i understand commissoner moore 's concern. for me, since this letter is fairly meaningless -- i mean, not to be mean. it really does not have teeth. i feel like there are other spirits of the conversation we want to recognize, but at the end of the day, i do not know if we want to spend a lot of time developing it, because at the end of the day, that is more paper someone is going to throw by. -- throw by. we should recommend staff have new points in a future letter that we should review in a future meeting. i do not think we are any closer to closure on the points. we would point out what specific issues we want to address in a new letter. that would make sense. i do not think we will be able to draft a letter collectively as a group. that is my thing. if this letter work importance because it were a response in a court case, then i would feel a lot differently than i do about it. commissioner sugaya: vote on the motion to continue. >> commissioners, on the motion to continue, would there be a specific date? commissioner suga

supervisor moore: i think it comes back around to -- commissioner moore: i think it comes back to what i was saying before. i personally believe that that does not speak with my language. i do not speak that way. i think we can do better. >> yes, this is a broader question. what power does the grand jury have? we get our response and they just accept it? commissioner antonini: if i may. [laughter] the grand jury has the power of the bully pulpit. they have no means or authorization within the civil code to report this. if the grand jury, which will receive our response is going to be a new lobby installed at the beginning of july, if the new jury is in disagreement with any responses to any of their reports, they cannot vote by supermajority, which is required for all grand jury work, to do an investigation. but it is simply as a bully pulpit in that regard. with specific required responses. commissioner antonini: i disagree with commissoner moore. i think this is fine. the combined response by the planning department on behalf of the commission is, of course, very opprobrious. what we

commissioner moore. -match i wanted to make a brief -- commissioner moore: i wanted to make a brief comment about what you perceive as lack of open space. with the zoning administrator sitting across the room from here, it is almost in every new residential project, particular zones which really are dense fying the city at a rate we need to do. we have literally in every project requests for variances. after this meeting we have several where that will also occur. if you want to speak as an explanation to the public forum, perhaps we could put that to rest as a concern. >> yes, just briefly. this is actually not a rear-yard variance that's required because it's being incorporated within the s.u.d. once the s.u.d. is adopted, it will be code compliant. in regards to the building, it's a non-complying structure in terms of the rear-yard requirement. a project we recently had on hyde street is similar. generally we try to encourage the development, as this project here, and has been stated by many members o

overall, i like the project a lot, except for the unit makes. >> president olague: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i would like to remind ourselves that recently we had a reproportioning of units with three-bedroom units coming back saying the market was not going that way. in the end, i am saying i know anything, the developer will be tuned to what the market will require. and so i think many of these larger projects retain a certain degree of interpretation and flexibility within their entitlement to respond to the market. if 90% of people want three- bedrooms, he will not have -- build studio apartments. i will pass the question on to anybody but that would be my thought. we have had this discussion here recently. with respect to re-entitling buildings. >> i agree. the reality is we have tried to rent three-bedroom units and they are difficult. their rented by folks that are -- they are rented by it folks that are three roommates as opposed to families which does not serve the purpose. >> commissioner moore: the reason why pushed the button was a different reason. if arc

commissioner moore? >>> commissioner moore: i feel good that someone is going to use the existing infrastructure. the devil is always in the details. i do like the approach to clearing up access and circulation at the edges of the project as well as inside. to serve retail more efficiently and -- avoid not knowing where to go. which was an issue previously. the questions i will ask, i am prepared to support a conditional use for formula retail to move into this space. i have some issues with the architectural solutions that are proposed in this project. i find the detail of what we saw today, that might be a sketch idea to get us going, they are a little too excess of to what i believe is an iconic piece of architecture. it is a period piece attributed to international style. it has a more modest way, it could be brought forward without making this peace look too much like ellie and free web architecture. i have problems with that. everyone knows where sears is. it does not matter. we are -- this buildin

