>> good afternoon, commissioners, jeremy paul. i had an office in that space or adjacent to that space for 15 years until this past year and for the first 10 years of that occupancy, 50 otis, i was in 60 otis which is like a sliver cut off of it. 50 otis is a car stereo installation shop back when we used car stereo installation shops. so the layout is almost exactly the way the motorcycle shop is using it now. so i would support this. i think it's a good idea, use for this space. president olague: thank you. is there killings additional public comment? seeing none, it is closed. commissioner borden [commissioner borden: i think it's a great use of the space. i move to approve. >> second. >> on that motion, commissioners, to approve with conditions, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner miguel? >> aye. >> and commissioner olague: aye. >> the motion passes unanimously 6-0. president olague: sorry about that. we couldn't locate sta

chairman of the home secretary than the cabinet secretary than john yates and paul stevenson and all these people including jeremy hayward who by the way who worked diligently for tony blair and gordon brown. is he saying all those people are wrong and he's right? let me just answer the question about sir paul's resignation. i know he set out his resignation in detailed evidence and explained how the situation was so different to the situation in number ten downing street. most of the questions i had asked i had already answered. the role of the chief of staff answered. the role of mr. wallace answered. rupert murdoch said and i quote the politician i was closest to was gordon brown as chancellor. and let us just remember, let us just remember who was the advisor who gordon brown was the chancellor? >> you'll want to hear the answers given their own prime minister. the prime minister. >> and let us just remember, mr. speaker, who was the to gordon brown when he was chancellor the right honorable gentleman. on the issue of the action we have taken, let us remember during the last parliament, reports of the informa

. >> the cabinet secretary, john yates, then paul stevenson, then all heels people including jeremy hayward who by the way worked diligently for tony blair and gordon brown. [ yelling ] >> let me just talk about resignation. i know it is convenient for the gentleman but sir paul set out his reasons for resignation yesterday in detailed evidence and explained how his situation was so different to the situation in number 10 downing street. most of the questions he asked i had already answered. the chief of staff answered, the parallels with the metropolitan police answered. the roan of mr. walls answered. >> that's british prime minister david cameron facing tough questions today regarding his country's phone hacking scandal. it is a heated emergency session at the house of commons. cameron is criticized for hiring a communication chief who was once an editor of "news of the world." the tabloid newspaper owned by rupert murdock's news corp recently shut down because of the scandal. a protestor interrupted yesterday's hearing hitting rupert murdock in the face with a pie dish. that woman in pi

john yates, is he suggesting he knows better than the chairman, that you know paul stephenson, all these people, including jeremyward who worked for tony blare and gordon brown? is he saying all those people are wrong and he is right? that shows a staggering judgment. let me answer the question about the resignation. i know it is inconvenient, but he set out the reasons for his resignation yesterday in detailed evidence and explained how the situation was so different to the number ten downing street. he answered, the parallels of the police. on closeness to media groups, let's be clear what we heard. murdock said the politician i was closest to was gordon brown. that is just -- let us just remember, who was the adviser when gordon brown was the chancellor. >> overexcitable. we want to hear the answers given by their own prime minister. prime minister. >> let us remember, mr. speaker who was the adviser to gordon brown when he was chancellor? the right honorable gentleman. on the issue of the action we have taken, let us remember, reports of the information commissioner ignored. reports ignored. the failure of t