if you have any questions -- i don't know if you want to come up, irving, district 2 residents is thelate here. again come to an agreement, worked very hard. i want to thank irving and everyone else from reuben jewel yas as well as my staff who worked very hard on this one. >> members of the board, i'm pleased to announce that we have a settlement. all the parties are very pleased with it, and we are ready to go forward, and we wish the project sponsor much luck in the execution of the project. >> president chiu: thank you. as we did with the previous item, let's open it up for public comment. if there are any members of the public that wish to speak on this broderick street item. >> ♪ it's gone, you gotta learn how to face broad street. ♪ it's gone. ♪ don't leave me this broderick way. ♪ i can't survive, can't stay alive, and we need it now. ♪ don't leave broad street way, no. >> president chiu: any other members of the public wish to speak? seeing none, public comment on this item is now closed. supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell: thank you. once again thank you to everyone,

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>> that's correct. >> yes. >> let me start with you, irving, if i may. here are extraordinary. you sent out checks worth $2.4 billion today, but you've recovered $9.1 billion. representing 52% of the approximate $17.5 billion that were lost in the ponzi scheme. i suppose the obvious question is how much can we expect to recover in the end? >> well, we'd like to think that we can recover all the $17.5 billion. >> is it likely? >> it depends on litigation. >> are you pleasantly encouraged by how far you've come so far? >> oh, absolutely. because we started at zero. when we came in, the page was blank and it was through the hard work of forensic accountants, my counsel and a lot of people who have worked very hard over the last almost four years that we've been able to recover what we have so far, and we believe that there's a lot more that we can do. >> david, the average check is approximately $2 million. the smallest check for $1.784. the largest check, $586 million. these are big figures going back to people. they must be thrilled they are getting anyth

located on the corner of lincoln way in]1 d an rm2 zoning district, one located on the7çn@ corner of irvingair mar: i see no questions. let's open this up for public- comment. is there anyone from the public that would like to speak?ç katy tang. >> i'm here to offer our office's support of tÑ cñ legislation currently in this form. again as planning mentioned it wouldu&b stations on 19th avenue, two of which now-vk fall in ourg district after redistricting. we believe that this legislation

irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >> here we are at the embarcadero. we are standing at one of locations for the street artists. can you tell me about this particular location, the program? >> this location is very significant. this was the very first and only location granted by the board of supervisors for the street artist when the program began in 1972. how does a

one is located on the corner of district, one located on the7çn@ corner of irving street within the innerstrict, one on the corner of 19th andaz÷ taraval, and m2 zoning district, and one is located at the intersection of]b zoning. that concludes my presentation thank you. >> chair mar: i see no questions. let's open this up for public- comment. is there anyone from the public that would like to speak?ç katy tang. >> i'm here to offer our legislation currently in this form. again as planning mentioned it wouldu&b stations on 19th avenue, two of which now-vk fall in ourg district after redistricting. we believe that this legislation will give residents andbbsi merchants in the area the ability to actually weigh in on whether they would like a car washúx$h,÷ not. as you know on the west side of we believe this legislation will be a great vehicle for them -- there will be the cu requirements if certain conditions are met that they can say yes ory> way back when, we had asked project sponsors to meet with our neighbors and+ associations so we appreciate that they did try to reach out. but give

baltimore.police were called to old york road yesttrday the victii.it's believed david irving was hot last niiht in this alley.neighbors say he then ran into his basement where aafamily member found this boddy 04:47:44"right now i'm numbb i'm just trying to stay stron and maintain for family sake. everybody is ddaling with it in their oww way. way.police say they do not have any suspects. the owwer of the recher pheater says he's not tt blame last weekend in towson. but now he's worried about his business beiig puniihed - as a . paturday night after being turned away from a privatee a charity funnraiser wws beiig hosted by a fraternity. to clear the crowd. sevvral people were arrested.the county executive is ow questioning the theattr'ss liquor license - and their policy renting to outside promoters. < charitiee.">the event was never posted on the theater's word simply sppead through social media.. theehits keep coming for baltimore.just days after baltimooe was ranked one of country... ii's now on

. >> let me start with you, irving, if i may. the figure is extraordinary. sent out checks worth 2.4 billion today. you recovered $9.1 billion. representing 52% of the 17th 5 billion lost in the ponzi scheme. how much can we expect to recover in the end? >> we'd like to think we can recover all $17.5 billion. >> are you pleasantly encouraged with how far you've come? >> absolutely. we started at zero. when we came, the page was blank and it was through the hard work of forensic accountants, my counsel, and a lot of people who have worked very hard over the last almost four years, that we've been able to recover what we have so far and we believe that there is a lot more than we can do. >> david, the average check, approximately $2 million. the smallest check for $1.784. the largest check, $586 million. these are big figures going back to people. they must be thrilled they are getting anything back. >> they are. with all of the people who received the money to date, they are reaching out to us and let us know that finally after these years, receiving a signif

