we don't know what the minimal guarantee would have been. and furthermore supervisors they continue to submit a lower percent. supervisors if that were true let's assume it's true think about it mr. mortgaging ton has awarded thousands of leases and including the lazys you've in every single instance he has as mr. martin now saying i purposely did that to get lower annual guarantees? i don't believe so. and he will talk about the as a matter of fact, is as every other airport in the country has done including j.f.k. and including dallas they've done that with a specific reason and with respect to the advertising locations ms. newman has pointed out a digital

i know their paid a minimal guarantee or gross clever is higher. so based on our analysis and information we're preside we're relating to disapprove the resolution. actually, one other point - one of the issues that mr. martin did bring up several times is under the new lease with clear channel p there would be fewer locations now their 2 hundred and 48 locations under the new locations 1

i know their paid a minimal guarantee or gross clever is higher. so based on our analysis and information we're preside we're relating to disapprove the resolution. actually, one other point - one of the issues that mr. martin did bring up several times is under the new lease with clear channel p there would be fewer locations now their 2 hundred and 48 locations under the new locations 1 contract. >> solo that the making never comes into play. there's multiple ways to look at the same thing but i want to make sure i'm not missing anything here and mr. chairman that is correct we didn't pursue that and we only looked at the few years. it could flip back and forth which it has with san francisco airport. half of the time we've been paid based on the percent of goes >> colleagues do you have any questions. i do want to ask one question. mr. rose mentioned concessions through the roof because of the percentage and i want to give you a chance to respond >> there's a difference retail and beverage we want for expensive items that's all good for us we do

i know their paid a minimal guarantee or gross clever is higher. so based on our analysis and information we're preside we're relating to disapprove the resolution. actually, one other point - one of the issues that mr. martin did bring up several times is under the new lease with clear channel p there would be fewer locations now their 2 hundred and 48 locations under the new locations 1 contract. >> solo that the making never comes into play. there's multiple ways to look at the same thing but i want to make sure i'm not missing anything here and mr. chairman that is correct we didn't pursue that and we only looked at the few years. it could flip back and forth which it has with san francisco airport. half of the

the impact on the shade and shadow to the neighboring property is minimal. and the other thing i would commend the sponsor for doing this is going through the process of having neighborhood open meetings, knocking on doors, involving and including all the neighbors in this process. she went through that and without objection and to have an objection at the absolute 11 1/2 hour does bother me. i understand the appellant's concerns and i think the process has run it's course and she has done what she was supposed to do under the guidelines of good city planning. i think you should commend this and honor the appeal. >> procedural question. the family that lives across the street from the project sponsor was here earlier. they left a letter. they wrote a letter to the board and we were hoping that her brother could read it to you. >> it's not in the record? >> not. she wrote it earlier. >> if it read into record? i don't have a problem with that. i'm fine with that. >> okay. thank you. >> c'mon up. >> is it under ten pages? >> yeah. hello, my name is david pres

they're encouraged to learn independently with minimal instruction.he program has so far been introduced to 300 schools nationwide. >> the dlp is designed to develop to the fullest as far as possible the potential of each child. >> in this episode of "asia insight," we look at the learning program that is contributing to the education crisis in the philippines. manila. the philippine capital. the country's birth rate of 3.1 is one of the highest in southeast asia. this means the population of 95 million is growing at a pace of more than 1 million a year. schools are struggling to keep up with this dramatic increase in children. this is payatas, an elementary school in manila. at 5:30 a.m., a procession of students starts arriving at the school. the school has a total of 4,600 students. because they can't fit into the limited number of classrooms at once, they are split into two shifts. but even with the students' divided in this way, the school is permanently crowded. in the sixth grade classes, there are 80 students per classroom. this classroom has

