ike was a sub-tenant. his sub-landloard of the conditional use application with the planning department. however, he became sick. he suffered a serious cancer problem. due to the cancer problem and his financial problems, mr. chao made a faulty judgment in the eviction matter, which gave ike no remedy in the law. in terms of the conditional use application, the city process the application. unfortunately, the landlords attorney, in my opinion, changed her opinion and wrote a letter to the planning department which in essence blocked ike from continuing with this application. further, the landlord blocked ike from making corrective actions on building code and health department violations. ike was intending to make corrections and repairs on those measures, but the landlord's attorney prevented him from making any corrective action in the building. as a result of having to move, he moved to a temporary location last september. he has been there until now. he now has a new location. because of the fact he ha

ike's placeke -- ike has done everything possible to work with the neighborhood to make it manageable. there are only three tenants that surround the location that have been complaining. there are two residents -- three residents who live directly above his actual storefront, and one that lives around the corner. their backyard faces the back door of the old location. those are the only three tenants that have been complaining. their complaints in the last public hearing with things like once they overheard them singing happy birthday to the customer. it is a public business. it does not go on until 10:00 at night. prior to his business being there, it was a gay bar that ran loud music and pot smoke. it is a sandwich shop. i fully support it. i would live above it. i would live next door to it. a police support this effort. >> i received a card from mr. shadhadi, and i am sorry but you cannot speak in public comment. if you wish to speak in the time of your attorney, speak to him. is there any other public comment? seeing none, we can move into a bottle. -- into rebuttal. >> thank you

we wish ike every success in his business. we take exception to some of the characterization of what occurred that were just stated, to the extent that ike is blaming his noncompliance with the law on the owner. that is incorrect. it is true he was a tenant of tenant gerry chao. we had no interaction with ike until november 2009, when we began receiving many nuisance complaints from residential tenants located around the business. i guess the sandwich shop had appeared on a tv show that showed it was a great place to get a sandwich. he had a phenomenal success and huge lines at side. it was a real problem for the residential tenants because it was very noisy and open very long hours. customers for blocking the entrance. so we started getting a lot of complaints. initially, we asked mr. chao to deal with it as the master tenant. when that was unsuccessful, we stepped in and investigated and found that we felt the complaints were very legitimate and the space that was rented was very small. the phenomenal success he was enjoying

i wanted to comment on ike's place as a coffee shop. when it first opened as an espresso bar and the like sandwiches, unfortunately customers were not showing up for the coffee and the ice cream. they started only showing up for the sandwiches. that is how the space became a sandwich shop. i think the complaints that were made to planning were not legitimate complaints. they were just made with the intent of garnering a payoff from ike's place. how do i know that? the first was for $8,000 worth of damages to pay for having a sandwich shop underneath. after that, when complete started coming in, they tripled the number to over $3 million. that is how i can say the complaints were not legitimate. if you look at the history of what happened over the past year and a half, just half a block away from where the old ike's was, a sandwich shop opened up. they applied for a permit with planning. they are called dinosaurs. at the planning caring, not a single person came up to oppose them. meaning the neighborhood was ok with the sandwich shop. f

the old ike. new incarnation opened today across 16th street.nd discovery channel was there for the unveiling which include upset neighbor who blamed ike for a car blocking her driveway. >> those are good zapped witches. when a line is that long. >> what are they putting in the sandwiches? cash? that's great. >> before giants gave juan the world series ripping before the game with the dodgers tonight. and giants kept the gifts coming during the game as you see right here. oops. sports next. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ [ male announcer ] nature is unique... ...authentic... ...pure... and also delicious. ♪ like nature valley. granola bars made with crunchy oats and pure honey. because natural is not only good, it also tastes good. nature valley -- 100% natural. 100% delicious. nature valley -- 100% natural. l. >> good evening everybody. giants open the series with the do you thinkers tonight going to gr

