do pass, consent sites in the surrounding neighborhood and the other at&t mobile at octavia and lombardy streets other concerns were health insurance related to the emissions as well. as i recall on october 17th the planning commission took 0 a vote to disprove the antennas on mission street. this is an alternative site and the applicant intends to withdraw the site if this facility is constructed. staff is working with the applicant to look at alternative sites and we're in support of the application and recommend approval of the motion. thank you >> thank you project sponsor. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm teddy i'm the director of external affairs for at&t california i'm here with east son who conducted the radio frequent analysis and the third party review that's part of our packets i'm here with the site acquisition manager at&t is seeking our approval on the unity street antenna. it will place up to 6 panel machines on the subject property thaip they'll decommission the other locations the associated equipment will be located outside the public view in the basement of the pro

so chief lombardy >> i promise i'm not going to talk about any codes. go back to the plan >> i wanted to address supervisor cowen's concern about what's actually being built there this is part of the problem with the fire departments interpretation and looking at this later we've been collaborating with the builder and dpw and the planning department in trying to come to an agreement and trying to keep the streets narrow to all parties can be happy to protect the building. they don't even know where the buildings phases are going to be just give us 26 feet in the front and dwo it on the side we're not even to a spot he think this is designed in concept is it but the city developers can't decide where the front is going to be so to say we're going to do 26 in the front and 20 on the side we're going not arguing so how to inaccurately protect the building that's part of the dilemma. this map is kind of hard to read but all the streets that were mentions not one student is at 80 feet we've heard 21 maybe most of the streets were a couple of 3 story type 5

go ahead >> i would i'm going to turn it over to the fire department ken lombardy to continue this. >> thank you. good afternoon, supervisors supervisors would you like clarification on that i have the fire marshall here >> absolutely. >> hello supervisor wiener and supervisors arrest title 19 is the state law that gives the fire department their authority over many of the fire department operations does specifically state the time is that 20, however, we is the center fire department with our approval have approved the san francisco fire code and in that fire code we've adapted portions that gives us the authority to go beyond the 20 feet when net for fire operations. i can get you the exact section i didn't bring it to the podium >> i appreciate that it soolz you're saying the opposition it is 20 feet but you can go wider. >> the dpw representative that question should have been directed to myself. >> i asked him because he signed the letter. there's the appendix d to the state fire code that talks about 26 feet for the new subdivisions >> i'd like to have to refer back but for aeri

carrie lombardi. >> we had to do something. the essence because she they were still hoping she was alive. >> reporter: they focused first of course on the good samaritan, the guy who'd given kenia a ride, travis forbes. he was 31, they discovered, had a rap sheet for theft and drugs. but now he owned a small business in denver, baking and delivering gluten-free granola bars. he was renting a space at a local bakery, owned by monica poole. >> travis was energetic. he seemed friendly. wanted to have a business. he launched into granola bars, which i thought was a great idea. they didn't exist in the marketplace. not the way he was making them. >> reporter: travis could bake. but he wasn't the best businessman. he was often in debt, sometimes missed deliveries and deadlines. and one day he came to work, seemed a little frazzled, and told monica about his odd encounter the night before. >> he said i gave some girl a ride home and she's missing and she's gone. and i thought, wow, that's kind of strange. whatever. >> reporter: then a

vince lombardi was a great coach. i'll never forget, i was in a room with one of his players, four times the size of vince lombardi, and it was at a club, and i'm sitting with the player. the player was full of bravado. all of a sudden vince lombardi, a small guy in stature, walked in. and this football player was petrified. petrified. i said, are you ok? he looked like he was ready to have a heart attack. young, strong guy. petrified. you have had other coaches that were rough, tough guys. but you know what happens, you see it all the time, you have seen it here, right in washington, when you don't win, they don't get away with being tough. when you win, they can be as tough as they want. it's about winning. now, you look at branding and you look at what's happening and i told you the story about trump the art of the deal, and "the apprentice" and i'll tell you today you have twitter, facebook, and instagram, and all these other amazing things, i have millions of followers. millions. i don't do a press release. if i

that management team many are here michael lambert and karen laura our collections person and chief lombardi didn't thank you for your wonderful patience ladies and gentlemen, and are we ready >> 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> ♪ from coast to coast, cops are cracking down... on seat belt violations. buckle up, dand night, or expect a ticket. it doesn't matter who you are or where you live, they'll be on the lookout. cops write tickets to save lives. ( seat belt clicks ) click it or ticket. ok, well, remember last week when you hit vinny in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was too graphic for the kids, so i'm going to have to block you. you know, i got to make this up to you. this is vinny's watch. >>> may 28, 2014 >> >> san francisco >> >> >> >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> >> >> >> >> >> may 28, 2014 >> city of san francisco >> budget hearing please stand by... >>

that management team many are here michael lambert and karen laura our collections person and chief lombardi didn't thank you for your wonderful patience ladies and gentlemen, and are we ready >> 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> yeah. >>

