all three near term campuses, office allocation at saint luke and general plan referral at saint luke and the da that covers all the systems. at the saint luek campus, it will create the chavez medical use and would allow the floor area of ratio 2.6 to 1. it would allow a hike to 145 feet at the tour and 105 feet for the balance the campus. the map will be updated to reflect this new sud. at the cathedral hill campus, the amendment would create the medical use sub district and allow deviation from planning code through a conditional use and allow an frr for the medical office. the planning code would allow an increase to 230 feet for the hospital site and show the boundaries of this district. i'm happy to go through the planning deviation but in short these deviations are typical of deviations that are often rebelieved through a develop -- it's rebelieved through a development or various process. the staff made a decision to say it's better to incore rate it into text amendment rather than requiring one more entitlement. there's others proposed that was covered during the hearing last

luke's by two years africa thea doctoral hill. but because we're not sure they actually needed the two years and some of that is just a safety valve, and because of how important it is to the city to make sure this happens, we instituted another layer of payments called delayed payments which start at one year. as you see in the bold face here, they're not damages and they don't represent a default. but starting one year africa thea doctoral hill opens, if st. luke's has not opened, the late payments start at 2,500 a day for the first five months and increase to 5,000 a day for the next seven months. after that you'd be at the two-year mark and you'd have the actual liquidated damages because then cpmc would be in default of the da if they didn't open it. so, that was a nice change approved by the planning commission. on the work force training we're getting $4 million, as i mentioned. the idea here would be for three of this 4 million to be funneled through the san francisco foundation in a way very parallel to the way we are fun

luke's. we have a lot of psych patients coming in and we see them come and go with basically, no services after they leave us. but there's also a certain about some sub acute are the patients who are ventilator dependent. many of them maybeable be equivalent to go home. we have a sub acute but there are a total of assess of services in san francisco. the pacific and davis gnaws at that particular time those patients to our icu. the nearest comfortable sources are in distant city's and that's not okay, but the community around us needs to have some say. we want a full hospital at st. luke's we are not talking about health care. i have a couple of things from other speakers who were not able to be here today >> thank you. after the next speaker michael (calling names) >> linda chapman i'll speak for others when with he had an architect on our board they were helping staff to do a better job than this. i think it's great we're next to the alternate 3 a but as i recall it doesn't propose to the h

luke's. i'm on a referral from the doctor there. it's been done. david campos knows we've been fighting this and has to be stopped now. what about people with disabilities and wheelchairs? and that's not right. thank you. >> next speaker. actually before the next speaker, let me call some additional cards so people can line up. michael smith wick. chris poland, mike terio. [speaker not understood]. john mill sap. jeffery taner. tom christian. chuck garner. sarah pope. bethany low. jonathan travis. steve cavanagh. jennifer warberg. bob caplan. esther mcken egg. sorry if i mispronounce your name. ~ david liu which is. bonnie nelson and david korick. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm james tracy, community housing partnership. there's been a lot of blood, sweat and tears that have come to this day. folks at the full board, there have been accusations, counter accusations, [speaker not understood]. we support this development agreement. i preserve st. luke's. we have a groundbreaking local hir

luke's reflects those changes. we believe that our sustainably designed facilities will improve the quality of care while reducing costs. in closing, i urge you to support our rebuild cpmc project and vote for our plan to build more than 400 new earthquake safe beds in two new hospitals and three new medical office buildings. thank you again for your time today. i look forward to your comments and to moving this very important project forward. >> that was quite good timing there. [laughter] >>> good timing. >> thank you, dr. bronner. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is tony rodriguez and i'm here representing local 43 [speaker not understood] local union. as was said before, so many of our members have lost their homes. they've lost so much during the last recession it's truly affected them. they're starting to go back to work. as you can see around the city there's a lot of projects. from one project they go to another project. i guess what i'm trying -- your job is to make sure these project

