a license for a rabbit? she said from now on you can't use your rabbit until you fill out paperwork pay the $40 license fee. we will have to subject your ho -- inspect your home. >> she is not embarrassed, right? >> she is very serious about this. >> he was had in violation of the animal welfare act. 10 times regular slate totors s unannounced in marty's house. >> you cannot argue with them or talk logically with them. >> she would love it if everybody says awe. my first inspect toe retired good news we increased the budget we have more inspectors now. we will be able to visit you more often. >> you got this letter. dear members of the regulating community. sounds like a family. >> it is a community i don't want to be a part of. they p wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan detailing everything i would do with my rabbit in the event of a fire, a flood, a tornado, an ice storm. >> there are 20 disasters they list intentional attack, tornado, hurricane, blizzard. >> the government called these common eme

a license for a rabbit. she said from now on you cannot use your rabbit until you fill out paperwork, fill out a $40 license fee, inspect your home. >> i am subject to surprise inspections of my home. >> she's not embarrassed? >> she's very serious. >> marty was in violation of the animal welfare act. 10 times regulators have shown up unannounced at marty's house. >> you can't argue with them or talk logically with them. >> she would love it if everybody said ah. >> i got a new inspector and the first one retired. good news, we increased our budget and have more inspectors now. we'll be able to visit you more often. >> you got this letter, dear members of our regulated community. sounds like a family. >> unfortunately it's a community i don't want to be a part of. they actually wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan detailing everything i would do with my rabbit in the event of a fire, flood, ice storm. >> there are 20 possible disasters they list. intentional attack, animals escape, tornado, hurricane

to get a license?> you essentially have to get permission from your own competition first. >> tim's law firm took the case for free. >> when starbucks began it would have had to have gotten permission from all the other coffee shops. >> that's right, if you had to prove that america needed a new national chain of coffee shops, you couldn't prove that. >> no. >> turns out america did need a new chane of coffee shop. >> competition sorts this out better. >> the consumer is in the driver's seat. >> the competition has veto power. >> we're worried about consumer appreciation. healthy companies in kentucky. >> he has his own moving business, kentucky, like half the state, allows existing companies to protest new competition, and over the past five years, 19 companies were prevented from entering the moving business because comp pet -- competitors said the existing transportation service is adequate. competition would diminish their revenue. >> affordable moving, all these other moving companies say, no. we

there are 9 liquor licenses in 1 block right here where this 1040 address is. 9 liquor licenses. the posting was misleading. it says on saechl -- sale. it's a 42. that is misleading. the community didn't understand that. i have people calling me. i called the abc. we need to get that addressed. that's misleading. 1:00 in the morning. that's not the time to be ordering. we have people gone there and all of a sudden they are losing control. they get out of there, they don't know what happens until they get an order of a case or two of wine that they have purchased. this is happening. we don't need it. you can't walk into a regular liquor store and start tasting everything before you purchase it. this is a bad concept. it's not good for the neighborhood and please, give us some help here. we just do not need anymore liquor licenses. there is no shortage of places to get a drink. thank you. >> thank you. any further public comment? >> good afternoon commissioners. i actually reside very near to this location and my wife and i are in support of it. i want to point out that these folks

he thought he could get a gun license.t was an ordeal. >> i have to be there at 9:00 they open at 10 and have you sitting there until almost 3 in the afternoon. >> this john stossel coming her to get a license. >> for you it was 9 in the morning until 2. >> did you get the permit? >> no. >> their attitude is people don't need guns. the police can't get there. you have a better chance of hitting the lottery. >> she owns this web site which advises people on navigating the regulations. >> if you are an expert i would think it would be easy. >> it is being used as a weapon. >> fo me it took 8 and a half months. first i had to return for another in person interview. they demanded they have an acquisition the original court documents. i could show them things like this. this is two-days later they sent me a letter rejecting my applications for a carry permit. they said i could get a license to keep a gun in my apartment. i feel safe in my apartment. i want a permit to carry where i may feel threatened. the licensed advisor told

a license for a rabbit. >> she's not embarrassed? >> she's very serious about this. >> marty was in violation of the animal welfare act. ten times regulators have shown up unannounced at marty's house. >> you can't argue with them, can't even talk logically. >> she would love it if everybody said awe. >> i got a new inspector, said did the first one retire. she said no, good news, we increased the budget, we have more inspectors. we can visit more often. >> got this letter. dear members of the regulating community. it sounds like a family. >> unfortunately it is a community i don't want to be part of. they wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan, detailing everything i would do in event of a flyer, flood, tornado, ice storm. >> there are 20 possible disasters they lit, intentional attack. tornado, hurricane. the government calls them common emergencies. you say come on, this is ridiculous. yeah, it is but we have to do this? >> they don't laugh and say ever. >> there's always more. you're not doing your job unless you add more o