commissioner moore?issioner moore: supervisor mar, the strength of your district is in small entrepreneurial retail, per se, that's why people come out there even if they live far away, truck out geary boulevard to enjoy the smaller aspects of the district. whyí0ç did you only single out t stores while there are small drug stores, small bakeries, small textile stores and almost like part of the old-fashioned way things were bought and sold. i am curious, for example, the threat of a cvs pharmacy coming and knowing to take down the few r9s et cetera.3wist owned that is to me the bigger issue and i would have really gone to the wall supporting what you are doing as one of the supervisors was proactive in changing economy, supporting wholeheartedly the strength of the city which is smallhzu entrepreneurial retail for the many artistic and wonderful manifestations in pet supply stores which are literally everywhere but i would have liked to see a larger embracing of small retail. supervisor mar: we have con

>> mary tyler moore was my first big hit. but mary and her then-husband were -- my beloved husband, they were best friends. they were the first people when alan and i started to go to gathered that he introduced me to. mary and i were great dear friends. the casting director one time, there was this happy homemaker character who could do anything, fix anything, " anything -- cook anything. chlorous liegeman -- chlorus character suspected there was something going on because her husband would come home with his clothing cleaner than when he went to work. this achingly sweet -- the sickeningly sweet that white type. they said why not get betty white? i guess that cannot find somebody sickeningly sweet enough. they called me and said, would you do the show, one shot? the nice thing was we did the show and jim byrnes and brooks who created the show, they came to me and said we had a couple of ideas for scripps. just hang in there, like to use you again. what a blessing. you can imagine how thrilling that was. tavis: and the rest,

commissoner moore: we are just making room. so if you had smart cars, you would be able to pencil them in there? >> commissioners, on the motion to approve -- [roll call vote] so moved. commissioners, the motion passes unanimously, a 5-0. >> on the matter of the zoning requirements, i would be inclined to grant be requirements with the note that it is approximately a small area, and also they have a larger than normal requirement due to the nature of the adjacent properties. the adjacent properties also of fairly large lot coverage as well. so they are 15 feet. and finally, if anyone would like to appeal this decision, please give your contact in formation -- information to the staff planner. >> commissioners, that will place us on item 12, 197 ladley street. a request for discretionary review. this is an abbreviated analysis. >> staff won't start. i will call you up in a minute. >> having a little problem with the microphone there. good evening, commissioners. the proposal is for a 3-story single-family residence on a coral pa

commissioner moore: move to approve. >> second. >> commissioner antonini. commissioner moore. vice president miguel. president olague. some moved to the passes unanimously. places this under the commissioner's questions about matters. commission comments and questions. >> commissioner antonini. commissioner antonini: thank you. i would like to think some excellent staff members for their excellent work. first, johnny, for the update on the downtown plan, which i think was extremely well-done. some of that has been mentioned in the press, a summary of the findings that were in that report, and i think that the emphasis on the fact that our downtown area is one of the finest in the country as far as being dense, walkable, and a well-served by transit is a very important. i think the only thing i would say, it is not negative, but just not to judge our conclusions for the future from what has happened in the last 20 to 30 years. the fact that there are fewer professional -- or at least the same number of professional managerial type positions and corporate jobs in the downtown ar

commissioner moore: i look at this as a program e.i.r. with the particular time that this stance, and the architects with the original sketches are not even in business anymore. be that as it may, i would very much like to see this with some of the ideas that came in with the eastern neighborhood. this is tempered by the strong issues that underlie building in this neighborhood. quite a few things have changed. this falls within the policy decisions that we have made an i am concerned, relative to the deal, that this raises my concerns because we have a number of powerful systems, in this area. these need to be challenged, and they work with this commission very well, anyway. i would like to see the quality of the aspects to be more in line of what can be done, because there is as intense to create projects that challenge what they ask for us to do. >> i think we do have to pay careful attention to the final eastern neighborhoods decisions, because there were details, and may involve this and the allowances as part of the eastern neighbor

