as you are walking down the hallway, hey, the thing i saw in the hallway yesterday, i don't know if that was playing or what it was, but from my end that doesn't seem right to me. you know you can always come to me. i know i'm not your teacher, i know i don't have all the answers but i can find somebody who can. you don't expect a big hallmark moment where the kid tells you everything. but you are planting a seed. we need to have teachers look like i am present, i am seen, i see you, i care about you and i care about you as much as i care about every single kid in this school. defend the rights of every child in the school and i'm going to do that in the 5 minutes of my break. (applause). >> lee, in your movie there was a scene on the bus that i know you want to tell us about. are we going to see it? because it has to do with what she's talking about. >> can i help you guys? >> very upset ?oo ?a i am going to be honest, i am upset enough i don't want to talk about --. >> sorry. okay, i just got confused about that clip. so this is the clip we're trying to play, right, whoever is running

he pulled the woman passed officer heppler and a door opens at the end of the hallway. it was later determined to be the suspect's sister and ran hysterically across the hallway. at this time, officer heppler repeated san francisco police department, come out. hearing the commotion from the other side of the hallway, officer heisen and hernandez were standing. suddenly, from a door on the left side of the hallway, the suspect appeared holding a large knife in each hand. both arms were raised above his head as he pulled it down the hallway towards officers. officer eisen shot the beanbag. in an attempt to put distance between the suspect and himself, he started backing up all shouting, put it down. the suspect refused to obey the commands and quickly continue towards officer heppler with knives in each hand. the only option he had to stop the threat to him and fellow officers was to use the fire arm. officer heppler shot the suspect and save himself, the other officers, and undoubtably the suspect's sister from being stabbed. for these actions they are being awarded the

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he's got cameras in the hallways. we see someone walking down the hallway. you have to get out of there. why is that? you walked down the hallway. i do not remember hearing that against the law. you cannot walk down the hallway. i don't remember reading that anywhere, okay. unless there is some secret code that i'm not aware of. and any time we approach the management with negotiations, they either blatantly lie to us or they turn a deaf ear. i've been waiting six months for a phone jack. i could have built a phone by then, okay. these are the problems we're experiencing. i gave up on the phone jack. am i supposed to wait another six months? i could have called mars by now. it's ridiculous. i could have contacted a space shuttle by now, okay. with the phone jack [speaker not understood]. the tenants do not exist unless it's check day. that's what i'm trying to say. it's like this magic trick they play on the first. we exist momentarily to pay rent, then poof, we disappear again. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >>> thank you very much. >> do you have a comme

please carry on conversations in the hallway. the board holds the presentation are as follows. appellants and permit holders and department representatives have 7 minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals people affiliated with these parties must include the comments in the three or seven minute periods. the members who are not affiliated have up to three minutes each to address the board but no rebuttals. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, the members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked but not prior to present a card. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments and suggestions, there are customer satisfaction survey forms on the left side. if you have questions requesting a rehearing, please speak to the board staff during the break after the meeting or all the board office term morning 1650 mission street. and this meeting is broadcast live on san francisco government television, cable channel 78 and dvds are available for purchase from sfgtv. it. >> d

. >> amazing profound learning happens in the hallway. >> reporter: a social media site where you load the schedule and it connects you with students in your school and around the world. >> you can add an event to thursday november #th and say i have -- 8th and say i have a test and anyone else studying can see that. >> reporter: post the question and get a slew of answers from other students taking the subject. >> even change your setting. >> reporter: thomas jefferson high school senior created the site with a tj alum the project had so much promise that microsoft was interested and gotanother teen from spring brook high school in maryland to develop the mobile app. the all student project is really taking off. >> classes are loaded in. you can either adthem on the website or in the app. >> every student has fear aboutasking the one question that seems so straightforward and you don't get it and don't want to be the one who doesn't get it. so, everyone has the fear and having an app like this that abol ishes the fear is well --abol ishes the fear is welcome ding abolishs the fear is