we don't know what the minimal guarantee would have been. and furthermore supervisors they continue to submit a lower percent. supervisors if that were true let's assume it's true think about it mr. mortgaging ton has awarded thousands of leases and including the lazys you've approved in every single instance he has as mr. martin now saying i purposely did that to get lower annual guarantees? i don't believe so. and he will talk about the as a matter of fact, is as every other airport in the country has done including j.f.k. and including dallas they've done that with a specific reason and with respect to the advertising locations ms. newman has pointed out a digital advertising and, in fact, supervisor has pointed out in those last two years clear channel has grossed over $14 million and they're going to make a lot of money on this contract so it's no wonder they bid $14 million. this is not in the best interest of the city. we're in the highest of economical the and economical times are getting better judges >> every other airport in the c

we're trying to minimize cars traffic. i can show you that graphically but we're going to phone call on the garage portion. as you heard this is a type 1 district it's a blank slate no infrastructure has been developed here we have the opportunity to build it up. and in addition to the project adding a light industrial use added the wastewater disposal possibility >> when you talk about industrial uses what is the use of pier 38? >> pier 48 is in the interim phase it has not been used for freight there are two primary sheds the one is for over flow parking and for special events. the southern shed is currently used by the department of elections for the port just for election equipment voting and things like that. thanks for your question. we will take the entirety of the site and conspired it to industrial use. >> and the slide is for benefits. i know that just to highlight some of the key items. this project generates ongoing revenues to the city and the port a significant development impact fees and jobs and open space

we want to time the infrastructure wisely and so the amount due or the amount out is minimal as possible. and then graphically you see this slide represented here in a custom thank you very much fashion. and those next two slides the public revenue you summary. you know, interim rent. we have a good use there today obviously the ballpark is great. our first lease would be a master lease and as the parcels were developed individually they would come out of that master lease individually. you see the interim ramp and the pier 48 ramp the use there. the capital participation as well which would be sales of the sites going forward and refinancing and things like that. the port would participate and these uses are new the tax revenues here. and graphicly this barely fits on one slide. a real opportunity for the port and city to the developers expertise and commitment to the neighborhoods. so i'd like to walk up wrap up with this slide and hand it off to my colleagues. i want to say a few words. and how excited the port is to develop this property. we've done significant amount of diligence th

impact report that showed -- i didn't think it was correct that may have shown the loss of job was minimal, but we see it as job creation. there has been one union that has expressed a lot of alarm about the loss of jobs, that's the union that is actually currently servicing p g and e power supply 1245, we are seeing that we have many people in the room believing that it a program that is going to be about job creation and that we are definitely moving in that direction to make sure we have a very robust program that will lead to energy efficiency and jobs here in san francisco. >> may i ask mr. kelly a question? >> march 12, you issued -- question was specifically on the 95 local jobs and in your letter you indicated that the certain is an act that was different from what we seem to implement. do do you recall that letter? >> would you give this to mr. kelly? >> for the colleagues who are requesting to speak, i don't see that on the roster. we are trying to fix it now. >> yes, kelly general manager what was the question again? >> the question is you make a reference to the 95 jobs that wo

but is it reaching the point of minimal returns? general mcchrystal's point is that we don't understand how much of the united states is becoming hated around the region because of the of drone strikes. my concern as a lawyer is that we are also losing support of our strong allies in europe, who really were willing to give president obama the benefit of a doubt in a way they were not willing to give president bush. these drone strikes have really ramped up the european public, their parliament, their journalists are putting pressure on their governments to say why aren't you saying

it's been important to our communities and neighborhoods because it's been a way to minimize the projects in the state of california and also a way to engage in a dialog that keeps us you all accountable. i want to thank supervisor for taking this on its a piece of legislation that so many of our predecessors were not able to come to a consensus on this act. there's - our office decided to put another prospective forward. it's pretty clear we need to pit in a process how we need to appeal negative declarations. we don't have that process yet when the first time sequa was determined to be hardly we need to now put a process in place. the legislation i've introduced with my colleague puts a different prospective forward. i think we all have the goal of putting together a process the developers need a process of the appeals deadline and it will be introduced to the process and we need to have a better notification process. so if we're going to put firm deadlines we have to let the community know the process is in place. so there's a two followed focus one that establishes that window and two

