commissioner moore. commissioner moore: i have been sitting here thinking about commissioner sugaya's thoughts, and i do think that the building is too bulky. on the other hands i think we have a qualified architect who could really make this building shine, and he does already in a certain way. but when i asked him as to whether or not a smaller building would also be ok with him, i did not hear him clearly say. i'm wondering whether or not we can support the building with modifications to its silhouette, and that is the building is too large, it has too much girth around the middle, and i would like to see a smaller building. i think it's very interesting. i would agree with what president miguel just said. it's an interesting way of giving texture and difference to a building. i don't think we have anything accept phillip johnson's building on california street, but that's a different story. i'm not sure whether or not the commission is open to asking for a slightly redesigned silhouette of the buildi

commissioner moore. commissioner moore: i'd like to ask architect fifer to explain to the commission why you think, personally speaking, the taller building is indeed better relative to the architect you're intending to do, and could you comment of how the code-compliant building does or does not realize the architect's vision? i think the project is very interesting, and could you please explain if your architectural vision can only be realized in the non-code-complying building. if you could step to the microphone and explain that to us. thank you. >> i think that when you look at the rendering of the building, i think that all of the setbacks have been made and really add the appropriate scale to the building. of course you could make a lower building. of course you could change its proportions. but i don't see anything in the proportions of this building that would arm the scale of the neighborhood. commissioner moore: i appreciate your comment. i think that's a great comment, it's an honest comment

riccardo went to vald moore room to confront him about a letter vald moore had rip telling riccardo to stay out of vald moore relationship with girl friend cindy tran. in the letter vald moore called riccardo a liar and back stabber. vald moore claimed to be the victim in this fight. but friends of cindy tran portray him as intimidating. >> very last time i saw her alive was in there and he coward over her. >>reporter: perhaps his remain from the fight continued to build. and motivated him to kill. one week after the confrontation riccardo solace was found beaten to death inside the hercules home. police blamed vald moore. they also think he strangled cindy tran. they don't know if he did anything to frederick solace but they have their suspicions. solace is missing. his co-workers at doctor medical center in san pablo worried. >> everybody is so sad. everybody is so sad. don't know what happened. and as i told you i'm praying for his recovery. the body or whatever. i hope that we find him. >>reporter: police report is too much to handle for the residents laiving near the hercules home

commissioner moore? commissioner moore: if you could copy the other commissioners as well, i would appreciate it, thank you. clerk: that was an informational item, no action is necessary, moving to item 10, case 2006.0848e, for 23-35 doe lores are street, public hearing on the environmental impact report. written comments will be accepted at the planning department office until the close of dison september 7, 2010. >> commissioners i wanted to introduce you to her. she has not been before the commission, chelsea ford ham has been with the department for 20 years and is one of those staff you don't often see in the background doing this work. prior to joining the department she worked in oakland and humboldt and arcadia. she has a bachelor of science in ecollie and evolutionary biology from u.c. santa cruz. vice president olague: welcome. thank you. >> though you can't believe anything from someone who comes from a slug. >> good afternoon vice president and members of the commission. i am chelsea fordham

commissioner moore? commissioner moore: there's a motion to continue item 1 and 2 as proposed and item 4 to october 7th, and acknowledging that 60 normandy has been resolved. >> staff? >> on that motion and second,. [ roll call ] clerk: so moved commissioners. that places you on the consent calendar, all matters here under, are considered to be routine by the planning commission and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission, there will be no separate discussion of these items, unless a member of the commission, the pun, or staff so requested, in which event the matter shall be removed and considered at this or a future hearing. 2010.0521c for 402234th treat, request for conditional use authorization. vice president olague: public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed, is there a motion? commissioner moore: move to approve. >> second clerk clerk on that motion to approve -- [ roll call ] clerk: so moved commissioners, that motion passed 4-0, which puts us on commissioners qu

." >>> michael moore's no stranger to controversy. his feelings about the proposed islamic cultural center near ground zero in new york are no exception. the filmmaker has taken an uncompromising position on how that project should be handled. and joining us now from miami, the documentary filmmaker michael moore. thanks very much for coming in. >> thanks for having me, blitz, i appreciate it. >> you can call me blitz, wolf, whatever you want, that's fine. let's talk about this latest article or blog that you wrote, because it sort of jumped out at me. you said you don't want the

commissioner moore: no. commissioner sugaya: aye. vice president olague: aye. president miguel: aye. >> that motion passed 6-1. president miguel: so now we'll move to approve item a with the ceqa findings included. >> you actually did include it on item b which is now your first approval. i think it's fine to indicate now that they're incorporated by reference in all of your motions and there's an attachment -- >> president miguel: the actual approval is occurring after d because we're now -- we did b, we included those, we did -- right. >> so now you need to do 12-a again and your ceqa findings are in b. president miguel: ok. >> on the motion to move -- commissioner moore: could you restate that? i'm totally confused. >> the commissioner included the ceqa findings in 12-b which was the second item that you approved. the ceqa findings have to be the first item that you approve. so you rescinded 12-a because it has to come after the ceqa findings. now with the revote it will be after. commissioner moore: i should have said yes because obviously -- i am sorry. ok

