madam city attorney? >> are you asking me? standards have been set forth for the board's authority to grant jurisdiction in case law is that a finding that the city was somehow at fault in causing the lateness in seeking jurisdiction. commissioner garcia: maybe the commission made the motion to explain how this -- maybe the commissioner could make the motion to explain how this ties in? vice president goh: i would ask the city attorney to do research in the meantime that would be protected under the attorney- client privilege. commissioner garcia: what research is she to do? >> that would be protected. commissioner garcia: she is just to research without knowing what she is researching? i understand that. i am just making clear. vice president goh: if we put it on the public record, then -- >> should i call the roll on this motion to move the item -- continue the item to october 13? commissioner fung: aye. commissioner garcia: no. president peterson: no. commissioner hwang: aye. >> ok. the motion is 3-2, so the motion carries.

madam deputy city attorney. >> we met in closed session to discuss pending claims and litigation involvingthe city as well as threatened potential litigation involving the city. i understand that the committee will move items eight, nine, 10, 11, 12 and 13 forward to the board with recommendations. chairman campos: that's correct. if we can have a motion. we have a motion by supervisor mar. we can take that without objection. madam clerk, any other business? >> no, mr. chair. chairman campos: thank you very much. meeting adjourned.

madam deputy city attorney. >> we met in closed session to discuss pending claims and litigation involvingthe city as well as threatened potential litigation involving the city. i understand that the committee will move items eight, nine, 10, 11, 12 and 13 forward to the board with recommendations. chairman campos: that's correct. if we can have a motion. we have a motion by supervisor mar. we can take that without objection. madam clerk, any other business? >> no, mr. chair. chairman campos: thank you very much. meeting adjourned. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we hav

city. supervisor maxwell: ok. >> madam chair, supervisors, in mr. hartman. -- i am mr. hartman. only a few of the many, many volunteers who are trying to secure this extraordinary event for the city. with all of the great opportunities of the sport that to articulate it, there are also extraordinary opportunities in symbiotic opportunities, and she mentioned, to capitalize -- extraordinary opportunities and some biotic opportunities, and she mentioned, to capitalize. unlike other venues -- and some biotic -- some biotic -- symbiotic opportunities. the bay itself, the port, -- ok. we are set up for this kind of event in the city. this is a tourist city. of course, we have the hotel rooms and the office space to accommodate some of the scale, this magnitude, and to benefit greatly and to expose the city. supervisor maxwell: you mentioned office space. what do you mean? most of us do not think about that. most of us think about boats. >> there are support facilities. supervisor maxwell: so some of that would be over years. >> yes, and there are hotels. it is far reaching. in terms o

city. supervisor maxwell: ok. >> madam chair, supervisors, in mr. hartman. -- i am mr. hartman. only a few of the many, many volunteers who are trying to secure this extraordinary event for the city. with all of the great opportunities of the sport that to articulate it, there are also extraordinary opportunities in symbiotic opportunities, and she mentioned, to capitalize -- extraordinary opportunities and some biotic opportunities, and she mentioned, to capitalize. unlike other venues -- and some biotic -- some biotic -- symbiotic opportunities. the bay itself, the port,

welcome to the regular meeting of the city operations and neighborhood services committee. madam clerk, are there any announcements today? >> yes, all persons attending this meeting and requested to town of cell phones and pagers. if you wish to submit speaker cards, please put them by the container in front of you by the rail to your left. if you submit copies of materials of to members of the committee, please submit an extra copy to the file. items recommended out of committee today will be considered by the full board of supervisors tuesday of next week, november 2, unless another date is indicated. supervisor chu: thank you very much. please read item one. >> item 1, a hearing to consider the issuance of a tight 48 on- sale general public premises liquor license to pomchai hutainda located at 2367-2371 market street, will serve the convenience of the people of the city and county of san francisco. >> good morning. san francisco police department. what is before us this morning is actually a pre-existing licensed business. the business is currently licensed and operated. what

