. >> and next up, sue hester. >> sue hester, there have been a lot of meetings of people in the neighborhood about this project, and this is a neighborhood. and what we didn't see a shred of today is any discussion of the other block, if there is to be any change at all, people should be told that. secondarily, because the scale and the fastness of the presentation, i really could not understand what is happening along the entranceway along the embarcadero on the east. and is there only one vehicular entrance in the middle of this site? and so, that tour buses taxis and buses from patrons doing a block of tickets because it is an arena as well as the warrior's. and so the people have been really discussing how traffic circulates around this idea and i could not understand, we never have the exhibit and we just have flash flash flash and do you understand how the driveway works on the pier side of the embarcadero? i don't, and i was really paying attention. and so, if there is one driveway, to get in and out, in the same driveway, and it is going to be a mess there. and secondarily, there is

sue hester, we were promised, the public was promised a hearing on the complicated cases as a specific item. when there was a last commission discussion. it was on august 4, the last hearing was september -- pardon me, st. patrick's day, both in 2011. the president was christina, and the vice president was ron magill. the secretary was avery, we never had a hearing at all. you have never bothered yourself to sit in the shoes of the public. one of the things that bothers me a lot is that your process breaks down for those of us that are on the other side. the developers you are taking care of. the staff you are taking care of. and you are taking care of yourself. but the rules that release documents that are meaningful and timely to people are nothing to the planning commission. right now no one can submit anything on any case that doesn't have a report two weeks in advance. and the notices and the cases are put on the calendar. friday afternoon routinely. so functionally we have maybe six days and we don't have the opportunity to submit anything in writing that is all complicated. beca

i do want to state i support sue hester's positions on the larger number of supplemental issues that perhaps don't get appropriate notice of one week. unlike the commissioners who are to read the public is destroying to submit comments that factor into our decision and by restricting us to 3 minutes that i think does potentially a service because we don't have time to submit a more comprehensive set of thoughts. on the second topic i recall on the last hearing commissioner moore suggested she would submit comments to the commissioners this was a matter of public record. i want to thank the secretary for sending those to me but it would have been helpful if documents that are that significant from particular on the submittal documents that support the hearings if those were parrot of the records the public could see and understand. of them. i think commissioner moore: suggestions are significant and merit some attention. i noted there's a request for 3-d reverend it's entirely unclear is that a requirement on the project sponsor or the dr folks if its on both why is the requester has

hester brought it up, and good for her to spell out what she believes what is a complicated case but agree it's subjective. >> commissioner saugaya. >> i think that the examples are office allocation that could be requiring more notification or advance work. and for example it could be tied to a specific planning, development related something like that. rather than doing a general thing that we continue to have. there may be things that she is suggesting back to actions taken or planning decisions or policies or something like that. i don't know. that would take a lot more work. but just to reiterate, in terms of people knowing about projects as there will probably be a dr coming before the commission on something that we worked on. but just as an example in this case, it's a small, it was a demolition of a vacant and abandoned building that hadn't been in use for a long time. that was a dr anyway. because we are going to demolish -- not me, but the developer is going to demolish the building. and in its place is a code compliant building that will add three units. and there have be

monthsse, it is just six after stephen hester, the chief executive -- tech problems last week. concerns about pushing their own small businesses that they lend to into default. >> there is a lot to do and a lot to discuss on rbs. we have a lot of corporate news. we have everything that relates to macro. we are on the fed watch. talk, a wavetaper of risk aversion has swept through the market. i will allow them that. we are waiting for china. we are listing growth targets and inflation targets. that will come through tomorrow. the germans have got a bit of inflation white unlike the rest of europe. when it comes to investing across the map, we had a conversation today with the cio for ubs wealth. he says the real economy is getting better. europe is going to go through more deleveraging. get ready for equity market returns of around seven percent to eight percent. that is on a global basis. still, equities look attractive. this map is about the moment. paris just opening on the green. let's see what they have got that the rest of europe haven't got. vivendi up 1.7%. lvmh up 0.5%.

