commissioner lee: ok. bad example. president murphy: is there a time limit to when the permit is no longer valid? then it will not have the permit any more. you cannot just sit on the permit. >> most permits are good for one year. she took six months to get it. now we are at 18 months. we change the district inspectors every two to three years. so a lot of times the new inspector comes in and looks at a lot of new cases. president murphy: in every case that i have seen, as much time as could be reasonably given within the requirements and administrative code, we have given it. we have always wanted to be in a position where we have not wanted to say we give you less time. and the opportunity for advice or continuance we have tried to request. >> when we get our new computer system, that is point to make things a lot more efficient. what inspector sweeney just mentioned about violations sitting for four or five years and not showing up -- we are actually going to paperwork years later. >> we are in the process of changi

lee, tonsing and takinger junior were acquitted of assault charges. a jury found two liable for some damages. lee was completely exonerated, but even after eight years, his past still follows him. >> i'm known as you're the guy from fajita gate. >> lee and fagan junior left the police force after fail to go complete their probationary service as rookie officers. lee now works in private security. but his dream is to be rehired by the department. he applied again three years ago. >> passed the written test, the physical agility test, psychological evaluation. the hiring board unanimously said, let's roll with him. >> reporter: but lee says former chief's administration passed him over. >> when you're found not guilty, i thought that meant something. it doesn't. >> reporter: townsing is no longer a police officer. fagan junior is now an army ranger serving with an elite special ops unit in afghanistan. life has begun good to adams snyder. he we want to part owner of a group of nightclubs but still feels animosity toward the three former officers. >> abs

lee: i yield one minute to the the gentlewoman from texas, sheila jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: i rise strongly to support the barbara lee amendment which i'm a co-sponsor. and this is about the orderly withdrawal of our troops. we lost 58,000 men and women in vietnam, now today we have the opportunity to do what congress should do, not to give an unending mandate or a war, which is this is not. if we are looking after the terrorists, al qaeda is not there. our intelligence authorities, general petraeus has indicated there are less than 100 al qaeda terrorists there. there are snurts and the taliban. it is well known if you give to the taliban the mountains and valleys that have been given by general mcchrystal, you still will lose this war. $37 billion is in this bill. we must do what were did in see vietnam and not cry after the fact. yes, we salute the young men and women and thank them for their service. i have been to afghanistan many times. now it's time to invest in the afghan people an

commissio ner lee? commissioner lee: i think we should keep the 5th. we can always continue after the 5th. i mean, if the information is there. the e.i.r. has been around for five weeks. this project has been around for quite sometime. if we need to continue after the 5th, we will continue it. commissio ner borden? commissioner borden: i want the architect to be there. and i think it's not unreasonable request. if they are asking for a month or three weeks, run thing, but we are talking about a week. i wish that. clerk: you can continue it to the 5th and move it to the 12th. commissioner antonini: it's probably better to continue it to next week and if we were to find out there was an agreement over the architect or some reason why parties did agree to the next week, that's possible, but you can't go the other direction, but you can't go forward and not backward. vice president olague: i think the key point here for me is mr. pfeiffer is flying in from new york and we do encourage great architecture, this commission has for as long as i can remember. t

commissio ner lee? commissioner lee: one, i agree with commissioner moore, but we should also look at kerney street. if you walk from broadway to market there are about 26 vacant sites, and actually kerney is pretty bad off. it's not just dirty but looks bad, compared to parts of union square. regarding commissioner borden's concerns about violations. all along lower to middle polk street there's numerous violations, sign violations, music in the evening violations, a whole bunch of violations, but it's just not there but throughout most of the city. you talk about violations, we have a lot of illegal housing units here. eight years ago when i started on this i wanted to press the commission to legalize all the illegal housing units we have here. but no one, the board of supervisors doesn't want to pick it up. you want to talk about violations and fire and health safety during an earthquake, the one thing the city should tackle are these illegal units. that has the most impact, to the city, for human he

lee: i yield o minute to the the gentlewoman from texas, sheila jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlela is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: i rise strongly to support the barbara lee amendment which i'm a co-sponsor. and this is about the orderly withdrawal of our troops. we lost 58,000 men and women in vietnam, now today we have the opportunity to do what congress should do, not to g+ive an unending mandate or a war, which is this is not. if we are looking after the terrorists, al qaeda is not there. our intelligence authorities, general petraeus has indicated there are less than 100 al qaeda terrorists there. there are snurts and the taliban. it is well known if you give to the taliban the mountains and valleys that have been given by general mcchrystal, you still will lose this war. $37 billion is in this bill. we must do what were did in see vietnam and not cry after the fact. yes, we salute the young men and women and thank them for their service. i have been afghanistan many times. now it's time to invest in the afghan people and th