the video and the licenses are all real.ut when we spoke to will and dave, it was clear to them the video was more than viral. >> we created a beautiful piece of art, art, art. we're not just men, we are art, art, artists. can you please say that? this is where we find our inspiration inside of here. >> their art seemed to have no off switch. >> i like to they have of myself as a canvas. in a moment this is my true self. i can't help being me. it's just who i am. >> they showed up to our interview dressed in garbage bags and wearing plastic sunglasses. will wore a hightop sneaker on one hand and dave wrapped his in foil and painted eyeballs on his eyelids. >> the idea came in a dream. cosmos is aligned and now we're huge hollywood movie stars. >> we're geniuses and we deserve this. >> i just wanted to really capture the struggle of people. i'm sorry. what was the question? i get a little lost in myself. >> this is rad. rad is our only friend. >> the more we talked to them the more we wondered, was the interview they were giv

licenses were issued to build and the licenses for the 16 reactors have been suspended. yet they continue to cite budget constraints and delays in their reviews so i do agree with chairman shimkus that there seems to be a disconnect between the growth of the resources and what appears as a declining workload. we look forward to your comments today on the issues that you deem important and we certainly look forward to the opportunity to ask some questions and we look forward to work with you as we move forward. i yield back the balance of my time. >> i appreciate that. welcome to the commission. >> the gentleman yields back his time. the minority asked one ranking member waxman shows up that i allow him to do his opening statement for the chairman there is competing hearings, so we want to welcome the commission. part of the challenge is always getting the pronunciation of the name right. with us today is chairman mcfarlane, commissioner. commissioner magwood, probably the easiest one and a commissioner austin. so we will try to get that right without much challenges. and

i suppose they would have to get a different abc license. to staff, how closely can we tie this conditional use, could you describe the kind of liquor license or maybe the project sponsor can describe the exact type of liquor license that you are getting from abc? >> part of the conditions of approval is limited to a 42 liquor license to sell beer and wine only. if they wanted to get a general license, they would have to come back to this commission. >> so we can limit it to the type of liquor license that he's already obtained? >> he's in the process of obtaining. >> that gives me a little bit of confidence that, hopefully you won't fail, but if another establishment come in they can be limited to just beer and wine. i was generally in the beginning not favorable towards it based on the concentration within polk street area and i know within 100 feet it's a different percentage, but generally there is a lot of bars around here and there are ones that are close by and there is also off sale liquor right nearby too and across the street. but

i think that's a concern particularly when they have an alcohol license. we actually have a sort of organization that is often working with us the drug alliances is working to very specific legislation put in place that makes it very clear the points of field testing and like the legality involved. i'm not a lawyer so i can't speak to all the legality. we work with venues several like 10 or 15 and beginer bread houses not to do the test without the knowledge of venue owners. we haven't done any that are licensed in san francisco >> i wanted to make sure you realize if i try to field test in a loan premise and they get their license lifted you're putting them out of business. so you should make sure that the dance venues remain in business and not jeopardizes them by doing our field test making the venue cup by the. that's the one thing that bugged me. i thought you, you have got to find another way >> one of the ways is to make clear it shouldn't impact the organizations that allow us to sort of deimpress countries like the netherlands and portugal they're

you're not just walking in and getting license.ut some of the things you noted from the taxes as well as what impact it will have on the number of people who come to colorado to purchase pot as well. who is tracking that? >> right now it's being tracked by the colorado department of revenue and each city, like denver has put it under license and excises which regulates alcohol. it's pretty heavily regulated and watched and they have websites online that show exactly where the retail stores are going to be and whose license was approved and owner's name and address. they are tracking all of the inventory closely. i think that the heavy regulation will bring a ton of oversight. >> let's talk about this money. could bring in 70 million in additional state revenue next year. you and i both know part of the argument behind marijuana for such a long time, legalizing it and allowing people who purchase it any way on the streets to do it in this way is that states would come around and municipality because of the money. money changes so mu

>> do you have your driver's license? registration? license is sus spended? okay. >> what happens to the video after it's recorded by the lapel camera? >> at the end of the officer's shift, he or she plugs it into a terminal and the video is then uploaded onto a network server. the officers can't delete it or anything along those lines. >> a ticket, date and time. sign at the bottom. hidden on roof 207s and light poles is a network of high-tech ears, acoustic sensors that could be a game changer in reducing gun violence. they are part of a gun-shot detteection system called shot shot spotter" within seconds after a gun is fired, the system pin points the location and alerts please dispatchers and patrol units. >> the first thing it will show will be the fact that there were multiple gunshots fired with a pin-point location within a couple of yards or so. so as asponding officer, i have almost realtime information as to where shots are being fired right now and where i am going. >> here is how it works. when a gun is fired, at a tithe is picked up by multiple

i have to go from memory. >> the licensing board denied the motion. the commission sustained the licensing board's denial of the application, is that correct? >> yes. >> after the denial of the motion, the nrc did not continue to review the application because of the budgetary limitations. is that correct? >> the sequence of events may be different after the commission sustained the licensing board. it may have been that there was some time that the staff worked to have an orderly closeout of activities. they may not have it -- happened exactly. >> what were the budgetary limitations that were involved ceasing reviewing applications? >> i was not chairman then. >> you do not know? >> i can try to get the answer for you. that point, the courts have ordered the nrc to continue their review. you are now complying with those orders, correct? about $11e got million. this goes to the earlier question. my staff tells me that you have about $11 million remaining. and your staff are estimating that it will cost that much to finish the report. is that correct?