i think it is clear that ike's has already learned its lesson. this business has grown and is developing and doing a great job. obviously, it is paying out at some of the pains of this learning process, and has done so with these tenant actions and nuisance actions, whatever they are called. i think that is persuasive to me that this is not going to be a problem that is ongoing. we will see -- we will not see ike's hear over and over again. thank you for allowing me to say that. commissioner peterson: how many votes are needed? >> it will require four votes. president goh: if $150 is as low as you would go, i would support it. commissioner peterson: how about $125? president goh: if commissioner fung votes against us, we would have to continue it to allow vice-president garcia to vote. commissioner fung: i will move them that we continue it. >> do you want to suggest a date? commissioner fung: whatever is convenient for the parties. president goh: doesn't make sense for us to go ahead and vote and have a three-one, or does it not make any differe

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it comest a time when the international communit--ike, now, the saudis -- they e trying to initiate talks. in theory, t predent has agreed to resign, but the' tryingo fire outhe mechanismsnd t timin of this resignation. i think a lot people are asking why it thiase there isn escalation events, and i tnk one answer could be the governme inhe opposite -- opposition are sply ying to weaken each other befeoing into talks. >> deed. so, the saud arealli for talks. e european unn has cald for immiateransition of wer. what about thenitestates? wher does the united stes std? >> i think that is theig queson. th areaiting for te amerans send a clear message. the eu sd a very clear message, saying t transition of power mt begin no we hav not heard anything similar in sength from washington. th feeling iet from talking to piticns and diplomats re is the u.s.imply does not know what to do with yemen. i thi whington's one interest in yemen is al-qaeda. that has completely colorhe way theyave eated the cotry. they have given million of doars to the preden's -- ey have given millions of dollars to presint

ike's place verses the zoning administrator. this is at 282 sanchez street appealing a notice of violation and penalty dated july 13th, 2010, regarding an allegation of illegal commercial activities at the subject property. we will start with the appellant and his attorney. you will have seven minutes. >> thank you, commissioners. i just received during the recess for response, i have not had an opportunity to look at. based on that, i would be seeking a continuance of this hearing to permit myself to respond to this. >> are you talking about the response dated march 17th? >> correct. >> i have not seen it until a few minutes ago. >> there was another attorney. >> he is a general manager. "did she receive it? >> i am not aware of it. >> we understand that you just served the party. >> i just realized there was no proof of service attached. i was looking at my files. i thought that there was surface to counsel but apparently it did not go out. >> it was not served. >> you are not party to this? >> no, i represent a property owner

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my name is steve ike. my company does aerospace engineering work for nasa. my understanding is that t- mobile has met all the requirements. i heard the testimony from the planning commission earlier that supports some of their plans, which includes making sure that this meets the health standards. the talk about the rf commissions, etc. it is common knowledge that the s.e.c. -- the fcc will not approve any of these intense as if there is anything health-was wrong with it. it is not harmful to humans. that is what science proves to us. it is also not harmful to the wildlife, as someone quoted earlier. i think it is about quality of life. we'll have cell phones. we have pdas. most of what we do today, we rely on these phones. we also rely on the pga -- the pda device is to reach our information. it has become part of our lives. i think it is no longer a luxury. in third world countries, most of them do not have direct calls. it is the same in some areas of san francisco. i think this project will improve the quality of life of san franciscans, especially those

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then he voted for ike later. i think it was really the meetings that he had with some writers during the -- when he was president of the screen actors guild. one meeting in particular where one the writers, i don't know if it was dalton, but it could have been somebody else. given the choice between the american constitution and soviet constitution, he would choose the soviet. and this so shocked my father, i think, he thought we have a real menace here. you know, i've got to kind of enlist in the fight against this. so that's just short of brief over view. i don't really get into that part of the career in this book because i'm going back further and earlier. that's my understanding. yes, ma'am. >> thank you so much. obviously, you have inherited your father's gift for humor. and speakifiing if that's a word. you may not know the answer to this. after the recent tragedies in tucson, i have heard conversation about had there been a movement of some kind after the attempt on your father's life, to do something to

