they are small in size and minimally visible from the pedestrian level. when it comes to health, as you know, the federal telecommunications act of 1996 prohibits local jurisdictions from disapproving these facilities for health concerns if the facility complies with fcc guidelines. that said, the city department of public health goes to great lengths to regulate, review, and monitor wireless installations, with an emphasis on exploring the radio frequency or rf radiation. dph produces this for everyone to reevaluate. there are emission's better ambient to the site as well as to project what the proposed maximum capacity could be. the same about the mission is that conducted again by dph within 10 days of the actual installation to make sure that their projected reading is the same as what the actual readings are, and they are. they have been very good about that. then, dph conducts an additional review every two years after. residents who live within a certain distance can request that dph come to their house and conduct a measurement on their property o

and they all teach business administration as essentially a cost minimization model, you know, here are your various variables you play with, what you do is you analyze the data, you find out where pockets of costs are that you don't really need, you eliminate them to improve margins, and the interestingly enough and i have written business school cases and taught business school cases and i have learned from business school cases. i have done all three. growth of the top line is never discussed, it is always assumed, it is always assumed that they give you the company sales figures for last year, thi year, and/or the last ten years, and the next ten years and so you take the top line for granted and then you work on the costs to minimize the difference between the top line and your costs. when you do that in the automobile business, you automatically start taking away customer excellence. >> rose: and in our second segment joining bob lutz is elan musk, cofounder and ceo of tesla motors. >> we are on the verge of gliferg the sedan, the four-door sedan model s, and it is really quite a

and we are fully aware and with the valet parking and we want to collaborate with them and to minimize the disruption in the operation. and various members are there. thanks very much. various members of the team are here to answer questions. >> i would like to tell you why the fire station would like to move in. that is located on howard street and with the tenderloin and the market it serves. there is too much traffic congestion that impacts the units that respond to the fire station and is too small and the station was originally designed for the arts and task force unit but after the station was deem ed inhabitable, we moved to howard street with three pieces of equipment there. an engine, truck, and rescue unit and two apparatus bays and the engine that have to work in tandem so if the rescue squad has to go out, someone has to move the engine into the street and vice versa. living conditions for the firefighters station number one are unacceptable. currently there is overcrowding and we have issues with rats and mosquitos and with those upgrades, it would be too small and overcro

the residential design team determined that the new firewall parapet will have minimal light and air impacts to the adjacent neighbor because the parapet will only slightly increase the overall roof height and the project is consistent with the residential design guidelines being a modest addition that is appropriately scaled and does not pose unusual light and air effects on neighboring properties. further more, views from private buildings and decks are not protected under the planning code nor the residential designing guidelines. since preparation of the packets, two additional letters of opposition were received. the planning commission that i am going to pass out right now. the planning department has determined that the edition would not create a significant adverse impact to the adjacent buildings. for reasons stated above the department finds that the project does not demonstrate an exceptional or extraordinary circumstance and the planning commission could not take discretionary review. this concludes my presentation and i am happy to answer any questions from the commissio

the increased access to health care and minimize job loss.n october 3, the small business commission recommended approval to the board of supervisors with supervisor david chiu's legislation as is. today, you received the recommendation from last night's meeting that we recommend the amendments that supervisor cohen has put before you. we thank supervisor cohen for accepting two of our non- substantive amendments. before you is a well-thought- out solution that publishes the goals of increasing access to health care while minimizing job loss. the office of small business has consulted with many small businesses, and the small business community recognizes that it is a stakeholder in providing meaningful health access along with noticing, reporting, and finds that the two-year accrual basis rollover will accomplish the goal in improving health access, and the commission strongly in forces the amendment. the small business community also recognizes that the january 1 will poll is a critical issue and must be addressed as soon as possible. the c

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revisit -- revisit the fine details and final design, but we are satisfied we of found a way to minimize the conflict. another way we are courting is the and our mental documents in the planning process seas, that we use a common traffic base and make sure the existing and future conditions match. we are assuming, at least an hour project, the project is loaded onto the network. i served also notes, a final way we are coordinating is the mayor's office of economic development and coordination to contribute capital funds to brt's. we're hopeful that will reach a mutually beneficial conclusion. with regard to bicycle planning, van ness avenue is very constrained. we have difficulty accommodating all of the current uses and trying to improve the bus operations given the limited right away. that said, the design does provide for state bicycle travel. the route in the area is in polk street. it would be to enhance an improved poll. they just received a planning grant to brief but -- to fix the last gap ito finalize the last gatt. the hope would be we will provide for bicycle access and parkin

to be honest, in light of some of the stories we've had this morning, seems very minimal. but yes, a very big storm has been rocking parts of the central rockies, talking about potential wind gusts approaching 70, maybe even surpassing 70 miles an hour. on top of that, several feet of snow. in atlanta, however, things look good. this is a great shot outside. little bit of mackerel skies out there but should be very nice, mild highs in the 70s for today. >> reynolds, thank you. talk to you again shortly. >>> it was supposed to be a football game. but it seems like football was kind of the last thing on a lot of people's minds. we're going to go back to penn state here in a moment, talking with a leader of the student government there about yesterday's game. and if that was really a good first step to heal. when you have diabetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. that's why there's new glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [ male announcer ] new glucerna hunger smart. a smart