moore, his last movie is available on dvd.lked about the mosque but began by discussing newt gingrich's latest comments. >> i don't know if you saw the interview with newt gingrich, he said, and i quote, only if you understand kenyan anti-colonial behavior can you begin to piece together what president obama's actions. does this make any sense to you? >> yes, it makes sense to me in the sense that mr. gingrich has a problem, a real problem. if he's concerned about anti-colonial attitudes, i have a document for him to ride. it was written in 1776 by a bunch of radicals. and he probably wouldn't like them either. >> what do you think -- >> the whole kenyan thing about this was really -- i mean, this is injecting the racial thing. i'm a catholic. newt just converted to catholicism. this is what i mean by religious extremists. they exist in all religions. and now, unfortunately, we've got one -- we've got a number -- o'reilly, too. five of the nine justices of the supreme court. but every religion has this kind of extremism. and i

this is a piece of the spray foam insulation that moore used in the house.e said it's twice as expensive as fiberglass but in the long run it is supposed to help reduce energy bills. i guess the question is by how much. >>> well that 5-cent tax on plastic bags in d.c. appears to be doing its job. the measure took effect this year and it is designed to keep bags out of local rivers and to fund an anacostia river clean- up plan and apparently it's having a big impact. last year d.c. shoppers used 270 million of those disposal bags. this year the number is down by 60%. and d.c. council member tommy wells said the tax is making a big difference. >> historically anacostia river has been one of the ten dirtiest rivers in america. and so by working together to make a difference, i think we can make a big impact. we know the bag fee has had a huge impact. washington, d.c. has adopted it seamlessly and now it's time for our neighbors to step up as well. >> and just to point out, 85% of the anacostia river is in maryland. he spoke at the 5th annual potomac trash summi

moore and chris harris is just waiting on him. >> joe: ah!liams, who was a pro bowler in '06, under the direction of mike martz, his offensive coordinator when he was with the lions. play action. romo over the middle. there is witten, his favorite target, to the 25. now the offense looks a little better for dallas. game break are, here is curt. >> curt: carolina hosting tampa and down 7-0 and going for it on fourth down. matt moore with a concussion last week. hooks up with steve smith. they even things early in the second quarter. joe, troy, and pam? >> joe: all right, curt. a battle in the south. this one between the east and the north. and witten is good for 16 yards. he led the cowboys last year with 94 catches. went to his sixth straight pro bowl. a lot of movement. kosier was bopping up and down when the ball was eventually snapped. >> referee: false start, offense, number 75. five-yard penalty. first down. >> joe: they get colombo but could have flagged kosier. >> troy: tony romo talked to us the other day how excited he was to play at

michael moore ahead on "countdown." f@@ >>> michael moore on the small lie, the dishonesty of the term small business, the timidity of the democrats and this is the day health care reform started. the republicans sledge to merge, another bolt of truth telling. he admits republicans are not going to be different than we've been. two years ago, her campaign slammed somebody for calling him barack hussein bomb. guess what she just called him? and his gold line scam. the man behind him, congressman anthony wiener joins us. all ahead on "countdown." >>> it has been 16 years since the contract with america was mythically and incorrectly credited with a republican takeover of the house. today the current gop leadership has unveiled its contract on america, although they're calling it pledge to america. or in our fourth story to simplify as republicans are wont to, lemon pledge. at the back of a lumber company, senator boehner, trumpeted the gop agenda. it's much longer than the contract with america and says even less. mr. boe

commissioner moore. commissioner moore: since we are dealing with two very large developments which we recently approved and one which we talked about today, i've been wondering and i have not consulted with anybody in particular, except bringing it to the attention, can we extend the same legislation to apply to by a view hunters point and treasure island? prevailing transportation or transit-first policies should extend to these developments because they are so large. i'm wondering and perhaps somebody could give us an answer to that. quh >> based on our research prompted by the question at last hearing, it appears that with regard to bay view hunters point, the planning code requirements for car sharing would apply. so sort of the slate of things involved with today's hearing and any other action you might take to affect the code regarding car sharing would affect bay view hunters point as with treasure hiled is a separate -- as well. treasure island is a separate authority. that development would not

