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development agreement was expressly designed by the city to be both enforceable and to extent tend a costa hawkins challenge. on the question of historic preservation, while opinions on park merced architectural experience vary widely, it has never been established as a historical site. park merced was built quickly and inexpensively by metropolitan life in several cities after world war ii using a cookie cutter form. san francisco's well known architectural heritage abuses the conversation about the values of historic preservation and why it is important. on the question of environment, of which this is a central feature, we should note that the old park merced was con seeved -- conceived and built at odds with those in the cities today. they have low-dense land-use values that no longer make sense. the new design makes far better use of the city's scarce land. the old development is built on heavy use of hedge-heavy drinking water whrks we are talking about preserving the green spaces there, we are talking about landscape that requires tuolomi river water. this is not sustainable. tho the old ne

we are specifically seeking to com ply with hawkins villa the expressed opinions in that law where a contract with agency allowed for consideration and one is forms of assistance speci densified in the density specified in the density bonus statute which includes a whole host of land use concessions or incentives. the package of benefits provide those benefits. here they are. i don't necessarily need to go through them. they are expensive and exhaustive. this bears repeating, i think. no existing unit can be demolished until a constitutional amendmenting unit -- a corresponding unit is available. nobody is required to relocate to an undisclosed location or building. they are allowed to stay in their units until a replacement unit is provided. period. that replacement unit must have the same bathroom and bedroom count, similar storage area based on averages. compam exact same lease and exact same lease terms including the rent. the only difference is the location of the premises. new and old provisions are prohibited. this and any future developer cannot pass prohibited. this and any

vern hawkins. >> angry officers responded to the report in which a number of people charged police use excessive force in dealing black residents. >> . that's nonsense. the investigation was shallow, inept, biased, the station used suggestion, old history in the most obvious forms of staging and editing to try to make their point. >> the report included charges from five black officers in the department. today other black officers said those five are not really representative. >> they are ones that have grievance was the city. they are unhappy with the department for whatever reason. they their views don't even begin to cover those of the department whether black or white. >> the report quoted officers and resident who see the department as racist and violent. >> the chief has no tolerance for any type of brutality and we know we will be fired officers have been fired who have used to much force. >> some members of the black officer's association said they support the five who came forward. they said the police wouldn't respond to speck charges. >> the chief can't come talk to you abou

let's start with the news that russia's quest for a third euro hawkins who are crowned in four years remains very much on track the red machine winning their opening fixture of the l.g. swedish games against england in the moscow region it was holding in the first tell me some three hours shot on the next on power play goal the russians were quick to equalize through alexander after opening the second so all the pendulum swung dramatically in the holes they were russia dominating proceedings to eventually finish the stage three one up and were far from finished an early third period goal for russia looked to put to bed by that storm defends making it for three however that just because charges would have the final say they came up by three to russia with the team's all hands. again up scoring the empty netter the odds shortening on another european cycle for ice hockey is top ranked. we did pretty well actually we gave our all to play a kind of hockey that suits the russian national team's highest standards my line partner and scored two goals i'm very proud of him. we were in full c

s roy kempinski twenty two look in the book of sky hawkins. now so tell. you without seeing her mind in our top stories colonel gadhafi refuses to give up power in libya and accuses osama bin laden of inspiring the rebels he is struggling to control the capital tripoli and western areas protestors are consolidating gains in eastern parts of the country. wiki leaks founder julian assange just. called the decision to send him to sweden to stand trial on sexual assault charges as quote a rubber stamping process sound she said the ruling didn't catch him by surprise and he will appeal. to russia launches a mission to upgrade its army over the next ten years planning to spend six hundred and fifty billion dollars on the project. and this time a could live well and his guests will debate whether the west will benefit from the middle east revolts to stay with us. wealthy british scientists. sometimes. markets the scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name to cause a report o

