people would have been sentenced in july -- they are still staying. you are absolutely right and this is a complex issue. i think that we have the right people at the table. i have to talk about the hard work that was put into this report. and in getting this information, collecting this from all the partners that you see here as well today. this is a big deal. but it is very helpful to have people that are as committed as this team has, income -- in preparing this report and working out this problem, collectively. >> we are very appreciative of the representatives of the sheriff's department, but it seems that we not have any time to waste as well. i just want to stress this, to the mayor's office, as this is intersecting with the board of supervisors. there must be some *, of all the criminal justice agencies within san francisco that will be relevant to this question. to be announced, something that quantifies and qualifies the potential obligations that are coming down the road. i have to tell you that everything that has been said, with thesecu

. >> july 7th -- >> i would like to rearrange the schedule for a two-week continuance. >> july 7 is the next date that we can actually hear it. july 7 would with the next day that we can hear it. >> we would request a two to three week continuance. >> it's not even up to us, really. our calendar is just completely -- >> closed. >> it's closed. it's really. i mean, on june 9, we're hearing it's just outrageous. i'm looking at the advanced calendar now and truthfully all the hearings are closed. -- until july 7. that's the soonest we can hear this item. >> i would like to point out that this matter was continued for 10 weeks in march. the association had plenty of time to bring forward their proposal. it happened this week. so it's very upsetting to the project sponsor to have a 10-week continuance and then another month continuance when this project's been ready to go. >> we'll be voting whether or not to even continue it. but if we do continue it, it will be to july 7 because that's the first open date we have on the calendar. is there any additional public comment? >> i'm the project s

does that work for july? >> of the 26? >> and the 12th. >> after the meeting in the afternoon. >> july 26? great. there was also a request in here for june claim that -- to 28, meeting of the southeast facilities. i had put in a request to see if we could do it lightly earlier. i do not know if that happened, but to get a sense of it? >> the se commission has asked us to meet with them. >> the timing issue is just, once we began the meeting for the new commissioners, there is typically one meeting each year in the southeast and the challenge is that we have to have it within hours so that the community can attend. we were thinking that there could be a 4:00 to 7:00 time period. but that is the regular commission meeting? >> we would also be inviting this out these facilities commission to join us at that meeting. probably joining us for just the last few hours. >> our commissioners available on june 28 from 4 fought the 7:00? 3:00 to 6:00? >> that is not ideal, but i will try. >> a regular day at a later time? june 28. >>

julie wright has the latest on that for us. >> good morning to you all. we are talking about the closure of the northbound side of the baltimore-washington parkway. you guys headed northbound out of d.c. this morning headed out towards the capital beltway will now be diverted off at 410 here in riverdale. that is because police are on the scene investigating what is reported to be a double shooting that occurred back in the 2:00 hour. stacy cohan is live on the scene. we'll have an update shortly. what you need to know traffic- wise is coming out of d.c. this morning, you will be diverted off at 410. right now, volume is working in your favor. there is not a lot of delay to speak of at this point but why wait? other side of town being quick peek northbound i-95 looking good as you leave dale city and continue past the prince william parkway in the main line and the locals as you guys travel northbound up towards the capital beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> more now on what julie was just talking about going on in prince george's

proposed to continue to july 14, 2011. item two, case number 2011.0051 c, california street, being proposed for a continuance to july 28, 2011. item number three, case number 2010.0517 c for 3672 18th street, please note that due to recent legislative changes, this item no longer requires a conditional use authorization and, therefore, is no longer before you for your consideration. commissioners, further on your calendar, item number 12, case number 2011.009 3-d for 2350 broadway. it's a request for discretionary review. please note that d.r. has been withdrawn and this item is no longer before you for your consideration. and item number 17, case number 2010.0987 c for 2055 lombard street. staff has informed me that this item should be continued to july 28 2011. with that, commissioners, i am not aware of any other item on this calendar being proposed for continuance. >> for your information, we will be hearing item 11 today, but i believe that we will make our ultimate recommendations in august. so i'm not sure how -- i

off the dark." >> julie's an incredible artist. gifted girl. >> reporter: so, what went wrong? everyone wants to understand what went wrong. >> julie would not accept this, but you know, she got very close to it, so close, perhaps, that she couldn't see it, and we were going at it and coming back and we could see very clearly, what we thought were the problems and she didn't think they were as big a problem as we did. >> get me the shoes! >> reporter: problems like this. a much ridiculed number, a stage full of giant spiders dancing in high heels. critics railed that the plot was unclear. the emotion, muddled. >> at a point like that you've just got to say, look. you are too close. this is -- we're wasting more and more time and other people's money and we actually have to stop now and fix this. >> reporter: julie taymor was pushed out in march and declined to be interviewed for this story. producers brought in a new team to revamp the show. the cast and crew began working double duty. >> here we go. ♪ don't talk ♪ just walk >> rep