harriet wu, thomas lee, anna liu. >> this feels a little bit like the academy awards, and i wish i hadn tombolo and said, "and the winner is." the thank you very much to the organizers for acknowledging up- and-coming leaders in our community for they are the ones that will unite and bring our communities together with a stronger voice but also with and that the and support for other communities as well, so it is my pleasure to announce that the recipients of the 2010 apa heritage award in the emerging leadership category is thomas lee. [applause] thomas, please join us on stage. i'm going to start reading my script so you know about thomas's incredible leadership. i know we have done great work with the community youth center and many community-based organizations. thomas has participated in at least two service projects per week since 2007. carly estop more pursuing a degree in marketing, he has also been active in the community from a very young age and has volunteered for callous area nonprofit organizations. graphic and by design has always been his passion. he has always voluntee

>> kathie lee. >> yeah, kathie lee and -- >> kathie lee and i forget. >> kathie lee and someone else.>> hoda, your name, you are egyptian. >> whatever. ali, thank you from the bottom of my heart for that clip. >> there was a big welcoming sign when we got there. >> yes, kathie lee and hilda, it said. by the way, in case you care -- the ants in my apartment are dead. the guys in the building, the turbo -- blew the turbo stuff in the building and i was tiptoeing around this morning, turning the lights on and looking for them -- none. i hope they're gone. >> so it was roto-rooter kind of thing? >> termin ex, from the building. i just wanted those ants out of my apartment. >> there are ten pages of suggestions on here. >> it was the professionals that came and did it. >> we're talking about favorite camp memories. kathie wrote in a mouse had babies in my sleeping bag. drinking bug juice. and color war every year. lots of fun camp memories. >> up next -- >> she knocked you out with this cool song called "knock you down." singer, songwriter carrie hilton back after this. >>> by age 12, carr

lee cowan in phoenix tonight. lee, thanks for that. >>> a greyhound bus headed to sacramento from l.a. was involved in an awful accident earlier this morning. six people were killed. nine others seriously injured when the bus hit an suv that had flipped over in front of it. three of the people killed were in that suv. the cause of the crash near downtown fresno, still under investigation. >>> when our broadcast continues here in just a moment, the bp oil disaster like you have never seen it before. our report from underwater tonight. >>> and later, "nightly news" viewers making a difference for some people who lost one thing they thought they could depend on. >>> you are about to look at the waters of the gulf. we're back with a truly extraordinary look at the bp oil spill in a way we have never seen it quite before from a submarine, 88 miles west of st. petersburg, florida. that's where we find nbc's kerry sanders tonight right inside the nosecone there. kerry, good evening. >> reporter: well, brian, we're in the

in texas, oakland faced 9-4 cliff lee. in >>> in poker a pair of aces gets you places. in baseball it usually means bust. in texas oakland faced 9-4 cliff lee. in san francisco the giants got josh johnson with an e.r.a. of 1.61. a's going all in against the rangers, ace cliff lee in arlington, 1-0 texas in the 6th until kurt suzuki singles home coco crisp. lee was as good as advertised, struck out 13 in nine innings but left with a game tied at one. in the 10th nelson cruz hit the jackpot, walkoff home run, a's lose 3-18 1/2 back of the west. maybe it's billy beane's turn to play poker there. now to our second ace josh johnson facing the giants at at&t, two out in the 3rd, buster posey busts a 20 game hitting streak. johnson gave up three runs for the first time in 13 starts. giants up 3-2, no more. dan uggla won seven innings gave up just four hits. still tied in the 8th until juan uribe unties it. solo hot, edgar renteria adds insurance with a two-run homer. giants will 6-4, within 2 1/2 of san diego in the west. >>> jack tatum, long time raiders safety died today of

commissioner lee? commissioner lee: move to approve. >> second. vice president olague: commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: they did answer it very well the situation here. and what is different and why this does not need a setback is that what you are trying to do is not infringe upon the sidewalk width and with the 15 feet already there, you allow your 12-foot sidewalk that is apparently what we desire as haight is a narrower sidewalk and seems like it's a position. plus, apparently there was for many years an a.t.m. there that was worked without benefit of a permit. it seemed to be one that had a lot of activity. and finally, i think it is a little bit disturbing that there's so few banks in that area. and that might be something that we might want to encourage in the future is to have more banks and financial services in that area. because apparently there's only one bank and two that are quite a ways away. i'm supportive. vice president olague: commissioner moore. >> could i have the architect answer a couple of questions for me? >>