commissioner moore: no. vice president miguel: aye. president olague: aye. >> that motion passes 4-2. and that will place you on item 12. case north 20 11.0399 c, request on grove street for conditional use authorization. >> good evening. i am with the planning staff. this will allow development on a lot greater than 10,000 square feet and to approve the planned unit development at the southwest corner. the project would demolish an existing parking lot, a mixed use development containing 63 developments, approximately 5000 square feet of retail sales, 35 residential parking spaces, and two partial parking spaces. the development will be in two existing buildings including a lower three-story building containing town home units. i should note the commission approved a similar use on the site in 2008. the project before you today represents a reduction of the amount of retail space and on street parking. the sponsor is requesting a number of modifications from the planning code. this process gives flexibility from the strict application

joining me now michael isikoff and itn correspondent robert moore.chael, why does the department of justice care about a new jersey civil case that was settled in 2009? >> well, you're talking about the floor graphics incident in which is company alleged that news america which is the advertising division of news corp. had hacked sbo its come computer system on repeated occasions to steal information for competitive reasons. now that's come computer hacking. it's not phone hacking. the question is it part of a broader pattern of conduct here. >> on our shores? >> on our shores. if in fact proouch there would be a u.s. jurisdiction hook, which is something prosecutors in the united states would need. now, look, this is still in an early stage. there's a lot of moving pieces to this and there's a lot we don't know. the central allegation that trigger attorney general holder's directive last week was the claim that 9/11 victims in the united states had their phones hacked. as of now, we have no hard evidence that anything like that took place. we have o

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so i knew it was just a matter of time to find out who had gotten them. >> moore and the inmate alleged to have stolen his shoes work together in the prison laundry. >> so i just started making my plans how i was going to deal with it from then. it took me about four days. >> what took you four days. >> to get a knife and decide where i was going to get him at. >> moore says he decided to attack the inmate in a back hallway near the laundry. >> population has no accidents back there. just a few guys and that one officer. >> it was kind of surprising how calm and pragmatic he was in telling us the story about the stabbing incident. >> i'm not proud of it but i'm not ashamed of it either. that's what i feel like i had to do and i did it. >> had you tried talking to him before you stabbed him or -- >> it doesn't work like that. >> it doesn't work. >> moore went on to explain when his shoes first came up missing the inmate he later attacked claimed to have known who stole them. he allegedly told moore that the thief would give the shoes back in exchange for a valuable prison commodity, thre

and steve moore, is president obama a socialist? >> no, he's not a socialist, but everything he's done on the economy has had one underriding theme, and that is that he wants to radically redistribute income and that means taking money from the rich and from companies and giving it to lower income people and i think that's a philosophy that always fails and by the way, one other point. one reason, kim, that more companies don't speak out against these, the federal government is the biggest customer, to a lot of the companies. they worry if they complain they're going to lose a lot of business. >> the problem that they're experiencing now, though, stuart. they've now realized that without consumer demand picking up in this country. without people actually coming and buying their products, they're not going anywhere. and that is not going to be restored until people start having jobs, and those people are able to spend money and that's why they consider what president obama is doing as a weird political philosophy. >> james, last word

that was adrienne moore reporting. and we're just and we're just getting in these photos of the part of the rescue. rescuers say there are several islands in teh area, they're hoping some of the missing victims have reached those island. it's not clear what the condition of the survivors are. according to the company website that runs the tours, all of its tours are cancelled as of today. our own joe vazqeuz is on his way to san diego right now, where that company is based. we'll have more for you on this story at five o'clock tonight. a deadly shooting by bart police, under investigation by two agencies this afternoon. kristy siefkin is at bart headquarters in oakland a bloody night in the richmond area. three people were killed and several others injured in four separate incidents. at about 10:30 p-m on ruby street .. a 20 year old was shot and killed. a second victim in the shooting was injured. then at about 11 p-m police responded to another homicide on center avenue. fifteen minutes later a 27-year-old man was fa