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. >> my guest, michael moore, on what should have been a day of democratic triumph. and on the small lie. more on our report on tax breaks and small business, small in name only. >>> on the republicans' remarkably flimsy plan, the pledge to america. a lemon of a pledge. >> we are not going to be any different than what we did. >> we can provide certainty and relief if we would just extend the current tax rates now. >> nice slip, sparky. howard finemann and chris hays on giving the de-energized base an anvil. >>> gold line and the gold finger. >> here's the deal. call gold line, study it out, pray on it. if it's the right thing for you, then do it. >> you better pray. at the gold line congressional hearing. >> once people have been convinceded by their fear and the lies to purchase these products, they are profoundly ripped off. >> our guest, congressman anthony wiener. all the news and commentary now on "countdown." >> the people that i trust are the people at the gold line. >>> good evening from new york. on this program last night, we revealed a list. that list is

moore up top to austin, and boise state takes the lead 33- 30 and they make it stick.ird ranked, keep that rank in a thriller outside of washington d.c. tennis, a former champion is gone. wozniacki creeped right up the rankings, a winner there and a back abdomen hand to win the match. winning 6-3 and 6-0. sheryl is out. golf, tiger woods didn't win but he is still number one. tiger woods comes in the final round, holds on to his number one ranking. plays well enough to advance to the playoffs for next week. by the way, tomorrow the writer cup will be announced and he is expected to be on that time. phil mickelson had a shot. his round blue up. charlie huffman ended up winning and he is number 2 in the fedex cup standings. the drama continues in the golf world. >> all right. good night everybody. see you tomorrow. @@ pr

let's get to more of my interview with michael moore. do democrats deserve to lose big-time in november? >> oh my kbgod, no. i mean, i have a lot of problems with what the obama administration and the democrats in congress have done in terms of how they didn't go in as forcefully as they should have and really work for some things that working people would have been so excited, enthused about this election right now they would have been out in droves going into every neighborhood knocking on every door and getting people to come out and vote for the democrats. they chose to go in weak which is what republicans don't do. when reagan or the bushes, when they're elected, they come in and act like, okay, we're in charge, everybody out of the way. we come in and we're like, kumbaya, let's hold hands. that's a nice thing. it's what i think makes us nice people, but it may cost us dearly in november. >> what was the problem, why did the country all of a sudden shift so dramatically over the past year and a half or so from the democrats and pres

commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. vice president olague: aye. president miguel: aye. >> that motion passed 5-2. but it would eliminate the parking use as instructed or 430,000 office tower. the building goes to ground floor would have an enclosed publicly accessible open space and retail uses and space that would contain up to 80 parking spaces and 46 bicycles basis. the draft eir was published on january 27, 2010, and had a 57- day public review which closed on march 25. march 4, the commission held a public hearing to take public comment period on july 8, the department published the comments in a response document, which included their responses of the comments. subsequent to the publication of the documents, the department received an additional letter on behalf of the residence at 246 in street. staff committed a written response on august 11 via e- mail. additional copies of these responses are available for the public are here on the table. supplemental comments deal with three primary ceqa topic areas, which were addressed in the eir doc

moore. he had become renowned for the investigation of the 1963 bombing of the 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama, that killed four young girls. as investigations lead agents, moore was charged with commanding hundreds of agents that temporarily flooded the state. many of them reluctant to do their work. after significant investigation by agent moore and the f.b.i., the three individuals' bodies were found on august 4, 1964. due to mississippi's official refusal to prosecute the individuals for murder, the justice department brought charges against 17 individuals for conspiracy to deprive the workers of their civil rights. seven of the 17 individuals were found guilty but none of them served terms longer than six years in jail. madam speaker, finally on june 21, 2005, a jury convicted edgar ray on three counts of manslaughter and sentenced him to three consecutive terms of 20 years in prison in connection with the death of these young men. the murders of james cheney, who was

commissioner moore?ssioner moore: for the record i would like to close i also sit on the treasure island, have since the beginning, and when i was appointed to the planning commission, the city attorney deemed that there was no conflict. and i do speakv and have been in strong support of the project. have watched it closely grow. and my comments today really are solely directed towards the e.i.r., the draft e.i.r. in front of us. let me first say that i'm very appreciative of the broad range of commentsñt%zrmji. with me it resonates quite well it asks for an additional two weeks of public comments. the issues are quite complicated. i do think while the two projects are not quite comparable, the extent of issues which do rise to the surface require more time. in that direction. comments in writing. i have a number, but one thing i would like to put to public record today is the fact that the required?@ environmental security alternative is really not in this document. i'm surprised. the project is very st

here is my point, excellent point about michael moore. the left has been good at this thing forkers yew. they started with abbie hoffman. they embrace the pranksters. we on the right don't have pranksters. this is our first one, and not very good at it. it will get better over time. at least he has a healthy disdain for media, but there is probably something -- >> yeah, like don't hang out with that girl. >>> i want to move on. >> nothing worse than a snitch, anne. >> good point. >> snitches are not that bad, and i am not a girl. sorry, james, i didn't think it was that funny. >> the person working with him turned him in. >>> now i want to warn everyone what you are about to see is disturbing and to myself highly arousing. while reporting on a local bed bug infestation, an on camera co-worker was dealing with an infestation of her own. let's let the tape do the talking. >> experts say it is also important you try to keep the bed bugs out of your home. the best way when you stay in a hotel you may want to use a plastic bag. experts say it

