moore.s indicated we could not conclusively determine from the record by clear and convincing standard when representative waters told mr. moore that he should not act on behalf of one united. mr. moore has testified that he was unaware of representative waters' husband's financial interest in one united bank at the time that he sent the emails. for these reasons, we recommend that the record does not support a finding with clear and convincing evidence that he -- that a knowing violation of the house rules or other standards of conduct can be proved against mikael moore. nonetheless your outside counsel is troubled by the fact that mr. moore's testimony raises substantial issues of credibility. first, while mr. moore testified that he was unaware of representative waters' husband's financial interests in one united, at a subcommittee hearing on october 30, 2007, representative waters entered into the record a statement which indicated that her husband was both a board member of a minority b

moore. it is abundantly clear that representative waters told mr. moore he should not specifically assist one united. representative waters publicly stated, and i quote, "i told my chief of staff that i informed the chairman of the financial services committee about one united bank's interest that we were only concerned about small and minority banks broadly that the chairman of the financial services committee would evaluate one united's issue and make a decision about how to proceed." as her chief of staff, mr. moore's representative waters' most trusted and senior staff member. as such, she should be able to rely on him to follow her instructions. because of the record supports representative waters took the important step to instruct mr. moore not to specifically assist one united, we recommended in the report, mr. chairman, to this committee, that the evidence does not support a finding by clear and convincing evidence that representative waters failed to supervise her staff. mr. chairm

exclusively from your benjamin moore retailer.esign consultation with me, candice olson, at benjaminmooresweeps.com. >>> in bonnie and velma's house, the stairs were treacherous. bonnie fell down them not too long ago. we are replacing the stairs. i brought my friend ursula and her team. how are we marrying the old with the new? >> we took a template of each step. we leveled the stairs, the treads. and it's awesome. >> one we stain these stairs, we put in the new ballsters with obviously our railing and our post. it will look like new. no matter if the space is old or new, it is important to keep organized. so as we renovate this old house, we ought to make sure that bonnie and velma have plenty of closets. i have julia here to transform. what are we doing? >> we're putting in a pantry and a couple of different coat closets. in this particular space, it's narrow -- >> the narrow hallway that is unique to these brooklyn apartments. >> we didn't want two feet of closet to come out here. >> right. >> we found a solution for just a fo

moore today. mr. moore has made many of those arguments previously to this committee and to standing committee. in addition he has made those arguments during prior testimony before outside counsel. one of mr. moore's main points today is that we, as outside counsel, found that we could not establish a clear and convincing evidence that mr. moore new of representative waters financial interest in oneunited in september of 2008, or that we established the date on which representative waters directed him not to work on oneunited matters. in fact, mr. moore started his testimony today by reading a line from my report to the committee. stating that we could not establish the date and direction from representative waters by a clear and convincing standard. but mr. moore did not read the very next sentence which we believe put that in context. that sentence states, nonetheless, there is evidence in the record to allow the waters committee to determine the representative waters chief of staff should have kno

he calls chief moore one of the most respected in the country. moore is said to leave after almost two years as the official police chief of san jose. that's how long anthony bath was chief of oakland police. he was up for the san jose police chief job against moore in 2011, left oakland citing lack of support from city hall. for moore it may have been pressure from within his own force, coming close to the vote of no confidence from the union. >> they really didn't have any complaints against moore. >> police officers wanted, i think, someone to be on a crusade and to be denouncing the city administraon, which would have been quite improper for the chief to do. >> i got some calls from people very high in the poa that said we are against this. >> reporter: among close circles, more had complained that the city was making too many cuts, jeopardizing public safety. >> he has been saying that privately to me and to other people, that i've told city hall that you reach a point where as a professional i can't go along with it anymore. >> reporter: wh

moore.e cannot determine when ms. waters told mr. more not to assist with oneunited. for these reasons, recommend that the record does not support a finding with clear and convincing evidence that he in knowing violation of house rules or other standards of conduct to be proved against mr. more. nonetheless, you're outside counsel is troubled by the fact that his testimony raises substantial issues of credibility. >> first, he testified that he was underwear are representative waters has been a financial interest in one united at a subcommittee meeting in 2007. representative waters said on record that her husband was both a board member of the minority bank and a stockholder in oneunited. she did this because she noted on the record that she believes disclosure is important. mr. more denied this portion of the statement. second, representative waters at disclosed for husband's stock holdings in financial statements. at third and most importantly, representative waters stated would haveoore'

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commissioner moore -- commissioners moore and borden were in attendance, if they have any comments inegards to the meeting. in addition to what i had said. >> i will just say that as a consequence, just so people -- the public knows, we have not noticed the position yet for the commission secretary. so we are working with the department of human resources to get closure on the process that we're going through so that we can actually post the position and hopefully people will find a replacement for the year end. >> thank you. i did have one other item and that is in regards to mention, in the press about proposal that is come to the board of supervisors. one would assume it will also be heard in our hearings. and that is proposal by supervisor wiener and jointly proposed by board president david chiu that would allow projects in the the future to have car share units that would not be counted against their allowed residential parking ratio. and i think this is a great idea. because it allows the best of two worlds, and makes projects more viable. anyway we'll see which direction this