you line up along a wall in the hallway.ome people file into the actual cafeteria where the machines are. they cast their ballots, and the rest of them wrap around along this wall in the hallway. fts goi it's going to take a while for folks to cast their ballots. they believe it's very important. they want their voices to be heard, and theyn't wanted to m sure to get out here early this morning. the polls open at 6:00. here in virginia, they're going to stay open until 7:00 tonight. we're expecting just a constant flow of people all day long. the best time to come is off-peak hours between 10:00 and 4:00. you can bet it's just going to be busy all day long. reporting live in alexandria, megan mcgrath, news 4. >>> and voters in the commonwealth also get to decide on two ballot measures. question one involves eminent domain. it would allow companies to take someone's home or land only if it's for public use, not for private gain. and question two is about the amount of time a general assembly can delay the start of a veto sess

talk about with colleagues is the write up process when they cuss you out in the classroom or the hallway. i was in chicago in may and already the strike talk was coming up and talking to some of the teacher. one of the teachers said i don't know what to do about this bullying thing because the kids are cussing me out in the hallway and all i can do is write them up. i think that's a moment i'd like us to think about in terms of empowerment of the teacher. it might be the case that the teacher doesn't feel for a lot of different reasons that she can't depend on his principal to back her up and maybe that principal their best, too. but one of the things i want us it look at in terms of treating children with dignity, which means they are worthy, two things. respect as a word is overused in schools and if i could frankly take down all of the banners of in schools that say you have to respect yourselves, i would. because i think that kids see that and they think that what we do is put up banners that do not sometimes reflect the way we treat each other underneath those banners. they are so c

social media and education collide in something called the hallway. when we come back, we have an exciting new project. >>> howard here with your weather first. jacket weather once again. another cold start. it's going to be a chilly day today. mix of sun and clouds. by lunch time upper 40s. we'll barely get to the 50- degree mark for a high. by 5:00 p.m. dark already with a temperature of 48. back in just a few minutes with the seven-day going right through the weekend. >>> an accident on the northbound side of i-95 in virginia. at route 123. it has been moved to a nearby commuter lot. the lanes are open but the damage is done. on the northbound side of i-95 give yourself extra time trying to get into woodbridge. more details coming up in my next report. back to you, mike. >> thanks a lot, monika. >>> this week's cool schools makes not one but two stops. teams from thomas jefferson high school in alexandria, virginia and spring brook high school in spring brook, maryland are connecting on the next big thing. they're working on a project where social

and a new hallway that has been filed, thankfully and that will make it a legal exit, which is better than what they were... i think that they were going to sprinkle the garage or something like that. we did find that there should have been a wall there whether it was taken out by the previous owners or the new owners it is going to be put back and i think that they are quite willing to do it. i didn't have to fight them to get it done they signed the permit themselves and if any of the commissioners have any questions on the case? >> mr. duffy. i think that it is appropriate that we review the procedures upon which further review by your department with respect to either the agenda that is submitted and issued, following the approval of the site permit. specifically, in respect to whether the roof deck was originally granted or not granted. the addition of a corridor wall, additional lights, i presume that you can could then discuss what types of reviews the department still has to do. >> you are right about that commissioner, i actually have that written down here. addendum need to

and ask your question in the hallway instead. >> the name came from the idea that some really amazing profound learning happens outside the classroom in the hallway. >> reporter: the social media where you load your class schedule and the site will connect you with students to your school and eventually around the world. >> you can add an event to thursday november 8 and say that you have a test and anyone else studying, you know, they can see that. >> reporter: post your question and get a bunch of answers from other students taking the subject. >> you can change your settings. >> reporter: they created the site with a t.j. alum. the project had so much promise that microsoft got interested and they got another team from spring brook high school in maryland to develop the mobile app. and the all-student project is really taking off. >> the classes, they are loaded in. and you can either add them on the website. >> they have that kind of fear about asking that one question that seems so straightforward. but you don't get it and you don't want to be that one student who does not get it