we nearly four and a half million pounds cash in a private investigation and i took it to stephen hester directly in april two thousand and ten and i asked them to investigate it and i asked them to inform the knesset in thought of these including the f. a c. . and for the last three and a half years stephen hester refused to investigate it so philip hampton refused to investigate it and for three and a half years they've put on jew effort into avoiding investigating with legal threats harassment illegal surveillance and and in the meantime i've continued to to investigate i've worked with various investigative journalists more recently i've provided intelligence case studies and access to key advisers to lawyers tomlinson in his study in inside the department business and i absolutely agree with you. in the last couple of years i've realized that it isn't a couple of rogue managing directors that it is institutionalized at systemic it's run absolutely from the top and although geology was set up in one thousand nine hundred two as a recovery unit i generally believe that's what it was a

his departure comes six months after rbs ceo stephen hester announced his resignation.tantial loss this year after the creation of a bad bank for its worst loans. u.s. budget negotiators have unveiled an agreement to avoid another government shutdown next week. it eases automatic spending cuts and reduces the deficit. the house will consider the measures later this week. the agreement would end a three- year cycle of partisan showdowns over the budget. both wall street and u.s. regulators are claiming victory after the adoption of a strict new volcker rule. regulators are pleased with the restraints on hedging. won exemptions for their market-making that. they were able to push the role's start date to july 2015. let's talk about how the european markets are trading as we go to the u.s. session. manus cranny with more. >> european equities managed to galvanize themselves. it attempt onit the upside by the heart of europe. paris up 0.6%. we are waiting for the chinese to tell us, are you sticking for your growth targets of 7.5%? are you sticking to your inflation started

>> sue hester. the planning commission is supposed to be the representative of the public. and looking at up here i don't know how how much experience any of the 7 of you have being a member of the public dealing with a project from the prospective of the public that comes to the planning commission. maybe i've missed hearings and you've all been here but my observation is the whole public roll is disappearing before my eyes. the reports on a project are for the public such as the commission. in fact, on love of the promises they're more for the public then for the commission. drs have a long public process baugs because of prop m but the rest of them don't have that process and the availability of documents so the public can comment on is really important. and every time your commissioners say we have enough to read every thursday you're not really getting the point. if the public doesn't have planned and the staff report from the developer so they can comment on it to you it doesn't become part of the record. you're making it does of the aisle extremely difficult. there's

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this is supposed to hester. [ laughter ] california: >> hell hath no fury like a girl who didn't getrs jersey. >> i want to watch the game with her tomorrow. >> her dad thought it was a joke. >> not fund funny. >> serious fan. >> thanks, kim. >>> a scary situation for horse trainers and riders in southern california. >> all of a sudden i turned and there was a stampede of horses running towards us. >> tonight at 11 what led more than a dozen horses running out of control and tossing their riders some of them children. >> all at 11:00 tonight. remember, the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. have a great evening and believe me when i say, i hope ann notarangelo is feeling better. [ laughter ] >> good night. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> one of the greatest plays i have ever seen. i don't think i have ever been involved with a football game or something that good happened in a game. >> it's in the hands of bowman who has found green grass! navorro bowman! going to take the 9ers to the play-offs! [ applause and chee

washington creates more ways behind antti government purse hester's in ukraine but not everyone is on board. do you think it's the most proceeded revolution it's a nationalistic coup this instigate people to break the law. which talks of the demonstrators that who have fallen out of the focus of western media. also this hour israel and saudi arabia reports have made time team of a common interest in the middle east also forming out.

hester in that we need to be more transparent and i think that we do need to have some type of hand out or something because it is hard for me to refer to the presentation right now without being able to and if i had had in the event it i would be better prepared for the questions and so i am just going off the cuff with a few questions but i really enjoyed td presentation, it was thorough. it you tell me what the local hire support will be? and if there are any ld goals? >> >> the local advocacy community, and in our defense but also including the myriad of non-profit stake holers and it has us complying with volunteering to comply with the city's local hiring ordinance and commit to 25 percent of the arena construction jobs, and for the san francisco residents to provide the on-ramp and getting trained in the force and be able to build this arena. and quite exciting and we also entered into agreements with the current unions that operate over in oricle and to allow for the right of transfer for those workers currently in the local, and also, car check neutralty for the whole arena. we

