mag or a percentage of gross revenue whichever is greater. the budget analyst recommends approval and i am happy to answer any questions you have. >> colleagues any questions? seeing none thank you very much ms. wagger. to the budget analyst report. >> mr. chairman and members as we report on the first year's revenue host would pay the percentage rent in the lease and exceeds the minimum lease of $733,176 and that is shown in table five of page 11 of the report. we recommend that you approve this legislation. >> thank you mr. rose. colleagues any questions of the budget analyst growing report of the airport's lease? all right. seeing none we will open up to public comment. mr. paulson. >> did you pay your city dues? did you read the news when the paper landed in your front yard? city i'll be there to shake your hand and i will be there to share all of the airport land when you approve this item. shake your city hand and share the airport land. shake your hand and share the airport land. >> thank you mr. paulson. any other members of the publi

michael colter, wendy mag, peter cohen. i'm wendy mag, i'm a local residue and local merchant. the years ago purchased a business within this upper market corridor. we are very excited about this as the beginning of a policy that can address this area from octavia to castro. this is a beginning of the neighborhood of the corridor. this is a boom in both coming residents and retail. we are looking at what we can do to shape this where people will come and the residents moving in will spend time there. the transit corridor has created a need and a desire to keep people out of their cars so they can get other places in the city but it's also an opportunity to invite them to stay home, stay within a few blocks and get what they need. the more that we can support, invite and protect the small locally owned businesses that attract people to stay home, stay in the neighborhood, come to the neighborhood, the more that is going to happen. as a local merchant, as a local resident, i would like to ask you to consider supporting the policy. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commi

that surround this case as the documents are still in court and never be key public and that the magness kill law was a drop to the beast on political motives and that the law has no legal force and no legal consequences and the country and only represents an additional political pressure on russia now the u.s. magnitsky list was published on the twelfth of april and includes eighteen russian officials who are banned from the united states and their asses now according to the washington's version obvious sixteen of these officials are directly responsible for the death of. the game of new ski worked as an auditor and an accountant at hermitage capital management and was the main suspect in a major tax evasion keys and he died in a pretrial detention facility back in two thousand and nine the russian officials opened a legal case over his death however in more in two thousand and thirteen russia's investigative committee dropped to the investigation into the data. as it had determined that no crime had taken place. in the response to the black lace law that. right well before the u.s. u.s

interestingly enough, if you start looking around, you know, watch the news mags. people think religion doesn't count. i swear, about every fifth major news magazine has on the cover something about religion, and here we have, of course, "science finds god." well, it's about time. whooo, yes! very interesting article. science- science, with its own authority and its own methods and own mythology and own rituals, a chance to find answers about the unexplainable. religion goes about it in a very different way, but very interesting how scientists are coming together. yeah, jamie? >> what issue was that? >> let me find out. let's see, it says january 1st, year 2000. just kidding. this is july 20, 1998- just put out in the newsstands, i think. so there we have it, you know, it's ways of knowing, ways of coming about it here. science uses its own terminology, but there's this fascinating way of knowing that i think- actually, if you read that article, you find that many very accomplished scientists are coming around to legitimizing this way of knowing- is this amazing hu

san francisco chronicle and san francisco gate.com and san francisco mag magazine and beach pointed babylon and thank you to awful you who support the foundation, the general and this event we look forward to seeing many of you this evening at hearts after dark. ladies and gentlemen ... >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, so i applied to the. >> how long did it take you to develop this work for the plaza? >> this was a fast track project. design development was about a month. >> let's look at the beautiful mural. i have never seen a mural created on asphalt. >> the heat of the asphalt, a new layer of asphalt

mag wreens and insurance and background checks, aren't they infringing on my second amendment rights? >> of course, they are. but they will look at some type of legal definition to say that that is not the case. it is an impediment to own a weapon and to most importantly for so many people in the united states of america, to be able to protect themselves . this sick philosophy or understanding that i have a shared responsibility for gun violence. we can create more laws, but the law-abiding continue to abide by the laws it is the criminal that don't abide by the laws and what car lin malonny is coming up with something that only punish those who are law-abiding and the economic situation median family incomes are down and unemployment situation and poor economy we are in. why would we want to tell law-abiding gun owners that we want to take $10,000 away from you. >> thank you for joining us. >> coming up. where is the beef? you are about to find out and then some. regulators want to know where the beef in the burger you're biting was raised slaughter and barn? do you really need to kn

it is it a mag tuled in more than 10 in terms of the increase. >> yes, and in states that drag their feet like new york. balse the governor knowledgings they are going to run for president. california is california and most states like pennsylvania are seeing that this is a huge revenue generator and ultimately those revenues will overcome crazy politician. >> john, i understand that we are world economy and we can't favor one cntry over the other. look at what is happening right here. we are the leader right now. shouldn't we push hrder in the energy exploration and production. >> i am all for it and i am always afraid of national energy policy or and i will make the point. terrorism keeps coming up in the. fighting terrorism, the best way to do it is trade around the globe. then the countries that supposedly do dislike us will have a rooting interest. >> steve, what about that point. >> if is not a peaceful way to go. >> if you want to turn our enemies in nicer people you trade. >> unly you have countries that don't like free trade and use venezuela and iran against us. >> and if y