. >> reporter: so you have an idea where he is in the museum, that is him over there down the hallway. oprah, katie couric, al roker. this is larry king and one of larry king's groupies. >> what does it look like to be ith me? [ laughter ] >> reporter: he was raised in south carolina but born in washington. so, he said he enjoys visiting d.c. >> reminds me of my infancy. >> a lot of spitting up? >> and a lot of infantile behavior. >> reporter: he said his kids will visit the wax museum. will it freak them out? >> of course, it freaks me out. >> reporter: when asked if he has a message for congress. >> are they distill -- they're still here? >> they still here. >> all of them? >> okay. >> reporter: speaking of shirking responsibilities. >> this old fill so going to come in to handy the next time i'm called to jury duty. >> reporter: he enjoyed being graced by his own presence. >> um, um. [ laughter ] >> can i lick me? you can't lick me. >> too late. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in washington, beth parker, fox five news. >> i love him. even more so now that i can go to madame tousseau's an

long lines wrapped around buildings, zigzag down hallways. >> suzanne kennedy is live in bethesda. >> the virginia state board of elections says the voter turnout will be higher than year -- this year than it was in 2008. in maryland, early voting members were double what they were in the last general election. the big question tonight, which presidential candidate benefits from this high voter turnout? in virginia, of voting today meant waiting in extremely long lines. >> this is the highest voter turnout i have ever seen. >> at arlington fire station, it stretched well into the men morning. be patient voters stood and waited for more than two hours. >> the last time i voted, it was a 30 minute wait. >> i have already been in line well over an hour. >> a record-setting 139 million people voted in the 2008 presidential election. today may exceed that historic number. the big winner today will be determined by the size of the voter turnout. >> if it comes close to 2008 levels, that will be strong for president obama. mitt romney voters tend to be more enthusiastic. >> in montgomery cou

. >> reporter: that's the sentiment here in the hallways of capitol hill as well, sue. i can tell you that. we are starting to get a little more clarity on what's going on here today. i just had the chance just a few moments ago to button-hole senator harry reid here in the hallway, asking him a very specific question. i said did treasury secretary tim geithner come up here with a new specific offer for republicans? is that what he laid down on the table for speaker john boehner today? reid told me -- no, there was no specific offer here today from geithner to the republican side. he said that the president of the united states made the democrats' over two weeks ago and there's been no new specific offer since then. i think that explains a little bit of why we saw this reaction from speaker john boehner a little while after he met with geithner. take a listen to how boehner described today's events. >> despite the claims that the president supports a balanced approach, the democrats have yet to get serious about real spending cuts. and secondly, no substantive progress

the lines were at a standstill in the hallways of francis scott key elementary school. the frustration showed. >> i do have a bad back. they did not offer a place for the seniors. >> we are very disappointed. they have had for years to coordinate all of this. >> for some, the wait was too much. one man had to go to the hospital. we want to hear about any problems you notice at the polls today. share your stories at wjla.com. >> despite the rough weather of the past three, survivors of hurricane sandy are voting. >> a brush with possible winter weather is heading this way. >> forget the winter weather the redskins want to get out of town. >> hurricane sandy and the cleanup are not dampening voter turnout in new york. >> people lined up to cast their ballots. turnout has been very height in new jersey and new york. the metro transit authorities provided shuttles to get people to the polls. >> you can count on abc 7 for the most up-to-date coverage of a vote 2012. polls close in virginia at 7:00 tonight. in the district and maryland, it is 8:00. our coverage starts at 7:00

please have conversations in the hallways. the rules are as follows representatives each have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals. parties affiliated within these matters must be complete within that time and members of the public have three minutes to address the board but no rebuttals. to assist the board members who wish to speak on an item are asked but not required to have a speaker card what you come to the podium. cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments and suggestions. there are customer satisfaction forms on the left side of the podium. if you have a question please speak to board staff during a break or call the office tomorrow morning. we are located on davos avenue. this meeting is live on sfgtv and d.v.d's are available for purchase directly from sfg tv. thank you for your attention. at this time we will conduct the swearing in process. if you intend to testify at tonight's proceedings and have the board give it evidentiary weig