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minutes the same face painted over city looked second best in the first half but i'm pretty sad ya poor ike put them ahead of intercepting off parents who passed by united to try to respond that their chances would dent when stolz was given a straight red for this challenge from pablo zabaleta city hung on to victory they will play the winner of today's other semi from pole to stop. the fighting that we started the game. because even that we have. the first twenty minutes but our football is like music and the way you played it is. we can be very. happy because we beat united that is a fantastic game. for the first. reading we have the future is really very different from the three before. but united are still top of the english premier league while they were in action in the cup chelsea move through the night points them with a three one win and west brom out the other and there has been all sorts of changes we can ratchet girl occasions that expensive blackpool are one when i say side is aston villa came back to being cheeky one of west ham pigs up the second bottom building in the data f

understand ike in the 1950's it was 91%. under richard nixon, the top rate was 70%. then things began to come down under reagan, when the top rate was 50%. under george w. bush, down to 35%, where it is. becky, what is this historically low? why is it so hard for the congress, when they get together, to actually raise the top rates back up a bit for the rich? >> because the tax code is a mess right now. if you look at all the deductions that have been taken, if you look at all the loopholes that people and corporations can slide out of, it's a complete mess. chris: why do they need a lower rate besides? >> why not get rid of loopholes and create a rate? 47% of americans don't pay any income taxes at all. chris: the poor people? >> sometimes, yeah. but if you're looking at a system where half the people don't have any skin in the game, you're talking about -- chris: go ahead, joe. >> wait a second. you know, the big items in this budget are the entitlements like social security and medicare, and everybody pays those taxes. in fact, they are quite regressive, because t

but then presidents discovered the device, starting with ike. few of them will give a major speech without it. and then there are the television anchors. you see, the teleprompter makes it possible for someone as dumb as a box of rocks to seem well-spoken and informed. hubert schlafly went on to cable business and satellites, even radar. he was 91 years old. >>> and last night here something i wrote for the teleprompter turned out not to be true. we told you about a report in the "atlantic" saying the last typewriter manufacturer had shut down. and we might have killed off the typewriter too quickly. it turns out just like white-out they still make typewriters. we found at least one manufacturer today. so the old-schoolers need not be alarmed. >>> up next here tonight, the figure in the background of the royal wedding this week in london. at one time the most recognized woman in the world. ♪ >>> and finally tonight, as we look at westminster abbey, three days to go until the royal wedding in london, and reports from there indicate american media

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young, the pitcher, gets his second hit in the inning, scoring ike davis. hamels gave up six earned runs. mets win it, 7-1. >>> this has been your espn news update. for all of the latest, tune into "the highlight express" on espn from 11:00 p.m. eastern throughout the morning. >>> all right, peggy. we have some people in the news this morning. >> hot off the presses? >> that's right. hot off the presses. another celebrity bounced from the ballroom. talk show host, wendy williams. >> now, who saw that coming? >> a lot of people who watched the show. she had two left feet, it seemed like. right? >> everybody loved her. but she couldn't dance. fans tried to save her by giving her 15 points for her fox trot the night before. williams said if her personality were part of the competition, she would have won. she said the problems, however, is that her feet were not there. >> she was on jimmy kimmel. and i think she burned her dancing shoes. she's retired from that. >> she has other talents. she doesn't have to worry. >> she'll be back on tv, chatting about that.

