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it is not a matter of waiting for the imp to be completed. the appellate has stated we would not even accept a cu. we have not said that. they have not filed a cu. they could file at any time. that is what -- that is within their right. they have declined to do that. this injustice was not brought upon it by the academy itself. they made the choice to move in the students without the proper permitting process. the action of the board here will do, if it denies the rehearing request -- a notice of decision order will be issued, and penalties will begin to accrue at $250 a day. we're not going to attack the building. penalties will be accruing. the will have to pay $250 a day on one of their buildings with 20 outstanding use issues. the respectfully urge you to deny this hearing. i am available for questions. commissioner garcia: if we were to deny the rehearing request, will the clock starts to take on the penalties? >> as soon as the board issues the decision. to this point, no penalties have yet accrued. they would start until the abate the

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i cannot think of any imp interpretations. commissioner fung: thank you. president peterson: is there any public comment on this item? >> sue hester. i think mr. sanchez give an excellent summary. i want to go back and point out to things. this project was not in the institution master plan. because it is not, it cannot get a conditional use. this is not the only project that they have consciously acquired, knowing that they had to first get an institutional master plan and permits. this is a repeated strategy of the academy of art university. this is the first time it has come to a head and someone is being asked to say you have to follow the law. i think this board should do what you did at the last hearing. say that that is the case and do not have a rehearing. thank you very much. >> any other public comment? seeing none, commissioners, the matter is before you. commissioner garcia: the reason for a rehearing is new information or some indication of manifest injustice. i do not think either one of those has been raised. it is pretty clear-cut. i would

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for now the ban is still in place but the president did promise swift imp lumenitation. >>> coming up the kansas jayhawks make a rare appearance to take on the bears. >>> all right. can you hang your hat on anything you have done 800 times? i had to think about that myself. for the stamford coach, 800th win plateau. lights, camera, action tonight. san francisco, they hung in for the first few minutes. a tough bucket. peterson a swat block at one end. why not finish it otthat the other. stanford wins. vand veer, 800 career wins. cornerstones. 25 years ago. there are the numbers. becomes the six in the women's game to reach the 800 club. 32 seasons. 800-197. >> that's a lot of games. i just realized i have been at this a long time. it was special. i didn't plan it this way. i didn't want it to happen this way but it was special. they were part of so many wins. >> all right. the next big one uconn next week. on the men's side. how would cal match-up with the jay hawks? here is the answer. we are in berkeley. kansas hasn't been there since 1956. gutierrez, nice jumper. 15 points. josh a t

these were acquired after the submission of the imp and eir. since these properties were in use without proper authorization, the department has taken action. we have issued notice of violation and penalties, specifically for 930-950 van ness and 960 farrell. the academy of art has regrouped its administrative staff in industrial design from 9:00 -- 930 to 950 van ness. the academy of art appeal before the board of appeals. they also requested a request for reconsideration. this was turned down at the board of appeals last wednesday. we will essentially be assessing the academy of art $250 a day as soon as we receive a written cessation. is there any question -- if there are any questions, i would be happy to answer them. thank you. supervisor maxwell: supervisor chiu? supervisor mar. supervisor mar: thank you for the very thorough report. it is my understanding we are getting quarterly reports on the progress of the notices of violation. i think you went over the life safety issues, and i think in the last presentation, you talk a little bit m

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think about the financial imp cases of the program through the broader prism which we do and we want to encourage the individual agencies to do that as well. >> okay. my time is up. thank you. >> thank you. mr. silvers. >> i appreciate your answers to the questions. i found both the ma crow part and the financial answer to the gse issues, i think you're spot on. i'd like to follow-up more on the question that my colleague raised about nonhamp modifications. first, let me ask you this. cbo as part of the $25 billion number is projecting on the a $12 billion expenditure out of a potential 7 a 5 -- 75. do you agree with that? >> i think it's bad news, but i think it's low. it's too low, too pessimistic. what we set aside was more like 45 or 50. they expect we spend 12. that's too low. but we're going through an assessment, and we'll share that with in the sometime in the first quarter. >> you're not satisfied with the type of overall impact that projection would appear to presume? >> look, my obligation is to make sure the programs reach as measure people as possible, and the more peopl

some of them are at at imp -- are at the airport. you saw a lot of people at the airport but on the actual commute there is not a lot. that's not to say that people aren't going to work. it's so many people aren't. it's actually making a nice drive for -- for those of us who have to go to work. all week it's been light. in fact, i think the last busy day was last thursday and then after that it started tailing off. this morning's commute on the south bay has only been slow in some airs ya. if you are loosed -- if you are used to driving to work, you might see one or two cars but not a lot. there was a car fire 84 at 101. but that car fire has been put out. let's go to mark. >>> good morning, sal. you can see other over san francisco bay we have a few clouds out there with partly cloudy skies. the nice start for your t hursday, no rain clouds e xpected for today or tomorrow. but another storm, we have been advertising another one. it's gonna move in for christmas day. for today, a chilly start, skies becoming partly sunny. increasing