. >> sue hester and i wish to address the proposal wha, eir are we talking about throughout this and there is an overlapping between the mta and the cta and ininvolvement in the warrior's eir that the water front transit assessment, and that is not clear here. and what eir are you talking about? >> we know that the eir for the warriors is post up and well we don't know when, because they keep designing the project new and the date keeps receding. and but, what we have along the water front, is no outlet, there is embarcadero and there is the bay on one side and there are hills and bay bridge on the other side it is not like you have a lot of choices unless you are a shurpa and you want to go over the bridge. but we don't have transit worth crap in this area. and no one seems to care about it except for the district six supervisor. but if we don't resolve this problem, in conjunction with this study, we are not addressing the problem. >> we have arena that is not basketball, it is a 252 day arena and on the other side there is a hotel and up scale housing, right converging at the same

hester is still a thing the old great on paper but anyone with an aspirational living in central paris. we missed some reason i can hear the constant looking for plot here is the qwest center and the city might also have a sign that says off limits to anyone with a tight budget but if you must care for the very tight quarters when it first arrived to the fat owl is complete in time because this was the smallest area. today i myself have heard how tight it is like it's from here danica p seven hundred seventy euros for this twenty twenty square meter essential paris plot. a popular latin quarter area thus another hundred for bills and internet. she chose convenience over. it's a choice that's not quite there for others likes of dean who lives just outside paris with three other people. her bedroom in the basement. my aunt that it was about five confuse them with ten so yea i was thinking an incentive for this offence in the year as the unthinking me. it's expensive and i visited a few faces that though. my name so i decided to go full sunlight in southern coasts. in more extreme cases n

ship i think they're just sold their soul is there we put hester's and. we want that association agreement this to you we signed and therefore be a system but all these so european politicians trying to establish direct communications with the ukrainian government while they're just big with the protestors not trying to talk to the government have direct negotiations with them as well. i'm sure that they are to try to have a meeting if the government does this nama official delegation is going there it's normal to have. to have meetings altavista government by i've. been off of some any piece i think it's not only official delegation. to look at as a president to probe their presence but abroad the last couple of days you know code which it kind of looks like this stirring going on beyond is back to isn't it almost that we will direct negotiations be happening now between people from europe i mean the various selection of people we've seen their representatives try to have direct negotiations now with the other code which will more. i think we are raised

apparently the girl was expecting a hester instead.early 600,000 views, that video has quickly gone viral. >> five minutes till the top of the hour. call him sleeping beauty. legendary nfl coach mike ditka taking a snooze on national tv. how he's explaining this nap. >> the move to make a plus-size barbie. is it inclusive or aller t wrong? wrong? e-mails next. awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends january 2nd. fodetails, visit vwdealer.c today >>> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. a little boy with cerebral palsy becoming the latest member of the grizzlies basketball team. the make a wish foundation allowed him to hang out with the team during practice. >> a player breaks his leg during a kick. he is now resting at home. >> mike ditka caught napping during sunday's nfl cou

on the ensuing lead, watch devon hester. a pretty nice return but he stripped. the eagles recover and it's down hill for the bears from there. that turnover led to this, la russian mccoy touched down. it is a rout. final is 54 to 11 ebb. chicago could have clenched the nfc with a win but the bears will face packers next week for the division crown. the cowboys will face the eagles next weekend in dallas in a. that game is out. we check out the nfc north. chicago could have clenched the division now. bears have to return home to face packers next week for the division crown and the lions are out after their loss to the giants today. elsewhere, the broncos tooled the field looking to prove their home loss to san diegos 10 days ago was an aberration. peyton manning got back his mojo. he tied tom brady with number 50 right there to eric decker 30-13 broncos of the the recordbreaker 51 td tosses. julius thunderstorms grabs it. peyton manning, four tds on the day. he is in the record books. >> i think it's a unique thing to be a part of n.f.l. history. it may be tempo