they can have a lot of color. >> york also using your license. -- you are also using your license. >> this means that i can register with the city. this makes sure that our family participated in making all of these. >> this comes by licensed artists. the person selling it is the person that made it. there is nothing better than the people that made it. >> i would like you to meet michael johnson. he has been in the program for over 8 years. >> nice to me you. what inspired your photography? >> i am inspired everything that i see. the greatest thing about being a photographer is being able to show other people what i see. i have mostly worked in cuba and work that i shot here in san francisco. >> what is it about being a street artist that you particularly like? >> i liked it to the first day that i did it. i like talking to mentum people. talking about art or anything that comes to our minds. there is more visibility than i would see in any store front. this would cost us relatively very little. >> i am so happy to meet you. i wish you all of the best. >> you are the wonderful artist

interfering with the license doesn't do anyone any good. i think that software needs to tested before the order, not the auction. we should not be sitting there in the middle of june trying to figure out if the software works. we need to know if they can do the gymnastics we needed to do, which is very unique. that is incredible. let's make sure we get that right. >> i want to ask you a very sensitive question. if this thing does not go we were, lordd if major, to having another terrorist disaster, and we had to get spectrum to the government for purposes of national security, does the fcc have imminent domain power that they could go and get spectrum for national security? >> that is really a tough question. it it is not one i am competent to answer. maybe i could try to respond. warcommission has strong powers under the communications act. but there is not a lot of president -- precedent. there are strong powers and certain parts of the communications act. about analking exploratory situation. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. sen

and you can do things like when you're given a license to print something, you have to say, under license on it. you can just write, under license, on the document anyway. you can list a completely different printer from the one who actually printedded, or make one up. print under a sued him in and it's been hard for the authorities to figure out who principled the document and punish them. so you get this point between the decentralized nature of the media environment and the desire to control it by government, which we recognize as a phenomenon of the internet era. >> tom standage is a best-selling author. besides writing on the wall, which we're talking about with him now, what's your day job? >> i'm a digital editor at the economist. so it's my job at the economist magazine to work out how to best use digital platforms and part of that is what led to my interest in historical social media, because essentially we are returning to the way that things used to work, and the economist came out of a culture of coffee shop and pamphlets and clubsed and discussion, and so i think there's a lo

. neighborhood services mills act historical property contract.1234 item 25: 25.131046[liquor license - 678 geary street]resolution determining that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine public premises license to justin beem and daniel brooker for resolute drinks, llc, dba resolute, located at 678 geary street district 33, will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco, in accordance with california business and professions code, section 23958.4, and recommending that the california department of alcoholic beverage control impose conditions on the issuance of the license. neighborhood services and safety committeee shgs 1234 president david chiu: call the roll. speaker: cohen, aye, ferrel, aye, supervisor tang, aye, mar, aye, yee, absent. supervisor avalos, aye, supervisor breed, absent. supervisor campos, aye. there are 9 ayes. president david chiu: those resolutions are adopted. item 41-45. speaker: the clerk: item 41:2013.41.131061[administrative code - hearings on tenant allegations of landlord harassment to recover possession of

at a previous hearing, our committee heard that offering licenses can result in more bidders, more license winners, more revenue, and better service to rural areas. the approach appeared to work quite well in the auction that appeared -- that occurred in 2008. i would like to hear our panelists' thoughts on how smaller licensed sizes have been used in the past, what the results have been, and how they could play a role in the broadcast incentive auction. the fcc should not be distracted by proposals that could lead to less spectrum being made available and less auction proceeds being realized for national priorities like deficit reduction and first net. thanks again for holding today's hearing, and i look forward to hearing from our panelists. >> thank you. again, i want to thank our panelists were being here, and you all know your written statements will be made part of the record, which we understand will be a more complete statement. if you all could limit your remarks to three minutes each -- typically we go five minutes, but the rumor going around the senate rumor mill -- we do not kn

there are three casino operators vying for a new license in prince george's county. we have mgm at national harbor proposing a $925 million casino and resort a. few miles away in ft. washington there's penn national gaming. their bid is for $700 million casino with restaurants and a hotel. and then there's greenwood racing. their proposal is for an $800 million parx casino in ft. washington off indian head highway. consultants reviewed all three proposals for the state board that will decide who gets the license. mgm has been favored by state consultants, we won't know for sure who will get the sixth and final license until the board votes in oxon hill. i'm tracee wi

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