con las candentes fotos que demi moore puso en twitter, donde se ve ... pero...na diminuta biquini !!! !!! ---ademas: el nombre y la portada de la ultima produccion musical de la barranquillera favorita de daniel rodriguez, shakira !!! ---no se me vaya !!!! !!!! ---ahi la ve: la actriz demi moore decidio posar en bikini frente al espejo y despues publico las fotos para envidia de muchas... y alegria de mucho. muchos.---en las fotografias se aprecia el cuerpazo que tiene la actriz a sus 47 aÑos... ---demi sostiene que solamente se ha practicado una cirugia plastica, y asegura que todo el resto, es natural...---la actriz explica que mantiene su figura gracias a una dieta .... ---y hay regalo triple este mes para los fanaticos de la cantante shakira ...---primero el lanzamiento de su nuevo sencillo "loca"---y esta maÑana la cantante anuncio la fecha oficial ( 19 de octubre ) para el lanzamiento de su nuevo disco titulado "salio el sol" ---se publico la portada del material, donde se aprecia una fotografia sencilla de su rostro, con muy poco maquillaje...---en este,

diana moore, mother of victim michael moore, is one of those. the convicted. i would like to take this opportunity to remind people that three innocent 8-year-old children were brutally murdered and these three men were convicted on the evidence presented to 24, in total, juror members that voted unanimously to convict. my little boy died that day. i'm his mother and wish to say that the public remains ignorant about what happened in court, primarily as a result of the "paradise lost" films and the writing of mara leveritt. my voice is small compared to theirs but i believe more relevant. they weren't there during the trials and they didn't lose anybody. i lost everything and not a day goes by that i don't mourn for michael. the public should think about that before they cast their lot with eddie vedder and natalie maines. the prosecutor gave us this statement. be assured we take the utmost care in handling the appeals of death sentences handed down by arkansas jurors. we are committed to fairness and justice not just for the three inmates but a

we're on the set as he takes on dudley moore's classic roll. >> good morning. >> it's putting its ownn the classic. >> is it daunting to do the remake? >> no, it's very, very exciting. i love dudley moore, i'm from the same placed a i love here dearly and i am honored >> this time he's playing the nannie. >> are you comfortable seeing him running around in his briefs? seen that enough? >> he's rather gorgeous, so yes, plenty more hopefully. >> she may have seen more than she bargained for. what in the world, really? ever since i first met her, i wanted her to give me a bath, i find her attractive in a confusing way. >>> also tonight, ashton and deemi, did he cheat? we'll have that and more coming up. >>> you can see entertainment tonight here on wjz. >>> still to come, the orioles want the hits to keep coming. joe flacco wants to avoid hits like he received. >>> great night for baseball and starting to be a great team to watch, mark >> reporter: they have improved this time of the year when we focus on baseball. the birds have been searching here in september. even fairs wearing the t

nbc's brian moore has the story. >> reporter: sarah shourd is back on american soil. no longer an iranian prisoner, but still living a nightmare. >> and i stand before you today only one-third free. >> reporter: iran is preparing to try her fiance shane bauer and their hiking companion josh fattal, 13 months after the three were arrested near the iran/iraq border. >> we committed no crime, and we are not spies. >> reporter: reading a prepared statement, shourd thanked the religious and political leaders in iran for her release. >> the only thing that enabled me to cross the gulf from prison to freedom alone was the knowledge that shane and josh wanted, with all their hearts, for my suffering to end. >> reporter: and for their mothers, the vigil continues. >> i love him so much, and i want you home for his father, for his brother, for his grandparents. >> reporter: they are hoping to meet with iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad, in new york for meetings with the general assembly. he hints a prisoner exchange may be possible. >> translator: so i believe that it would

army captain wes moore, also the author of the other wes moore about the similarities in his life with another man named wes moore who is serving a life sentence without parole. i want to thank both of you for being here. michelle, i want to start with you. the study sheing early childhood education is so important until later in life, how so? >> enormously so. one of the scientific proofs when looking at longitudeinal studies from infancy to 42 years of age, what we discovered is that early learning, if done well in a quality child care that focuses on language and relationships, you already give that child the jump start so they walk into that kindergarten door, really, the achievement gap is already big to the point here, it's diminishing. so, the kids got a jump start and a chance. >> as we talk about these tough economic times, wes, i want to talk to you. i grew up in baltimore and the state of maryland a $250 million federal grant as raced to the top, they achieved that. you grew up in baltimore and the school system failed you atten early age. how do you think they should go ahe