. >> i cleaned up after hurricane katrina and ike and the devastation in this park here is on that same level. >> reporter: in virginia, the governor toured the damage in gloster county and declared a state ofage. whatever disasters -- state of emergency. whatever disasters occur people come together. >> reporter: people in oklahoma try to salvage what they can. this woman says most of her things are completely gone. residents say they feel lucky to be alive. one woman said three of her neighbors were killed by a tornado that spared her home. >>> the landscaping will never, ever be the same. but the loss of lives is the one thing we can never replace. >> and tonights the national transportation safety -- national transportation safety -- some encouraging news out of the silicon valley. the silicon valley reports that the 150 companies on the list of the big public firms in the silicon valley had their most profitable year in history last year and their combined stock level hit a record in a decade. >>> an officer named alper helped catch a carjacker today. officer alpert has digital eye

it was original low posed to be available after the apple released the black ikes, phone. they delayed the sale twice saying it was more of a challenge. it is exact low the same as black iphone except with the color. >> a mansion in san francisco's specific heights is transformed by designer. the annual decorator show case and the chance to see the work and peek in the lavish dream homes. don sanchez has a prevow. >> the house was built in 1927 and price tag 220000. it has weeping views and i peek in the neighbor's back yards and imposing structure and more than two dozen interior designer took a room and created real works of art. see how the pros do it and inspired by their inivation. >> we decided to keep the walls quiet and didn't want to interrupt the view. >> the kitchen looked look a '60's queue quow joint and designers had eight weeks to create can implement their designs. it was easy for one of them. james family owns the house and he grew up here. >> it is a wonderful feeling to see this be given a rebirth and energy that is well deserved. >> master bath is a spa

just, lake, ike, be cool.y friend, i'll text them and apologize. so just be cool. >> jimmy: now this movie "thor," now, i am a big comic book fan. >> so i hear. >> jimmy: especially marvel comic books so i'm excited about "thor." they worried you weren't nerdy enough for the film? >> this is true. anyone who knows me knows that i am pretty nerdy. >> jimmy: you're pretty nerdy? so you did what? you did what all nerds do. >> well -- >> jimmy: and knit something? [ applause ] it's nerdy. >> well, here's what happened, okay? so we were like, we really would like to give this role to you but you're not nerdy enough. i'm like, give me 20 minutes. >> jimmy: and you transformed into the nerd they were looking for. >> i took that, i sent it, and i'm like, hire me. >> jimmy: i guess it worked. there you go. well, congratulations. i'm looking forward to seeing the movie. "thor" opens on may 6th. kat dennings, everyone. be right back with alter bridge. cñcñ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series, sponsored by bud

ike when elected in 52 was elected with a narrow republican majority, and two years later, lost that, and then governed with a democratic congress and i think you hear comparisons in recent weeks just over the trouble in the middle east. eisenhower confronted the suez crisis in 1956, and to the amazement sided with egypt and britain and france, and in a couple of those instances, there's parallels. obama is a whole other conversation than what we're having today, but this -- eisenhower offers a real template of governing from the middle. obama unlike the reasons that drew eisenhower to it is in that position today, and so i think there's real lessons to learn from eisenhower record in terms of what he can achieve with a very polarized political environment. >> mr. newton, i heard for a number of years that the complete phrase of the military industrial complex was preceded by a word congress, that congress, the military industrial complex. is that true? >> the phrase as usually reppedderred is military industrial congressional complex. >> oh. >> that phrase appears in none of the draf

. >> i cleaned up hurricane katrina and after hurricane ike. the devastation in this park right here is on that same level. i mean it's total devastation in some areas it's just gone. >> ifill: nearby shaw university shut down with eight days left in the semester. and canceled its final exams. plywood covered shattered dormitory windows. >> it's best that they leave and get off campus and be safe somewhere else. >> ifill: all tolled the weekend assault was one of the worst in decades involving tornadoes. the national weather service claimed a rare conjunction of forces. >> the weather conditions that are necessary to produce storms of this magnitude, these mon stes, these super cells, it's like making a cake. you have to have all the right ingredients. . they came into play. >> ifill: all across the affected area today state government leaders say it will take days before they have a full picture of the damage. from flattened homes in virginia to this ruined church in south carolina, to flipped- over trailers in oklahoma. officials estimate it