commissioner moore? >> this is a little bit difficult, for the reasons we're sitting here, this is a good day. this shows something in the commission, but this commission has supported from the very beginning, with the department. for the first time, they have brought people together with industry and policies to come together and say that these are the reasons why we can and the reasons why we can't. i want to thank the department, for putting a presentation together with the scientific presentation that we will approve of in different ways, to make a good argument for something that no one can really argue about. i would move that we support this ordinance, and that we learn as we go along that there is always room for improvement. >> commissioner? >> i have a few questions. we have been through this before but i do not see a lot of dead birds on the streets in san francisco. somebody wrote a letter, recently, and this was interesting. he talked about the areas around the academy of science, that there

basically john mackey and moore saved this city from a terrible fate. >> john mackey was to accept his hall of fame ring in indianapolis, but man we remember he said no way. i played in baltimore. so here we are on a hot august night while this city was trying to persuade the nfl to come back, he got his ring. we would see john at special dinners, golf outings, and always in his honor and right by his side, sylvia, how is john doing? tonight john mackey dead at the age of 69. the moreover ravens were the first to report the news of john mackey's death this morning. in a statement, we are tremendously saddened to hear about the passing of john mackey and our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife, sylvia and his family. he will be sorely missed not only by his family, but also by the entire baltimore community. and general manager ozzie said john revolutionized the tight end position. we wanted to hear from you. we ask you to share your thoughts, stories of john mackey on our facebook fan page. william wrote in, a gift that athletes and a wonderful human being condolences to the family

i'm sonia matthews, senior interior designer with benjamin moore. here to talk to you about things i'm passionate about, color and design and how you can make your home even more beautiful. so here we are in this very typical, wonderful manhattan apartment. you walk in, it's an open floor plan, and you see every living space. so we have to find ways to use color to define these spaces. now, the bedroom is a very special place in most of our homes so i talked to the homeowner and tried to understand what she was really after in this space. take a look at these great drawer pulls that she actually installed herself. it's a wonderful detail, and it's given me an idea on how to turn this very bland and boring bedroom into a dramatic and rich boudoir. so here's dave. >> i checked out the place. we are ready to go. we have all the materials and we are using aura, which is self-priming and can be done in one coat. >> well, then let's get started. >> one thing to always remember is take your valuables into the center of the room and protect them with plasti

if we can create subcommittees' of the commission, commissioner moore has raised this issue. this could probably work in to have that kind of conversation with the small business commission. i will work with the city attorney on that. >> commissioner moore: the reason i ask for continuance is to not find the perfect answer but since we all stepped into this thing today with a lot of confusion of what was at the core of this. each of us in our own reading asked how does it fit together? it is in the -- staff has prepared a great answer. i have a hard time tracking. i do not have it in front of me. i believe genuinely in their good work and ability to pull it together but i wanted to give myself more time to reflect on it. i do want to make the right decision try it that is where i am coming from. real simple. no hidden motive here in terms of stalling. will stepped in -- we all stepped in saying what are we reading here?

the outboard area in the water in that area the and for dredging the open water mooring for the racing yachts themselves and to accommodate spectator yachts, that is a possibility as well. spectator yacht berthing is also proposed to the left outside the vision of the slide just for your information between the agricultural building and the bay bridge as well. and so this would be the place they would be working all the boats and making adjustments and where each of the teams would be centered. pier 26 and 28, to the left would be storage support facilities and the triangular lot inboard sea wall lot 330 would be support parking and further support activities for clean space compounds themselves or for parking for the event. and under the host agreement, this is long-term development of pier 30-32 and sea wall lot 330 would be triggered by the improvements that are being proposed by the event authorities. and while we were working diligently to come up with the details about the construction improvements and the ceqa analysis for the races, there are discussions underway about which of

