miss julie, listen to me. christine has gone to bed now. - would you listen to me? - kiss my hand first. - listen to me. - kiss my hand first. okay. joking or serious? the now "kiss my hand" again, you know, seem such a destructive, you know-- - that's right. --thing that she does. you know, just to go back into it. and it's--it's in bits like that and a bit like where he orders her to come out for the lilac. that i think--you know, i think of her with an accent, you know? where she reverts into almost a parody of her own social position. oh, do you think it's like that? now, well, it's not. it's not that she's making a social position. it's just her escape from the closeness of the situation. oh, oh. i'm seeing it as flirty--as a distinctly flirtatious thing. now kiss my hand. yes. i mean, kiss my hand for helping you. well, it's-- i mean, but maybe it's not, maybe-- well, it's both, isn't it? it's sort of playing dangerous-- yes, but i mean-- it's playing dangerous games and hiding behind-- kiss my hand. it'

oh, miss julie. oh! a dog can lie on the count's sofa, a horse can have its nose patted by a young lady's hand, but a servant! oh, every now and then, one man manages to haul himself up. but how often does that happen? but do you know what i did? i ran straight into the mill-stream with all my clothes on. they pulled me out and beat me. but next sunday, my father and all the others were going to my grandmother's and i fixed it so that i can stay behind. and then i scrubbed myself with soap and hot water, and i put on my best clothes. and i went to the church in order to see you. i saw you. and i returned home determined to die. but i wanted to die beautifully, pleasantly, without any pain. and then i remembered that it was dangerous to sleep under an elder tree. and we had a big one in full bloom. so i stripped it of everything it had and i lay down in the oat bin. have you ever noticed how beautiful oats are soft to the touch like human skin? i shut the lid and i closed my eyes. and i fell asleep. and t

. >> to be clear those are forwarded to the full board for the meeting july 16. >> july 16. >> okay. those motions pass. those items pass. item number eight we have some amendments mr. city attorney to item eight. >> yes. john gibner deputy city attorney again. two items that have been requested which the board can take with one vote. one is change out dated references to the art commission to the current name arts commission and the second is to change the type of fund for the war memorial to a category four fund which is an interest bearing fund. >> okay. colleagues any questions on those? can i have a motion to accept the amendments. >> so moved. >> so moved. and can i have a motion to move the item to the full board. do so without opposition. okay. item nine. can i have a motion to move it to the full board. >> so moved. >> july 16 without opposition. similar motion number 10 to move to the full board on july 16. >> so moved. >> do so without opposition. >> item 11 similarly we need some amendments mr. city attorney. >> john gibner deputy city attorney again. this is just fixing

oh, miss julie. oh! a dog can lie on the count's sofa, a horse can have its nose patted by a young lady's hand, but a servant! oh, every now and then, one man manages to haul himself up. but how often does that happen? but do you know what i did? i ran straight into the mill-stream with all my clothes on. they pulled me out and beat me. but next sunday, my father and all the others were going to my grandmother's and i fixed it so that i can stay behind. and then i scrubbed myself with soap and hot water, and i put on my best clothes. and i went to the church in order to see you. i saw you. and i returned home determined to die. but i wanted to die beautifully, pleasantly, without any pain. and then i remembered that it was dangerous to sleep under an elder tree. and we had a big one in full bloom. so i stripped it of everything it had, and i lay down in the oat bin. have you ever noticed how beautiful oats are, soft to the touch like human skin? i shut the lid and i closed my eyes. and i fell asleep. and

in july the occ sustained allegations. the cases comprised 4 percent of the cases closed july 31st. in mastectomy the mediated 3 cases. 84 officers were offered the training and it's lower than previous years that have exceeded 90 percent. today, the occ has mediated 31 cases. we have asked officers why their declining meditations and it's particular to the case and not a general dislike of mediation. moving to the chiefs adjudication. between july 31st and the end of july the chief judged indicated 3 cases and we had sustainable allegations. one case involving neglect of duty on two occasions the police officer parked in front of a building that he was not to be there and he was admonished. and a sergeant unlawfully detained a complaint while he was at the liquor store. he walked the complainant to his house. the sergeant and other officers seized items from the person's room and did not a search warrant. in our last case a sergeant violated a case by failing to notify the department he received a bad report and that includes my report >> any other questions for dr. hicks? >> line

just for a moment julie just a moment for julie have you ever been to russia julie can you actually tell us about how long can you tell us what the law actually states and not even a law in itself it is an amendment to a law protecting children no one's going to argue here that we actually doesn't have an issue if that is in fact a law that is to protect children against propaganda to minors i want you to i mean lots of juda carry on please it's not propaganda it's social and sex education the propaganda is coming from those that are forcing young gay and lesbian people under the age of eighteen to see nothing other than heterosexuality it causes suicide it calls itself and it causes a great deal of distress that the supportive parents of these young people my family were were treated appallingly during the program in russia and escaped and came to the u.k. this is exactly what is going to happen to any of those lesbian gay people who are in russia right now who have the church really you're i mean you're dragging up you're treading up a lot of a dark history here which regarding the cur