. >> go ahead and walk on the right side of the hallway. >> i hope he get out. he don't know how this is. he ain't never been in a situation like this where he had to come here and do no days in here. he don't know how to react in here. he don't know what to do and consequences and stuff if you do something bad in here. >> read these rules. his brother is here as well. i'm not sure where i'm going to put him at. >> still a little kid. he don't need to be in here. >> going to squat down and cough twice. just like that. squat down. cough twice. all right. one more. you got to cough twice. >> i got to make sure he's separated, though. i can't put him over there with his brother. >> put his brother in the lower side. >> we want to keep them separated so that when court comes they can't get their stories to match. they can't lie. that's why we keep them separated. so he won't see his brother until his court date. >> to paint a richer picture of lake county, indiana, and its juvenile delinquency population you have to head to the blue-collar town of hobart. the median

like a real seamy hallway and then a really skinny kitchen. >> you remember exactly. >> like the livingre. >> reporter: i first met her about that time and even then, with songs like "a woman's worth" her talent and her drive were already clear. ♪ a real man knows a real woman when he sees her ♪ >> reporter: i asked her back then -- what's the perfect day for you? wow, the perfect day for me? this is my perfect day. >> reporter: you remember what it was? you said, waking up at 3:00 in the afternoon and reading a book. >> still sounds perfect. >> reporter: back then, you tell me if i'm right, it did seem to be all about the work. >> oh, my gosh, you kidding me. >> totally all about the work. first of all, i grew up with my mother, who was my everything and a single parent. and she had to work her behind off so she also instilled that in me, being a young girl, growing up in the city, you had to be busy or you'll get lost. >> reporter: at 16 she graduated top of her class and was admitted to columbia university. but then, columbia records called, a month into college, she quit. >> i had t

i need a tracker report for the hallways. let's talk about i-95 in virginia, northbound at prince william parkway. alternate lane closures because of construction. volume is light. the beltway is where you are going to face problems. outer loop, american legion bridge slow as you cross because of the road work. the right lane is blocked. look at gw parkway. the lane is blocked. back to you. >> thank you. >>> parents of d.c. school children have a chance to weigh in on the district's plan to close as many as 20 schools. many are in wards five and seven. that means they will face a lot of complaints this afternoon. megan mcgrath has more. >> reporter: d.c. school chancellor's plan to close and consolidate 20 schools has some parents up in arms. later this afternoon, they are going to have the chance to voice their concerns during the first of several public hearings. shaw middle school at garnet patterson is one of 20 schools slated to close under the plan. students like marvin kirkland would be transferred. meaning six through

they actually stretch down the hallway.f you are flying here, definitely expect company at the baggage claim, while getting in a taxi or even using our mass transit. officials expect 1.5 million passenger s to fly through the major airports here. the bridges and tunnels will most likely come with delays. especially since most morns are driving to their holiday destination this year. if you find yourself in manhattan, there will be crowded streets, detours today and tomorrow. in certain areas of the city. that all comes along with the macy's thanksgiving day parade. another good thing to keep in mind, if you have family coming into this area and they need a car, call ahead. a lot of rental places don't have any. that's because a lot people lost their cars during sandy so good idea to plan for that. >>> welcome back. busy travel day. showers clearing out just in time for you to hit the highway safely. as i widen out, show you the entire bay area. you can see, not a whole lot of rain leftover. what is left over is sizzlie f qu