mary tyler moor moris a factor fan. >> why hedge.ow old do i look? >> mary has become more conservative of late. i was most outspeaken. >> rush limbaugh calls me ted baxler. >> you learn to play it right down the wire. >> he was a brilliant actor. >> he's the funniest man i ever knew. >> nine floors up the fire escape. >> we appreciate you coming in and here and you are a honest guy and a patriot. >> i enjoy you. coming up. we sent jesse waters out to san francisco to investigate why that city would not obey federal law. >>> and we unleashed dennis miller. you will not want to miss. thanks to the venture card from capital one, we get double miles on every purchase, so me and the boys earned a trip to dc twice as fast! oh hi! we get double miles every time we use our card. and since double miles add fast... one more chariot please. ...we can bring the whole gang! i cannot tell a lie. he did it. right... it's hard to beat dole miles! read mlips -- no new axes! [ male announcer ] get the venture card from capital one, and earn double mi

we are left to remember how mackey and lenny moore called the city.ohn doctor.man remember that is. >> john mackey and lenny moore talked to the people to keep an explosive situation from happening them the went out to businesses and got food and sandwiches and they got donations and fed the people down at baltimore civic center. then they talk to the people called a very hard situation. they basically john mackey and lenny moore saved the city from a terrible fate. >> hall of famer baltimore colts and city hero, dead at 69. >>> the state of the dream act rest are maryland voters. the state board of elects announced there's enough signatures in the first place to put it on the bill on the ballot in november 2012. the dream act allows undocumented immigrants who meet certain requirements to pay in-state rates. one law marks has been fighting hard against the -- one lawmaker has been fighting hard against the measure. >> it's a victory in marylandbut sends a message across the country to other states that if you do this, the people will go to petition a

his real name is colton harris-moore.e started off as a small time juvenile deling kwent stealing food from neighbors out of necessity. he soon developed a taste for the finer things and bigger crimes. he stole fancy cars, even airplanes, covering a lot of ground before police finally caught up with him. ted rowlands reports. >> reporter: these are the famous feet of the barefoot bandit. his incredible game of catch me if you can came to an end in the bahamas after more than two years on the run. the saga of the barefoot bandit started here in the pacific northwest in the island communities north of seattle. it's where colton harris-moore learned how to steal and how to run from the law. colton moore grew up on beautiful camano island, a popular summer vacation spot. but according to child welfare reports, life at home in this trailer for colton was anything but a vacation. jackson holtz is a reporter at the herald in everett, washington and author of the book "fly, colton, fly". >> colton had to go fend for himself for d

commissioner moore: with respect to one of commissioner antonini 's questions about the america's cup, i think the environmental report has to be based on baseline conditions that exist today, if i am not mistaken. so anything in the future is not taken into consideration, is that correct? >> good afternoon, sarah jones with the planning department. we do need to take into consideration the environmental review cumulative projects, which the america's cup is a reasonably foreseeable project at this time, because we have all of our applications in and we are reviewing it. we did, and you'll see in your packet, add some language to the text of the negative declaration regarding the america's cup. clearly, the america's cup will result in some significant environmental impacts, but this project is not a sufficient size to contribute in any considerable way to many cumulative impacts from that. commissioner antonini: maybe you can answer my first question regarding the noticing period. it seems to me that being on highway 101 would require a longer noticing period. it was only 20 days, ap

they are upset about chief moore's decision to get help from two agents from i.c.e. the two agents specialize in dealing with gangs. chief moore says their role would be limited to gang investigations and they will not randomly seek out illegal immigrants. critics will hold a press conference this morning to explain their distrust of i.c.e. and the consequence of the program. >>> nasa ames at moffett field played key roles in the three decades of the space shuttle program. this morning the center will host a special news conference with the atlantis astronauts as they are on the final mission of the shuttle program. anser hassan joins us from moffett field with more. >> reporter: these are famous last words. light that engine one more time. with that, atlantis took off last week. they have been in space for a week. the reason it's historic is because this is the last time the shuttle goes into space. i'm joined by jack jack boyd from the nasa center. >> thank you. >> explain to us what is the mission of this crew up in space now in atlantis. >> the mission primarily

