moore says she's not only innocent but hopes to someday be compensated for her time in jail.an in detail. >> i want disney to create and search for prince charming and they find me the perfect man and then we go in dates on all the disney world theme parks and he'll have to dress up like prince charming and i have to dress up like cinderella. i think that would be a good reality show all the guys that glass slippers and the only slipper that fits me is the guy i want to marry and then i marry at the cassle and i marry at the cassle i want mickey mouse and minnie and all of them at my wedding and goofy and donald duck. >> that sounds like the wedding to be at. >> the wedding of the century. >> for the time being moore's cassle is a 12 x 7 foot cell. >> that's it, but i think when you really get hit that you're in jail is when you lie down. it was like concrete. my dog has a softer bed. it's hard. it's a hard mattress. and they've been reused so many times they're like covered five times over so they've got the musty smell, and so you wonder how many bacterias you're breathing

commissioner moore: correct. you have to create a landing around where the fireplace flue comes through and walk around that, go left, and null from there. force -- and pull in from there. commissioner miguel: can i ask for comment from project sponsor? >> so in looking at the proposal by ms. moore, it sounds like 3 feet in is what is being requested, which we specifically looked at the deck and we stood up -- not the deck, but the roof, and looked at the sides and looked at whether it would be worth it to do something up there if we were to shrink the size. if you are going in 3 feet on that side, the whole way, there is still reducing the amount by a significant portion. one of the things that we suggested in our response to the discretionary -- in response for the application for discretionary review was to have essentially the parapet wall at 5 feet from the building and van a glass wall for the rest of the way. and that way it would still allow us to have the same amount of room on the deck and allowing ligh

commissioner moore: you can't. you have to go around the fire flue. >> and just that side that is abutting the rear yards to the houses. and that is 3 feet. by about 14. so allow them to circulate around the chimney. so it would be about 40 square feet you are losing. >> i am confused about which 40 square feet. you are talking about the side with the two window spaces? >> we are talking about the side that is away from the spiral staircase. >> that is the opposite side of the building where the d.r. requester is complaining about. >> isn't his building abutting yours? >> he is on the other side. >> it is on the opposite side. the d.r. fileer is on the opposite side of where we are suggesting to move it in. commissioner moore: i don't think we can resolve this year. i would like to state it is a concern because if you live that way, it is absolutely horrible. and as a commission working with the department should develop more sensitized guidelines by which we encourage roof decks because it is a provision and expan

commissioner moore: ok. >> yes. and it's the -- they've combined drawings of three different plans on the one which is a little bit confusing, i have to agree. but it's the -- it's the -- it's the drawings farthest to the right on that last set of plans. which represents the project with the one-story obstruction or pop-out. commissioner moore: yes, i understand. but the additional description he made about o mitting the front door which leads next to the garage of the ground floorp unit, that is a verbal description he's making without us having any evidence of how it modifies the unit. 2.1 commissioners that is the second drawings under the -- the blue or whatever tab. >> i might clarify, commissioner. commissioner moore: very interesting mr. paul. i only have two tabs on my drawings. the other commissioners have three tabs. i'm speaking really in the absence tab. so my criticism actually evaporates because i don't have that form attached next to mine. >> is it possible that the tab itself is gone and the pages, a

commissioner moore: correct. you have to create a landing around where the fireplace flue comes through and walk around that, go left, and null from there. force -- and pull in from there. commissioner miguel: can i ask for comment from project sponsor? >> so in looking at the proposal by ms. moore, it sounds like 3 feet in is what is being requested, which we specifically looked at the

commissioner moore: i think the application is well documented. i think it is easy to see that within the overall block, a larger building is quite all right. unfortunately, in many of these older homes, because of the length of the building, property line windows were there, and they originally sold ownership units. the building is mostly would -- wood construction. it creates hardship, i knowledge that. -- acknowledge that. i think the shape of the building is trying to address that in the best form it can. i would like to ask the commission to look at drawing a2.2, which is the third and fourth floor. i would like to also to look at the three the illustration -- 3d illustration from the northwest rear corner. what catches my attention in this drawing -- i believe the roof deck which is proposed as an expansion to the rear, sitting at the edge of the proposed addition, is too large, partially because it would allow people who stepped to the railing to look back at the other properties. i happen to know how uncomfortable that is. do you all have

