i'm phil lessor speaking on behalf of the van ness team on 16th street we're moving a little bit to the eaton 16th street let me have the overhead on 16 and south van ness you can see from the number on this case this has been in the entitlements pipeline for 4 years i was engaged by the pardons to do extensive community outreach that's what i do in the district we've been doing that for four years we've had the necessary meetings for code but also voluntarily meetings and talking to all the groups i appreciate the elective aid when we were asked to speak to others on july 10th we were ready to go we were told to speak to another five or six people we did that now they are told to talk to the pta we're wondering why marshal elementary school is 3 blocks away from the site there's a project as you might know that will be built next to if i approve that on mission it's the same size as the building immediately to the west of it the labor temple this will not be casting my shadow on the playground or facilities. the traffic study you have in our packet pages 17 and 18 the traffic route >>

lessor a practical question at what time will the school be back in session it will shed reality. >> next monday. >> thank you very much, sir. >> which day and mr. lining. >> the public is indicating that monday the is 18 will be the day that the parent and children are back at the school does the commission building that is an sufficient amount of time and sport commissioner antonini's motion? commissioners there's a motion and second to continue this matter until september 4th. monoon that motion >> commissioner antonini. commissioner johnson. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong. commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero. commissioners that places you on item 15 for the next case. at 645 texas street request for large project authorization >> good morning. >> commissioner moore. since removing a larger discussion out of order is everyone here to hear the other one? >> well, there's a public and . >> because the calendar it shifting around. >> we do have two speaker cards already submitted the public should kn

equality of the city we'll bring it into the bayview or the sunnydale and those folks will know we're lessorthe first to the second through the holidays we'll be showing up and working together; right? rich >> right. >> right reverend. >> that's right. >> the first day you'll see more announcements as we re-up our effort we've got huge things to pass supervisors on the ballot this november and front and center is our children's fund one of the most important thing that are worth over $250 million that will keep kids coming and excited about the city (clapping.) thank you player we absolutely appreciate you speak ordinance this and do it reversed we're going to be joined. >> at the hip we're in agreement we're working closely together get used to the three of us. but i'm to had an opportunity to invite supervisor malia cohen to come forward >> thank you happy first day of consulate everyone. this is a joyous occasion to celebrate the completion of the summer and transitioning from fun play into a structural academic play we need to take a moment we're giving ourselves a pat on the back but re

when i came lessor there was a housing crisis i bought a house 12 years ago and there was a housing crisis i got married and my wife moved in and there was a housing crisis go think senior housing sharing has anything to do with home sharing i have a son and it's my personal crisis i'm going to have to leave the city the cost of raising a family it permissible active rb and b let's me stay in the city i work my wife works and her parents live with us but we can't stay without some alternative. i want to say it renters are not perfect we've got neighbors they're not perch some of them are in my they stick their cigarette butt in my bushes you can't blame home sharing on o the ills of the world you'll probably find the housing crisis back to 1949 other quality of life issues i'll say i live off embarcadero street when i moved into my home people got shot and killed we had a lot of crime and graffiti was a big problem and unemployment the last few years have been pretty good anymore vibrancy in the city can't say exactly but the city is not suddenly falling apart with 5 hundred listing on the

landlord says no short term it's not covered >> the city didn't contract the position between the lessor and lessee so it didn't precede any of the restrictions their not enforceable by the city but by the private parties i want to clarify about the season ability of our website you can search by property and search by tenant name in terms of the information that's available that's something that be could be distrusted you see the description of the permit and the work a question about how much information is shown it's a standard condition of approval that you have a community liaison information maybe that's something that was not raise by public comment it's useful if someone has a complaint about someone you using a short term rental in their prompt they go to the website but i have concerns about contact information that's easily available that maybe something to consider but definitely about the information that is publicly available we can have discussions about. >> just back to the landlord tenant issue for a moment if someone goes to beginning and wants to file a kitchen remodel

take the defensive action that any government would have to do, any democracy would have to do under lessor circumstances and many have done that. and i think we shouldn't let the terrorists get away with this. >> you challenge the international community on this issue of war crimes because they have fired 3500 rockets into your country and built tunnels into your country and yet they want to attack israel and the united nations. what's your reaction to that? >> i think it endangers the whole structure of the laws of war. if i had to reduce all of the laws of war into a single sentence, it is this. you divide the world into two. combatants and noncombatants. you can attack deliberately combatants but not deliberately noncombatants. casualties happen but they are nonintentional israel acts that way. in the case of the terrorists, it's the act opposite. they intentionally and deliberately attack noncombatants. this equation is turned over on its head because that means that the ability of democracy, to respect the laws of war and respect human rights and civilian lives and try to minimize civ