. >> al regresor, le regresan a monjas en ♪ ♪ >> el portavoz del vaticano, federico lombardi desmintiÓde euros. >> al menos 118 personas murieron cuando explotaron dos bombas en el centro de nigeria, los equipos de emergencia anunciaron que las explosiones realizaron en una estaciÓn de autobÚs y en el mercado, y que tenÍan características del grupo insurgente boko haram, el mismo que secuestrÓ a las niÑas hace un mes. >> en el el salvador ordenaron la evacuaciÓn de residentes en sitios cercanos al volcÁn, ante el temor de que cada -haga erupciÓn por tercera vez,informÓ que los residentes en un radio de tres millas del volcÁn tenÍa 72 horas para dejar sus viviendas. >> una congregaciÓn de monjas en nicaragua recibiÓ una gran suma de dinero que les habÍan estafado, la entregÓ una un abogado de trÁmite casa en arresto domiciliario, pero lo que resulta curioso es que el fraude es una inversiÓn de mÁs de medio millÓn de dólares que realizaron las monjas. >> llego el representante legal a entregar a las monjas el dinero de salda la deuda que exigÍan las religiosas desde junio pasado. >> se l

administration raymond guzman (clapping) we have assistant deputy chief of support services ken lombardy i didn't (clapping) assistant deputy chief fire marshall. mrs. wong kwlp. we have assistant deputy chief of the airport division dale incarnates (clapping) we have the president of the chief bipartisan chief and dr. yeah. of the medical (clapping) did i forget anyone there we also have in the audience the president of the local union 798 jim o'connor (clapping) pr we also have numerous board members in the audience (clapping) to my right we have our training staff captain mickey my lieutenant bob. (clapping.) lieutenant justin brown (clapping) lieutenant john cob by a (clapping) lieutenant norm cob by a (clapping) ernest ca rely (clapping) arnold cho. jason drapery (clapping) james costa mesaer (clapping) julie anyhow (clapping) george sxhith and tyson yee who's not here today (clapping) under ems staff we have chief which you have chief melanie brandon and jay perry (clapping) paramedic captain glenn >> under special projects captain ed mow (clapping) in service training staff ti tra

building and pending upgrades for the improvement in as well as a new site under construction on lombardy and octavia will be able to handle the facility if they get down to less antennas this is primarily visible primarily the antennas and that's the bulk of the combntsz are inside the buildings so we lose that visible effect. >> can i ask the at&t representative to speak to that. so as i understand given the other antenna going up in the area the question is it needed for all of the capacity to be at the site >> thank you, ted i didn't with at&t. when we first approached the planning department several years ago in seven hundred union our original design was 12 panels you saw it mapped a net our small their 6 to 12 antenna we'd love to put a 12 panel macro restraining order from the area but if we're not able we we have to build two or three smaller wonlz the design has been sort of made you smaller at the request of the planning department so we can make it compatible with the neighborhood that gap doesn't go away so we center to build another site to pick up a gap >> would you mind an

we do not building they've been implemented open the projects the commission has taken action on lombardy and in 2008, it was denied and not to be complete and the application was denied so since that time the academy has had to maintain the rear portion the property for the retail use. >> okay. and you mentioned number 4 on the list of 13 but didn't give details on what they're not compiling with that's changing the scope of eir. >> term number 4 they must work deliberating and in gookt to complete the eir. >> so it's not the remainder to change the scope. >> to be fair too there's been progress made in the last year and part of the progress is no additional properties have been acquired to our knowledge and to the eir so the city has issued comments i mean those comments were from the city not only that from the mta. >> yes. the city and mta together have issued several rounds of comments so what's going forward is that we will now complete the tiff we've got one more round of review and publish the draft then publish this existing sites technical memorandum and then after we'll bring b

caltrain and the city your coming up with a not particularly attractive freeway corridor like 0 lombardy street i'm interested for you to success we've been struggling with that and the bay regional struggled with that and lots of people will come and learn from you. >> we'll try hard. >> can i ask a question about environmental review the state lines service will that impact the environmental review you said it will take 3 years i'm interested. >> so the state guidelines were changed or there was a state law that told staff at the office of planning and research to come up with a new standard there's a whole process it hadn't happened i think it will happen but the idea is streamlined when your digging tunnels in a complicated corridor there's other substantial time the 3 years are the best guess and the timeline we need to get to one of the purposes is to scope out environmental review in a larger scale. >> thanks. councilmember sharp >> i'm glad the extension to bart city was brought it's critical to include that as part of the study and perhaps analyzed it environmentally will take l