olague r commissioner moore. commissioner moore: i want to thank ms. lieberman and mr. williams for being a living testimony to the success of the work in the early 80's. and couldn't be a better presentation than those people who actively thought it out and thought about it and see it success. i come from professional practice that created some of the buildings and discussed much of the art including the developer who is really made this happen. and it's realfully that area where my confidence is that it would work to fix that part of it. and there is maturity and there is local, international experience and public spaces but also in working with artists who are able to rise to the challenge and meet iing a large kind of art scene that has created successful development in the district. and to that be expanded and would be wonderful. and will be an exhilarating idea as the city is growing and maturing and with the good planings and buildings with the select addition of art could add an additional component to create a thread throughout the city. is this a good time to

commissioner miguel: commissioner moore? commissioner moore: and i am going to let this project go by and the d.r. requester is not here to participate in the dialogue and that is too bad. but adding 460 square foot deck on top of a residence is kind of -- doesn't quite ring true to me. and i find it not as kind of in tune with what we're trying to do here, but this is not going to affect how i vote on this, but i will be happy to work with the residential team to really talk about what it means and invite you all to my house to see what it can really mean. >> we'll take you up on that. commissioner moore: my pleasure. >> a christmas party. secretary avery: thank you. okay then. and commissioners, the motion on the floor is to not take d.r. and to approve the project as currently propoedz. on that motion, commissioner antonini. >> aye. >> commissioner borden. >> aye. >> commissioner fong. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> commissioner miguel. >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya. >> aye. secretary avery: thank you, commiss

commissioner moore. commissioner moore commissioner moore: i appreciate the voices that have come to the meeting. i echo everyone's concerns. this group has been sitting since 2008, repeatedly and in accelerated fashion. this is the crescendo. voices are loud and clear. the lack

commissioner moore. commissioner moore commissioner moore: i appreciate the voices that have come to the meeting. i echo everyone's concerns. this group has been sitting since 2008, repeatedly and in accelerated fashion. this is the crescendo. voices are loud and clear. the lack of definition on what an institutional master plan needs to be, as in section 3 04 0.5, makes it difficult to drive the point home further than what is in front of us. i just want to perhaps support and elevate what commissioner miguel said. given the fact that we are here with a very complete, comprehensive, attractive imp's from other city institutions, i would like to say that this is barely in the lower tier. it looks good, have the right graphics cover, the snappy binding, the heavy cover, heavier than any part of the content that is what is expressed in here. this is basically a light weight pr document, using commissioner miguel's words. since the definition in the code does not require anything other than that, i regret a

michael moore, very exciting. but first, mitt romney sat down with a new hampshire newspaper editorial board, and while he was sitting down with that editorial board he said something really funny. >> i think you'll find that i've been as consistent as human beings can be. >> i've been -- yeah. just to be clear that i'm not taking this out of context, mitt romney is not talking about like his consistency as if he's a pudding or something. he really is asserting that he has been as consistent in his positions as a politician as a human being can possibly be. mitt romney. to prove, it here's the full context. >> the nice thing about writing a book is that i can lay out what i believe on a wide array of issues to face the country. and i think you'll find that i've been as consistent as human beings can be as i look at those issues and as i try and apply those principles to government. i cannot state every single issue in exactly the same words every single time. and so there are some folks who obviously for various,

moore? >> no. >> olague? it passes 5-1, with commissioner moore voting against. >> thank you. you are now at commissioner's questions and matters. item 5 is consideration of adoption. october 13, 2011 minutes. following the public comments and any modifications or changes that you may have, we would like to see if you will a year -- if you will adopt this draft now. >> accommodations? public comment is closed. commissioner miguel: i move for the adoption to move -- >> to adopt the draft minutes of october 13. commissioner moore has stepped away. olague? miguel? aye. >> are there any other matters? >> i have an item. commissioner miguel: during the last week, i have met with jill landon, from the arts commission and others regarding the items on the calendar and i have met with supervisor malia on cell phone towers in her district and a few other matters. this is regarding 2135 greenwich. hopefully, director ramm will talk about being at the meeting at dbi, regarding the project tracking system that is about to actually start action. the team that is going to put this into plac