ike about this from the alternative direction, from inside japan looking out. but i do want to emphasize to the boat of the things that have already been stated so clearly -- two of the things that have already been stated so clear that, that is, japan has changed at which -- the way in which policies are looked at internally. that will have natalee implications for the region, but for our relationship with japan. i feel like i have internalized so much of what they a say that it is hard to oppose any of it. let me tell you about the work that we have been engaged in for some time. that is, we have often, especially sitting here in washington, assumed that japan does not have for strategic thinking. that there is a context of ideas in relationship to us. this kind of work is integral to understanding that japan has made choices, strategic choices , and to gather in its relationship with us. madehere on out musthey have strategic choices as well. but i think that what dick is getting at is very, very important, because strategic rocket as for japan now is going

ike isroni is the incoming director of student union membership. [applause] >> and good afternoon, everyone. ignorance is a state of mind that the lights. we claim to live in these united states. >> we represent the black student union of the george washington university. the stop the hate campaign addresses an issue that has been pervasive throughout american history. based on the idea that we cannot coexist with what is different. an essential tenet of the bsu has been and always will be to create an environment where differences can be increased. in 2007, the bsu led a campaign called stop the hate. back then, we faced news across university campuses, the incarceration of the genus >> , and rising anti-islamic andtiment -- the gejina 6, rising anti-islamic sentiment. >> today, the bsu has continued that goal of beautification. in addition to holding a nonviolent educational process, we held a form, facilitated by experts to provide education on the opposing sides. we must always remember our collective common american heritage. in the past and p

>> storm ike i don't know much that much about jamal's qassam fortunately. are a lot of people who are caught up in the criminal-justice system and some of the more famous and i still don't know. and, but, you know, i think what you're saying is light and there is a fellowship or a community of journalists or something that's where feeling about why don't know, i intend to try to answer your question and i don't know i am concerned that i don't know the case well enough we have been treated fairly or unfairly i don't know much about it. >> why does the would be treated fairly because i know it's like not to be treated fairly. some of them clutching his bigger degree the editorial bill bradley manning say in the media out what should chip in fori e defens e a case ast the defenseaks tha of nd be made that to see if he is the one of the sort of great sources of journalists in history where the newspapers and magazines use this stuff all the time that he leaked all the time there's something to be said to advocate on his behalf so they don't spend as much. >> t

>> storm ike i don't know much that much about jamal's qassam fortunately.here are a lot of people who are caught up in the criminal-justice system and some of the more famous and i still don't know. and, but, you know, i think what you're saying is light and there is a fellowship or a community of journalists or something that's where feeling about why don't know, i intend to try to answer your question and i don't know i am concerned that i don't know the case well enough we have been treated fairly or unfairly i don't know much about it. >> why does the would be treated fairly because i know it's like not to be treated fairly. some of them clutching his bigger degree the editorial bill bradley manning say in the media out what should chip in for his defense not just the defense of wikileaks that the government to prosecute a case and i think there's a compelling argument to be made that to see if he is the one of the sort of great sources of journalists in history where the newspapers and magazines use this stuff all the time that he leaked all the time t

what started as five clin you iks in 2004 is 11 clinics operating across the country. since its launch, that network represented more than 4,000 victims, filed 23 hundred pleadings and supplied more than 100,000 hours of attorneys time to victims in this country. sadly, as kent said, this network is in jeopardy, all 11 clinics will shut this year. there will be no legal services for enforcement of victim's right if funding continues as it is. the impact of these closures is going to be significant. as of march 31st, the clinical network had 285 open criminal cases in this country. the impact of those numbers is little more meaningful if you look at the people being served. one of the victims being served is in the tucson shooting case. our arizona clinic is representing one of the victims in that case, seeking justice and making sure that that victim can exercise his rights when he needs to and in the manner in which he wants to. another clinic is representing a victim in the case of united states v kiefer. in that cases, it's a complex fraud case. the victim was not e