everyone's sake if i could ask our city engineer to address you on the specification and deputy chief lombardy. >> we'll ask the department of public works to address us. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm the city engineer and deputy director for public works. we have a presentation to share with you but before we start i'm here with the engineers from our street design, mapping and the others and our a.d. coordinator and address concerns. thank you supervisor wiener for calling this hearing to discuss the very important issue of pedestrian safety. as chief joanne mentioned we had a good meeting involving mta and others. i want to start by saying we're all in agreement on is that public safety for everybody is of paramount importance to all us we want to make sure we have a sound policy. as we review and approve new streets that will serve the residents of san francisco public works wants to make sure we have the flexibility to determine the best and safety street design. and that can be done on a case by case basis when building intensity and heights and geography and sidewalks and many fact

we do not building they've been implemented open the projects the commission has taken action on lombardy and in 2008, it was denied and not to be cet

that management team many are here michael lambert and karen laura our collections person and chief lombardi didn't thank you for your wonderful patience ladies and gentlemen, and are we ready >> 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> yeah. >> >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district.

speaker, i rise today to congratulate donald lombardi, director of nutrition for the worcester public schools in my hometown. for receiving the healthy start leadership award. this award is being presented by the eos foundation, a massachusetts-based foundation that is committed to expanding universal free breakfast in the classroom across the commonwealth of massachusetts. i want to thank donna for her tireless work at the schools. she's a leader if our efforts to provide quality, nutritious meals to all kids in our school system. she recognizes the critical importance of not only providing nutritious meals to our kids, but also ensuring that every single child in our school system starts off the day with a healthy nutritious meal. the breakfast at the bell plan, where every child would receive a nutritious meal in the classroom after school starts, is an important part of the school day and should be implemented in every school across this country. there are two important reasons why universal free breakfasts -- or breakfast at the bell is the right policy for every school to implem

did you see my lombardi drawings?get to a place where you know that at some point the beneficiary will not disclose. the more you put the responsibility on the involved party and you say, i will throw an allegation at the business, i had better disclose who i am, what is in it for me, and how deep is the pocket than i am fighting. if i am getting sued, i will be in a situation where i have no idea whether settlement is a necessity or whether i can actually fight this. you have a giant company that has a motto patents -- it creates a shell company. it creates a little shell company. it will file suit. you do not know if it is important or if i am dealing with this giant company. >> in those situations, the courts are complicit. they have made a barrier to getting these things done so looks pensive that the cost of settlement is cheaper than the actual figuring that question out. because of that, the troll model is alive and well all stop not knowing who you are up against, and knowing that you have to figure that out,

slighted and has had a bit of a chip on his shoulder, which you can see him standing there .olding the lombardiroved all of the naysayers wrong. is the negotiation even more complicated than it seems? >> actually, not, because in his case we attempted to do something before and we couldn't come to an agreement were both satisfied or happy. we decided to table it throughout the season. once you win the super bowl and and yourtouchdown contract is up, you have a bit of leverage. whategotiation was simple, is the highest contract ever and let's move on from there. secondsly have a few left. who do you think will go tonight? >> i think the texans will go. -- the texans logo. he is a great player and a game changer. if they go with jj being clowning, that is fine, too. >> what happens to manziel? >> i don't want to get into it. there won't be one, don't think. >> mr. linta, thanks for your time. stay with us. another check of the market is on the other side of the break. "bottom line" continues in just a moment. ♪ >> be sure to tune in to bloomberg tv this friday night at 9:30 p.m. new york time. we

we asked his spokesman, father lombardi, about all this going on didn't he think it was actually possible to bring peace, he said, all we can do is pray, ask god to help us, and if that hug that the pope had with the rabbi and the sheik outside the western wall, that's what the vatican to be the final iconic image of this trip. >> nick, appreciate it and next up on al jazeera america, a unique remembrance of those who died in war. and the heavy loss it's brought to families. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe burlinger >> the dna testing shows that these are not his hairs >> unreliable forensics >> the problem the bureaus got is they fail, it's a big, big deal... >> convicted of unspeakable crimes did flawed lab work take away their freedom? >> i was 18 when i went in... when i came out i was 50... you don't get it back... >> shocking truths revealed >> the system with joe burlinger only on al jazeera america >> search and rescue teams from messa county, colorado are looking for at least three people missing. to look for a mudslide when there was an actual mudslide in colb

