hester is describing. i am prepared to leave that open and add it with an asterisk of what is the meaning of complicated case and spend a little bit more time thinking about instead of just reacting. i would -- commissioner miguel: it is not defined in the rules. which is all right with me. president olague: we have a conversation about that here. commissioner moore: we might want to discuss that a little bit further. secretary avery: commissioners, i have a feeling that i am probably the only one who is here with the discussion of the creation of complicated cases standards, etc., and the commission had a discussion on what constituted the complicated case. they did not ever put that in their rules and basically it was on the size of the document that came through and the size of the project that was being proposed. and again, it was never ep caps lated in the -- it was never encapsulated in the rules and regulations and you don't have a definition. and if no one was here, it would be hearsay if i came up

. >> sue hester. can i explain an issue ommitted by the staff? ok, i will use it against my time. this site was not posted in compliance with the rules. 801 brannan has one building site on 7th street. this is the secondary entrance and this was ripped off. six days after the document was released, the only visible sign, if you walk around the block, the building itself was not posted. nobody knows what this is like, going through this process. the concourse is where this is held and nobody knows about this. the building was finally posted on the sixth of july. a couple of weeks later -- they should have had 60 days of commons because of the scope of the project. it was given 45 days and most of them did not have postings on the most critical building the public is interested in, people go to this but did not know that this is going to be demolished. that is my time. this is an 824 dwelling unit project, with 799 parking spaces. they are planning something i have never seen, they say that they will have extra parking because of the contractual obligation because of the prior sales

. >> sue hester. i want to follow up on comments made by other speaker. first of all f the city is planning on having outreach and working with groups in the first weeks of september, that is kind of dysfunctional. many community organizations, just like this planning commission, go on vacation and the board of supervisors goes on vacation, and so if their current proposal is to do a quick outreach program when no one is there, it's not going to work. and second thing is like chris schafer said, recreation facilities are not all owned and managed by rec park. we have boys and girls clubs. we have ymca's, we have tennis clubs, we have a lot of recreation facilities. some of them are nonprofit, some of them are for profit, that provide a real resource in the city and some of those have been telling staff that you really need to step back and have policies that deal with those facilitieses. we deal with housing and housing is all privately owned and why can't we put something more than rec park, something substantive. and you need to have guidance in this el

they are closing out -- mcgwire and hester will be closing their contract soon, and we did issue a letter authorizing final intention release. with respect to the wealth component of the program, we continue coordinating with caltrain, and i'm pleased to report that all the designs made by high-speed rail have been accepted by the rail authority. so that is good news. we did reach final comment resolution on the dual board report prepared by parsons. the final report was submitted on june 29. our station is designed to accommodate dual mode operations as well. now, i would like to have our construction of date, but what we have been doing as well as what we plan to do over the next number of months. >> good morning, directors. i am with turner construction providing the construction management oversight. there it is. thank you. this morning, i would like to provide our normal construction of date and also give you more details about what is coming up the next couple of years, which is the majority of the buttress shoring and excavation work. on the demolition site, the contractor -- the c

direct contact with their students current or former on facebook a practical reason given for the amy hester student protection act was that it would help her inappropriate sexual relationships between students and teachers because as we know once you outlaw something the problem goes away you know just like underage drinking drug use and speeding really all it's probably done to send the actual offenders but we really do have to worry about the broader ground well punishing everyone else of course like all well intentioned get stupid and overbearing nanny state legislation the law has untended consequences christina thomas a missouri teacher is now by law forbidden to speak to her own children via facebook which obviously is one of the most commonly used forms of communication today but the law offers no exceptions her children meet the statutory definition of student or former student because they attend school she says that. that means the government is literally limiting ways in which she can contact her own children fortunately she is now suing the state of missouri in conjunction with

. >> devon hester a member of the chicago bears. it's pretty in depth. the article.got pictures and everything like that. miami's really up against it right now. >> we've got the head of the ncaa. he met with the college presidents. they said they were going to come one a new rule book. it seems to be a spreading scandal. we have what happened in ohio state which has really upset a lot of people. last year alone auburn and michigan. >> butch davis out of the job with the tar heels. tressel everything that happened with terrell pryor and now pryor's in the news being in the nfl supplemental draft. the ncaa wants to run a clean program. if they are to do that, then they have to be pretty harsh here with miami. with the reggie bush scandal and usc they took 30 scholarships away. pete carol now coach of the seattle seahawks. golden takes over in miami. they've got to be pretty stern here. miami's been on the collegiate football scene especially in south florida. when they issue a come down with a decision here, it's got to be pretty stern. >> we can rethink the whole dea

she had mixed up with drugs, and in turn, hester. >> there were a few by the beaver dam that fit theiptions of chuck and sheri. speaking with them, once these two individuals did make their way back to wisconsin, they get a convention with involving them from the residents down in beaver dam. >> weren't exactly master criminals, were they? >> no, not by any sense of the word. two teenagers from wisconsin, what c whacked out on drugs and not knowing what was happening. >> but their jobs were not sure what the state had found. that's when rory got the call from nebraska, heard how that ring turned up at the scene of a double murder, heard how they tracked it back to a walmart in beaver dam, cory, ryan and the stolen truck. >> that must have been a shock to get that information, to have it cross your desk. >> that pretty much send a chill down your spine. how is this young man tied to t the. provides a chilling glimpse of what may have happened inside that farmhouse. >> obviously that guy is up there killing somebody. >> unless, of course, she's lying. when "in the dead of night" contin

other stars named, the new york giants roll, vince received $50,000 and star kick returner devin hesterved cash and jewelry including an engagement ring. the article says shapiro, who some nicknamed lil luke. shapiro started a bounty system against florida and florida state. that's money to take out players on the other team. he put a bounty on tim tebow and offered $5,000 to any player who knocked ricks out of the game. that offer stood for three years. miami new head coach, al goaden who just took over the program said the university should have told him about the investigation if it knew about it, obviously. they open their season september 5th against maryland. that's an ugly story. again, these are allegations. if it is true, miami is in a lot of trouble. >>> bottom of the third, nobody out. billy butler hits off the top of the wall. comes back on to the field. umpires rule it a home run. they go inside to reveal. it bounced off the top of the black padding but under the padding. should have been a double. they leave it as a home run. joe girardi thinks it should have been a double