luke's project. i was in san francisco and a lake merced member and i support the city board of supervisors and the plan to rebuild cpmc. i graduated from san francisco state university a year ago with bachelor of science in civil engineering. as a young professional, i was very concerned that recent graduates are leading unemployment statistics. i don't want to join the ranks of unemployed. i know san francisco has done [speaker not understood] because it will create jobs which we really need. [speaker not understood] where i met people from builders looking for interns. after six months of internship, i was offered a full-time position of project engineer. unfortunately, my endeavor was only temporary and short. in august the whole team of specialists, people working together for years, both professionally and personally was ramped down. i appreciate the work of cpmc, the mayor's office and the members of the board of supervisors who were able to keep this project moving forward and bring before yo

luke's. i'm very appreciative. and finally lou girardo, i don't think we can say enough about how you this happen and we are eternally grateful. and i think that not only the city today, but the future generations will have a great deal of gratitude to you and to everyone who has been here working to make this happen. so, let's approve this and let's get the construction started. thank you. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much, everyone. happy to be one of the -- to be voting for this piece of legislation today. i, too, want to add my voice to thanking the many parties that have been involved with this deal the last year. i believe that at this additional time that the involvement of lou girardo made the city and the project better and a joy to work with. one particular item that i want to give some voice to that i have been working with with the mayor's office as well as cpmc and various other members of the community, the issue of the management of the work force dollars associated with this deal. i know t

luke's. [speaker not understood] one of our core priorities as chris mentioned earlier is to make san francisco truly resilient by taking steps now to [speaker not understood]. cpmc's plans are supported by state law sb 1953 which requires all hospital inpatient facilities to be seismically safe no later than january of 2015. san francisco can't afford to delay any more a plan to ensure our city's resiliency and survive when a major earthquake strikes. [speaker not understood] this project as we've heard will add hundreds of new earthquake safe beds to the city's health care system. it also makes an unprecedented financial system to affordable housing and investing in our transportation infrastructure and providing health care for low-income residents. we at spur are glad that the mayor's office and the board and cpmc have come together to find a compromise agreeable to all parties and get through the city and we urge the committee to move the project forward. thanks. >> thank you. next speak

luke's in order for them to stabilize their finances. so, we will work closely and the innovation fund has over $2 million focused in on mental health services. and, so, we will be working closely with cpmc and the door street urgent care center to ensure that they maximize the use of their existing beds. >> okay, i appreciate that. i know there are a lot of different perspectives about how our system of addressing mental illness should be structured. and it is just such a significant issue in the city, and i think it's important for not just relating to cpmc because cpmc is one set of facilities, but for our entire medical system to focus on that. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> thank you. supervisor kim. >> thank you. also really happy to finally see this proposal coming back to the full board. i think that i was one of the supervisors where i had moments last year wondering where this project was going to be headed. but i'm really happy with what is coming before us today. i think it's a really balanced plan of affordable housing, whi

luke's but cathedral hill. we want community input and it's an important part of planning, you know, and that's not just about getting a report but being involved in the planning and being involved in the decision and the mixed meeting we don't know what they're going to look like. and another example on workforce if you look at the subsection we have that subsection says if they hire 40 per year for so many years they've met their obliteration obligation >> (calling names) >> looks like age before beauty. can we have the overhead you've all received copies of our hand out. notwithstanding the program like st. luke's there's two substantial flaws like sequa

for luke donald. who drops three in the last two holes after being the leader by himself to 2 under. now horschel tapping in. to remain at plus 1. he's just two back. in that tie with rose. and also luke donald. >> what a finish at merion. 14 through 18. just incredible with the pressure of the u.s. open and the difficulty of those long holes. >> so a look at the leaderboard in the 113th u.s. open. mickelson, the only player under par. bogey at the 18th. stricker, mahan and schwartzel one back. everybody was just beaten up, except for stricker at the final hole. and rose, horschel and donald at plus 1. down to steve. >> thank you. phil, how would you best describe the way it was out there for you today? >> it was a day, steve, i thought you could get -- you could get under and the fact that i was 2 over early, i had to be really patient not to force the issue and fight for a lot of pars out there. and take advantage of a few birdie opportunities. i thought i played better again than the score dictated