. ♪ ♪ >> el portavoz del vaticano, federico lombardi desmintiÓ hoy que la santa sede estuviere investigandoÓn por tercera vez,informÓ que los residentes en un radio de tres millas del volcÁn tenÍa 72 horas para dejar sus viviendas. >> una congregaciÓn de monjas en nicaragua recibiÓ una gran suma de dinero que les habÍan estafado, la entregÓ una un abogado de trÁmite casa en arresto domiciliario, pero lo que resulta curioso es que el fraude es una inversiÓn de mÁs de medio millÓn de dólares que realizaron las monjas. >> llego el representante legal a entregar a las monjas el dinero de salda la deuda que exigÍan las religiosas desde junio pasado. >> se le acusa de estafa agravada, crimen organizado y uso fraudulento de efectos. >> y como hay un resarcimiento total, lo que esperamos es una extensiÓn de la acción penal para mi representado Álvaro montealegre. >> el pago se hizo en dos cheques, lo que asume, Álvaro montealegre, aunque segÚn su abogado, los implicados estÁn obligados a pagar cada uno un tercio del monto total de la deuda. uno es prÓfugo de la justicia, y los otros dos tienen arre

vince lombardi was a great coach i will never forget. i was in a room with one of his players, four times the size of vince lombardi. at a club. sitting with a player. the play was full of bravado. all this sudden, a small guy and stature wharton. this football player was petrified, petrified. he looked like he was ready that of our attack. in know what happens to mcentee have seen it all the time murder in washington the law when you know when they don't get away with being tough. when you when they could be as tough as they want. it's about winning. , you look at branding and what's happening and i told you the story about trump the art of the deal and the apprentice and all tell you today you have twitter and facebook invested ramp and all of these different things that are some amazing. i have millions of followers, millions. i don't do press releases and more. , a press release put it on twitter. it so great. it's like owning the new york times without the losses if you think about it. millions of people watching. and if i want to s

we also know for a fact it's been a long history way back since vince lombardi where players have beeny, coaches and other players have known and they have dealt with it. you know, i think by in large what you're seeing is just an nfl that has decided to go we have known this. it's out. let's move on. >> lz, there are people saying out there there's a double standard. tim tebow when he came into the league, there were a lot of people but i don't remember players but a lot of people making fun for him for his overt religion and they didn't get backlash that people critical of michael sam are getting. what do you make of that? >> i don't necessarily know if that's true or not. as a columnist myself, i always defended tim tebow and the way that he expressed himself. i don't think that's true that people haven't been fined for teasing tim tebow. i don't see a lot of people killing themselves because they are wrestling with being christian but they are killing themselves for wrestling with being gay. >> so great to have you with us. talk to you again soon. >> makes an important point. >> al

best,ce lombardi said it winning is not everything, it is the only thing.or johnny manziel, if he can perform and win like he did at texas a&m, all of the critics and pundits will be silenced. >> speaking about winning, richard sherman, who came out as last season,ar just signed a four-year, $54 million contract extension. huge. does he deserve it? >> absolutely. he was the best bargain in the nfl last year, playing for $555,000. out of the contract, $40 million is guaranteed. >> no matter what. >> no matter what. >> eugene lee, thank you for joining us. breadwinnersmale -- we look at what happens when women make more money than men, maybe not in football, but other areas. puttingat a concept -- cookies together with frozen yogurt. it could be the only thing that will save mrs. fields. we will be back. ♪ >> first. bloomberg. >> you are watching "in the loop ," live on bloomberg television and streaming on your phone, tablet, and on bloomberg.com. good morning. i am betty liu. it is 26 minutes past the hour. bloomberg tv is on the markets. equity futures are

lombardi never been frans >> : learn more community all on alert tonight after woman attacked at a popular park in the area. and as reported police say this might be just the latest string of attacks there. robinson park, a kind of people also full of fear after someone attacked a woman while on an evening walk. people really need to be aware. livermore police say on may 16th from 545 in the evening a man can up behind a woman on a walk- in wearing headphones krug and coulter. fortunately she broke free and escape the attacker also go away. and where his was the mall is where. >> : livermore police is in say this may be a string of similar attacks since 20073 attacks here in robertson park five others in east livermore all the women out by themselves walking or jogging wearing headphones. are you to put your boys in and walk alone. as a voice to follow it seems you're someone comes up behind you and it is destructive are really thinking about living in a moment. stories tell me in the eight similar incidents in of the kansas but did not the of the s man his age behind each attack the possi