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it was lenny moore. >> well, moore was an all american half back for the baltimore colts named rookie of the year in 1956. >> it sickened thousands of people two years ago where doctors discovered a new strain of the swine flu. next in medical alert. >> why doctors say over-indulging in holiday cheer could lead to serious health problems. >> if you are into christmas, is >> in "medical alert" the holidays are a great excuse for a party. over-indulging in holiday cheer could lead to heart problems. erika edwards has more. >> ice cream, liquor, chocolate. that's enough to get me in the holiday spirit. but over do the spirits, and you might end up in the hospital. >> it comes not necessarily from binge drinking, but just from going out and partying too much. >> about a third of patients that come to his emergency room between thanksgiving and new year's have something called holiday heart syndrome. it affects those who aren't use today drinking very much who then over-indulge in holiday get togethers. their heart rate speeds up. >> blood pressure can drop. you get light headed as well as

commissioner moore: ideas were presented. some provided answers, and as always, there was a huge group of new questions. very insightful first set of questions came from the bay trail, describing at least eight very specific projects which would be advantageous to be accomplished. at some point, perhaps we can get a presentation. very positive response by everybody who heard it. along fisherman's wharf in the jefferson street area, which makes so much sense. i think there will be a major push to understand how that really can help the city as a direct benefit from the america's cup. i will report on the other details as they come up. there was solid discussion, and i am positive that the right people are sitting at the table. commissioner antonini: often, we discuss ways, the subject of one of our items last week was to foster greater public participation or planning issues, and i think that is a great topic. we are not alone in disappointing public participation. the election on tuesday, i think if we are lucky, we might get

commissioner moore? commissioner moore: i have a question with one of the drawings. the orange line tracking through on a number of streets -- you see that? south of tehema, west of third street, behind the museum of modern art. is there in orange line? >> there are some crosshatch lines on the map. they represent alleyway improvements, key alleyway improvements identified by the community and various community documents. the plan would support endorsement for which we are not doing specific design, they would be mapped and policy endorsed in the plan, but they are not focus areas for our specific design efforts. commissioner moore: that is important to know. as we are dealing with buildings and projects, it is important to hold them up with the connections. the second question i have, and i may be completely wrong, you were talking about the height along the freeway corridors. at some point, i was assuming that much of the media parcels on either side of the freeway are owned by caltrans, which means we would not have any ability to discuss that. we had a project a

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commissioner miguel: commissioner moore? commissioner moore: that is the second on commissioner sugaya's motion. i would like to clarify for the commissioner antonini, once architect morris is no longer under contract with the yee family, his work cannot be used as the basis for approval because he will not be the architect of record. just because you paid for the initial service of the sketch does not entail a legal obligation for us because he is not the architect of record anymore. i would going to say that the number of people which was attended to assist the applicant in this case and them all having disappeared as unnecessarily added to my level of confidence that we have really anything which we can resolve. i think the fact that we have spent considerable amount of time continuing the project and expressing support for everybody to work with each other and have incredible professionals who have done work and is one of the commissioner and have projects approved tells mes that that there is something amiss here. i am

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michael moore is holding himself out as part of this 99%, yet he's worth millions.in the clip. raise my taxes, raise my taxes. i think he's dishonest because if he really believed that, he would just give over his money. he's saying raise my taxes and then i'll pay more? >> this is the amazing thing. leer jet limousine liberals like michael moore, how many times has he been on private jets and gulf streams. how many times has michael moore -- how many millions does he have? >> how is his carbon footprint? >> how are his films districtd? firms like goldman sachs and other bill wall street banks -- big wall street banks are the companies that distribute his films. so how can he stand there with a straight face and say i'm part of the 99% when he's happy to take their money and make money from them. >> it's the ultimate -- he's the ultimate hypocrite. any of the years he's been making millions he could have chikd the box to the irs and contributed money. has he done that? no. >> liberals are only generous with our money. >> i said how would you deal with this, rudy? no

moore, back to pass, and look out for number 91. sacked by ryan kerrigan, moore fumbles, recovered by steven boeing. kerrigan's second forced fumble in the game. redskins would end up with another field goal. fourth quarter, washington trails 13-9 on first and goal. have to score a touchdown. guess what? yep. intercepted. this time by carlos danceby, grossman's second interception of the game. so that leads to this. miami with the ball, reggie bush in motion. gets the handoff around the end. breaks some tackles and takes it in for an 18-yard touchdown. the dolphins beat the redskins, 20-9. winning their second in a row. washinredskinshim. another historically bad performance. mike shanahan has lost five straight for the first time in his coaching career. and the redskins as a franchise have lost five straight for the first time in a decade. >> a very promising start to our season. and we liked our football coming into the season. you know, it just shows you how quickly things can change in this league, to have lost five consecutive