should he do something to help luke?e makes up his mind when the woman comes after him too. >> what do you think you're doing, eh? you little fart. >> that's why the film stopped. because i didn't want her to knock the phone out of my hand. i just thought, well, i'd better stop now. >> so just who is this female ball of terror scaring the bejesus out of her neighbors? >> my name's valerie dunningham. i'm 63. i'm a mother of four and a grandmother of six. and i'm 4'10". and i don't really take it upon myself to hit everybody. but i'm afraid he got me in the wrong mood that morning. >> valerie tells her side of the story. >> i had my car out, cleaning it, and the wheelie bin had come from here. and it's an industrial bin, not a wheelie bin. and i was walked over to here. and i pushed it. and i happened to have the newspaper in my hand. so bang, bang, bang, bang. he was here. and he went like this. he was frightened of me. he was frightened. the more he stopped, the more i did. and i went bing, bing, bing, bing. i don't kno

luke would be the initial bank and we would access morgan if we needed to. the dealer agreement solicits a range -- the sales of cp and it has -- they have to be sold in accordance with the terms in the dealer agreement. it's not less than one year in the term and the cost is not to exceed .05% per annum of the weighted average cost, the average principal cp that is outstanding each quarter. the next item is commercial paper memorandum that explains the security of the notes, including the bank letter of credit and utilized by the dealer as a disclosure -- and the cp -- the memo has no material disclosure about the mta. lastly, the item -- the commercial paper administration is joint by between us and the office of public finance. since they are already in the business and have the capacity, they will be drawing down on our behalf, but we will be initiating the request. so that is the agreement that we reached which i think works well for both of us. now this is the good news of our -- we'll basically be paying .535% on the commercial paper; which is very at

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luke's hospital. we appreciate the work of mairdz and the members of the board of supervisors who were able to bring it before us today. working on this project will be something else very special. it's not everyday you can work on a project that benefit everybody the businesses and most of all the community. i support cv mc and i believe that the men and women need this project please let this get done. i urge you to support this without more delay. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners thank you, very much for taking time out for the realized plan for cv mc. i serve on the executive board for the naacp. and most importantly i'm the vice president of the glen ridge cooperative housing in dynamic heights and if you come down 29th street we're there are at st. luke's a hospital that serves 2 hundred and families from the dynamic heights project. i can be alters selfish here because c pmc has served all the other women and young children. in breakfast health care this i have came into

luke, how are you doing? >> reporter: good to see you, joy. >> you got some laughs out of speaker boehner asking him whether or not he could lose his speakership over bringing a bill to the floor and getting a vote from democrats. does anybody in his caucus really believe that boehner is going to stick to the hatchet rule this time? >> reporter: right now they do. he reiterated it to them three times saying he would not move on comprehensive immigration reform saying that he would not move unless it had a majority of the majority. the immigration bill will proceed. bob goodlack is no friend of immigration reform advocates by any means, and they're so far going on the piecemeal approach. ones from steve king that would basically take away that order that president obama did about dreamers, one that would allow any officer of the united states to become a de facto immigration reformer. that's the path the gop is going on now which is very different than the senate gop. looking at this, joy, right here right now

and so for this little one, luke, who is how old? four years old.wn corner little one. and then for jade she is six years old she would get the calm down corner and alex who is 9, you would lose what you like. do you like anything? do you have gadgets, do you watch tv? >> yes. yes. ok. tv time would be taken away. [laughter] >> anderson: that is nice. find out what he likes and take it away. >> and take it away. >> anderson: i would have been like i like doing homework. >> he didn't think that quick. you already know. all right. once you have the rule and the consequence then make sure if they break the rule, that you follow through with the consequence. because then kids don't get confused and take you for a joke. like she is not going to do it anyway. so i don't have to listen. follow through. >> anderson: do you think this is advice you can use? >> yeah. one thing that makes it difficult is being they live at our house for a week and a different parent's house for a week. if they do something bad on a friday and if they go to the other house how