also wanted to let you know about our first see participation on july 7th. one of the main features of our booth was a map of all the landmarks and it was definitely the most popular map on displays about 50 percent of the folks had never heard about the planning department. it was definitely a beneficial endeavor to show them more about what the planning department does on a daily basis. as the mission sunday streets will be on july 28th and we'll forward you the fire department's for the rest of the year. and margaret from our staff will forward that information to you. that conclusions my comments on the director's report unless you have any comments >> item 2 the past events at the planning staff and announcements. >> department staff again. a couple of items to share with you. the 706 mission appeal as your aware the major permits for 76 mission was affiliated the board of supervisors. the hearing was originally scheduled for july 8th at the request of the appellants and that meeting will be postponed. the millions police station for t the night gale wa

about brick and mortar. >> can you please repeat those dates. >> july 25, july 27, and july 28th. on july 31, there was a second check received from brick and mortar to cover the citations for the returned check fees which did not bounce. that brings us to august 3 where sound inspections were made by both the entertainment commission and the department of public health to take sound measurements at brick and mortar. on august 3, that same day, there were no noise complaints filed by neighbors and august 4, the next day. so, that's just what we have before us, but it looks like we have the permit holder here to make their case, so -- >> okay. i'm here to request that the closing limits be lifted or the closing time limits. we have done quite a bit of sound reinforcement, i have worked very closely with the neighbor, have been in fairly consistent contact with them, i was not aware of those complaints and -- but for the most part, we have not had a lot of complaints, so we soundproofed the entire shell ceiling of the building and then we went ahead and created a shell, an inner she

an i love working with julie. she's one of the most live and vibrant and funny and smart women i've ever worked with or .ome across in any capacity and we have a great film maker. what am i supposed to say? it makes me happy that people like it. makes me nervous that maybe they'll stop liking it tomorrow. i love playing these carblingers. so the idea that people want to see it and like it makes me very happy. tavis: tell me about that story arc because i'm not a film maker. but that's like a long arch like two decades, three films. at's a serious, you know, -- >> look into this relationship. julie and i are writing these movie. so we're co-writing with our direct tor. not only am i acting with her we're also co-writing. it's an intense thing to do but the arc is what? they're two people, strangers that meet on a train. they nal love. but ironically if we made this movie now, it wouldn't happen. they had no way to communicate. they never exchanged phone numbers. now it would be ridiculous to think that you wouldn't

our next regular meeting will be on july 19th, 2013, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. here at san francisco city hall in room 400. please call the mayor's office on disability for further information or to request accommodations at 415-554-6789, voice or tty415-554-6799. a reminder to all of our guests today to speak slowly into the microphone, to assist our captioners and interpreters. thank you for joining us. >> good afternoon everyone. i would like to apologize. i am co-chair wilson and sorry the muni, you know how it is. so we're going to get on with moving with the reading of the agenda and approval from heather . >> co-chair wilson, do i have your permission to do roll call first? >> yes, roll call first. >> harriet wong? >> present. >> sarah burgett. >> present. >> wendy james, absent. co-chair wilson. >> present. >> chip supanich. >> here. >> denise senhaux. >> present. >> tatiana kostanian. >> present. >> roland wong. >> present. >> now i will read the agenda. one, welcome, introduction and roll call. two, action item, reading and approval of the agenda. thre

july 31, 2013, board of appeals, the preceding officer this evening is board vice president ann lazarus and joined by commissioner fung and honda and hurtado. >> at the controls of the board's legal assistance, and i'm cynthia the board's director. we are joined by the departments that have cases before the board, scott sanchez is here and he is the zoning administrator and representing the planning department and planning commission, creco, is here, the chief building inspector representing building inspection. >> if you could go over the meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board requests that you turn off all phones and pagers so that they will not disturb the proceedings and carry on conversations in the hallway. the board's rules of presentation are as follows. appellants and permit holders and department representatives each have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the 7 or 3-minute periods. members of the public who are not affiliated with the partie

it shot up to 6.8% july 1.er the new agreement, the rate goes down to 3.9% for this school year. o.j. simpson was granted parole today but he won't be getting out of prison any time soon. the nevada parole board approved early release for some of his kidnapping and armed robbery convictions saying he has a good prison record. but he has to serve at least four more years on other sentences all dating back to his 2008 conviction for holding up two sports memorabilia dealers. parts of china have suffered through the hardest july in 140 years. shanghai had nine straight days of triple-digit temperature. in sichuan province the only way to cool off was an indoor wave pool. 15,000 people crammed in-- triple the capacity. one man said it was like a cold ron of boiling dumplings. that is a quote. when this woman donated a kidney, she had no idea whose life it might save. she was as surprised as you will be in a moment. "i'm part of an american success story," "that starts with one of the world's most advanced distribut