does to you emotionally and psychologically, you feel like hester prynne with you areer a when jobless for very long. you soon become a member of the lost world. people look at you when you do not have a job yet like there is something wrong with you. that is where i have been. >> thank you. [indiscernible] you, madam chair. i have no questions, but i would like to let you all know that it is for a timeframe about three months i was unemployed. this was back many years ago. school -- it was summer break. i mean, i'm used to working. but i could not find a job that summer. the whole summer. i'm sure that your feelings about being unemployed and searching for work and being unable to find anything, you know, the effect that has on you very -- youjust would not know it unless you went through it, and i think that is the problem with a lot of our colleagues here in congress. many were born with a silver spoon. they've never had to in counter times when it is hard to make ends meet. encounternter -- times when it is hard to make ends meet. we will do anything -- everything with the caucus l

devin hester had a great return, but then the ball is stripped and the eagles would recover.lead to this, mccoy touchdown. the rout was on. chicago could have clinched with a win, but now will face the packers next week for the division crown. >> we got beat down. you know, it's a different type of game. it's, you know, we were playing a little treat ball there, just trying to crawl back into it, two minute situations in the middle of the third quarter. it's unrealistic. to really go back and study it is going to be a waste of our time. >> we he prepared so hard through the week. it wasn't really just if they was not or not. we had a job to do and we came here to do it today. now we focus on dallas. that's the next step, the next team. we got to go through there to fill full our dreams and goals. >> what were the consequences of sunday? the nfl east, a winner take all between the eagles and cowboys in dallas. loser misses the playoffs. in the n.f.c. north, all three teams in contention lost. the lions are out of playoff contention. >> the carolina panthers used a player that'

remember, steven hester left in the summer.efore that, we had john hurricane leave the investment bank. ross mccuen, his role still hasn't been filled. so you're looking at rbs which has all this kind of cornucopia of problems, trying to get the taxpayers kind of investment back with no finance directioner. no head of retail. a chief executive who has been in the job for a very, very long time. it's a difficult bank to run. >> we went through three headlines there. hs hsbc, the headline news around banks have been terrible, whether it's probes into rigged trading, more regulation coming down the pipe, why is that not going to be more of a headwind? it doesn't really matter, global banks have had it, you know, whether you're jpmorgan, whether you're ubs, libor rigging, wales issues -- >> i think actually we should see that as good news because we are now getting right most of what we potentially think could go wrong at this time. going forward, we could have quite a lot ahead of us. it is potentially the next restructuring story

what it does to you emotionally and psychologically, you feel like hester prenn with the letter "a" when you're jobless very long. you soon become a member of the lost world. people look at you when you don't have a job yet like there's something wrong with you. that's where i would have been. >> thank you. >> i have no questions, but i would like to let you all know that for a period of about three months, i was unemployed -- this was back many years ago. it was really during, between school -- it was summer break. i'm used to working and i could not find a job that summer, the whole summer. i can't tell you how -- i can tell you but i'm sure your feelings about being unemployed and searching for work and being unable to find anything, the effect that has on you mentally is just very -- you wouldn't know it unless you went through it. i think that's the problem with a lot of our colleagues here in congress is that, you know, many were born with a silver spoon. so they never had to encounter times where it was hard to make ends meet. but you have a lot of representatives here who feel yo

what it does to you emotionally and psychologically, you feel like hester prenn with the letter "a" when you're jobless very long. you soon become a member of the lost world. people look at you when you don't have a job yet like there's something wrong with you. that's where i would have been. >> thank you. >> i have no questions, but i would like to let you all know that for a period of about three months, i was unemployed -- this was back many years ago. it was really during, between school -- it was summer break. i'm used to working and i could not find a job that summer, the whole summer. i can't tell you how -- i can tell you but i'm sure your feelings about being unemployed and searching for work and being unable to find anything, the effect that has on you mentally is just very -- you wouldn't know it unless you went through it. i think that's the problem with a lot of our colleagues here in congress is that, you know, many were born with a silver spoon. so they never had to encounter times where it was hard to make ends meet. but you have a lot of representatives here who feel yo