luke's, the st. luke's that's built would be a material change. but obviously since there is an obligation to build a 120-bed general acute bed hospital at st. luke's, if cpmc were to propose before they built it to change the da to say there is some other size hospital, that would obviously be a material change. we believe that probably would be considered a material change, but this is just about standards of approach to make it clear that this is a material change. the second piece here is this is i think just an oversight, that when we worked with the planning commission to add that notice requirement, we didn't give a number of days. so, we are proposing that that notice be a 60-day notice before any planning commission hearing. and then the last one is a little bit complicated. we had to answer questions if i don't do justice in explaining it, but we, as i mentioned earlier, the development agreement kind of had its own process for dealing with amendments and which was intended when we all wrote it to be more onerous than what is in the admi

professional base jumper luke aikins has base jumped more than 500 times. his red bull air force team filmed this scene from the chicago trump tower for the transformers 3 movie. >> when you leap off, your adrenaline's pumping, it's crazy, you're like, oh my goodness. >> reporter: aikins believes it's that drive for adrenaline that motivates some jumpers to break into buildings and jump, often times without the safety check list that professional jumpers would have. alex perez, abc news, chicago. ngets thank you, alex. >>> take a look at this handwritten note from fivers. -- firefighters. they saved this home, but it turns out they were more worried about the carpet. we couldn't believe it. we'll show you, next. turns out they were more worried about the carpet. we couldn't believe it. we'll show you, next.

to the kaiser report imax guys are a bit of a break in the weather here in belfast let's talk with luke or koski from we are change dot org luke welcome back to the kaiser report really appreciated what we're seeing you all over the world you've got your camera you've got your spectacles that have the camera in the spectacles eisinger glasses the hoodwink henry kissinger you think you'd be smart god but apparently totally a little wink by that and that's available on you tube as well the video did henry kissinger but tell us about what you've just come back with a great story that we call the potemkin village tell us about it and that will us play the video first we'll cut to the video they'll talk about ok let's cut to the video this is a good ask you reporting in very sunny and beautiful belfast northern ireland and i didn't really believe it until i actually saw it myself but because of the recent economic crisis well really because of the banks there's looting the economy for their own personal benefit in creating the crisis the government here in northern ireland has decided to spe

luke scott bottom of the eighth with one away. tie ball game. >> change up right there.if you asked verlander he wants that pitch back. 84 miles per hour. luke scott tied the game. >> keep folk miss the a.l. east. >> he's a fastball launcher. i will use that lingo. >> that was his 200th career. his 201st would come later. a part of a 6-2 jays win snapping boston's four game winning streak. in the senior circuit this afternoon nationals and mets. bottom of the ott fifth. dani daniel murphy in second. zimmerman with an error. ball bounces to desmond. he throws to murphy. the throw hits the runner. murphy scores. how do you score that? for those scoring at home, daniel murphy comes around the to score. it's part of a 5-1 mets victory at home tonight. the orioles, all kinds of great mojo. a sold out ballpark. a win over new york. everything's going baltimore's way. >> they are voting for players. markakis. they have a ton of offense and they are physical. you're not going to get outmanned by showalter. they have the best uniform. this team, don't be surprised. >> they have t

luke's would be oil ideal. i don't know why we have groups that lobby against this and knock out over 1 hundred beds. i know everybody's on board but it would have been a better situation but what's been done has been done very well. the other thing that doesn't makes sense to me is the call for a co- lateral agencies to monitor what happens. certainly anyone is certainly encouraged to monitor on their own even as a group to make sure things are being done but to give them governmental power is saying our governmental agencies can't be trusted. we've got the planning commission and the board of supervisors and we've got the city attorney all of when would combeefrn. and i heard the material issues to go to the board of supervisors. but i thought this of the the government role to provide for things that couldn't be provided for privately. and to monitor those. so it doesn't seem right to me. and the other thing this is odd if you create this additional agencies i'm not sure there are that might be some connotin