>> reporter: we kaugd a ride with the try owe this past saturday on their way to play new york's irvinge of their first headline show in the city, all the way back in 1994. how do you keep it fresh? there are musical acts that break up because they can't stand each other anymore. >> when we're not on stage, we're hanging out. >> reporter: once teens playing punk rock, they are now men. >> i'm all of your dads. >> reporter: all around 40, all with chirp. you're all parents, right? >> apparently. >> reporter: can you be crazy punk rockers? >> i think it's good to be honest to your children, let them nope who you really are and, yeah, be real. >> my younger son is a guitar player, so, we have a good language that we can speak with each other through music. i don't think a lot of parents really have that. >> reporter: while they may have more responsibilities now, green day continues to reinvent rock stardom. ♪ >> reporter: this tuesday, they release "uno." the first album in a trilogy. in november, two months later, they unveil "dos. in january, tres. >> we're doing the short attention spa

what willá7v relocate to irving street. oz?reamlining in department to help them get back to another location. the businesst core, have the bakery, on a curving street. Ñ1ñanothere ñ building that was damaged, five commercial, one of ñrthem was already open. ó<ínjÑthe other four will be con to see what kind of damage by tomorrow, doing anyér investigation. we will try to help them4h through the over-the-counter on the fifth floor, and then help them to start. hopefully the business can open again. ñralso, one more item, i heard about the ada +Ñthing happening rown bag lunch to help them. unfortunately, my senior inspectorjaÑ is on two months medical leave. ñrhopefully, when he comes back, we can gather everyone together. llñri wanted a complete semin, instead of piecemeal. khrhe is the only one that is certified. also, training in]aa october, to classes regarding the ada update. we will also try to get training on the inspector and engineer. >> how manyw3 employees will be taking the disability accreditation classes? >> we ar

in terms of gasoline, it spiked around 11:30 after reports of a refinery explosion in canada at irving refinery. this is one of the largest refineries in mother america. 300,000 barrels per day adding to the issues we have been talking about that put tightness in the gasoline market over a period of time. this spike of 11 cents we saw in gasoline futures was most pronounced in the front month contract. we are seeing a big amount of price action in the spreads. keep an eye on november and december gasoline contracts as well. >> to politics now. as we mentioned president obama and mitt romney hitting the spring state of ohio in duelling events. the president speaking ott bowling green university. governor romney in bedford heights, pushing his economic plan to business leaders there. the polls show the president is holding a lead in the state. cnbc's chief washington correspondent john harwood has the latest on that. >> the 18 electoral votes in ohio are critical. no republicans won the white house without them. mitt romney is in a hole in ohio now. new york times cbs poll out this morni

the latest happened yesterday in the 5900 block of irving street. ken molestina is in springfield with more. >> reporter: i'm in springfield where police are looking to catch a serial fondler and take him off the streets before he strikes again. women in the springfield area of fairfax county are on edge. >> i think that's very dangerous. >> make me scared. >> reporter: police say they're on the hunt for whoever is creeping up on unsuspecting women, fondling them and running away. the first time the pervert struck was earlier this month. a 26-year-old woman reported being groped by a man on monticello boulevard. on september 16th it happened again, this time to a 16-year- old girl on metropolitan center drive and just yesterday a 17- year-old girl was the latest victim on the 5900 block of irving street. here's what makes these attacks so bold. police say in all the cases the victims have not been distracted. they say none of them have been talking on their phones or listening to music. >> it is very concerning to the victims and neighborhood. >> re

he graduated from creighton, university, and a writers workshop where he studied with john irving and john cheever. >> can an author have a favorite? is it like a child? >> it's like a child. >> hansen does extensive research for each novel. wonderful his best-known, "mariat in ecstasy jarks based in part on two saints in the 1800s, the story of a beautiful nun who bears the wounds of christ, the significant mata, and who is banished from her order. >> i developed this idea of the significant mata as kind of a metaphor for a passionate love affair with christ. and that was the stumbling blocks for the other nuns. i wanted to have at the heart of it a questionableness so you could read it all the way through and say, she's making up this, or you could say, she's the real thing. i didn't want to come down one way or the other. my own impression was she was the real thing. >> perhaps the clearest sense of hansen's own faith is in his novel "exiles" with us gripping portrait of the priest gerard manly hopkins who found god and was still tormented. >> i loved his poetry, i loved his langua