>> lee cowan starting us off in phoenix tonight. lee, thanks. >>> to our justice correspondent pete williams we go. pete, two questions. number one, why did the judge rule the way she did? and what are we looking at next? >> reporter: this is a victory for the obama administration. the judge agreed with the justice department's main attack on the law that it crossed a constitutional line on how far the states can go. judge susan bolton said the law would require police to do so many more checks on people accused of being here illegally that it would overwhelm the government and divert attention from catching terrorists. she said it would mean widespread detention for people here legally while their immigration status was checked. so the judge concluded that the arizona law would interfere with federal immigration law which the states are not allowed to do. her ruling did note that 18 other states are considering following arizona's lead. she said that would burden the federal government even more. now the state can go to the federal

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> more still to come there. the city of oakland agreed to pay $6.5 million to settle a lawsuit involving dozens of illegally attained search warrants. homes were searched after police officers lied by saying drug evidence had been tested when waits not n cases homes were ransacked and people, including women and children were treated harshly. >> there is houses being searched that were the wrong houses. at that time they knew they were wrong. people were being harassed in the houses and in cases, we found that the informant that served as a basis for the claim drugs had been attained were nonexistent. >> several officers were fired as a rumt of the internal investigation. >> and barriers being broken at highest legal level in california. governor schwartzeneggar has nominated a filipino american woman to be the new chief justice of the state supreme court. abc 7's nannette miranda joins us live from sacramento with details. nannette? >> i just spoke to the nominee's mother. not only is she happy for her daughter

patty lee. >> new video of a pursuit near sacramento. an nba player at the wheel. >> a rally for three uc berkeley graduates. >>> a source of a lot of speculation, now we have details about chelsea clinton weekend wedding. >>> the highway patrol released video of an incident involving basketball player tyreke evan. he was driving the mercedes. he was going more than 100 miles per hour, weaving in and out of traffic on a sacramento freeway. westbound officers caught up with him and arrested him. last week, evans pleaded no contest to reckless driving. a judge gave him three years of probation and suspended his license for 30 days. vacaville police said today they made two arrests in connection with the shooting earlier this month. police say 25-year-old dandre moore was arrested. police arrested samuel young of richmond. investigators say twhoot men shot two people shortly before midnight on july 16th while the victim sat in a car outside of a liquor store in a rocky hill air aftervacaville >>> tomorrow marks the anniversary of iran's arr

a big round of applause for ed lee. ed this would not have happened today if not for ed lee. ed lee, thank you very much. [applause]. the only change today that i want to -- >> in this fabulously beautiful persidio national park and near golden gate and running like a scar is this ugly highway. that was built in 1936 at the same time as the bridge and at that time the presidio was an army and they didn't want civilians on their turf. and the road was built high. >> we need access and you have a 70 year-old facility that's inadequate for today's transportation needs. and in addition to that, you have the problem that it wasn't for site extenders. >> the rating for the high viaduct is a higher rating than that collapsed. and it was sapped quite a while before used and it was rusty before installed. >> a state highway through a federal national park connecting an independently managed bridge to city streets. this is a prescription for complication. >> it became clear unless there was one catalyst organization that took it on as a challenge, it wouldn't happen and we did that and

investigators remain on the scene, so does abc 7's vic lee, joining us live, with the latest. vic? >> reporter: this is the staging area this, command post is north of livermore. that is the closest big city. do you see the mountains there? it's an hour and a half hike through dense brush and that is where this occurred. >> there is a hilly terrain. >> here in these mountains near the borders where a dozen deputies started the marijuana endorsement operation at sun price. there is is a call from a member of the operation that a suspected grower had been shot and killed. this is starting in the summer. rick sung says deputy goes in heavily armed. >> they have to assume these growers have armed. and so that is the reason why they're cautious. >> this is a second time in two years that a suspected grower has been shot and killed by a member of the department's marijuana eradication team. that shooting in 2008 happened in the sarah to goa hills. >> there is the suspect aimed a gun at our deputies at which point they returned fire, killing a suspect. >> the sheriff's department began mo