it seems like the shadows have been addressed and the shadowing is minimal so we lend our support to the project. also at that time when the projects are winding down our folks are going to be looking for work and this will give valuable jobs. as a san francisco native i would say that the mexican cultural history and contributions of san francisco the museum would be an incredible museum for them as a source of pride for the mexican pride in san francisco >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please . >> i'm an artist on the republic art. i live in san francisco for thirty years and i have been very lucky to work here. i know that san francisco has something very unique adversity in the arts. you can see all the arts from mexican native american. and i think san francisco has a great collection for the museum not only of chicano art but a large collection of text told us and musical arts and furniture and folk art. we really should consider giving this to the collection. so we definitely need to have a very good sense of access to everything everybody i hope you consider to give

damage was minimal. an arrest warrant was issued for spann. he returned on sunday morning on.ask what was going oed whatg >> he was confused. he does not remember setting the fire. at this time, he has no recollection of it. >> spann is being held on $250,000 bond at the harford county detention center on charges of first- and second- degree arson. reporting live in the studio, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a wedding party had a close call on the j.f.x. their limo caught fire. you can see it firefighters surrounding the limo and smoke coming out from under the hood. police say nobody was hurt. >> the police department is waiting for an investigation to come to a close. an officer is facing misconduct charges. witht mitchell is charged second-degree assault on friday. ofre was and is the lesser when the officer allegedly attacked a man in west baltimore. >> anything less than constitutional policing one not be tolerated by the leadership on by the commissioner of the baltimore police department. >> antho

and that wording change after the words effect date to add or as quickly as possible in order to minimize the amount. we believe that that requested wording change is reasonable and we're relating that to be included 40 in your report >> the section remedies is myths rock final transaction should express that the seawall lot associates investment entitlement and horizontal costs and then the port the third remedies the port should explore rather than have the entitlement and infrastructure costs i should say fund all of the entitlement and horizontal infrastructure costs. finally, we recommend that i all the time the proposal that the port to report back to the board of supervisors on the finding shudders for the parking industry as soon as the lot has been final listed and we recommend the resolution and would be happy to respond to any questions >> thanks for that clarification. colleagues any questions for mr. rose? i see at least jack bear from the giant thank you for being here. colleagues any other questions seeing none i'm opening up for public comment. i have a number of speaker c

what the department of planning asked to minimize the amount of paper go out, they request that you take the drawings and shrink them so they fit on a certain number of pages. this is where it looked a little odd at certain times because that's what the planning department requires you to do. that's exactly what's happened. since the dr filing period elapsed the construction drawings drafted, both the planning department and the dbi have received them and found them to be compliant with the code. i want to mention there is no window proposed for that wall along the appellants property. it's not permitted by the code because it's on the property line. so in the end the appellant waited 2 days prior to the appeal and responded to all the of the modifications that he requested. because he didn't file a dr request she found comfortable to plan the drawings and was surprised when she got the appeal two days before the appeal period. she was willing to listen to concerns. one of the things that miss pres sta did want to propose was it was create twog creating two walls and she was still willin

not plan to support the amendment if it's in the language two weeks from now but for the sake of minimizing an additional hearing and depending where the conversations go i am okay with duplicating the file. >> okay. we will duplicate the file and without objection take it into one but not the other version? okay. that is the order. and then is there a motion to continue both versions of item eight, the two versions of item eight? is there a motion to continue those items to the next regular land use committee meeting on monday june 3 as amended? >> so moved. >> okay. can we take that without objection? so ordered and just to clarify it's june 3, correct? >> yes. >> thank you colleagues. madam clerk is there any other business before the committee? >> no. there are no other matters. >> then we are adjourned. (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our