june 1, to 27 and july 31. -- june 1, june 27, and july 31. what is the time of the meeting? they are all happening at 1840 sutter st. at 8:00 in the evening, i believe. it does not have the time on it. as the community is looking at the planet that you had seen at about a year-and-a-half ago. they are booking added and recommending changes. these meetings will be held to get a broader view on the plan. again, june 1, june 27, in july 31. i think scott has something. >> i just wanted to remark on the legislation on the three frontage is sponsored by supervisor mirkarimi became effective. residential units seeking a parking reduction would come to the commission. that has been changed. now residential and commercial parking -- dcr districts -- can be reviewed and reviewed against a set of criteria, and this is under section 307-i. we had a few applications submitted prior to this becoming effective. some of those will not be coming before you because of the legislative change. others will be coming before you because there required conditional use for other aspects. we have a

on july 3, 2008, the complaint was filed with the planning department. on july 10, 2008, the department of building inspection filed the first notice for building enlargement. on july 18, 2008, the department of building inspection issued a second notice of violation about the third level above the garae without permit. the owners filed permit applications to correct these files. that is when i first got involved in september, 2008. on february 6 of 2009, the department of building inspection issued a third and final notice of building violation. this was wider than the 1998 permit. in march, 2009, the owners filed two separate permits to correct that. on may 27, 2009, the planning department held its first three meetings for the residential design team to discuss the proposed plan and actions to correct those. during that year, we had several meetings with the owners. finally, at the request of the department on january 7, 2010, the owners filed a single building permit application that encompassed all of the building that was being compose on january 7

julie, good morning. >> good morning to you allison. and it just so happens we have sky fox over the accident in germantown. so we'll take the live picture as long middle brook road where this accident occurred and traveling from great seneca highway from wisteria in the direction of 118 toward the dfw warehouse, it occurred across the street from the bank of america. that is behind the fox 5 logo where the accident occurred.

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to the department of alexians july 29. -- elections july 29. that is the end of my presentation. we have program managers from various projects we are proposing to implement -- i am hoping susan from the mayor's office of disability can answer any questions about curb ramps. supervisor chu: on the level of funding we have been the proposed budget this year, it looks like the combined source of federal, state, prop k sales tax moneys is equivalent to what it was in the current fiscal year. the big difference is, we use cops in the next year, they will not be available? >> that is correct. supervisor chu: so if this does not go through, what is the value of the cop roughly? $20 million? $30 million? >> 30. supervisor chu: ok, so without this bomb, $30 million less -- bond, $30 million less. let us go to the budget analyst report. >> madam chair, members of the committee, on the bottom of page five, as shown in attachment 2, on page 16, the estimated total debt service requirement -- between july 1, 2011 and june 30 -- a period of 24 years -- that

. >> i want to raise a calendar item that i will be out of the country on july 20. reaction any other commissioners? any public comment on item number two? seeing none, we will move to item number three, the adoption of new. -- of finance -- minutes. >> if something is taken out of order, does it change its reflection in the minutes? i voted out of order on something, and it appears i am absent. i did vote for no. 7. >> we typically kept things in order in which they are numbered, but we did indicate your rival time in the first section of -- your a rival time in the first section of the minutes. any public comment on the minutes? call the roll, please. >> we have a mission from president go to adopt the minutes. [calling grvotes] those are adopted. i also got no word from the appellants attorney that they are due for a writ -- i got the word from the appellants attorney that they are due for a rescheduling. >> would you like to take that out of order? >> we will move to item number eight, witches' appeal number 11-036, island market daily versus the department of p

and add on 9 cents in july if we are wrong. the next slide in particular went to what commissioner moran has asked for in the past, but also as commissioner torres it is questions -- what does it all cost? it is gallons of water. we are showing for you on slide four just what a heck of a good deal we have on water in the bay area and also from the hetch hetchy water system. the dark blue bar shows the cost of the gallon of water, and as proposed, if you go to fiscal year 2011, we are seen for the wholesale customer rate, that would be great if we charge countywide from hetch hetchy to the county line for the sale of water. that would mean we are going for a quarter of a penny per gallon to a third of a penny for a gallon. the percentage increase is still very large, but the total cost is very affordable. if you look at what the average cost this -- is once we've reached the sentences the county line -- the san francisco county line, it will cost two-thirds up a penny to have a pristine hetch hetchy water flow all the way from y