early on that within one month of the hearing there was congressional hearings headed by a paula hawkins from a republican senator from florida who was looking into whether or not vaccines were doing more harm than good. the result was predictable with a flood of litigation claiming they not only because the epilepsy or mental retardation, a comas, sudden infant death syndrome and there were hundreds of millions of dollars in its settlements and awards and companies were abandoning the business. we went from six measles vaccine work -- makers down to one and eight whooping cough makers down at one. we were on the verge of losing vaccines. what happened is the government stepped in to create the national childhood injury act and decorated a compensation program to put up a wall between the parent and the pharmaceutical company you had to go through the federal claims court before you could sue a pharmaceutical company in open court. we went from 27 vaccine makers in 1955 down at 18 in 1980 to basically five makers today. the national childhood vaccine hot line that was a tremendous hit. w

enough early on, within one month of the shows airing there was a congressional hearing headed by carl hawkins, which is a republican senator from florida do was looking into whether are not vaccines, in fact, were doing more harm than good. the result was predictable. there was a flood of litigation claiming the vaccine not only caused epilepsy or mental retardation but and explained, sudden infant death syndrome and other illnesses to the point that there were hundreds of millions of dollars in settlements and awards. companies were largely abandoning the business. we went from six measles containing -- measles vaccine makers to one, three polio vaccine makers to one, and we went from a whooping cough or pretences vaccine makers to one. we were on the verge of losing vaccines. what happened in 1986 is the government stepped in and created something called the national childhood vaccine pact which created the vaccine compensation program to put up a wall between the parent and the pharmaceutical company. you had to first go through this federal claims court before you could actually sue a pha

he went down there to appear before court before judge hawkins, and before the ginners, to hear themjudge that they will gin the cotton. the attorney general from his first day put his mind and energy and drive just to help one cotton farmer in east carroll parish gin his coffin. there was a good omen for the country, believe me. it really was. in that first year, i thought an awful lot of robert kennedy and i could remember his words. you've got to do more. what are you going to do about mississippi? that's not good enough. i want suits in every parish, every county in mississippi and alabama and every parish in louisiana. so we started and first there was macon county, alabama, and then we filed just about at the time of the freedom rise the first case under the kennedy administration, dallas county, selma, alabama, and then in yull, two cases were filed in mississippi, at the same time, pursue -- the student nonviolent coordinating committee's representative wrote and said that sncc was going to work on voter registration in mississippi and that put another burden on robert kenned

first of all, whatever happened to the humphrey hawkins full employment bill, law? this fight's been going on for years, and that was enacted way back when, and i don't know if it's ever been implemented. secondly, i see students coming out of school today, $130,000 in student loans. they get them defered as long as they can, but they're still hounding them. is there some way perhaps that you could coordinate with the education department, whoever gives it out, or the banks, whatever torque lay off these kids, $1,400, and they can't make that. there are no jobs, and yet they're hounding them, hounding their parents. thirdly, we have a very successful weed and seed program through the department of justice, where actually young kids that are working and volunteering in neighborhoods, that could be something to augment your program for youth employment, because we've identified them, and it's a positive thing in law enforcement working with children. i would specifically like to know what's going to happen this summer, and perhaps you need your department to go out ac

out the way he said it was going to work out, he sent me down there to appear in court before judge hawkinsar them tell the judge that they would take his cotton. think of it. the attorney general for the first day put his mind and his effort and energy and drive just to help 1 cotton farmer in east carroll parish gen his cotton. that was a good omen for the country, believe me, it really was. in that first year i saw lot of robert kennedy. i can remember his words. you have to do more. what are you going to do about mississippi? that is not good enough. i want suits in every parish and every county in mississippi and alabama and every parish in louisiana. so we started first there was -- so we started. then in july to cases were filed in mississippi, -- two cases were filed in mississippi. this put another burden on robert kennedy to see that the law was going to be enforced. all through those months in 1961 there were cases filed in clark county mississippi and boris county mississippi. august 3 jefferson and davis county. august 4 montgomery, alabama. august 4, brooklyn parish. october 1