metropolitan center drive and just yesterday a 17- year-old girl was the latest victim on the 5900 block of irving street. here's what makes these attacks so bold. police say in all of the cases the victims have not been distracted. none of them have been talking on their phones or listening to music. >> it is very concerning to the victims and the neighborhood. >> reporter: in all these cases the description of the creep is the same. he's about 5' 8 tall, either latino or asian and he always wears a plain red baseball cap. none of the women were hurt, but police believe there are other victims out there. they're asking anyone who has been victimized by this man to call and give them information about what happened to them and they're also asking folks out there, anyone who may know this man or may know what's going on, to also give them a call. ken molestina, 9 news now. >>> you've no doubt heard the old saying if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. that may well apply to the woman who picked up a renoir painting at a flee market for seven bucks. now it seems the -- plea market f

irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. wh

irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >> i tried to think about this room as the dream room, where we dream and bring some of those dreams to life. i feel very blessed that i have been able to spend the last 31 years of my life doing it my way, thinking about things better interesting to me, and then pursuing them. there are a lot of different artists that come here to wo

so now, happy bakery which now has a new name, minkey restaurant is over on in the outer sunset on irving street. so that was a good success story. we are still... the businesses that are located in the business... in the properties that have been damaged, we don't have a status report just yet in terms of the amount of time that it is going to take to do the repairs and get those businesses up and going. but one of the businesses was interested in being a key loan recipient. renaissance so i will send you a link for a $5,000 loan. and then the friends of the commission of the status of women are interested in doing it for the women that were affected by the fire. so that is a nice community coming together for that. >> then, moving on, any questions about that? or any other updates that you would like for me to provide? >> oh, and i actually do want to make one other comment, the fire department has been i also want to commend the fire department there was a situation up on polk street where a delivery truck backed into a fire hydrant and created water damage to a couple of businesses. a

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. >> i suppose for irving dunn blaine -- for the sports club, they will be packed with young ones trying to copy him now. >> interesting watching andy murray on tour, he always seems to have time for young people and they were picking it up. they will the scene the way his career progressed. obviously a role model, obviously a hero for people across the uk. i think there was a real hope among tennis lovers that andy murray of the achievements will help spur young people and get kids picking up rackets and playing, so we would not have such a long gap as we had between fred perry and andy murray. >> still to come -- to stay on not to stay. it is all about europe as holland's prepares to vote. turkey has refused to extradite iraq that if you did to rise president after he was sentenced to death in a set -- in absentia. the turkish prime minister said hashimi can stay in turkey as long as he wants to. james reynolds has this. >> tariq al hashimi is meant to be on death row in baghdad, but instead we met him at a hotel in turkey. iraq that the vice-president dismissed the iraqi court that a

. >> i'm irving seretski the appellant for the rehearing, on behalf of kate poll voi. we're happy to tell you all the neighbors on the block, all 2853-57 have come to a very great agreement, and we are very pleased with it. it was negotiated on the part of all the principals, and it is really a very satifactory agreement. we hope that you will do your very best to expedite our getting an amended permit, and do everything that she needs to do to get started and get finished with the job just as quickly as possible. >> geng, john -- here on behalf of the permit holder. we are happy to announce that we are also in agreement with the plans that we provided to the board and that we're asking that you make those changes to us so that we can fulfill this settlement agreement. it has been requested by the former represent of the appellants, his name is pat buscovich, his name is on the appeal that we mention that. he is no longer representing the appellants and was not involved with the negotiations leading to this settlement. we're working with the permit holder and appellant

we have the 19th avenue hallway and win son and judith and irving. it's controlled by caltrans. i think we need to reduce speeds. i think we need to put in the disability lights that time folks with noises and i also think that we need to move bike lane traffics off to other blocks and that would be one solution but not a total solution. >> every morning i put my life in the drivers' hand. i run to the ocean and cross 19th avenue and turn the the ipod off and i look and walk and it's human nature we're talking about. the cars are going to come. we need to educate people that the law is pedestrian is king it's meaningless when the car hits and you it's about awareness and also if i can take the rest of the time to think big. instead of building tunnels to no where and billions of dollars and tunnel down 19th avenue and geary and provide real transportation and get people where they need to go. >> mr. garcia. >> there was a comedian on johnny carson and she said the people go to school and said watch the lights and it's the cars. the lights didn't kill anybody and i watch horrifie