there was the e-mail that jeremy paul was representing them. we are now dealing with the only person who is a professional who is working with them. we really want for this to be resolved. my client wants a negotiation and i am not kidding you but we can't if we have someone who

. >> good afternoon, commissioner, jeremy paul for the project sponsor. i'd like to thank sarah velve for her efforts in this matter. we've worked very closely. with these neighbors. i have tried to achieve the goals of the tong family and still -- and mitigate as many of the concerns as possible. we've submitted to you sets of plans shows what had been approved by city planning back in 2006 fold by the set that is that's currently subject to review, recommending approval. additionally, we have come up with another plan that drops the rear extension, rear yard obstruction down to a single story and then makes up for some of the lost space with a 2 1/2 foot extension into what is essentially a five-foot space between the buildings. i'm going to go to the overhead if i could and show you some pictures of the sight. if we can go to the overhead please. so this is the sight and it is a small single family. we're adding a second dwelling unit and getting significantly more living space. this is a perspective rendering of what is before you with the section 311

there was the e-mail that jeremy paul was representing them. we are now dealing with the only person who is a professional who is working with them. we really want for this to be resolved. my client wants a negotiation and i am not kidding you but we can't if we have someone who does not want to talk. at the last hearing there was a discussion of changing the motion from what has been negotiated to going back -- >> the city attorney tells me this is not on the request for a continuance. >> i am reminding the commission and i would ask you to set a firm date. i don't have any illusions that this would be settled by the 10th. but having this finished by the deadline before christmas. this is going on much too long. >> and is there additional public comment on item number one or item number two? public comment is closed. commissioner? >> i will make a motion, but i was about task. i assume the pause -- project sponsor has recall this. i will move to approve for a continuance. item a. and item b, to november 10. item #2 to november 2, also. commiss

. >> good afternoon, commissioner, jeremy paul for the project sponsor. i'd like to thank sarah velve for her efforts in this matter. we've worked very closely. with these neighbors. i have tried to achieve the goals of the tong family and still -- and mitigate as many of the concerns as possible. we've submitted to you sets of plans shows what had been approved by city planning back in 2006 fold by the set that is that's currently subject to review, recommending approval. additionally, we have come up with another plan that drops the rear extension, rear yard

jeremy irons, kevin spacey? >> it does not get any better than that. stanley tucci, paul betony -- bettany. it is an incredible group of people. tavis: since you just ran that list, that is an all-star cast. what is it about this project that allowed you, as producer, to pull all of those folks to gather around this story line? >> i think it was the material, the caliber of the material, the way the material was written, which is a different point of entry than a lot of stories that deal with the subject matter have been. there is really no effort to cast judgment or break anybody over the coals, or lionize anybody as a hero against this kind of corruption. it is just examining the human side of the impact this catastrophe have on the people who were forced to make the decisions that ultimately led to it, because all of them were complicit in that decision making. tavis: we are talking around what the film is. let us go inside after i ask this question. the timing for this project is propitious. i have been reading for this conversation. people have been telling you the timing of this proje

well egypt's elections has paul as just mentioned may be just around the corner but question marks over their legitimacy hang heavy let's now talk to jeremy called when he's a labor m.p. and member of the stop the war coalition joining me live from london. well the protesters are demanding the military regime steps by all accounts is very unlikely but who do the protesters want to replace them. well i think what they want is the opportunity to decide their own future in their own government and what they have is a military council running the country ever since the bar except it is essentially full of mubarak appointees and it seems to me that the behavior of the army would be the police to build several straight as a prayer square example as provocative designed to create an atmosphere in which they can say elections can be held because it's unsafe really they're playing with fire because if the elections are perspiring because of the behavior of the military and presumably the three cows embassy itself has been longer in power a clock permit that will then provoke more demonstrations and a whole new uprising across the whole country and