lee said, uh-uh, not happening, rejected the trade. apparently, missing the playoffs for the cubs is a whole lot better than missing them with the angels. angels also could have used some relief against the red sox. tied at three in the eighth, the sacks full, marco scutaro. if it's fair, it's a grand slam, and there it goes. second grand slam of his career. red sox won it, 7-3. angels now 8 1/2 back in the west. >>> another game, another missed opportunity for alex rodriguez to hit home run number 600. the yankees' robinson cano has not had any problems hitting the long ball. a solo shot, his 19th of the year. yanks blow out the indians 8-0. >>> mets and cards played a marathon in new york. finally in the 13th, the cards took the lead. who else? albert pujols got it done with an rbi single. cards won it, 8-7. mets are the league's worst, 11-21 in one-run games, and that ain't good. >>> to san francisco. the giants blew a seven-run lead, but managed to pull out a win against the marlins in the tenth. sacks are full. andre torres ripped

vice president olague: commissioner lee? commissioner lee: i am glad he put this together because that is a key issue for the gay lesbian community on market street and octavia there. so with that, and keeping in mind we do have a business issue and this is something that we can do to help the people of san francisco and the gay community, so i want to second it. >> i like the presentation about the multipurpose and the teaching and the gateway and all those things and was well described and greatly appreciate that and is one of the stropgest arguments. >> totally supportive of this and to the concern that was raised and with the landmark advisory board and is historically with costs that will not go away and if there was a change of ownership, it is not inappropriate to provide a vehicle for a new oeb owner to pay for the cost. did you want to speak to that? >> and there a deed restriction that it must be a community center for 40 year. i think that speaks to some of the commissioner sugaya's questions. and we expect that w

commissioner lee present. commissioner moore here. commissioner sugaya here. item one, an ordinance amending the planning code by action -- by adding section 787 to establish the 1800 market street community center project special use district for the property. item two is number 2010.0236 for cuvier street. a continuance is proposed to august. item three is for 80 julien avenue. it is proposed for a continuance to august 5, 2010. that is all i have to be continued. president miguel: is there any public comment on items proposed

president lee myung bak is expected to appoint chung's successor soon.ee also plans to reshuffle the cabinet as part of an apparent effort to stabilize his administration. >>> japanese shipping firm mitsui o.s.k. lines has released photographs of one of its tankers that was allegedly hit by an explosion in the strait of hormuz in the middle east on wednesday. the 160,000-ton "m. star" was heading from the united arab emirates to japan. the firm says the blast caused a huge dent in the tanker's starboard stern and a minor injury to one crew member. the photos show damage to doors, the ceiling, and walls of the cabin closest to the stern as well as window frames leaning against tables and shattered glass in the ship's dining hall. mitsui o.s.k. says the explosion could not have happened inside the tanker, as all damaged objects were blown in from the outside. it also says neither gas nor fires were used in the dining hall. the firm says the tanker may have been attacked. officials from the firm are inspecting the damage with u.s. and british military exper

lee. her family, as well as the wonderful people of monroeville, alabama, a town of approximately 7,000 people, which i am proud to say i represent in alabama's first congressional district. without a doubt, the people of monroeville and monroe county all join with me and this body as we celebrate this proud moment, for as people all across america know, monroeville provided the real-life setting for the fictional town of makom where the fictional tale comes to life. i am pleased to offer this resolution which offers the remarkable achievements of a pulitzer-prize-winning south alabama author whose words have not only inspired generation bus have helped change our nation and the world for the better. born on april 28, 1926, to a.c. and francis finch lee, nell harper completed her first and only novel in 1960. in fact, it appeared for the very first time on july 11 of that year. upon its publication, nell, as she is affectionately known to her family and close friends, reportedly remarked h

the good news, tonight they didn't have to face ace cliff lee. the rangers, they had to face this guy. trevor cahill back to his all-star self setting up texas in eight solid innings out in arlington this evening. top six, no score. not any longer. kurt suzuki on a roll. playing long ball to left. solo home run. his 12th of the year. it's 1-0, a's. looked like that might be enough. but in the eighth, suzuki wanting a little more. one run is o singles to right. crisp scores. the a's g the win, 3-1, now 7 1/2 games back. >>> and just as he feared, the diagnosis for ben sheets' ailing elbow is indeed the worst-case scenario. he has a torn flexor tendon that will require surgery ending his season. the elbow has bothered him for much of the year. it's a recurrence of the injury that sidelined him for all of the 2009 season. >>> last year of training camp was not a picnic for tom cable. he was accused of physical assault, had to fine his starting quarterback for being overweight and lost his number one receiver to injury. in cable's mind, you can only