or end of july. and then the potholing work, 4.6, which is the work for sewer and sledge on beale street, is just getting started. that was approved, i believe at the last board meeting. and they have an anticipated completion of august. the temporary wall at 301 mission continues. they've put up the steel support. they've now completed the framing and will start putting the north face of the wall, the side that faces millennium, they'll start putting the plaster and metal panels and stone on. hopefully we'll be able to take down the temporary barricade and finish up that north face by the end of june. and finish up the whole project there by the middle of july. the transit center that buttresses the main thing going on there, and in zone four is the main work. they've been pulling piles, the wood piles that executive director just spoke about. we're about 70% to 80% through with that and should be completed by the end of next week. as i also said, they're staging their fabrication of their structura

the -- we will be back, should we get an allocation in july, for the fourth authorization tax. supervisor chu: thank you very much. for this item, there is no budget analyst report because there is not a general fund impact on this piece of legislation. if we do not have further comments, why don't we open this item up for public comment? are there any members of the public who wish to speak on item 3? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor kim: motion to move forward with positive recommendation. supervisor chu: we have a motion to send the item forward with recommendations, and we can do that without objection. thank you very much. can we call items four, five, and six, please? >> item four, resolution approving the fiscal year 2011- 2012 emergency shelter grants program and authorizing the mayor on behalf of the city and county of sentences go to apply for, accept, and expand the city's fiscal year 2011-2012 emergency shelter grants program in thailand from the u.s. department of housing and urban development in the amount of $1,253,445 and to expand reprogram fun

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that's the latest on the weather. >>> so, julie, are you there? >> i'm here. >> i was in late tomorrow to hope we could go to the food court tomorrow and have a bite and i ran into nashera's mom and she wants to wish a happy birthday. >> why didn't you call me? >> i know. >> i run around there and walk the dog out there. >> i was just trying to run into you. and it's a belated birthday. so next time i'll call you. >> i'm not hard to miss, honey. >> oh, please. >> i'm right there. i can't believe you didn't call. did you buy her something to eat? >> well, no, it was one of those in passing conversations. >> well happy birthday. >>> lanes are open inbound along 66 with no incidents to report leaving fair oaks and again at the capital beltway. trouble traveling the beltway. inner loop of the beltway at 123 and tysons, left side of the roadway is what is blocked. no incidents to report on 295 headed northbound toward the 11th street bridge. delays at suitland parkway, silver hill road has a crash and follow police direction to get by. that's a check o

we can go to july 7. i assume. >> you can go to july 7 or july 28 or august 4 if you don't want -- president olague: that's good. that's when all of us will be here. commissioner moore. commissioner moore: i would like to ask staff to -- the public was saying that they only had two weeks' notice, is that correct? or is that a misstatement? could you please tell? >> commissioner moore, the conditional use requirement is a 10-day notice. commissioner moore: so only two weeks. >> i'm sorry. it's a 20-day notification. and the notice was sent on april 29. commissioner moore: i found a comment from one of the gentlemen very compelling. and he was saying that hearsay and starting the rumor, particularly in the way communication travels these days, is a very dangerous way of starting to cast a shadow. i found the presentation itself, the application, the modest application, the business was his and only his. and based on that, until this other commentary came, i didn't have any problems approving this. and if he

julie: very nice! employee: this one is touchscreen. julie: i like that. i admit i'm wrong on this account that there is a computer better than mine. vo: new pc in the house julie(to camera): i'm a pc and i'm gonna kill him. >>> a chicago man testifies under oath pakistan's top intelligence service is connected to the terrorist group that carried out the deadly attacks in mumbai, india three years ago. bob orr is in washington with the latest. that revelation not sitting well with a number of folks, bob. >>> not at all, erica. good morning. u.s.-pakistani relations are already very, very shaky. it comes this new allegation that intelligence officials in pakistan may have played a direct supporting role in the worst terror attack since 9/11. >> it comes from david henton in the mumbai attacks that killed six americans. the attacks were carried out by the pakistan group, he told the court that they had help from the pakistan intelligence services, the isi. they coordinated with each other. that testimony came as prosecutors opened their case against the seco

the system is expected to be installed in july. tepco says it will also install equipment to purify contaminated sea water near the water intakes at the number two and three reactors. the purifier uses a mineral to absorb radioactive cesium. the company says preliminary operations will begin as early as thursday. the utility had previously built undersea silt barriers around the water intakes to prevent highly radioactive water from further spreading into the sea. but raid wrote active substances exceeding government safety limits are still being directed outside the barriers. >>> the operator of the plant says two workers may have been exposed to radiation exceeding the legal limit of 250 milisieve milisieverts. the two are in their 30s and 40s who worked in the control rooms of the number three and four reactors. a test found 7,69 becquerels of radioactive iodine from their thyroid glands, more than ten times those of other workers. the company said the two had been exposed to external radiation of 73.71 and 88.7 milisieverts. te