confused clients make quick exits or hide in the hallways.ame of cat and mouse where everyone understands that sex is for sale. he grills a girl he found half naked. >> do you have a massage diploma? >> no. first day, i go to chinese escort. >> okay, you need to -- do you want to work here? you need to go to massage school. you cannot do massage without a permit. okay? >> employee lounge where i was sitting with all the girls, i stuck my head in there and she was putting on her shirt, the lady that was in the -- that claimed she was there for an interview. i asked the owner, is that normally how you interview them, without their clothes on? and she said no. >> the owners barely hide the notion of sex for sale. this sign displayed above the reception area warms customers about mixing drugs and alcohol with sex. >> how many cameras do you have? >> here four and here four. >> so eight cameras? >> yeah. >> business is booming as clients anxiously wait to get in. but the owner hesitates to let them in. can you come back later? i have inspection he

someone came down the hallway and i said, call 911. warren then said, alexis left and came back with a bag in her hands and said, you jumped me, you jumped me. warren said, no one jumped you. she said you don't know what i've been through. the state says simpson then fled scene with the weapon. she turned herself into police later that night. the weapon was never recovered. testimony is expected to continue tomorrow. this trial could run through thursday. because alexis simpson is up on on bond, she did go home this evening with her mother. if convicted, she is looking at facing a minimum sentence of 30 years or a maximum of life in prison without the possibility of parole. in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins. news4. >>> coming up next, stolen cell phones are a growing problem but now there is a new program that could help get them back. >>> 35 in leesburg, 33 in gaithersburg. it will be a chilly night >>> an agreement signed today between the u.s. and mexico ames at making stolen cell phones as profitable to a criminal as an empty w

there is a blow up hot tub, a slip and slide through the hallway taped up to the walls.se people are flying through there and i am sad that i am not there. >> you could have gone to manor north. they did this on the first floor. i did not participate because i knew they were going to get in trouble. there was water everywhere and people got in big bad trouble. i don't know if these people got in trouble or not but it looked like fun. appzxáÑ the university is equivalent to something like harvard here in the united states. these are intelligent kids. >> thatño' doesn't mean they ca have fun. >> absolutely. then they have a dance party going on. but then they go back to the slip and slide. that was probably the number one item of the night. wouldn't it be6z terrible if yo didn't get the invite to the party and your dorm room is this one here and you come out. >> you drop your book ba youo >>> it's the video warming up the web. >> i must issue a warning with this video. major cuteness alert. >> this is so darn cute. you are so right. chinchillas in love next "right this min

and we have to take down the haunted hallway. >> it's the bad news parent would say.you. you know why? you want to know why? you want to know why? i will tell you why. you want to know why? [ laughter ] because next election, i'm running against you. >> i'm running against you, too. [ light laughter ] >> and i am going to win. >> we'll see. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was jaime-lynn sigler. we love you. come back whenever you're the greatest. check out "guys with kids" wednesdays at 8:30 on nbc. aimee mann performs a song after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] zeebox is the free app that makes tv even better. if your tv were a hot dog, zeebox would be fancy, french mustard. just like adding mustard to a hotdog makes you go "woah!," zeebox spices up your favorite shows. download zeebox free and say "woah" when you watch tv. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest just released her eighth album, "charmer." she's here tonight to perform the latest single from it, "labrador." please welcome back to the show, aimee

when the woman decide that they had, it was inquired what she was doing in the hallway. the woman explained that she was returning to india in a few days and was hoping to catch a glance of the president before she went home. she then arrange for the woman to be given a speech after dinner so that she could hear the speech as well as see the president. nixon then left the hall to continue on to previous engagement. i use this the story to begin my top because i think several key points i wish to make about pat nixon and her public role. more particularly about her role as a foreign diploma

frazier stumbled into a hallway and collapsed. that's when additional calls began. >> reporter: the medical examiner testified that the cuts frazier suffered could have killed her in minutes, if not seconds. >> reporter: now, the jury had a number of options for convicting simpson, anything from first-degree murder to involuntary manslaughter. butagain, they found her not guilty on all charges. coming up at 6:00, we talked with students at bowie state university about that and get their reaction. tracee wilkins, news4. >>> we have a developing story in fairfax county. a former teacher arrested and accused of sexually assaulting students decades ago. this afternoon police in mclean, virginia, arrested chris ton kloman. a woman says she ran into him at the washington episcopal school in bethesda last year while he was working as a substitute teacher there, teaching young kids. and that's why she came forward 43 years after the alleged incident. she said she was 12 at the time. this investigation revealed additional female victims an