. >> reporter: first, lee's mom lost her car keys.hen she lost her car, lee knew something was terribly wrong. >> i wanted someone to say, your mom has alzheimer's, and nobody can say that. >> reporter: a diagnosis would have been a comfort. today, doctors say they are increasingly confident there are real indicators to confirm alzheimer's. those test include brain scans, spinal taps and identifying genes. but are we now telling physicians that they should recommend this to their patients? >> i would jug zest they obtain an mri, to look at the structure of the brain, and perhaps entertain doing a spinal fluid. >> reporter: but critics say those tests have risks, and harmful side effects. >> we are not ready for these tests to have primetime, in my opinion. >> reporter: another concern? this could double, even triple the number of people labeled with alzheimer's, but dr. peterson says it's a step in the right direction. >> the accumulation of these various imaging markers and bio markers is giving us more confidence that our clinical d

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brightman's efforts, we thank you, lee, appreciate that very much. at this time i'd like to call up on his son to say a few words on behalf of our honoree. >> god, you know, there's a lot of heroes here today that really need honoring. this month is very important for all of our people. this is, of course, native american heritage month. we have a lot of work still left to do. because the trail blazers, likemy father, lehman brightman. he's done so much work. he's done so many things that he's never asked for a dime. he's never asked for an award. he's never wanted money. he's never done it for the money. he's never done it for the fame. he did it because he loves his people. he loves all of our people. he's now 79. he's an elder and quite honestly, he means so much to me and i'd just like -- i want to thank each and every one of you for coming out here and honoring all of these heroes, all of these people, all of these organizations that have put on this event. this is truly beautiful. what we still need to do, of course, is get a federal holiday in

i am stephen lee. i have lived in this area of for 40 years since 1970. i am really against this building. it will be blocking all of the sunlight. i enjoy some light every day. thank you. >> thank you. are there any additional speakers in favor of the request third? seeing none, project sponsor. there is one mort? -- more? >> if i hear that ominous bell once more, i will be encouraged to install it in our church. we have some long winded preachers. it is a little bit frightening. you have heard the pleas of all of these people. what else can we say? you have heard it so many times. we have understood it. we are with you. we think your going to be wonderfully lenient and courageous. these are my people. not only the ones that come to the catholic church, but everyone. we do not distinguish. they come and we welcome them even more than the people we see every day. we love them all. i know you people know how much they care. this is a lovely place. let your conscience be your guide. >> we did not get your name, father. >> i thought my name was publicized al

westwood also close behind but they failed to make an impact first lee westwood didn't find the formded to claw his way to the top of the leaderboard he finished on one for the day and has added contention. with hussein did have a glimmer of hope and stayed within four shots of the south african until he drove that shot into the course in the twelfth picking up a triple bogey eventually finishing joint third of rory mcilroy and henrik stenson meanwhile you say he's and he was obviously enjoying the conditions before that so you don't make the cut once in a previous majors he did drop a shot on the penultimate hole but strolled at the last rapturous applause i'm a car first major. i must say when you come into a major art i don't think about the previous majors i think about the previous of him to have played and not played well when i was doing it well in france but i. was true. i played nicely in loman but just didn't really and you know it is always something a lot alike some interest a lot when you can't. you know you it's just a matter of making person really confident will we co

lee. we will begin the questioning. i'd like to make one offense before we start. mr. lee, thank you for coming here at our request. we had requested mr. rich, who is the former director of ots be with us today. we were unable to get a response we were unable to serve a speena because mr. rich is serving overseas. we have previously interviewed mr. rich but we want to follow up with him. thank you for accepting the invitation on behalf of that organization. i normally begin the questioning today. i am going to defer my questioning and turn this over right now to the vice chairman. i'll take just a minute so that the commissioners can have the initial questioning. thank you, you are the center of whatever storm it was. we have not had the ability to quiz the state of new york and its legal structure in dealing with it. we keep looking at the larger picture from a washington perspective. this is going to be valuable. i was going to ask you if you felt comfortable giving us some idea of what

today, lee had the finger examined here in san francisco.was diagnosed with a mallet finger injury. what does that mean? he will wear a splint for six weeks and expected to be fully healthy for the start of the warriors training camp in late september. >>> baseball's battle of the injury-plagued squads wrapped up, the a's hosted the red sox. neither team placed anybody on the disabled list, a few hours left to go in oakland the rub arer game with gonzalez taking the mound for the home team, trying to improve to 5-0 in day games this season. 9-6 on the season. bottom two great day for journey matt watson. he made his debut in 2003 but hit the first home run of his career today. it was a solo shot and it tied things up at one apiece. bottom three, same score, playing a little long ball this one in center, 3-1, athletics. the bottom of the fifth now the a's adding some insurance, turns out they would need it davis a single up the middle, going to score. davisson thrown out trying to get to second. the damage done. they win 6-4 now taken 7-8, mo