. >> the editors of the mag are under 40. >> stephen: it's not me it's the editors. >> we do you will. >> stephen: you are a man of all jacking trades. >> there you go. [ laughter ] >> stephen: you go to some crazy places in the world. >> yes. >> stephen: what i like about this is i don't like thinking about the rest of the world. i believe we should think about america first. >> sure. >> stephen: if you are we're other places, i would rather it be you not me. >> stephen: we have a clip of some place you just went. >> i think we're in the northwest province on the afghani border with the pakistani army going into taliban controlled areas. >> stephen: jim., let's take a look. leaving now. the only part of the whole area the pakistani army controls and supports just to be clear when we say they only control the port that means the receive of the province is controlled by the taliban. >> there's machine gun as long every building on the route. it makes me worried that they say that everything is under control. >> stephen: will you share? >> whur actually doing it. >> stephen: where you s

security was great and i don't believe there were complaints about those performances and you were mag nammous to give them and show case her for time she was here but it wasn't enough to save the business and they are leaving san francisco or i suspect they are and either this commission or the planning commission has to find a way to project applicants like live at the razz from this happening in the future. there is a lot of buildings that get reused. ghirardeli square is another one and i believe they were the first in the country and it's great to see them get used but not when we lose businesses like this so thank you very much. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] >> item number two review and approve the minutes of march 5, 2013 and april 2, 2013. okay. commissioners. is there a motion? >> i move to approve. >> we have a motion. do we have a second? >> second. >> we have a motion and a second. is there public comment on our minutes? seeing none call the roll. >> commissioner. >> i. >> commissioner. >> aye. >> commissione

pedestrians, mag tomorrow t mag, like new year's eve? get rid of the trash cans. finding out if there is anything going on with packages being dropped meanwhile you are just getting up, here's what we do know as details come in. right now you are looking live at downtown boston. >> the working theory right now is 2:50 p.m. they went off. two bombs probably in bags planted in garbage cans during the race detonated perhaps by cell phones. here is a point of view shot running up boyleton. kaboom right there is the first one. we have a graphic on our wide screen over there that shows the first iks employings -- explosion was at 2:50 and about 15 seconds later. many people were running toward the explosion. >> this is one of the main reasons it is suspected terrorism. it's not an accident when one and then two goes off. it has one of the hall marks of terrorism. al qaeda affiliated or inspired groups will try to hit one blast try to cause people to run away and try to hit you at the place where you ran to and there were some reports the second blast was biering than th

san francisco chronicle and san francisco gate.com and san francisco mag magazine and beach pointed babylon and thank you to awful you who support the foundation, the general and this event we look forward to seeing many of you this evening at hearts after dark. ladies and gentlemen ... >>> i'm maria, executive director of the transit joint powers authority. i can't tell you how excited i am to be here on this special occasion. congratulations, everyone, we did it. before i jump to remarks i wanted to recognize senator boxer along with senator feinstein and pelosi has been extremely helpful to helping us where we are today. also from railroad association and secretary los angeles -- we received grants that has the project under construction today. thank you for all of your support. [ applause ] >> as everyone knows six years ago we held an international contest to design the property where we stand today. the architects won that competition with a design for the transit center that stands as a model of elegance and functionality. 3 years ago we broke ground for the construction and now it's

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they say they found several hundred bullets, a loaded rifle and six 30-round mag steins -- magazines. he reportedly pointed a loaded rifle at a woman's head before the carjacking. we spoke to -- we spoke to her. >> the whole time, i was like i can't believe no one is walking close enough to me to ask for help. >> according to investigators, he was trying to get to the russian consulate in san francisco where he was planning to seek asylum. >>> president obama confirmed there's some evidence that syria has used chemical weapons against its own people. sal castanedo joins us live with mr. obama's warning to the president of syria. sal? >> good afternoon, tori. the president continues his tough talk toward the government of syria and president bash arail asad -- bashar assad. u.s. and u.n. regulators suspect syria has used a small amount of gas. today the president sauled this a game changer not only for the united states but for the entire international community. >> when you use these kinds of weapons, you have the potential of killing massive numbers of people in the most inhumane way

san francisco chronicle and san francisco gate.com and san francisco mag magazine and beach pointed babylon and thank you to awful you who support the foundation, the general and this event we look forward to seeing many of you this evening at hearts after dark. ladies and gentlemen ... >> there are kids and families ever were. it is really an extraordinary playground. it has got a little something for everyone. it is aesthetically billion. it is completely accessible. you can see how excited people are for this playground. it is very special. >> on opening day in the brand- new helen diller playground at north park, children can be seen swinging, gliding, swinging, exploring, digging, hanging, jumping, and even making drumming sounds. this major renovation was possible with the generous donation of more than $1.5 million from the mercer fund in honor of san francisco bay area philanthropist helen diller. together with the clean and safe neighborhood parks fund and the city's general fund. >> 4. 3. 2. 1. [applause] >> the playground is broken into three general areas.

