we spending money on it i think as far as i know there's not actually money being spent right now on developing it but there is the defense still a lot they're studying the concept they're not actually building it as far as i know at the moment but it's definitely proven proven to be feasible idea and it's not just the american physical society various x. officers technical officers of the air

what do you think is politically feasible in this kind of environment? >> politically feasible? [laughter] >> ok, next question. >> i kind of alluded to it in my opening statement. political feasibility depends upon political leadership here -- leadership. in political leadership comes about from individuals who have a deep feeling for and an intellectual concept of what is happening to our society at large. if a political leaders this to -- says to you that our unemployment is 9% and does not mention the 18%, they do not have a firm grasp of what is happening in our society. happening in our society. if a political leader and says we have to have more of these free trade agreements because it will help our country and employment, they do not have a firm grasp of what has happened in the past with these free trade agreements. what is politically feasible depends upon political leadership. i am not in the mode of bashing president obama or anything like that. i think the times call for bold, innovative leadership on the part of the president of the united states. if we do not hav

a study on the technical and operational feasibility of space based interceptors that's from one of the papers here space based interceptors that sounds an awful lot like reagan's. plans to the american physical society conclude it was a hoax but nonetheless billions of dollars were spent on research he thinks that the current myself offense program will also could turn into a hole where money goes on disappears despite what the scientists are saying well space based defense has been proven to be not a feasible idea because you would need so many interceptors and these would be in orbit now people have an idea that things are stationary in orbit they're not in low earth orbit they're moving very fast so they're not over any one region for very long the consequence of that is that you need many many many interceptors and for instance you can create a hole in the defenses by just shooting a prior missile to get the local interceptors to intercept one and then you have for the future you have a big hole in your defense that you can. then you can use to send a missile through so scientists

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generating open space and active recreation uses across the lots and is both financially and politically feasible. thank you for your time. >> i am president of of the coast neighborhood association. if you review the boundaries of the community vision plan, that you're learning more about today, you would find the area under study is practically identical to the boundaries of the neighborhood coast association. we work in the neighborhood and we try to raise children. as the association most affected by planning, we had high hopes when supervised chiu convinced the planning department to make appointments in the area but we were disappointed with the outcome. primarily designed to justify a huge development, it lacked details concerning the other lots and set up a continuation. in addition, the pleas for community consensus was alternately ignored. it was embarrassing for those of us that live in the subject area. we joined a dozen organizations to provide a model for development and growth for many decades. the vision planet is it fair to the city and the port. we urge you to adopt this plan an

i appreciate the comments on the financial feasibility.these kinds of studies often did not take this into consideration. i still have a lot of questions regarding this. the comparisons to the city, such as the central freeway octavia boulevard, study and development, we do not have 13 years. we have the america's cup coming, with billions of visitors coming to the city. but this concerns itself with certain neighborhoods, much more than they did the entire city, even though this was a major drop. this is not just a neighborhood, this is a jewel of san francisco and the city. we have to look at this a little bit differently in my mind and a little bit more seriously. it is major in that aspect. what we do with this will be around with us for the next hundred years. they have mentioned to the transportation which is absolutely important. this is a failure, in my estimation. it does not work. i have not been an expert on transportation and i am and not about to tell them how to fix this. at the moment, transportation is not working. we are a

there are feasibility issues. they will help us bring the conversation about the environmental goal to the discuss the different feasible strategies in the process developing the regulation. in the issue of environmental review, for certain iss air quality and noise, the planning department now, given our capacity, when they have a major project or controversy, or an issue, they make a referral to us to look at the environmental report. they will ask us to look early in the process to see if the analysis is adequate and correct, and they will take our opinions and analysis in consideration. we don't have -- they and their commission make the final judgment. finally, on the proactive information, like the healthy development tool, there are no regulations. we typically will, when we do one of these evaluations, we will bring to the planning department and project proponent our analysis and a set of recommendations. we will have a dialogue with them. "ok, we can do these things. we cannot do these things." those hav

also, there are almost no sidewalks were landscaping would be feasible. that is ridiculous. noticing neighborhood groups is important, not just of the neighborhood association happens to be located within 300 feet of one of these boxes. come on. telling us to have to go to a website to look at every city department to find out when meetings are -- there has to be a better process. if there has to be more things like this, the city shouldn't money from it. but i believe the ordinance says an underground or private first. thank you. supervisor weiner: let me call some more cards. [names are read] when we are done with public comment, i am going to ask for a few more questions to be answered. >> [speaking spanish] i am a resident of san francisco and live around the mission. i am here because i am opposed to seeing more utility boxes around the city, especially around my neighborhood. i think we should not be giving away public right-of-way to public corporations so they can benefit without having substantial community benefit. we should deny the policy to support giving commun

and replacement of the cities where they make sense on private property or underground whenever feasible, and if they are on private property or underground, it is required that their impact be minimized. some of the basic requirements of the order are that a person wanting to place the facility is give dpw a by-year plan for the cities they are thinking of, designs of the cabinets, the identified locations that are not on public rights of way in a documented attempt to enter into an agreement with owners to place those facilities there, and they also document an attempt to place facilities underground if that is feasible and that they explain -- export locations. this is the directors working order. supervisor wiener: right, and as you're going through it, if you could talk about how the departments are coordinating or if it is just dpw or others you are inviting others. >> ok, i will. i thought i would just summarize first. so those are the basic requirements. one of the things that we pay attention to is better not unreasonably affect the character of the streetscape, the footprint, t