it was minimal.nimal-- >> when-- when he visited his majesty king george v, and he was asked, "did you think you were sufficiently dressed to meet his majesty." and he said, "his majesty had enough clothes on for both of us." not bad. >> stephen: that's nice. >> not bad. >> stephen: that's quick. >> not bad for a bad guy is there no. but that was, like the last great epic that actually happened, like, when they shot it. when you spoke to 20,000 people in one of the scenes, there were 20,000 indians. >> there were 400,000 at gandhi's funeral. >> stephen: but today that would just be done with ping-pong balls glued to a green wall. >> yes, yes. >> stephen: in this movie did you ever act with another actual human being or was it all green screen? >> a lot of my broadcasts, mr. colbert, were to the camera and, therefore, they were broadcast to western civilization. >> stephen: i understand. so not real people? >> real people. over to you. but really, i did have some scenes with robert. and with bobby. no

it was minimal.minimal-- >> when-- when he visited his majesty king george v, and he was asked, "did you think you were sufficiently dressed to meet his majesty." and he said, "his majesty had enough clothes on for both of us." not bad. >> stephen: that's nice. >> not bad. >> stephen: that's quick. >> not bad for a bad guy is there no. but that was, like the last great epic that actually happened, like, when they shot it. when you spoke to 20,000 people in one of the scenes, there were 20,000 indians. >> there were 400,000 at gandhi's funeral. >> stephen: but today that would just be done with ping-pong balls glued to a green wall. >> yes, yes. >> stephen: in this movie did you ever act with another actual human being or was it all green screen? >> a lot of my broadcasts, mr. colbert, were to the camera and, therefore, they were broadcast to western civilization. >> stephen: i understand. so not real people? >> real people. over to you. but really, i did have some scenes with robert. and with bobby.

erosion and require minimal maintenance which is the area in question. so it would seem to conflict with this provision, this condition of approval. i think staff received these conditions previously. i think there was an error in the document in our records and for some reason when it was scanned in it was scanned in with the odd numbers on page 12. it was not publically available until last week until i went to the center and pulled a full copy and in reviewing that i looked at the appellant's argument and findings. i apologize for that. there were questions raised about if there had been an increase in the amount of fill back here or not. ire -- i think we have clear plans that existing proposed conditions that we can make a determination on and there is a fatal flaw on this permit and it's on the wrong property. perhaps the board can deny this permit and ask them to show existing and proposed condition and we can review that with plans for approval. but it seems that there is an issue and i think we will order the case file for this and see if there

so how do we do it in a way that will minimize the impact on every day san franciscans? >> i really appreciate what you're doing here. you are a really patient gentleman, and i appreciate that. >> our parks are often cut first. how do we maintain our safety net, public health services, serity serces all of these are critical decisions that have to be made. >> i have seen many people come forward today who i know whose lives have changed because of the services we are providing. that is something that we can be proud of and have a as a goal at the budget process to make sure that we can turn lives around and create a liveable communities. >> if we do not resolve the pension issue, we will have to cut. we will see fewer options for muni. we will see the parks deteriorate. i think the tide is rising. we have to figure out how to swim very quickly. >> san francisco is home to some of the most innovative companies of the 21st century. this pioneering and forward looking spirit is alive in san francisco government as well. the new headquarters of the san francisco public utili

>> very minimal public interest in deed, david, a cousin many have grown dissolute -- because many have grown disillusioned because these cases have been badly prosecuted and there has been little evidence to implicate the police and the most no police officers have been punished. several former members of the regime have been let off of the hook as well. enforcement ofe the new evidence presented to the prosecutors, giving people hope that just maybe we will get to see punishment for that hideous crimes carried out during the 18 day uprising. lacks good to hear from you. you. good to hear from coming up,, the story of living in fear -- the muslims in myanmar who say they are still being attacked by buddhist. undevelopedatest coastline under a new threat from construction. let me run you through the top stories. bombs have gone off in karachi and push your as there are historic elections. a secular political parties office. despite the violence, and millions of have turned out to vote. the elections will be the first handover ever someone civilian government -- handover of power from on