think about the financial imp cases of the program through the broader prism which we do and we want to encourage the individual agencies to do that as well. >> okay. my time is up. thank you. >> thank you mr. silvers. >> i appreciate your answers to the questions. i found both the ma crow part and the financial answer to the gse issues, i think you're spot on. i'd like to follow-up more on the question that my colleague raised about nonhamp modifications. first, let me ask you this. cbo as part of the $25 billion number is projecting on the a $12 billion expenditure out of a potential 7 a 5 -- 75. do you agree with that? >> i think it's bad news, but think it's low. it's too low, too pessimistic. what we set aside was more like 45 or 50. they expect we spend 12. that's too low. but we're going through an assessment, and we'll share that with in the sometime in the first quarter. >> you're not satisfied with the type of overall impact that projection would appear to presume? >> look, my obligation is to make sure the programs reach as measure people as possible, and the more people w

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interrelationship between strategic offensive arms and strategic defensive arms, thatbo this interrelationship will imp become more important as a strategic arms -- nuclear arms are reduced and that current strategic offensive arms to note undermine the viability and effectiveness of the strategic offensive arms of the party. there are many problems with fr. -his statement and more thatshe- stem from it. hrst, it reestablishes -- it reestablishes, after what i told an you what happened during the reagan at this duration, it hare reestablishes becauser we worked mean thvee bush administration reestablishes because we worked very hard over the past decade s to decouple these two concepts. our offensive nuclear weaponst and our missile defenses. during the cold war come the soviet union was always the u.s. missile defense. ever since president reagan proposed that strategic defensee initiative, the russians soughto to limit the development and deployment of our strategicse offensive arms because they kned they could never compete.egal they sought to find directions on missile defense or legal obligationsd

think about the financial imp cases of the program through the broader prism which we do and we want to encourage the individual agencies to do that as well. >> okay. my time is up. thank you. >> thank you. mr. silvers. >> i appreciate your answers to the questions. i found both the ma crow part and the financial answer to the gse issues, i think you're spot on. i'd like to follow-up more on the question that my colleague raised about nonhamp modifications. first, let me ask you this. cbo as part of the $25 billion number is projecting on the a $12 billion expenditure out of a potential 7 a 5 -- 75. do you agree with that? >> i think it's bad news, but i think it's low. it's too low, too pessimistic. what we set aside was more like 45 or 50. they expect we spend 12. that's too low. but we're going through an assessment, and we'll share that with in the sometime in the first quarter. >> you're not satisfied with the type of overall impact that projection would appear to presume? >> look, my obligation is to make sure the programs reach as measure people as possible, and the more peopl

imes almost imp if one buys into this logic, it becomes almost impossible to seek cooperation with russia one anything. let us be absolutely clear. the president of the united states, the u.s. congress and the executive branch agencies on behalf of the american people di control arrowed to me on missile defense. the russians can continue to ons argue all they want on this trey tisue, but there is nothing inpn the treaty that says we have to pay any attention to them. it may turn to the item of verification. treat the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty's verification regime has also been the subject of considerable debate. the important point is that today we have zero on the ground verification capability, given n that s.t.a.r.t. once expired and 2001 year ago.ctions o under s.t.a.r.t., the unitedheir states conducted delivery vehicles and war have in russia, cosmic stan, ukraine and belarus. these inspections fulfilled a crucial national security greaty interests but greatly reducing the possibility that we would be surprised by future advancementr in future russian technology were deployment. only t

challenge -- [inaudible] without the peace agreement there was nothing to happen, but it was to be imp plemented to make sure it's taking place and the presidency is a position because of the cpa. that is to be isolated. the discussions whatever the decree was to separate the two restrictive areas now when people negotiate, people talk about being as a part, but it's different. now the question, the challenging question is after the referendum, the presidency will end. the area that was decreed to be under the presidency is going to fall. we need to be addressed. go back to what my colleague had just said, do we need to say at the international that led and the question that's left for them and that's why the community went on conference last month by saying we are portrayed by both governments and the international community and therefore we should take it in our own hands. that fundamental question needs to be asked. that decree in the two areas does that give restriction? thank you. >> well, i want to thank all of you for coming, and i want to particularly thank our panelists for do

challenge -- [inaudible] without the peace agreement there was nothing to happen, but it was to be imp plemented to make sure it's taking place and the presidency is a position because of the cpa. that is to be isolated. the discussions whatever the decree was to separate the two restrictive areas now when people negotiate, people talk about being as a part, but it's different. now the question, the challenging question is after the referendum, the presidency will end. the area that was decreed to be under the presidency is going to fall. we need to be addressed. go back to what my colleague had just said, do we need to say at the international that led and the question that's left for them and that's why the community went on conference last month by saying we are portrayed by both governments and the international community and therefore we should take it in our own hands. that fundamental question needs to be asked. that decree in the two areas does that give restriction? thank you. >> well, i want to thank all of you for coming, and i want to particularly thank our panelists for do

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