when kale tee was luke, she was such an extreme, feminine little boy. everything he did he swayed through it. it was very, you know, ballerina type. i just started going, oh, okay. i need to start preparing for the fact that, we have a gay son. >> whenever i would go to sleep, i would dream myself wearing a white wedding dress, with long flowing hair, the perfect image of me as a woman. >> reporter: just 15 miles away, arin was the perfect image of a little girl. her mom named her emerald and was over the moon. >> when i had her, i was like, "yes! i got a girl." i wanted a girl so bad. she was like, the best thing that's every happened. >> reporter: denise put emerald in dance and pageants. she was so proud of her daughter's accomplishments, never realizing how uncomfortable emerald was in such a feminine world. >> i just felt out of my place. like, i wasn't supposed to have this dress on, i was actually supposed to have pants on. i identified with the guys. i thought i was a guy. >> reporter: growing up, luke and emerald both felt like outcasts. so, yo

see you tomorrow. 1 >> luke: death's door. spencer speaking. >> tracy: what are you doing?ll, right now, i'm getting dressed. i was just slowly pulling the zipper up on my pants. you want to know what i'm wearing underneath? >> monica: a.j.? >> a.j.: hey, mom. i didn't hear you. >> monica: are you okay? >> a.j.: i've been better. >> monica: still thinking about what happened to michael, hmm? >> kiki: mikey, where's captain morgan? >> michael: uh, he's out. >> kiki: what's that? >> carly: okay. so what happens now? did you discuss this with shawn, the timing of it all? we just sit around and wait? >> sonny: shawn's going to let us know when he's done. should be soon. >> carly: yeah. not soon enough. >> sonny: you got to be patient. you know, we both want franco dead, but shawn's got to -- he's got to be careful. >> carly: well, i won't be happy until he pulls the trigger. >> morgan: whoa. pull the trigger? what, are you two plotting a murder? >> connie: oh, i'm a nervous wreck. just shaking, literally. [ gasps ] >> olivia: franco. they said you were still alive. >> shawn: no

(knocking) luke skywalker's the conditioner. wait till you see this. it's fantastic, unbelievable.lecture from mit in 1974. this isn't a good time. (blubbering): it's before he became a creepy computer voice. leonard: that's great. you guys have to go. why? it's just not a good time. leonard has a lady over. yeah, right-- your grandmother back in town? no. and she's not a lady. she's just a new neighbor. hang on, there really is a lady here? uh-huh. and you want us out because you're anticipating coitus? i'm not anticipating coitus. so she's available for coitus? can we please just stop saying "coitus"? technically, that would be "coitus interruptus." hey, is there a trick to getting it to switch from tub to shower...? oh, hi. sorry. hello. enchanté, mademoiselle. howard wolowitz, caltech department of applied physics. you may be familiar with some of my work. it's currently orbiting jupiter's largest moon taking high-resolution digital photographs. penny. i work at the cheesecake factory. come on, i'll show you the trick with the shower. okay. bonne douche. i'm... i'm sorry? it's

luke donald still had a one- shot lead on the 17th until he bogeys and double bogeys 18. mickelson takes the lead when he finishes off the birdie on 17 he leads by one shot, one under par into tomorrow's final round. >> i feel better equipped. my ball striking is better than it has been and my putting better it happen it has been in years and i feel very comfortable on this golf course. i love it and given that i have had some past major championships now, and some successes, i feel as well- equipped as i could be heading into tomorrow's final round. i think it's going to be fun. >> mickelson has five major championships, but never, ever won the u.s. open, although he has been runner-up a record five times. he leads by one stroke and we told you about luke donald, two back, along with justin rose and billy horschel. oakland a's starts the game with a two-game lead, but seattle brought in a 41-year- old security weapon. the caped crusades, i didn't know he was a beer drinker. a's facing king felix, with only one chance to score, young flying out and lowrie wants to tag and

an accident on saint lukes lane at essex road.eds slow on the west side of the beltway as they are also starting to slow down on 95. there's at live look at the biggest problem at the moment, 895 southbound approaching the tunnel. this traffic report is brought to you by your maryland toyota dealer. do you ever dream of all the places you'd like to go? toyota is ready to take you there. now is a great time to find a great deal on a toyota at buyatoyota.com. >>> he's a top shot. this morning's coffee with is with adam benson. >> welcome back to the eyewitness news morning edition, bud. this is great. >> thank you, marty. >> obviously top shot, one of america's most happening reality show. you just told me 2 million people a week? >> on the first season 2 million people. we're thinking for the all star season it has to be 3 million. >> you're here because you were selected. like there's survivor on cbs and they have the survivor all star challenge. he's one of the all stars brought back. >> it means a lot for me to go back as an all