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the president has said there will be significant reduction after july of this year and he doesn't have the number yet. one thing to look for is a shift over the next two years from uniformed military operations to paramillary operations, the kind we saw in pakistan. we'll see more of that. chris: it's exciting to have patraeus go to the c.i.a. >> he's going to clean up the thing he didn't finish in kabul. chris: at the c.i.a.? >> yeap. late sunday night in washington when the white house put a few calls to news organizations with a heads up the president would speak on television but no details. it took about an hour for the rumor mill to get the story but broadcasters didn't want to go with rumors. msnbc white house correspondent was on the air and had a solid report but the network waited under an abundance of caution. >> pete williams, our department of justice correspondent, has informed us of the following, i'm going to go with this, an administration official says he's been told that president obama will announce tonight that -- i'm sorry, i'm told now -- i'm being told to hold i

it's incredible. >> 4th of july. >> i know. >> it's incredible.ortunately it's not as pretty and fluffy, just kind of wet. you walk outside and you get soaked right now but that's only for a little bit. we are going to dry out in a couple of days but this afternoon, certainly we have seen scattered showers throughout the morning and we are going to see increasing more widespread showers this afternoon. looking outside here at the transamerica pyramid, you can see gray skies, plenty of cloud cover and let's go ahead and look at hi-def doppler and see exactly where we are seeing some of those showers now. you can see up into parts of the north bay where the majority of the rain is, this first band that's come through and brought us some of the wet weather this morning and we are going to see even more green on the screen a little later on this afternoon. so as you make your way outside, for this afternoon, temperatures are going to be running on the cool side. showers this afternoon and breezy conditions at the bay and around the coast. and this eve

good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. the controversy over pg & e's smart meters heated up today. tom vacar live in san francisco now where he asked pg & e why you're going to have to pay more, tom. >> reporter: well it's part of an overall rate increase. the part that might be controversial only amounts to chump change every month for a few years, but this is not about the money. pg & e customers will pay $2.2 billion for the installation of millions of the new digital smart meeters. but consumers will continue to pay for the old analog meters that are now being removed and nk

they told the story of the 7th of july. 52 were murdered. today the coroner said they were killed in a dreadful terrorist act. they responded to a long attack by islamist fanatics. they will take in the 60-page report culminating in a clutch of recommendation. >> whatever is written down here, recommended and have been said can help people in the future. one would hope they're effective but they do not bring my son back. >> a major part of the inquest focused on the emergency services response. the core nor high -- coroner highlighted delays. it should be about more resources. >> the coroner lady said on a balance of probabilities, each of the deceased would have died no matter what time the emergency services had reached and rescued them. john taylor was one that didn't die instantly. >> could they have been saved? she might not have been saved. but she could have had the chance. >> the other big area was the role of a security service m.i.-5. and whether the attacks could have been prevented. the four young men were about to become the fir

install the exchangers at the number one and three reactors next month and at the number four reactor in july. >>> prime minister naoto kan will leave for france on tuesday to attend the g-8 summit where he's expected to discuss nuke safety. the meeting will take place in normandy on may 26th and 27th. it will be the prime minister's first trip overseas since the march 11th earthquake and tsunami. during the six-day visit to europe, kan wants to convey that japan is a safe country despite the disasters. deputy chief cabinetecretary fukuyama said the prime minister will emphasize the country's readiness to disclose information about the events at the fukushima daiichi plant. the prime minister will explain japan's new energy policy which increases its focus on renewable energy and energy saving. kan plans to meet french president nicolas sarkozy and u.s. president barack obama on the sidelines of the summit. the prime minister will also meet leaders of the eu to discuss the launch of negotiations on an economic partnership agreement. >>> thjapanese foreign minister says japan will cooperate wi

julie mccarthy is the pakistan- based correspondent for npr at the time of the u.s. mission. also, the summer travel season kicks off this memorial day weekend. the polls show a record number of americans will be hitting the roads. a conversation about trouble with travel writer paul theroux on his latest book, "the tao of travel." as you join us, julie mccarthy and paul theroux coming up. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and answer, nationwide insurance is happy to help tavis improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: julie mccarthy is a foreign correspondent for npr who has spent much of her time of late reporting from pakistan. there contin