in this hallway for years. >> there were a number of tenants that stepped forward. >> reporter: theing department spokesman says his agency is doing the best it can. >> all i can say is it's sometimes takes a lengthy due process as local laws require. >> reporter: and in the meantime the tenants trying to live under those circumstances have to put up with it. >> in the meantime, that's correct. often the habitability circumstances for the tenant can be very challenging. >> reporter: a challenge he is now taking on personally in small claims court. >> i'm on a continuation of the fifth time in small claims court which everybody thinks is a joke. they don't believe it. >> five times. >> five times. >> reporter: but like many others who have done the same, he is getting nowhere. >> how is he able to do this? it's not right. it's not fair. >> reporter: as for vivian, a day after we talked to thomas at the building department, the landlord finally sent clark pest control to check out the rodent problem. after a thorough inspection, outside and inside the building, the clark employee told

we get into the hallway, and you could almost get plucked right now. >> reporter: they had to check each of the structural braces that held the tower with the crane to the side of the building. >> we were concerned about the upper most tie. if that tie had failed, that means the mass could fall. that thousand-foot mass. >> reporter: if the climb up was perilous, it was nothing compared to when they got out on the roof. >> you are tied to a rope. but you're trying to get as close to the edge of the roof, where any normal person would not want to be >> i'm looking for information. and i know i'm tied off. once you know that you're tethered, i'm okay with that. you start looking around and doing real work. but it does make your heart beat. >> john miller reporting. they say they don't consider themselves heroes. just guys who had a job to do. it happened to be during the storm of the century. >>> one season ends and another begins. only thing missing was pen. " " his pen came in handy...cury >>> the only thing missing? signed his deal today, but n >>> i texted him on the way home, if you ne

manning encountered heckert walking down a hallway toward him. manning sa anw a concerning said. he sought a loaded gun in his hand. he instinctively call that gun to officers and anyone else. he grabbed for the gun, and they were engaged in locked in hand- to-hand combat. heckert pulled him into our rear bedroom and they struggled for control of the weapon. they flipped over a corner of the bed. manning was able to land on top of him and tried to pin him against the wall between the bed in order to control his arm. that is when the situation went from bad from worse as he grabbed active-duty gun and try to pull it from the holster. manning called for help and alerted the other officers that he was going for his gun. the other officers responded into the room. macmillan jumped into the struggle and pointed the gun at his head. he stated, let it go, or i will shoot. heckert let the get go. the officers took him into custody and saw fire arm that was formally in his hand was now under his body. when they lifted him up, they saw even more disturbing, a three-month old baby was on th

they crowded the hallway of the speaker's office. >> just open your eyes and soften his hearts. >> reporter: hoping to put a human face on the people they say would be hit hardest by the so-called sequester across-the- board government cuts. >> i have three children. >> reporter: april thomas was homeless up until two years ago when they finally put her young family in an apartment in southeast. >> and now i am being told that my housing might be cut and a possibility that i might end up back where i came from. >> reporter: the cuts would cost the city hundreds of jobs and hit education and head start particularly hard. >> what did you want them to do? >> i want them to do what they have to do to be a doctor and there they go too. >> reporter: the speaker's staff locked the door. but they say that the speaker has proposed a responsible and balanced framework to avert the fiscal cliff with tax reform and reasonable spending cuts. >> there are no barriers here. and to set them down and begin to work through the process. >> reporter: the protesters left behind photos of the people they say tha