luke began in may at the pacific ocean.nd on the 18th green of a course on the atlantic. >> that's a good bounce. >> reporter: in between, 3,000 miles of busy roads and orange groves, bad lies on railroad ties and every obstacle under the tank. he's golfing across the country, partly to raise money for charity. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: and partly just to see if it can be done. so far, things look promising. he hasn't even hit anybody. he estimates it will take him another three months and 30,000 strokes to hilt the green he's shooting for-- ouch! but until then, he hit me. so much for not hitting anyone. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: thankfully there aren't many other people in the way out here. he travels with a support team in a trailer and a beat-up golf cart he drives most of the time. other than that, he plays like any other golfer, hitting them as a lie-- >> one. >> reporter: --wishing he could lie about how many he hit. at this point it looks like he may end up a few thousand over par. where is a beer cart whe

luke's hospital over a year. after release i was appointed with a nurse who connected me with continuum. i was in a wheelchair and wasn't sure i would walk again, here i am today. for some people it took hitting rock bottom and that's what it took for me to stay alive. at the day program in continuum i was able to get something to eat, a safe place in the tenderloin to learn harm reduction and find people who are rooting for me and help facilitate changes i needed to make.

serious reporter here. >> poor luke.>> bill: on a friday morning. little did you know what you were walking into, right? i remember when dick armey was a real power in the house of representatives. as minority leader or whip or whatever majority leader. then he went on -- he left congress to start this group freedom works which again is a real power. dick armey more than anybody else, would you agree who is responsible for the creation of the tea party? >> well, he certainly was very -- as much as any one figure helped make the tea party sort of what it became and you know, i feel like -- there were basically three parts -- three components to the creation of the tea party. one was genuine grassroots anger. two was the conservative media establishment and the third were these washington-based groups that helped organize these protests and you know, gave interviews and just really kind of boosted the profile and really gave a sense of kind of shared identity to those groups. freedom works and dick armey specifically becam

there is a crash on saint luke's lane at ses ex road. if you're on twitter be sure to follow the handle maryland traffic and constantly updating the account through the entire morning show and the latest alert sent to your feed. and traveling on 695, no delays to get in your way in pikesville. and outer loop at 55 miles an hour. and right at green spring avenue. and everything will remain up to speed in parkville. we are looking at 55 miles an hour. on the outer loop at harford road. and if are you traveling up in hunt valley, a live look, at the harrisburg expressway. no problems whatsoever here at schwann road. and things will remain nice and calm, as we do get on to the jfx and head downtown. 95 also in great shape. here is a live look, north of 195. a little sun glare might get in your way. but no traffic. you're looking at a nice normal 12-minute trip as you make your way from route 30 all the way up to 695. that's your time saver traffic. the governor of mississippi has ignited a fire storm saying the reason american kids are strug

fresh-from-the-farm granola is just part of the entertainment at another stop on the blossom trail, luke's almond acres. continuing luke's agricultural traditi, this family farm's country store offers nuts, fruits, and chocolates, all in a beautiful almond orchard setting th is primed for educational opportunities about farm life at go bend the granola. >> so here's our trail mix that you guys will be making. we have a variety of driedruits and nuts as well as chocole, Écause you have to have chocolate in it. >> you've always heard these stories about people that live in the big cities and they go on these--and you ask them, "well, where do you buy--where does milk come from?" "oh, from the grocery store." "where does the egg come from?" "from thgrocery store." you know, i think these ople have the right to know where this stuff comes fro. >> but before any of this fabulousood even es up on the trees, much less my stomach, the orchards are helped out byhis man, brian beekman. you see, with more than 40 million blossoming almond trees throughout the central valley, there is a lot of work td