but because itnded up being minimal, they didn't have to bring it to me. my general counsel and the head of human resources had the authority to resolve this thing, so it wasn't one of those things where it got above a certain authority level and i had to sign it. if i did, and i don't think i did, i don't even remember signing it because it was minimal in terms of what the agreement was. >> on two other occasions yesterday cain said he was not aware of any settlement, any settlement at all that had been reached with either women. politico says the two women agreed to settlement packages, each in the five-figure range. >>> dr. conrad murray has until the start of court today to decide whether he will take the stand in his own defense. in testimony yesterday an expert defense witness said that no amount of money could have convinced him to do what murray did, sedate jack sol nearly every night at home with propofol. the trial is ex-expected to wrap up this week. >>> a nation just emerged from eight months of civil war, but that's what the new interim prime

we talk about how we deal with this situation, to minimize it and say it is just a few officers, the department is generally ok, that there is not a culture here, whether it is a code of silence or a code that we can do what ever we want, it is not dealing with the problem. [applause] i believe that it has to be dealt with. but it cannot be dealt with by minimizing it and saying there's too much media about this stuff, that it is not fair. it is fair because the police are given this incredible power. more than anybody else. you know, i can deal with a cop in court, but i will not mess with him on the street, because he can tell me or arrest me. there has to be a standard -- he can kill me or arrest me. there has to be a standard. ianne is talking about her clients are basically on the street. this is not a minor problem. [applause] >> we of so many other questions that need to be answered, but i think we're coming to the end of our time. this is been a fabulous discussion with our experts here, with all the notes from whence they are talking. i want to thank everyone for their words

it is a minimally invasive treatment for inoperable tumors. the technology is giving patients and doctors new hope. >> joyce more than ever has an appreciation for life these days. back in march of 2009, she was having symptoms of acid reflux. it was bothersome, but she was not concerned. >> i started taking some medicine and i was not getting any better. >> a few weeks after that she was vomiting and losing weight. >> a long story short, about four weeks later i was sitting in a dr.'s office and he said, nine times out of 10 when i see this it is cancer. i said, well. i have not heard that one before. >> this is how joyce looked a little over two weeks ago. -- two years ago. the rest of these innumerable spots are cancer. >> all of these white spots? >> all of these white spots are tumors. >> he says joyce's cancer originated in her pancreas and moustaches aside -- to her liver. >> i said i think i have a few more weeks to live maybe. >> joyce had an amazing response. >> all she was left with after one year of chemotherapy was one, albeit lar

but it seems to me that these options kind of gimmick, trying to minimize the use of hard currency.nd sooner or later, hard, more hard money is going to be needed. and northern members of the euro zone will have to put up more money in order to save the southern members. otherwise the euro system is going to break up. which is i'm afraid, likely. >> you don't think the euro, the euro zone will survive this crisis? >> it's quite difficult. >> professor taya, thank you very much for joining us today. >>> thank you. >>> and this week, we focus on how supply chain disruptions are sending shock waves around the world. back in march, the massive earthquake and tsunami in northeastern japan did much more than damage factories in the region. the disaster also dealt a heavy blow to manufacturers around the world that depend on the steady supply of components from those factories. now, thailand is in a similar fix. massive floods in southeast asia's second-largest economy are disrupting production around the world. >> renesas has a 40% share for the global market for microcontrollers used in

we've had snow up in vermont and in maine, but beyond that, most of the nation's airports reporting minimal delays today. take a look at flightaware.com. a live look at every single airplane in the sky over america at this hour. what's fascinating here this is one of the busiest travel days of the year, and despite that really a pretty good travel day, although we did start out in the soup up in the northeast. from i-76 in philadelphia to the massachusetts turnpike, the nation's thanksgiving get-away hit an early snag in the northeast. nbc's mike tiabbi started his day on new york city's grand central parkway. >> the traffic is building up here. the rain is coming down in sheets, and there's been some flooding in some spots. >> as the rain moved out, it was smooth sailing on the interstates by midday, and same story in dallas and indianapolis and better than expected conditions out west, although an accident near the 101 near san francisco airport, may have caused a few travelers to miss their flights. >> new york metro have gusty winds. >> reporter: in pittsburgh at the u.s. air ways comma

the equipment will be set back 30 feet from the roof edge, so as to be minimally visible from the street. supervisor mar: it is the building that is along sixth avenue, closer to the residential area, not the building closer to the geary commercial district? it is across the street from the police station? >> that is correct. we can put a -- put an image of the building on the overhead. as a reference, the city has five preferred location types as well as limited and disfavored pipes. this type is called a publicly used structure. it is the most highly preferred site for the city of san francisco. public facilities are most favored, in that they occur in every neighborhood and the appearance is typically institutional or infrastructure in nature, which is most compatible with these installations. under the adopted city policy, this site is exactly where we have told providers they should be locating. third, let us discuss the process. the planning commission and the department had a lot of guidance on revoking -- reviewing wireless facilities. in 1996, the board of supervisors passed a r

i think we have minimized the risk of being wrong, and we have negotiated that amount. we are not just negotiating with shell a formula, but the $15 million is a commitment in the shell contract, and that is a cap. that is the highest it could be under the city obligations scenario. it could exceed 15 million in limited circumstances. if the program is not financially successful, it is the $15 million figure. if the city decides on its own, for whatever reason, while the program is successful, healthy, to terminate the contract during the 4.5 year term, under our agreement with shell, we would be obligated to reimburse show for its losses, and under that scenario where the city determines on its own to terminate the program while it is a healthy program, we would not have a cap obligation. it would be effectively capped if the losses of the contract, but it would none -- would not be the lower $15 million amount. that helped get shell comfortable with the lower 15 million. supervisor campos: from my perspective, is important to note that would be the case only if the pr