chairperson maxwell: why don't we hear from city attorney cheryl atomadams. >> thank you, madam chair. there were questions raised by supervisor daly. one has to do with review of this by the analyst. that is something the board can do. there is no tax and therefore no requirement that the matter go to a fiscal committee. there is no preclusion for the board to work on this because it has not been reviewed by the budget analyst. that does not mean the board could not ask for that kind of review. that is always in your purview. the second has to do with the fiscal chapter of the administrative code, which says that prior to undertaking large economic for ceqa studies, the board has to determine if it is economically feasible. the code requires that prior to submission an application for -- submission of an application for environmental review, the requestor has to make a point of economic sustainability. in order to allay any concerns that chapter 21 is not being recognized, we would suggest that the board consider adding in a further results -- a further resolve clause saying the city

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city government the best that we can possibly have. supervisor alioto-pier: ok, move forward with recommendations. u you, colleagues. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, madame item. >> 1- through 15 -- 10 through 15 deal with litigation. would you like to convene in closed session with the city attorney? supervisor alioto-pier: ok, move to a closed session.

city government the best that we can possibly have. supervisor alioto-pier: ok, move forward with recommendations. u you, colleagues. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, madame clerk. next item. >> 1- through 15 -- 10 through 15 deal with litigation. would you like to convene in closed session with the city attorney? supervisor alioto-pier: ok, supervisor alioto-k committee will move items 10 through 15 to the full36j board with recommendations. we may also want to ask if anybody would want to make public(0gment? >> would anyone like to make public comment on/7 these matt? ?t seeing none, public comment s closed. this concludes . supervisor alioto-7npier: we ae adjourned, thank you. >> i like to welcome you to the multipurpose room. we did a ribbon cutting with the -- on friday. it houses the health center and child development center. this is a gorgeous green building and we are happy to be in this building to make a special announcement. many of you have already heard what was embargoed for about one month. i have to say that to have the superintendent and the mayor keep this quiet for a month and a half has been working for them. we are very excited to

city government the best that we can possibly have. supervisor alioto-pier: ok, move forward with recommendations. u you, colleagues. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, madame >> 1- through 15 -- 10 through 15 deal with litigation. would you like to convene in closed session with the city attorney? supervisor alioto-pier: ok, supervisor alioto-k committee will move items 10 through 15 to the full36j board with recommendations. we may also want to ask if anybody would want to make public(0gment? >> would anyone like to make public comment on/7 these matt? ?t seeing none, public comment s closed. this concludes . supervisor alioto-7npier: we ae adjourned, thank you. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. half

welcome to the regular meeting of the city operations and neighborhood services committee. my name. carmen chu, chair of the committee. madam clerk, do we have any announcements today? >> yes, all persons attending this meeting are requested to turn off all cell phones and pagers. if you wish to submit speaker cards, please put them in the container by the rail in front of you to your left. if you sit -- submit copies of materials to the committee, please submit an extra profit for the file. items recommended out of the committee will be considered by the board of supervisors tuesday of next week unless another date is indicated. supervisor chu: thank you. item one. >> item 1, a hearing to consider the issuance of a type 42 on sale beer and wine license to christy bergman for the secret wine shop at 1097 howard st. # 209 will serve the convenience of the people of the city and county of san francisco. >> good morning, supervisors. i am here on the secret wine shop at 1097 howard st.. propose operations -- sunday clothes, saturday through friday, 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.. if approved, the premises will operated shop was on sal

city government the best that we can possibly have. supervisor alioto-pier: ok, move forward with recommendations. u you, colleagues. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, madame clerk. next item. >> 1- through 15 -- 10 through 15 deal with litigation. would you like to convene in closed session with the city attorney? supervisor alioto-pier: ok, supervisor alioto-k committee will move items 10 through 15 to the full36j board with recommendations. we may also want to ask if anybody would want to make public(0gment? >> would anyone like to make public comment on/7 these matt? ?t seeing none, public comment s closed. this concludes . supervisor alioto-7npier: we ae adjourned, thank you. >> thanks, guys for showing up. wanted to give you an update on our jobs efforts now. as you know, the jobs now program, which was funded through what is referred to as e.c.f., through the federal stimulus program, is due to expire on september 30. just a week or so from today. that will impact potentially, worst-case scenario, it will impact regardless, 4,127 families in san francisco. i want to repeat that. 4,127 families will be impacted by the termination of the federal sti