and this is like minimal essential benefits. the problem is when you look at those, such enormous comprehensive list of medical benefits that the price of the policy to cover all those things is high and eliminates the possibility for people to buy insurance policies and pay for them to be exactly what they want. the prices are jacked up because this coverage is required of the policies that are eligible to be sold in health insurance exchange-rate secondly, we have a minimum loss ratio. we look at a minimum loss ratio, you have limited cheaper coverage under high deductible health care plans. they are not only cheaper, but they are actually more desired, they are the most popular choice over the past five years. and the increase in that choice has been employer to sponsors health insurance by employees because they are the high deductible. one of the most important things is the idea that health insurers, no matter what mission you have, you must be able to get the insurance and eliminates the waiting. so you would be able to b

you can minimize your self into a minimal thing, and you can feel good all along, and winning election after election and that you are doing the country no favors. so when you talk, and that old -- and i don't want you to say one word in response to this -- affect when you talk about, you know, doing all the things that you've been asked to do, they will cost money, and you can come you can get all the squeezing and tightening. i just can't wait for you to take a look at the faa and find all the money just sitting there waiting for you to squeeze a couple billion dollars out. the size of the u.s. government and the number of people is smaller than anytime since dwight eisenhower. now, i don't think there's any american that knows that, and the press certainly doesn't talk about that. it just to be that we were constantly beseiged with talks with sermons on our deficit problems, and how that was a symbol of how america was wasting, just wasting. and, of course, now the deficit is beginning to fix everything is changed to the debt. none of that is what i want to safety. what i want to sa

erosion and require minimal maintenance which is the area in question. so it would seem to conflict with this provision, this condition of approval. i think staff received these conditions previously. i think there was an error in the document in our records and for some reason when it was scanned in it was scanned in with the odd numbers on page 12. it was not publically available until last week until i went to the center and pulled a full copy and in reviewing that i looked at the appellant's argument and findings. i

i think the great promise of this program is to build a robust program to create jobs and minimize gas house contribution, combat climate change and to which we have been demanded by the board of supervisors and mayor to bring that out online. one piece i have still not received and would like to go on record once again is we have not received a plan to be able to build, conduct the local build out in san francisco in order to respond either as a commission, as the public utilities commission or sflafco. so i would ask that the p u c put together in short order a plan for what this build out will look like, it should include the financing, jobs creates, the gas reduction numbers and everything we talked about what our program should look like. i'm okay with the go solar program and the $4 million being at the very beginning of the program as the very very first piece to get our toe in the water. but it's not the program that we need to bring online as quickly as possible. [ applause ] >> thank you. we'll continue. >> that brings us to the question of what are the key that will help the

. >> ultimately, consumers will turn against those retailers who take the minimal steps necessary to protect the lives of workers in their factories, particularly in bangladesh. >> putting out of bangladesh is not a viable deal. they have made substantial investments in factories in the country. no nation wants workers in unsafe conditions, losing contracts with major retailers financially devastating. bangladesh's garment industry makes up 80% of the poverty stricken export. and items like these are made in bangladesh, the cost of improving conditions minimal. >> for less than 10 cents a garment, the brands and retailers could undertake the factory repairs and renovations necessary to protect the lives of workers making the clothing. the impact for consumers would be negligentable. >> last week, the founder of retail joe fresh pledged compensation for victims and families in march, walt disney decided it would no longer source from five countries that do not meet certain safety standards, including bangladesh. nordstroms' customers are starting to ask questions about sourcing and it

about >> i think staff can answer that question, but i believe the measure of job loss was pretty minimal from the economic impact report that the controllers office had done, it wasn't measuring the job loss in the p g and e but the overall economy. >> that's correct. i was looking at the overall san francisco economy assuming that dollars spent on increase in electric bill would not increase other products. it did not focus on electrical work, but to that point, remember that the clean power sf program enabled by state statute remains for all p g and e customers for all services. it's only the supply of electricity that san francisco power program would then partner with p g and e to provide. if you are a resident of san francisco and member of the clean power sf group, your lights go out and you still go out and call a p g and e they roll out and respond to that outage and then refers the crews out for work. there is a very much heavy reliance, a partnership for implement thg program. >> for clarity, what you are saying to me is that we are not looking necessarily for any job loss for