vince lombardi was taught never to give up.t giving up is a great idea. when you are in a job, relationship, project, there's a thing called the sunk cost fallacy. you put a lot into something and have to see it through. we argue there are a lot of cases where we would all do better by accepting failure as a fruitful end of something and moving on. both of us have quit a lot of stuff. we are bias. everybody is bias. we may be bias in favor of quitting. we have quit and ended up happy. a lot of people can benefit from that. >> not just quitting, failing quickly. the quicker you fail, the more you can move on to something worthwhi worthwhile. >> steven levitt, you encourage your kids to think and be excited about something. >> i don't mind if they are good at something. every kid learns how to read and do math. when i looked at my college students, what they have trouble with is ideas and creativity. anything you can do to make a happy, creative kid gives them a leg up on the world. >>> how to persuade people who don't want to be

if you are going to be in the business of executing the ultimate punishment in the words of vince lombardire. what happened in oklahoma was a travesty. >> can those things occur at once? it's obviously an irrevocable penalty once it is carried out. all these cases is come to life. sometimes people have been freed before leal that will injection. other people have been put to death and i think there is a lot of doubt out there. is it possible to reserve it for people who you are sure deserve it and did it and you get it right. there are a lot of absolutes for something you can't take back. >> you're right. if we're going to have the ultimate punishment we have to make sure we have an a list group of lawyers, anybody in a criminal courtroom almost anywhere in free world recognize it is defense as a two touchdown under dog when they walk in. we can't have are that in capital cases. if we are seeking the ultimate punishment we have to front load the system with absolute competence so we don't is reare similar wall doubt. we have a governor in texas who isn't convinced we have executed an innoc

i definitely agree with -- as a matter of fact vince lombardi talked about openly gay players on hisn further when terrence was covering sports. and so, you know, it's been my experience, you know, talking with a lot of guys who happen to be closet is that it's not so much about what goes on inside the locker room, but whether or not the pressure from outside the locker room would be too much for that team to withstand. i think ultimately that will be the test for the st. louis rams. once the media starts to pay attention to them, do they have the infrastructure in place to still be a successful team? and as i said earlier, i know for sure they have a head coach who knows how to handle the media and knows how to handle his locker room. >> in speaking of locker rooms. how tough do you think it's going to be for him? >> well, listen. they got to keep their quarterback upright. sam bradford has been getting his butt kicked basically since he got in the league and so i have to think that team has, you know, a lot of things they need to worry about and as long as michael sam continues to

in dialect resting place of a hundred feet behind me here on of nondurable lombardi and also, richmondrecess of a dangerous road and as a loud crashes there. and house exactly the case last night. about 930 a woman driving a green ford mustang loss control for a car and crashed into a powerful as she approached the adnah. this issue is jiving and very fast and that speed is likely the reason for the crash. neighbors say the street is very popular for street racing and that may have been a factor for the crash last night. one neighbor said share the revenues of engines and before the accident. i saw smoke and last heard people screaming and i heard a woman saying helped get me out give me out. in this morning a stuffed animal lento into a car has been placed as a memorial. pg&e crews have worked at the ninth tab power restored by this morning. next hour you'll hear about a man with an attractive for the woman from a car. the pilot of a vintage flying that that move those making his second attempt at a stand was cute at mecca chavis air force base it back may 4th . it is 886, up america

un siglo despuÉs, en 1895, un italiano llamado genaro lombardi establece la primera pizzerÍa de todoos ha traÍdo roxana. esto se llama un bizcochazo. ¿se puede comer? >> claro, por supuesto. ya estamos listos. >> muchachos, yo se los dejo. perdona. te voy a daÑar la decoraciÓn. sÍ. estÁ bellÍsimo. regreso con ustedes, muchachos. >> muchas gracias, nueva york, por supuesot. >> quÉ delicia de cake. >> por cierto, esto es muy importante en esta celebraciÓn de los 17 aÑos, por primera vez en un programa de habla espaÑol estÁn las princesas de frozen. de la pelÍcula frozen de disney. ahÍ estÁn. la adelante las van a ver. >> juntas para compartir con ustedes en sus hogares y toda la gente linda brindÁndonos su entusiasmo y alegrÍa, aquí frente al castillo de disney. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> hola, amigos. ¿cÓmo estÁn? mis queridÍsimos amigos de despierta amÉrica. les deseo que lleguen a 120 aÑos, que dios los bendiga y muchas @px ¡dale la vuelta a tu caja marcada de honey bunches of oats y descubre el contenido exclusivo hecho para ti, nuestro videos musical y mucho mÁs! ¡baja la aplicaciÓn gratu