lee said his finger turned to one side he believes it's either tendon or dislocation. come back to the bay area to be reevaluated. he plans to return it las vegas tomorrow night hoping, hoping he can play with a splint. former raider quarterback jamarcus russell pled not guilty to charges of illegal drug possession. the former number one overall pick appeared to be in a good mood despite facing felony charges. russell was arrested two weeks ago in part of a mobile, alabama police sting operation. his home was searched and police discovered codeine syrup without a prescription. question, whose purple drank was it? >> you have to remember, there was close to a dozen people at the house that particular day. okay? and i mean, that speaks vols to plea. >> well, of course it wasn't jamarcus's. this is more fallout at usc. athletic director mike on the left there is out. the trojans were recently placed on two years probation for lack of institutional control. a long ncaa investigation found that reggie bush received improper benefits. a usc is now returning its copy of bush'

it's really been a remarkable experience for guys like ed lee our cao, for daniel and others who have gone to broodmoore and felt the remarkable connection. and have felt a great sense of responsibility to help out. in the spirit of that, we ask latoya cantrell to come here and talk about her struggle, her challenges and her resolve. because i think what she represents is the best of what so many of you represent. and for the grace of god every one of us could be put in the same position as latoya but how many would have the courage to become latoya? and actually step up and not give up. and so that's why we thought we couldn't get a better speaker today for a neighborhood empowerment necessary work initiative than someone who is empowered her neighborhood and networked her community across now this country. and notably and significantly in san francisco to talk about what she's done. she's an inspiration. featured in time magazine, new york times. "wall street journal." even tried to get her to run for political office she said, why would i do that? when i could do so much more as th

our patty lee is live with the city with our live report. >> they say this is a major arrest because it sends a message, but it doesn't solve the problem that dates back decades. > >>at mission and 16th street in san francisco, nummi riders say that illegal of late night bus transfers are every-day occurrences. >> they offer it to you, and hey bus transfer. >> they sell the tickets for the bus, and they just sell it for $1. >> selling what is normally a $2 ticket for $1 might not seem like a big deal, but add up to a loss of thousands of dollars. >> the late night ticket allows you to ride the bus all day. usually when you get a transfer, they rip it off and give you 90 minutes to 2 hours. >> last week they had two arrests, 52-year-old ed monday king andmond king. nummi spokesman says that the transportation agency is trying to determine just how wide-spread the problem is and fix it. over the past three years, they have lost 180 million in state funding and facing $56 million budget deficit next year, and right now every dollar counts. >> we're going to look at our policies and the

commissioner lee present. commissioner moore here. commissioner sugaya here. item one, an ordinance amending the planning code by action -- by adding section 787 to establish the 1800 market street community center project special use district for the property. item two is number 2010.0236 for cuvier street. a continuance is proposed to august. item three is for 80 julien avenue. it is proposed for a continuance to august 5, 2010. that is all i have to be continued. president miguel: is there any public comment on items proposed for continuance? none. public comment is closed. >> move to continue items one, too, and three to the date proposed. on that motion, [tolunanimously agreed. so moved. you are now on questions and matters. item four, commission comments and questions. >> i had occasion to be in east bay to pick up some goods that were being donated to a charitable event of was working on. this happened to be from a beverage distributor. i went to this industrial park. i was thinking it is located in union city. it was a wonderful place as far as little

lee acquired by warriors and jammed his middle finger.y he's flying to get it checked out. not official yet but warriors have reportedly set to trade their point guard cj watson to the bowls for a second round pick and possibly a trade exception as well. watson averaging about nine points per game emerging as a solid and the tour de france and there there is a race that is reamy wanted. state 16, 124 miles. and armstrong felt this was his last, and best chance of taking the stage of the tour. came out was near the front throughout the stage. did not have enough in the tank. you can see him in the red there falling back. and there is a retaining of the yellow jersey. lance admit thaed was done he showed lance armstrong is not over w lance arm ng strong over in four, five days. >> he knows he said early on if he's not go going to be able to win this race. i should mention he did apologize to andy sclek. and so he said it was... not proper cycling et yi quit. he was wrong. i know. >> what did he do? slow down a bit? >> i don't know.. >> and