we have represented gwen moore, cecile richards ahead of planned parenthood. and a whole lot more. why are they all your? not because of the money because we can't afford to pay them a dime. not because they do have other educations because they'll be. they had because they know that and people are essential to making progressive change for reality. put another way, for the seventh year in a row of this conference most important person here is you. now, it sounds corny. i don't care. it's true. because you're the person who can leave your and make a difference. by finding the truth, by speaking the truth, to powerful

commissioners moore, sugaya, and antonini commented directly on the aesthetic. they thought that it didn't fit the neighborhood very well and that we need to address what it looked like. this is the result that we came up with. we now feel that it is sympathetic to the block and it is no longer loud or obnoxiously different. the new roof that is actually at the front actually serves a purpose. it's not a false roof with no intent. since we have shrunk our floor space, we actually had to move utilities and furnace into that space at the front of the house. that was due to the effort of trying to pull back the third and the fourth floors. we had to put it somewhere. i did -- commissioner sugaya was talking quite a bit about an effort to lower the building. i consulted with the structural engineer and licensed arborist, showed him our problem, the monterey sigh press being the issue and both reports in your packet, both recommend we do not excavate. we were able to lower the building which i think is

we are left to remember how he and leny moore called the city during the 1968 riot. john remembers. >> john mackey and lenny moore went to talk to the people to keep an explosive situation from happening. they went out into businesses and got food, sandwiches, and they got donations and fed the people at the civic and called a hard situation. basecally john mackey -- basey, john mackey and lenny -- basically, john mackey and lenny moore saved the city from a faith. >> john mackey, dead at 69. >>> carroll county sheriff deputies charged a man with destruction of property among other offenses after they say he kicked out a police cruiser's window. timothy flashman was released on 2500 dollars bond on monday after the incident. deputies say he was involved in an altercation with several people after taking his former girlfriend's truck without pernicious. >>> a trooper shot and killed a emu on the loose. the trooper shot the large bird july 1st in the wood of irish town road before residents complained. police say the bird appeared sickly but was behaving aggressively.

mary tyler moor moris a factor fan. >> why hedge. how old do i look? >> mary has become more conservative of late. i was most outspeaken. >> rush limbaugh calls me ted baxler. >> you learn to play it right down the wire. >> he was a brilliant actor. >> he's the funniest man i ever knew. >> nine floors up the fire escape. >> we appreciate you coming in and here and you are a honest guy and a patriot. >> i enjoy you. coming up. we sent jesse waters out to san francisco to investite why that city would not obey federal law. >>> and we >> the city of san francisco will not obey federal imgradings law and tried to legalize marijuana by bogus medical clinics and has a homeless problem. we sent jesse waters to the city by the bay to check it out. >> ♪ if you are going to san francisco. ♪ so what is san francisco all b. sex, drugs and rock-n-roll. >> open and understanding. >> how do you like san francisco >> where else in the united states can people have a naked bike ride and not get arrested. >> for streaking. >> exposing your children to

moore who is still in disbelief is thrilled.nce and sometimes that's all you need. it's going to be a great experience to meet her and it's going to make the ball more special for everyone. >> sergeant moore. >> he says his video started out as a bet with members of his platoon and was shot in two takes. the first one was without sunglasses but i was squinting too much because it was so bright so we shot the one i uploaded to youtube. the rest of the marines liked it so i posted it that day. while the balance cannot till november moore says he cannot thank everybody enough including his wingman justin timberlake. he writes jokingly. it's nice he can get over the jealousy to help a brother out. just kidding. >> the proud parents of that lucky sergeant russell and diane moore. thank you very much. and, russ, let me start with you. your son has served in iraq. he's now in afghanistan. it must warm your heart and that of your wife to see some down moments like that. that he's able to have fun and relax a little bit. >> it definitely

commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. commissioner miguel: aye. president olague: aye. >> so moved. it passes unanimously 5-0. you are on item 16. request for a conditional use authorization. commissioner moore: would you call it by name please? >> mycology's. -- my apologies. president olague: is a staff person available? ok, great. >> the afternoon, commissioners. it before you is a request for a conditional use authorization to allow wireless transmission facility consisting of no equipment cabinets operated by metro pcs. the proposed project complies with the requirement of the planning cut and is consistent with the 1996 facility guidelines. the proposed location is a preferred site for wireless transmission and it is the location preference. the project's sponsors comply with all of the strategic requirements. including holding a community outreach meeting within 500 feet of the proposed location. it will consist of maintaining a completely -- it is a service that is in demand for public goods. from the proposed facility, it was reviewed by

president olague: commissioner moore. commissioner moore: following up on a very strong statement by commissioner miguel, i'd like to say that i couldn't see a more appropriate building than retrofitting an existing been, which is very modest and very appropriate to its circumstance, as a housing unit for youth who come out of foster homes. i have a hard time using the word "youth at risk." i think these are youth who are being given a chance, and i'd like to turn the discussion around. i think the youth at risk almost implies that they have already come out of whatever, out of some kind of a criminal supervision, and that is not the case. we are observing youth who are carefully guided at a time when parental guidance ceased. and that's all it is. but looking at young potential residents who are looking for a place to live under affordable circumstances, and i do believe that the lar inn street facility is giving them that opportunity. back to the building at hand. i do not believe that a new building, the costs are skim

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i'm sergeant moore. but you can call me scotty. want to take a moment out of my day to invite you to the marine corps ball. november 18th. >>> it was a longshot but he took it. a marine serving in afghanistan needed a date for the marine corps ball so on a bet with a fellow marine, he made a youtube video and asked his favorite actress, mila kunis to go with him. mila kunis says she's trying to make it work and it turns out she might have a filming conflict but she'll try to make it work. i always thought i had a chance, said sergeant scott moore, and sometimes, he said, that's all you need. >>> the name sherwood schwartz may not ring a bell but his television creations including "gilligan's island" and the "brady bunch" a culture of americans who grew up in the '60s and '70s. he started out in radio writing jokes for bob hope and red skelton and found sitcom immortality in television. critics panned his shows but audiences loved them. "gilligan's island" lasted four seasons and so did "the brady bunch." both live on in memories an

[roll call] commissioner moore is expected to be absent. >> first on your calendar, the consideration of items proposed for a continuance. item 1 234 ninth street proposed for a continuance until september 15, 2011. we have received a request for a continuance for item 18. ddd at 2040 jackson street. a request for a discretionary review through july 27, 2011. all parties are in agreement on that segment. item 17, 610 el camino del mar, the request has been withdrawn due to a settlement. that is all i have. >president olague: that is -- is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. president miguel: i move 234 nonth street september 15 and also a continuance on item 18. >> second. >> on that motion to continue as proposed. commissioner antonini: aye. president miguel: aye. president olague: aye. . that motion passes unanimously, which places us on the consent calendar. these are items deemed to be a routine by the planning commission and will be acted on by a single roll call vote. there will not be any discussion amongst the public so requests. i have only one it

. >> and mila kunis has accepted sergeant scott moore's invitation to attend the marine corpse ball in greenville, north carolina, on november 18th. moore was stationed in afghanistan and posted a clip on youtube, asking kunis to go with him. >> encouraged by recent co-star justin timberlake via twitter, kunis replied, i'll do it, agreeing to be the sergeant's date. >> you watched the youtube clip, right? >> i did, it's great. >> he's not being serious? >> he's being a little over the top. but it's so cute, that he did that and she agreed to go. >> we'll have to hear from her afterwar afterwards. >>> this comes to us from massachusetts where drivers of one new car can take off in more ways than one. the federal government has given the green light for the transition. america's first flying car to hit the roads and runways. it's a two-seat prop plane that can fly the friendly skies and transform to hit the highway as a four-wheel roadster. they're expected to roll out next year with a $250,000 price tag, giving drivers a costly option for beating traffic jams. >> the future has arrived.