city government the best that we can possibly have. supervisor alioto-pier: ok, move forward with recommendations. u you, colleagues. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, madame clerk. next item. >> 1- through 15 -- 10 through 15 deal with litigation. would you like to convene in closed session with the city attorney? supervisor alioto-pier: ok, supervisor alioto-k committee will move items 10 through 15 to the full36j board with recommendations. we may also want to ask if anybody would want to make public(0gment? >> would anyone like to make public comment on/7 these matt? ?t seeing none, public comment s closed. this concludes . supervisor alioto-7npier: we ae adjourned, thank you. >> calling this meeting to order. >> [roll call] >> approval of minutes for the september 14, 2010 meeting. >> all those in favor? >> item 3, public comment. item four, executive session. >> all in favor?>> good afterno. we are going to call this meeting to order. >> move that we meet in open session. >> all in favor? >> i move that we not disclose anything in closed session. >> all those in favor? thank you. >> commissioners, before we go any further, item 11a, a request appro

temperatures are looking like this: 45 is the cool spot in cumberland, 49 in elkton, look at ocean city 59, 56 in dc, madame toe area mid 50s. we go up to a daytime high of 75. mostly sunny. pleasantly warm. partly cloudy tonight, around 54. and another nice to keep the furnace off. a chance of showers tomorrow afternoon, daytime high 71 degrees. we'll talk about how warm it will get, it will get warm. >>> here's what people are talking about this morning, nut poll gives marcher o'malley the largest lead in the race. with election day a little more than a week away a new poll, baltimore sun poll puts o'malley 14 points ahead of former governor bob ehrlich. ehrlich 's campaign is strongly disputing those numbers saying it has an internal o-p putting the two campaigns within five points. governor o'malley says the polls don't put him at east ease as well. >> there are many examples in american history of polls saying one candidate is up and a week later they don't succeed. >> you don't have to wait until election day to cast your ballot. early voting polls are open until 8:00 p.m. each night from now until th

madam secretary. finally, we will have another major address you with what is going on in her city.he is from the city of santa barbara. >> thanks you. i appreciate the opportunity to speak here. i think mayor newsom for your leadership from the beginning. hopefully, we can see some allocations after the first- round is moved around. that is important for congress to see the investment of this as not just an expenditure. the city of santa barbara has a little over 100,000 people. our funding was about $658,000. we did lighting efficiency projects in four parks as well as some heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning retrofits in eight city buildings. the park's alone are saving 140,000 kilowatt hours annually, a savings of $88,000. the eecbg grants, coupled with other funding we did with our municipal building energy audit, is sitting as $150,000 in our general fund. along with the jobs that are being created with this project, when i came in and met with a number of mayors this morning, the first question has been how is your budget going. what is going on with your general fund

city hall. [applause] they have carefully read and digested our agenda and i have a special place in my heart because -- is one the last members. thank you. >> thank you. madamelerk, are there any to indications? >> i have no communications. >> would anyone like to sever any of the items on the consent agenda? >> aye. >>ay aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >>aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> item 10 is consideration of the overriding of an vetoed by the mayor which is imposing a fear on the call beverage wholesalers and certain other person to distributors sell alcoholic beverages. >> we have previously excused supervisor alioto-pier for this item. >> thank you, president. before i start, bob dylan said "there's no success like failure and a failure is no success at all." i will overwrite -- we will have the override vote. this has been foretold by the mayor. this is probably the quickest to veto i have ever seen at the board of supervisors and at my time here. this sends a clear message to people that the mayor cares about most in this city, the people are concerned about the alcohol industry who i feel would not give hit to too heavily by this ordi