>> luke evans -- >> jimmy: luke evans is great in this. >> super cool guy, by the way. >> jimmy: andstake, when she went. i mean, she's so authentic and she's just cool as hell. >> jimmy: i'm afraid of her. >> yeah, you should be. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i should be, right? yeah, yeah, yeah. [ talking over each other ] >> she's a sweetheart, but she's -- it's good having her back. like, immediately, the response was like -- >> jimmy: but this is like, that fight scene she does -- who is it -- >> gina carano. >> jimmy: gina carano. this girl is an actual mma fighter. >> yeah, you guys know who she is? >> jimmy: yeah, she's -- [ scattered applause ] this is one of the most badass fight scenes i've ever seen in my life between those two, michelle and -- >> yeah, it's like, you don't want to be there. you want to watch this? >> jimmy: you want to watch. [ talking over each other ] >> you don't want to be involved in that fight. >> jimmy: no, no, no. it's just, they go crazy. and then, the tank. we have to talk about the tank. every movie has a big set piece. this one is the tank. >>

lines divided pro and anti, and the first call on the pro line from luke in brazil, indiana. luke, good afternoon. >> caller: hey, good afternoon, thank you very much. hey, merse my thing. last august, i remember mitt romney saying how he was against pot, not just recreational pot, but against medical marijuana, and, of course, in november, obama won colorado, and more people voted for recreational pot than voted for obama, and since the election, the republicans have been talking about how they need to reach out to latinos and black people and the gays, but i don't hear any of them talking about legalizing pot. you know? one in colorado, and, also, the other thing is this. at the beginning of the year, there was 15 minutes on c-span in the studio. there was a man on pro-pot, and there was a man on -- i think he was a retired republican congressman from the heritage foundation, again, that was against pot, legalization of pot, and, again, it's the same thing, you know, today i heard earlier on c-span talking about how they're for free market, limited government, and yet these

. >> dana, luke russ sart here to bring it back to the dirty political hacks. pretty symbolic trip that we all know about. today the immigration bill is on the floor of the united states senate. yesterday there was a monumental ruling regarding doma, the voting rights act the day before. president obama and africa, has he really become president bystander when it becomes to domestic a snars it seems he has not much of a role in any of these things right now? >> he's a bystander and an important commentator. obviously we care to ask him more about voting rights and immigration than we do, say, trade ties with tanzania. so that's why that'll continue to bubble through there. i mean, it can be argued, luke, that this president is a bystander to his whole presidency now. it's rather early in the second term for this to be happening. between scandals, international events, he's spending an awful lot of time reacting. he had this big rollout this week of his environmental energy plans. it was met with a yawn. people said it's dead on arrival, let's move on, let's hea

when i turned seventeen i took my mom to the recruiter and she told me she was she was the real luke issue no she was doing she signed for me and the recruiter was cool and so i went off and my dad was in korea at the time that's why otherwise you know i don't have anybody here my i'm a military brat so my extended relatives are halfway across the united states and the owner is why i'm here is because my dad was in the army and you know and then he went to korea i'm here with my mom my mom goes crazy i have nothing but but the army is an option. i knew i was going to go. when i joined there was no like i'm not going to lie to myself i had expected to lose a bit of my mind myself you know it was it was constant like it was so so far moved from reality and it was such a bombardment. for me. my young mind or whatever. i came home and i couldn't get back in sync with anything you know living a normal life and worrying about parking tickets and you know bills and these things and i thought if i go back to iraq i could get away for a year. so i volunteered for my second appointment. someti

luke's. i think there was a miss understanding, it was categorized. this has to do with the timing of the delivery. it what a phase iii implementation project and we're going to change it to be a phase i implementation project. so, we delivered to neighborhoods sooner rather than later. so it's an amendment to item 16. exhibit h schedule a section two-page 2, that change guerrero park from phase iii to phase 1 implementation. so, colleagues, first we have i guess under the one amendment for supervisor -- that's not really a rule. we have three amendmented on the table. can we take those amendments without objection? [gavel] >> so ordered. and can we have a motion to forward items 7 through 19 to the board without recommendation? >> yes, i'm happy to make that motion. and just to clarify for the public, we need to do this without recommendation because we're still awaiting other appeals. >> and i just wanted to clarify, excuse me, the committee is forwarding the development agreement together with all amendments proposed by staff during the presentatio