came up with a so-called to magness the act that was published late on friday now it's russia's turn and russia has come up with a pretty much the a similar measure but if we take a closer look at the russian list then it really consists of two parts here now the first one is devoted to those people responsible for he. and rice violations at the guantanamo detention facility and then there is a second part of the list to where there are people who are responsible for human rights violations of russian citizens abroad well indeed in fact the shorter list of four names on it is the school already got the name of being the guantanamo bay a list alternately featuring guys who are accused of torture in various methods or not we've got four names on the essentially they're all four americans are from different branches of the american military here is david spears adding to he was he was actually reporting to dick cheney during the years of george w. bush he was a basically overseeing various forms of torture john you you he he actually wrote a number of dossiers on methods of torture slee

before you asked us magness kill list was published russia warned that the response would be similar and really in accordance with their will suffer piracy and indeed in less than twenty four hours russia responded with the same list with the same number off officials also eighteen american officials there banned from entering the russian federation however the russian list consists of two parts now the first one includes those people who are involved in human rights violations and legalizing torture at guantanamo detention facility and the second part of this list involves those people who are responsible for numerous human rights violations of those russian citizens abroad however there are we poor sods of these lists are only you're sure it's worsham not the list and that there are extended versions off the list so that both countries presides and reportedly a u.s. extended version of the list even includes some really high level top russian government officials u.s. officials claiming that russia's security services wiretapped one of the boston bombing suspects as early as two th

us magness kill list was published russia warned that the response would be similar and really in accordance with the rules of parity and indeed in the last ten twenty four hours russia responded with the same list with the same number off officials also eighteen american officials there are banned from entering the russian federation however the russian list consists of two parts now the first one includes those people who are involved in human rights violations and legalizing torture at guantanamo detention facility and the second part of this list involves of those people who are responsible for numerous human rights violations of those russian citizens abroad however there are reports of the. lists are only you sure it were not the list and that there are extended versions off the list so that both countries and reportedly a us extended first in up the list even includes some really high level top russian government officials it's the ukrainian paul thriller that's far from its final chapter as a jailed ex prime minister yulia timoshenko is pardon request has been turned down and on top

us magness skill list was published russia warned that the response would be similar and really accordance with the rules of parity and then didn't last them twenty four hours russia responded with the same list with the same number off officials also eighteen american officials there are banned from entering the russian federation however the russian list consists of two parts now the first one includes those people who are involved in human rights violations and legalizing torture at one time and facility and the second part of this list involves of those people who are responsible for numerous human rights violations of those russian citizens abroad a what were. there are reports that these lists are only you're sure it's version of this and that there are extended versions off the list said that both countries presides and reportedly a u.s. extended version of the list even includes some greedy high level top russian government officials. but why do american kids they carry in their bags the both pens and all mug this comes in the wake of increasing gun violence which is seeing more an

right while the before the us magness kill list was the publish to russia warned that the response would be miller and ready in accordance with the rules of parity and indeed in less than twenty four hours russia responded with the same list basically with the number of officials eighteen officials american officials were included on the list basically the russian response to the us i'm against gillis however the russian this really consists of two parts the first part consists of those people who are involved in human rights violations at guantanamo detention facility and who are also accused of legalizing torture now there are four names and for this part of the list there is a second part of the list another fourteen officials who are responsible for human rights violations of those russians abroad however there are reports these lists both of those this are just a short version of a longer list the both countries possesses and for instance those of the us. version of the list was never published. top governmental russian governmental officials. thank you very much indeed for that. wh

as it had determined that no crime had taken place before the us us magness kill list was published russia warned that the response would be similar and really in accordance with the rules of parity and indeed in less than twenty four hours russia responded with the same list with the same number off officials also eighteen american officials there are banned from entering the russian federation however the russian list consists of two parts now the first one includes those people who are involved in human rights violations and legalizing torture at guantanamo detention facility and the second part of this list involves those people who are responsible for numerous human rights violations of those russian. citizens abroad however there we poor sad said these lists are only you're sure it's worse or not the list and that there are extended versions off the list so that both countries presides and reportedly a u.s. extended first not the list even includes some pretty high level top russian government officials u.s. officials callender that russian security services wiretapped one of the bos

and- "religion finds science," or something along those lines on the front page of the major news mags, and you get a sense of that in the medical world, too, that there's another dimension opening up. we were talking about that before the class, that there's something going on because we're nearing the millennium- you know, we don't want to date the class, but there certainly seems to be a lot of interest in religion, and it's popping up in a number of areas. anything else before we trudge into- happily, i should say- into- yeah. >> well, i was going to bring up a dramatic incident that happened to my daughter and myself. we were driving home from peoria, had a nice dinner by my son, and three cars ahead of us, two pickup trucks crashed, and the dynamic portion of the whole thing- because we called 911 and that- was how everyone worked together- cars parked on the side, men lifted the truck off of people. we were able to get the people out- the two boys were okay; the wife was really in bad shape. but i mean, to be part of that, i mean, it is like you just prayed a lot and said, "god,