after the show was over i waited in the hallway to get a picture with the lovely ms.it on facebook too. folks had great comments. and folks, christmas came early. and met alicia, as lovely, pretty, and sweet as she is talented. she sounded great. so i had a big moment in times square studio. thank you, alicia. she has stolen my heart. i am in love again. i just want to put that out there. >> that's actually her holiday card. that's a preview. [ laughter ] >> i wish. >>> real quickly, 3.5 million tuned in for lindsay lohan's performance of "liz & dick" on lifetime. 3.5. apparently she tells sources at huffington post say friend say she wasn't prepared for the harsh criticism. she is devastated by the response to the film. hollywood reporter comparing it lifetime drama, to an snl skit. others saying she was sleepwalking through scenes. uh-oh. >> ooh. i've been coloring liz's hair for years. but lately she's been coming in with less gray than usual. what's she up to? [ female announcer ] root touch-up by nice'n easy has the most shade choices, designed to match even salo

yesterday he opened up his wrist, and bled out all over the hallway in the veterans building. to me this is a travesty. the believe in the community where this happens. the veterans building has over 30,000 square feet of space allocated towards veterans uses, for the most part it is empty. there is a milestone in front of us, the building will be closing down four two year seismic renovation; during that time the american legion we relegate the temporary headquarters. with the building opens up we are still faced with a similar problem. i will make it a priority of mine to help establish suicide and homelessness prevention programs that dovetail with the va efforts. right now the city is overtaxed. i read somewhere that 25 million dollars are spent on veteran alcohol issues. i dedicated nearly my full-time. i sacrifice my own direction as an entrepreneur, our livelihood and hopefully help revitalize his community or be part of the solution and i will continue to do that. i know there are a lot of great candidates. is not this appointship, maybe next time we'll see me again. >

please continue conversations in the hallway. those representing have seven minutes to present the case and three minutes for rebuttals. members of the public not affiliated with the party, have up to three minutes each to address the board but no rebuttals. to assist the board with preparation of minutes, members of the public are asked but not required to submit a speaker card to the board staff when you come to the podium. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments and suggestions, with survey forms on the left side of the podium as well. if you have questions about requesting a rehearing, board rules or hearing schedules, please speak to board staff during a break or after the meeting, or call the board in the morning. the board appeals office is broadcast live on san francisco government tv, sfg tv and channel 78. and thank you for your attention. at this time point in time we are conduct our swearing in process. if you plan to speak at any part of tonight's meeting,

they are older; they were built at a time when they were small, even the hallways are small. back to the fire. sro collaborative were established as a response to these fires. focus on organizing the tenants and trying to come up with solutions to keep fires like this from happening. one of the main things that happened that people may be familiar with is the sprinkler ordinance. in san francisco a hotel room with more than 20 rooms is required have a comprehensive spritzer system in the rooms and throughout the building, and dramatically decreased the prevalence of fires. beyond that, sro collaboratives have worked on the uniform visitor policy; prior to that a lot of landlords and madison were limiting or denying the right to have overnight visitors as well as data on visitors. the uniform visitor policy is a compromise. they don't have the same amount of rights. they can have people overnight every night of the month but it is a compromise, it is a step in the right direction so that people can have visitors. previously, more recently we have worked closely with the depart

and i was just down the hallway at the sunshine ordinance task force. do with very deep concerns i haveç regarding the mission station, specifically limberg. 9 am, these two officers of the force were in attendance at the merchants of upper market castro. they frequently are at the meetings of muncie so it wasn't that unusual to see them at this meeting. however, unlike previous meetings, chuck limberg was not wearing a badge. he was in plain street clothes and came over to me and other members of the public, as we came into the room, andç said that he was not on duty, and was helping mumsy with security issues, and he then directed members of the public where to sit during the meeting. two very controversial issues were on the agenda, which is why there were a number of members of the public at this meeting. and one of them had to do with nudity, the other controversial item had to do with the control of the rainbow flag at milk plaza, two very contentious issues in the castro. when these issues came up for a vote, members of mumsy, chuck limberg cam