take the defensive action that any government would have to do, any democracy would have to do under lessor circumstances and many have done that. and i think we shouldn't let the terrorists get away with this. >> you challenge the international community on this issue of war crimes because they have fired 3500 rockets into your country and built tunnels into your country and yet they want to attack israel and the united nations. what's your reaction to that? >> i think it endangers the whole structure of the laws of war. if i had to reduce all of the laws of war into a single sentence, it is this. you divide the world into two. combatants and noncombatants. you can attack deliberately combatants but not deliberately noncombatants. casualties happen but they are nonintentional israel acts that way. in the case of the terrorists, it's the act opposite. they intentionally and deliberately attack noncombatants. this equation is turned over on its head because that means that the ability of democracy, to respect the laws of war and respect human rights and civilian lives and try to minimize civ

take the defensive action that any government would have to do, any democracy would have to do under lessor circumstances and many have done that. and i think we shouldn't let the terrorists get away with this. >> you challenge the international community on this issue of war crimes because they have fired 3500 rockets into your country and built tunnels into your country and yet they want to attack israel and the united nations. what's your reaction to that? >> i think it endangers the whole structure of the laws of war. if i had to reduce all of the laws of war into a single sentence, it is this. you divide the world into two. combatants and noncombatants. you can attack deliberately combatants but not deliberately noncombatants. casualties happen but they are nonintentional israel acts that way. in the case of the terrorists, it's the act opposite. they intentionally and deliberately attack noncombatants. this equation is turned over on its head because that means that the ability of democracy, to respect the laws of war and respect human rights and civilian lives and try to minimize civ

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we talk about traffic we go out and a lot of the lessor so traffic picking op and the evening you cantalking about the rosier golden gate park all the vehicles making their way only will get worse going into saturday and going into sunday and not just a block or to nearby but many people coming to this festival are parking in nearby neighborhoods some of them cars everywhere also traffic enforcement every which way because it is expected to be a very busy weekend i did talk with a number of folks coming and i asked where you park and they said barkley took public transportation. >> : graphics chill coming through panhandle lot lot having to deal with. apart to close know i rode my bike >> : took a bus took 30 minutes and went public transportation galago was away at the press is right >> : you conceive folks again let the other way and outside lands cut mclemore, a west three headliners of this year also added a security this year something to talk more about tonight at 8:00 >> : as for the forecast for the event this weekend sunshine right now the war sunbreaks expected tomorrow as w

it a little curious iraq that was not the status -- no president ever has left american troops and lessor status -- which basically means american troops could not be subject to local laws. >> that is my point. >> let me finish. but what i believe whether it is , you think or iraq about how angry i was when we iraqi troops50,000 melt away the first sign of resistance, we offered these countries our deepest treasure -- youngimit and men women and men. we offer them a chance, not a guarantee forever. in afghanistan and iraq, people in those countries have to show will to defend their own country and willingness to actually form unity government's that represents a true cross-section of respective countries populations. coming in as one side or the other simply in the middle of the civil war in the stations, we assume the history that. >> mr. gillespie? >> i don't think i disagree with that. i think we need for his lungs were going to have the malik e-government, -- as long as we ire going have the malik government, the sunnis and that she is as well, one of the determining factor, and the m

. >> : become in a shop we come to lessors after work nothing but good people here and the zone and just do that if not right. none the man considered extremely dangerous. if felix familiar and yet of any information i could help solve this case call the san jose police apartment. >> : national news this morning president obama says congress is doing so little for working families areas to take matters in his own hands. president says that he's trying to improve job access stallone's wages and republicans on capitol hill says are blocking his policies presence hasn't not taken jobs at a shows the economy is back on its feet but more to do >> : but obama is hoping congress will come back from the five week recess ready to work on more economic improvements. house republicans in time $694 million immigration bill to party backed the measure as a response to a huge influx of undocumented children crossing u.s.-mexican border the bill comes one day after gop leaders pulled a similar measure from the house floor since then the new changes to get more house conservatives on board to support th

remember, he was acquitted of the lessor crime.ing to preclude a prosecutor from bringing this pursuant to double jeopardy. >> i think double jeopardy, because it is a different crime, i think they would overcome that hurdle. there is another hurdle which missy brings up. it is the same facts. after hinckley was found insane, they went crazy and changed insanity law to make it much more difficult to prove you are insane. if he was tried today, i don't think he would be acquitted under insanity. >> not to get all history on everyone but it reminds me of the james garfield assassination attempt. he lingered for months after charles cateau shot him. it took months for him to die. the law has evolved. how has it? >> in many ways. as heather referenced, it is because technology changed. people can stay alive for a lot longer. that's why the courts are dealing with these delayed death cases. 33 years. >> people are making a big fuss about this. the reality, reagan was shot during the assassination attempt. no one ruled his death a homici