megyn: the madame is confirming she sent a second prosecutor city cute. >> the damage is already donehave had my own problems with the goss eu7 pages. i read things that aren't true. megyn: if you sue you are calling more attention to it. i don't know what the truth is. we get to the third topic next week. thank you panel, i appreciate you being here. all the best. they became infamous for showing up at a white house state dinner. we believe they were not invited. but are we wrong? they say we are and they say don't call us party crashers or else. a threatened lawsuit. during the break you can go to foxnews.com/americalive. read up on the case before the gavel drops next. ♪ [ male announcer ] ever have morning pain slow you down? introducing bayer am, an extra strength pain reliever with alertness aid to fight fatigue. so get up and get goin'! with new bayer am. the morning pain reliever. you get the blood, hope it's enough, it's -- what's this? [ man ] new and improved freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, i'll try it, but -- [ beep ] wow. [ man ] yeah, that's the patented

>> madam chairman, i cannot speak with authority on anything outside of the five boroughs, new york city. we have roughly 500,000 undocumented. they have a very low crime rate because they don't want to go near the imf. if 75% of them pay taxes. there is withholding and there's no place to send a refund. the social security administration chief actuary estimated that social security will go bankrupt six years earlier if we did not have the undocumented people in this country. the undocumented people pay social security but don't get benefits. in new york city undocumented people are young people typically that don't bring their children so they don't use the public school system. they are young people working. people that work are not using the hospitals. most of us use hospitals in the last few years of our life. these are people of working age coming year. every study that we've done say they take jobs that nobody else will take. that is not totally untrue. we do find exceptions. generally speaking, the undocumented are critical to the economy. the new york city economy doing better th

madam mayor, please explain. >> we have the 11th annual fall cleanup. i'm so excited. we have over 2000 residents from all over the city a little over 100 community associations are out making sure that people know that streets are streams. if you toss something out of your window it winds upright there. >> we were just talking to the woman who is now in charge of all the different alliances. that's what we're talking about, it's harder to pick it up out of the -- when it's all washed in and meshed with all the junk and debris. so much easier to pick up curb side. this city has a culture it seems to stay on the streets for a while. how do you change that? >> reporter: >> we're bring to bring awareness, knowing there is a consequence to throwing things out of the window, out on the curb. trash goes where the wind blows or the water takes it. we are trashing our treasure when we allow debris to build up in the harbor. i'm so glad we're working with the water alliance this year. we're working with the department of recreation and parks and dpw and the water alliance. we have a lot of power out there today. >> reporter: re

city of birmingham, alabama and gives major credit to her parents in her memoir "extraordinary ordinary people" and condoleezza rice is with us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> i ask you first, secretary, madam said. >> condi, please, unless you want to brave kond least sashgs that's okay, too. >> i can do it. well, dr. rice, thanks very much for being here. this is such a personal story. this is not about foreign policy, this is not about the -- serving in the bush white house. this is really about your personal story of growth as a child, growing up in the oh, so se greated south. it was a separate kind of growing up, wasn't it? >> yes. >> describe that. >> well, birmingham really had two parallel societies, on the one hand you had the white world then you had the black world. and the twains didn't meet very often. my parents were part of a middle-class black community that believed in faith and family and education. but, of course, they were quite ordinary people, a school teacher, minister and high school guidance counselor. but the circumstances to teach a little girl you might not be able to have a hamburger at a woolworth's law counter because you couldn't under segregation but could

>> madam chair, i can speak with authority on any place outside of five boroughs of new york city. but i can tell you that we think we have roughly 500,000 undocumented. they have a very low crime rate because they don't want to go near the ins. they pay taxes, 75 percent pay taxes, withholding and there's no place to send a refund. the social security administration's chief actuary actually estimated that social security will go bankrupt six years earlier if you didn't have the undocumented in this country. but the undocumented because they pay social security but don't get benefits. in new york city the undocumented typically our young people who come to work, don't bring their childn so they don't use of public schools, generally true, they are young people who work. people that work on to use in hospitals. most of our medical care is used in the last two years of our live and these are people who are of working age that come here. and lastly every sunday we have done says they take jobs nobody else will take. not totally, i'm sure you find exceptions but generally speaking the