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what do you think is politically feasible in this kind of environment? >> politically feasible? [laughter] >> ok, next question. >> i kind of alluded to it in my opening statement. political feasibility depends upon political leadership here in political leadership comes about from individuals who have a deep feeling for and an intellectual concept of what is happening to our society at large. if a political leaders this to you that our unemployment is 9% and does not mention the 18%, they do not have a firm grasp of what is happening in our society. if it political leaders says, gee, we just have to have more of these free trade agreement because it will help our country and help employment, then they do not have a firm grasp of what has happened in the past for these free trade agreements. politically feasible depends upon political leadership. i am not in the mode of bashing president obama or anything like that, but i think the times call for bold innovative the ship on the part of the president of united states -- innovative leadership on the part of the president of the un

we would love to see everyone get a token, but it's not feasible and we would like to see shelter beds for all homeless clients but we know because of funding issues that it's not possible. supervisor kim: have you examined the policy in santa fe that was recently -- in san jose that was recently instituteed? >> no, i have not, and was not aware of it. >> they provide stickers so they can ride for free up to two months and then renew it. >> all right. and what i did -- supervisor kim: it happened this year. >> oh, okay. i'll look into that, but what i did provide you is the offices of the shelter monitoring committee is what we call a lifeline. it's for individuals who are below poverty and have a certain level of income where instead of paying $70 for the muni fast pass, they pay $35. so i did provide them with that informing and our shelters are aware of it. supervisor kim: and i imagine many of the homeless individual cans not afford a $35 and is not very popular. >> or those homeless individuals in the shelters who are receiving f.s.i., you know, so where they can get the senior pa

we fully recognize it is not feasible to do all 100% sample. for the hospital, there are five outstanding recommendations that are in process. we found an audit that over a six-year time, they spent $432,000 more than the fund received. therefore we believe this recommendation will protect the long-term solvency of the fund. we are asking them to be considered -- reconsider implementing some sort of process to ensure the fund is reviewed on a quarterly basis at least. with regards to the art commission, there are two outstanding recommendations that are partially implemented. they are regarding contract issues. again, the department does have responsibility for oversight of the organization and to ensure that contracts are being properly utilized and that the contents of that contract are being abided by pearso. for mta on the stand francisco's center garage, there are two remaining outstanding recommendations that are in process. in they are working on these implementations, and they are diligently working to resolve the issue that relates to

cumbersome bureaucracy, regulatory regime that could control these things or is it politcally not feasiblen't know about the politics. in the book we have a three-stage plan to get from where we are now to where we want to be. first we stop messing around and wind down fanny and freddie. second we need to wean mortgage finance off the government. you can't do it cold turkey. you have to do it gradually. our plan takes a decade to do that. >> jon: we'll be here then. if they fight for a decade that should be all right. we're all going to die! [laughter] >> it's been three years we haven't done anything. you have to address it at some point. you would hope a private mortgage finance system well functioning. you have to have it well regulated and if you have that you have a much better functioning economy afterwards. >> jon: one word yes or no is that -- there any possibility in this universe that that gets done? >> 50/50. >> jon: "guaranteed to fail" it's really disturbing. get it. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen.

the president shall ensure that the agreement shall include feasible steps to preclude rising of gas prices, and prohibitions on seedsing of land of american farmers ranchers and homeowners. the speaker pro tempore: the house is not in order. members please take your conversations from the floor. the gentlelady from ohio is recognized for five minutes. ms. sutton: mr. speaker, i rise today to offer this amendment in response to a concern that we have all heard and which was recently raised in a letter that i received from a constituent in cuyahoga falls, ohio. he wanted to though how congress can help with rising gas prices, prices that are forcing him to spend less on taking care of his family and causing uncertainty and uneasiness. it's with my constituent in mind that i offer this amendment today. mr. speaker, today we have an opportunity to join together to pass this amendment and to do something that my constituent and for the middle class families like his across this country that exist in each and every district. >> the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentl

. >> politically feasible? >> next question. >> i kind of alluded to it in my opening statement. political feasibility depends upon political leadership. political leadership comes about from individuals who i think have a deep feeling for and intellectual concept of what is happening to our society writ large. if a political leader says to you our unemployment is 9%, and doesn't mention the 18%, they don't have a firm grasp of what's happening in our society. if a political leader says, gee, we just -- we've got to have more of these so-called free trade agreements because it will help our country and help employment, then they don't have a firm grasp of what's happened in the past with these free trade agreements. so what's politically feasible depends on political leadership. i'm not in the mode of bashing president obama or anything like that, but i think the times call for bold, innovative leadership on the part of the president of the united states. if we don't have that, then it sort of comes back down o

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>> what's feasible is this.t ceiling without any contingencies, just get that out of the way. it should have been perfunctory from the beginning. end the wars, there's over a trillion dollars in savings over ten years, next, medicare for all. that would solve many of our budget problems to begin with, because the insurance companies are still taking hundreds of billions of dollars every year in terms of their pound the flesh for a privatized health care system. save social security, strengthen it by taking the caps off so that people who make over $106,800 a year would be subject to the fica tax. these are things that could be done to straighten things out. we don't have to pretend the sky is falling, it's not. this is a political, manufactured crisis, and it shouldn't be anything that's causing anxiety among the american people. we shouldn't be creating this debt psychology and any -- >> this is a republican made crisis and it's all, in my opinion, an effort to defeat president obama and they're going to take t