also, i wanted to point out to you on this sheet of paper, an e-mail sent to me by john murray, on the back page i have for you the park to crimes as they were compiled. i highlighted for you where it says primary offenses only. i wanted you to understand why some of these numbers were down. the way that the hierarchy works, we only capture the highest offense. if someone is arrested or cited for prostitution or loitering as a secondary offense, loitering charges not captured. this sheik right here. i know that there were some questions about this last time and why these numbers are low in some categories. it has been explained to me that we are not able to capture all of these citations, only the highest charge or a fence according to the categories. that is why they come out this way. supervisor chiu: think you. any further questions? thank you, captain. any members of the public that wish to comment? two minutes for speaker during public comment. >> ladies and gentlemen, my name is christine harrison. thank you. there are additional crimes happening in our city. state of missouri ri

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murray. i am here with my husband, john. i cannot go over all the numbers that were mentioned, so i am just going to address valuation. one of the main issues is that at the time that the brief was to be submitted, it was never submitted. so we could not argue about what was not presented. so at that point i was told by mr. pachecko that i could request the original variants -- variance i asked originally. that is what we did. what we did was to request that the appeal should be denied it because they never presented any arguments to what they were appealing. secondly, that we would be granted now the original variance because they mentioned that the structure that we're going to bill this very large. -- to build it is very large. if i can show the picture here. here we have this massive structure sitting in the two lots. this is the house that mr. allen owns. next to it is the lot we bought from them. you see how narrow that lot is. what we were asking with the building -- let us build here. it is a unit structure. they hav

lamar alexander, john thune, the last john thune being someone who has even talked about for 2012 is a republican and the democrats you've got harry reid, patty murray, chuck schumer, dick durbin, everybody does it. so what's the sort of high and mighty posture by the republicans last night? >> well, the heat is coming from the newly emboldened conservative base in the republican party and the tea partiers and others had railed against earmarks. it really became awkward when you see senator connen come out and attack the bill and then get challenged because he has his own earmarks in it. it just became untenable. they couldn't vote against it. and still have any credibility. and so they just had to tank the bill all together. and this is just a touch of flavor of the kind of fights, many fights that we're going to be in for next year. i can almost see why the republicans would have preferred to have a long-term omnibus spending bill that would get them into next year before these kinds of clashes would begin happening. because now in all likelihood they could start almost as soon as the next congress begins. >> that is exactly what we're going to se

john mccain says congress failed to get the message. >> the american people said just 42 days ago, enough. are we -- are we tone deaf? are we stricken with amnesia? what is going on here? >> mark murrayoins us live from washington. mark, before we talk about this earmark debate and senator mccain's comments, i got this note that president obama is saigh he wants the house to approve the tax-cutting legislation without changes. what else are we hearing on this? >> that's the only way that this is going to pass. we heard the verdict from the senate by that overwhelming 81-19 vote. getting the senate to renegotiate, redebate legislation is very difficult. so for these tax cuts newt go up that beginning of the new year, pretty much the house is going to have to pass what exactly the senate did. really that's been the handwriting on the wall for the past two or three weeks now. >> let's talk about this earmark debate. senator mccain saying what's going on here? is there amnesia? many of categorized this as one last party before members of the tea party roll into town. >> exactly, tamron. one of the biggest changes in washington over the past two or three years is how the earmark has becom

the experimental item, from the wireless bureau, roof, paul murray, roger noel and tom earnings and garrey michaels. from the media bureau, john long, susan crawford, gordon gough africom kevin harding and she and brad shaw. from the general counsel's office, david horowitz and steve space. from the office of strategic planning and chief technology, doug, and from noel come in addition to ira, bruce, nicholas orris, jim, anthony, doug young, and nancy brooks. i still have moraes. further dynamic spectrum item, from the wireless bureau, ruth mulken, paul murray, gary michaels and mary booker. from the office of strategic planning, doug and stuart benjamin, and from oet, ira, bruce camano, jerry, rot small and nicholas. i will now present. >> good morning, mr. chairman and commissioners. we have two items before you that will promote and facilitate innovation and communications technology. a notice of proposed rulemaking that seeks to promote this innovation by updating of the commission's experimental radio service rules and a notice of inquiry that examines how advanced radio technologies and new models of spectrum management

the experimental item, from the wireless bureau, roof, paul murray, roger noel and tom earnings and garrey michaels. from the media bureau, johnlong, susan crawford, gordon gough africom kevin harding and she and brad shaw. from the general counsel's office, david horowitz and steve space. from the office of strategic planning and chief technology, doug, and from noel come in addition to ira, bruce, nicholas orris, jim, anthony, doug young, and nancy brooks. i still have moraes. further dynamic spectrum item, from the wireless bureau, ruth mulken, paul murray, gary michaels and mary booker. from the office of strategic planning, doug and stuart benjamin, and from oet, ira, bruce camano, jerry, rot small and nicholas. i will now present. >> good morning, mr. chairman and commissioners. we have two items before you that will promote and facilitate innovation and communications technology. a notice of proposed rulemaking that seeks to promote this innovation by updating of the commission's experimental radio service rules and a notice of inquiry that examines how advanced radio technologies and new models of spectrum management t