if this is video from the scene of the shooting on july 12th. the attack inside the sampras's go give center and jewelry marts was captured by store surveillance cameras. >> live pictures from a cleveland, ohio courtroom where ariel castro-- the man who held three women captive for a decade is to be sentenced this morning. castro could get up to life in prison plus a thousand years. he pleaded guilty last week to 937 counts including murder and kidnapping. before a judge delivers a sentence, castro expected to deliver a lengthy statement. prosecutors say one of the captives documented in her diary castro's years of sexual and physical abuse of the three women. prosecutors are expected to detail those accounts before >> the time is 6:08 a.m.. we >> the time is 6:08 a.m.. we will be right back. get on board for better sleep. >> the time is 6:08 a.m.. we it's sleep train's. interest-free for 3 event! get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery and sleep train'

09, 2013 and the jurisdiction request was filed at the board office on july 15, 2013. permit holder: urban green investments llc. project: revision to bpa no. 2012/10/29/2977; cost revision; unit 1998 need to replace entire slab and replace with structural slab; units 800-1, 802a, 804, 806a, 808 will need to replace floor joists under kitchens; all as per original plans.

where did july go? >> i can't believe that.osed to be some of the warmest days of the year and guess what? >> it's not! >> it's going to stay cooler than normal outside. we have patchy fog just beginning to thicken up. we'll have more on your forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> unfortunately on the roads right now just your overnight roadwork, we are not seeing any huge hot spots or accidents, but there is roadwork on the upper and the lower decks of the bay bridge between oakland and san francisco. we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right. >> we will. we have 2.5 hours to talk about it. >> thank you. >>> it is 4:30 now. today bart union workers could put the bay area on a strike notice. it's three days before contract extensions run out. the union and management will be back at the table today, though after negotiating for several hours yesterday. union members are sending their message to drivers now. bay bridge commuters drive by this billboard saying, "we make bart work." it's part of a pr strategy. pay and benefit

welcome to the july meeting, you guys. wow, it's already july. we're in the middle of the year. we're going to have welcome introduction and role call by denise. >> thank you. good afternoon and welcome to the mayor's disability council this friday july 19th, 2013 in room 400 of san francisco city hall. city hall is accessible to person's using wheelchair and other devices. wheelchair access is provided at the maccal ster ramp via ramp. wheelchair access at the poke street carton b is temporary interrupted due to repairs. we appreciate your patience during this time and ask that you use any of the remaining entrances when visiting city hall. listening devices are available and our meeting is opened, captioned and sign language ininterpreter receipted. our agenda is available in large print and braille. ask staff for assistant. to be respectful, everyone's ability to focus on the presentations, please either turn off all mobile phones and pda's or change set those devices to vibrate mode. your corporation is appreciated. we welcome the public's participations during public commen

i-95 slowing continuing on through wood bridge. >> thank you, julie.it is a school day for hundreds of thousands of students in maryland. >> that's right. the school year in prince george begins under new leadership. ceo kevin maxwell was the superintendent in nearby an rondo county served as teachers, and administrator. full day pre-kindergarten classes for hundreds of four year olds living in neighborhoods. they are part of transforming neighborhoods including after school and prevention for dropouts. >> new this morning, oscar pistorius will stand trial for murder. prosecutors say he shot and killed his girlfriend at his home last valentine's die. oscar pistorius claims he thought he was shooting an intruder. >> also the murder in manassas. >> this man is accused of kills his -- he became enraged and high on pcp. a fairfax county judge has allowed cameras to be allowed in the courtroom in 20 years. >> some critical meetings today, attorneys for governor and wife marine, the lawyers will try to convince the justice department not to file charges. inv

that was done as of july 2013. so, those numbers and those unions will receive a subsidy for 2014 and hss had a lot of meetings with unions and to help explain exactly what that would mean for them and there is an attached memo that we prepared for the unions laying out the numbers for them to see that's attached in your binder. under wellness, also very busy time for wellness. we've been doing biometric screenings and had a very successful one coordinated about a week and a half ago. 267 employees in the hall of justice participated in biometric screening. in addition, there was also a biometric screening at department of human resources, department of economic and work force development in may. that screened an additional 58. so, this is a very popular offering and we're looking to extend it and continue those in fourth quarter of this year and into next year. also, margaret has a very aggressive campaign for flu shot vaccinations. we have i think over 12 sites already set up for flu shots for the october and ear