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i can't give you an amount. >> okay. >> mr. st. croix, i had asked you this at one time, but if you could refresh my memory, does this commission have the authority to recommend that a person be in a case like this be removed from their position? >> that is not one of ours. >> there is nothing spelled out in the statute or in the charter, that gives us the authority over that kind of thing for this level. i am not being an elected official or a board member or a department head. it is beyond the scope of ours. ultimately, if the commission determines that they want to communicate to superiors that, you know, their deep concern about something like this and what, a remedy that they feel is more appropriate, you could probably do something like that. as a separate action. but, that would be outside of the scope of the settlement. >> but, if we were to do something like that, you are saying, we could write a letter to the fpuc, or, whatever, the case would be. recommending that? or you are just saying or doing something informally. >>

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i preceded to come back to san francisco and go through all the catholic churches and i was in st. bonding if his i noticed a little girl sitting in the front by herself and i asked her where her mother was they are a couple of doors down i come into her everyday because it's about how far and safe. that's why st. bonding if his and the windows need to be saved >> thank you. any public comment on this item? > >> nevertheless to say i know this is a great church whatever they want give them it. i personally was married there my background was italian and my husband was german they also worked at st. bonding if his and we teaspoon this tradition the same family line did the plastically here for the city hall. so we're all connected and have to work together no matter what. >> thank you. any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore >> move to approve. >> sorry. commissioner sugaya >> yeah. i think as one who comes from historic preservation background the tdr program is one to assist the nonprofit. there are some tax credit programs but they're

and i guess that i was a little, struck by when mr. st. croix said that we were going to find ourselves in a unique situation, by discussing this publicly. i was not clear about that and it feels like, it feels like we should have some amount of participation on the front end that does not have us here. and i don't know what that is and i don't know, at what point that happens, but because it was a public hearing, at the fppc, is that right? >> yes. >> it was..., >> yes. >> it just feels like we are being backed into the corner of having to have a discussion that is either nice to have new, or late to the game, i don't understand the full process themselves and so would they be having this discussion, in public? or in private? they are hearing and we said that we will discuss this and typically in closed session. and somehow, they did. what if they discussed it in the closed session >> they discussed it in public session. >> i guess what i am struggling with, the moment that they do that, they immediately set some balls in motion for us tha

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i went to st. ignatius here. i am a proud wild cat. i went to college at loyola- marymount university in los angeles. i had a scholarship to play baseball. i remember coming down here to christie field, when my dad was in the military, seeing how the beaches have transformed into but we have today. you cannot beat the views, of course. it just holds summoning memories and i can come here with our kids, our family. i ended up going to ireland to get a master's degree at the university college of dublin. i went back to the states and went to law school at university of pennsylvania. then i came back, and choosing to live in san francisco was natural to me. when you are a child, you do not realize what you had until you leave home. i had the opportunity to live in los angeles, abroad in ireland, and there is no place like home, when you are from san francisco. i have been a corporate attorney at palo -- in palo alto. i became an >> i worked in the finance industry about 5 1/2 years. in the summer of 2009 i joined a venture capital firm wi

st. paul. caller: hi. i had a couple comments. just acrossler, the river in st. ul, i do not agree with at all. there are some of us that reside in minnesota that feel like we are taxed enough already. that comes not only from the state but from the federal standpoint. i think the notion of raising bt is to pay off de ill-informed. we pay a lot. if we can do a better job of managing the money, being more smart in how we spent it, we will not have a lot of debt and the necessity to raise taxes. peter, i wouldn't call -- peter, i wanted to call it that hillary. she gave a speech and suggested the one thing she can share with others is to have thick skin like a rhinoceros. that was interesting, i was curious if she had mentioned and the other animals, give an analogy, sly like a fox, if that is something that came up. leaving a foul odor. politico and read the article, she was quoting eleanor roosevelt about slings and arrows thrown out politicians. ruth, a columnist with the washington post writes about hillary clinton as well. we see, yourlinton perception depends

i visit one of the survivors. she lives on the outskirts of st. petersburg. hello. i brought this bouquet for you. she has been expecting me. the polite hostess makes us a pot of tea. she is 80. she lives in a modest apartment. hers after so many years, is an epic story. she was seven years old when germany launched its two point five-year siege. leningrad was cut off from the outside world, and one by one, the young girl lost her family. within months, the grandparents then hertarvation, father, and finally, her mother. all that remains are photographs and memories. she shows me a picture of her mother in happier times. she was 27 when the snapshot was taken. the war began one year later, and her mother died at age 28. her father ignored the orders of soviet authorities to evacuate the city. his fateful decision would soon turn the seven-year-old into an orphan. she tells me they would boil furniture paste to eat. one day, plates were on the table, but her mother didn't return from the bathroom. the girl called out, but there was no answer. she found her mother dead on the floor. after that, she

. >> and i know that mr. st. croix, you mentioned at the outset that there could be questions that would delve into things that would not be public and i want to be cosmic that i don't step into that. >> okay >> but i am curious as to the basis of that determination, what did she say that made it apparent that there was no intent to conceal. because it is a little bit difficult to understand how someone like her does not understand what she is doing when she is accepting $17,000 from an entity that is engaging in a $200,000 contract with puc. >> that is a very legitimate question to ask and so it is a combination of, you know, the staff interviews with the respondent and the superiors, and you know, and in making a judgment call based on those and it is also, a determination that there isn't and we don't have any way to believe that there is any credible evidence otherwise. >> and there is not that we know of, and to find evidence that there was not intent to deceive. and i guess that you are making credibility an

legislation has received a broad range of community support and i know that we have the planning department and we also have father tommy from st. bonafice here along with edward [speaker not understood]. i want to give st. bonafice and [speaker not understood]. >> [speaker not understood]. both the planning department and our commissions reviewed this and it is of utmost importance we make sure that rezoning such as this which would confer the ability to sell transfer development rights are only done when it is in the public interest and not necessarily in the private interest of the asking party. in this indication, the proposal passed with flying colors meeting all of the criteria and was recommended by approval unanimously both [speaker not understood] and historic preservation commission. thank you. >> thank you. father tommy, would you like to come and comment as well? >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is father tommy [speaker not understood], the pastor at st. bonafice church. we serve many critically and important [speaker not understood] in the tenderloin ~. the building itself is the tenderloin's most distincti

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i sometimes ask people, what happened to the passengers of the st. louis? and answer that i usually get is, they all went back to germany and went to the extermination camps are the st. louis was denied entry to most -- most of the passengers were denied entry to cuba. there were going to cuba because of initiatives taken by the roosevelt administration to encourage latin america countries to taking jews. they were 5000-6000 jewish refugees in cuba who came in after a meeting between franklin roosevelt and the colonel of cuba in november 1938. the american immigration quota was filled. most of these people trying to get into cuba were on the waiting list. if they cut into cuba they could wait their turn under the american quota. they kept the spot under the german quota. so roosevelt could not legally admit them. he had tried once before to stretch the quota. he made an announcement, attend a 15,000 german and austrian jews in america on visitors visas would not be sent back because he could not in good conscience throw them out. he took flak in congress for

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