mark bruno and save north beach. are you here today? great. and sir, you will have 10 minutes to describe the grounds of the appeal. there are two minutes for public comment to speak in support of the appeal. then, there is up to 10 minutes from the planning department to present its analysis foray firming the cat x up to 10 minutes for real property in interest to present their project and that is the rec and park. rec and park, where are you? i don't see you. thank you. up to two minutes for public commenters to speak when they are in support of the affirmation. the appellant will have three minutes for rebuttle in their argument and colleagues without objection, this hearing is open. mr. bruno -- i'd like to call up the appellant, mark bruno and save north beach to describe to us the grounds of their appeal. >> my name is mark bruno and i am the appellant in this matter. as many of you have seen before, i will place it here but you will see more details about this notice of public hearing. we see them all the time in our world, especially y

. >> i viewed bruno and mark as a continuation of a process that has been initiated and is a much more ambitious process than what many people first had anticipated. to move the regulatory pendulum and it will allow for more possibility for sure, but it is being operationalized in a highly technical manner and that does create some real questions as to the long-term robustness of our response mechanism should the economy start to slow. >> it is interesting, and a guiding principle has gotten what the vice chairman is done in the federal reserve over the last year or so, and it is really been simple transparency, simplicity, and efficiency. i thought it was interesting because it was very transparent and one of the things that i've learned over the process of seeing so many rules being proposed and implemented is it tends to be a static process we have a proposal and submit a bunch of comment letters and hear nothing, and you see the final rule will come out. what i have learned over the process is that a better process would be much better over a given period of time, but i thought was

105, but the night belonged to pasha and ashley, who picked up the first full marks of the series with this jive, a dance brunoart of strictly history, and the rest of the judges agreed. cheering. ten! cheering. who knew those for little numbers could make someone so happy? it numbers. —— four. we've been hearing this morning how more than 1,000 people are believed to be missing and many more homeless, after wildfires swept through parts of california. a week on, and rescue teams are sifting through burnt out debris searching for bodies. we're joined now on the phone byjoe greco, a search and rescue volunteer in northern california. very good morning, thank you for joining us this morning. just overstating, pictures that are coming out of california and the loss of life too. you are part of a search and rescue team. can you tell us search and rescue team. can you tell us what the situation is like they're now? yes, good morning, thank you for having me. it has continued to be a dire situation, it really has. we are ten days in now, the pictures do it nojustice. it is literally a catastrophe of epic apportions

10s — but the night belonged to pasha and ashley who picked up the first full marks of the series with this jive, a dance brunort of strictly history, and the rest of the judges agreed. cheering. ten! cheering. very exciting. first four tens. to do it ata very exciting. first four tens. to do it at a pool, extra special. it is approaching ten past seven, good morning to you. could shorter degree courses be the answer to reducing student tuition fees? the government has confirmed plans to allow universities to offer two year, or "accelerated degrees". they would be allowed to charge higher fees per year but overall students would save around £5,500. professor susan edwards is from the university of buckingham which is a private university that already offers two year courses and joins us from our london newsroom. a very good morning to you. good morning. your university has been offering two—year courses for i think 40 years, what are the benefits? we certainly are the market leader, we have the experience and we have been doing this for 40 years. the benefit, the whole question of student debt is a concern acr

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mark, we need to close our deal now. they're shuffling deck chairs on the titanic. this is not deck chairs on the titanic. there is not an iceberg in sight. brunoa little bit of the equity for future investment. yeah. but, you know, i don't want you to lower the percent for nothing, so i'm giving something back. cuban: how much money would you want out of that $1 million? i wouldn't want to give away that much equity, so probably $500,000 would be... okay. so $500,000 for 16.5%. so each of us would have 8.25% for 250k. it's a good deal. let's do it. come on. close it. i think a better deal is i like my -- do you want to hear another offer... wait. ...where you give up less equity? stop. stop. because... we were just about to close. no, you weren't. john: no, you weren't. sit down, lori. but can you just come down? i mean, i'm really close to making a deal, but 15% seems like... tisch: bruno, we've got a... so at 15% -- lori... yeah? ...it's not worth nickel and diming. so 15%, $500,000? yes. and you know we're the right partners. yes or no. got to go. you gave up 5% for nothing. kevin. bruno, you got to make up your mind. you've got a deal. dea