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moore? >> while i'm very concerned as well as sympathetic to the specialness to the setting, i'm looking at what staff is analyzing for us to look at. this is a code compliant project, it doesn't ask for exceptions or for variances or for any other things which would trigger it to be exceptional or extraordinary and there is no restriction on a 20 foot lot in terms of far [inaudible] which are exceeded in what is proposed here, and i'm not even commenting as to whether or not or like this contempt rarely piece of architecture and i have to bite my tongue that i am completely enamored of it but that is not in front of me, it is a code compliant project which goes under a question of taste because we're not talking about the type of architecture we discussed a few weeks ago at pacific heights. having said that, i really need to look at circumstance, we have a building designed by the same architects which was approved. there's apparently nothing which documents that a future addition could not

commissioner moore? >> moved to approve items four and six as described. >> second. >> ok. >> the city attorney has suggested that we make sure that the -- the requests we're speaking on item number five that those speakers understand that they do indicate that they're opposed to the project that when they come to speak they have pulled us off the consent calendar. and i'm not sure who they are. you might want to call their names again. >> nancy grip ler and -- >> you want to pull that item off consent? >> so we're going to -- >> do you want us to pull the item off consent so that you can speak to the item? thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners a motion on the floor for items four and six for approval as proposed on that motion commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> moore? >> aye. >> commissioner antonini >> aye? those a'ms have been approved as proposed. you're not at commissioner's questions and matters. item number eight is consideration of draft minutes from your regular meetin

to lift 1250 is arbitrary, i agree, with commissioner moore. if somebody is renting out ten spaces, why not change that also, the 1250. i think you made good cases. we are approving * projects with no parking. we'd like parking else where maybe to satisfy that and have people not rent in those spaces. why 1,250 on -- >> personally, i think there is an argument for that. this legislation we were really focused on the people who were renting up to five, so we decided not to, you know, open up the larger policy issue for all parking, but i think there is a very valid argument. i understand the rationale behind the 1250, but for the reasons i have stated -- sounds like you are agreeing -- there are some issues with it. but in this particular legislation we were focused on the people renting up to five, so we just didn't go beyond that. >> so it seems -- i'm supportive. seems like it is a minor change. i would also look at that 1250 for more spaces. maybe it is not citywide. maybe it is five blocks but does seem like the two and a half blocks is som

commissioner katherine moore. >> here. [ indiscernible ] >> commissioners, the first category are items proposed for continuance. item 1 is an intent to initiate sponsor planning code amendments to fixer -- fix errors to the planning code continued to 2012. item 2 is public outreach and engagement. item is proposed for continuance to october 25th, 2012. commissioners, further on your calendar, item 13a and b, case 20012.001c, d for 2175 market street, request for conditioning use authorization and variances. the item is me posed for continuance to september 20th, 2012. the preliminary mitigated negative delegation was yesterday, so you cannot hear it at this time. as you continue the 13a on the administrative, we will take action to continue the variances. >> thank you. >> i'm not aware of any other item on the calendar proposed for continuance. >> public comment on the items for continuance? >> can you speak into the microphone and state your name for the record, please? >> sorry. good afternoon, martin brezak. resident on 15th street. and it sounds like there might be an extension or

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moore: that's lovely to have a picasso here. brown: you do give the opportunity to relate in scale to trees and other things and not just the building. moore: all my argument was not to have pieces that are attached to the building. you know, it becomes like reliefs, it's a decoration to the architecture. brown: yes, yes, yes. i think you should have a sculpture that's separate from the architecture to give scale to the architecture and to the sculpre. brown: yes. narrator: it would prove to be calder's last work of epic proportions, and he would approve its fabrication one week before his death. ( machine whirring ) the ultimate space for calder's work was the third major element in the building's design. the space-frame and main skylight would be nstructed 80 feet above the level of the concourse floor, creating a lofty canopy with a 500-ton steel frame. using aluminum and dble- paned insulating glass, it would span 16,000 square feet-- more than a third of an re-- culminating in a public space unique in architecture. and it w

moore, your witness. >> thank you. mr. gilder, you have written eloquently in your bestselling book about the virtues of capitalism. i learned, i learned my respect for capitalism from reading your book many, many years ago. i wanted to ask you this, can our system of free market capitalism and entrepreneurship that you talk about, you've been talking about for 50 years now, can that really happen? can that continue to flourish without wall street? >> i think wall street's a place, and it's come to epitomize a series of great big banks too large to fail and increase white housely 'em -- incestuously embroil with the the fed and the white house. and that system should act. [applause] i think that they should have been allowed to go broke. [applause] >> let me interrupt you right there, sir. so you talk a lot about this, and i will concede the point that there is too much of an incestuous relationship between wall street and the people who are supposed to regulate them and the congressmen who were supposed to oversee them. i

commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: i want to also say that i think we new he to be very careful looking at the rapid spread of formula retail. i think to activate and make market street the destination it used to be, at least in certain parts, we need to have bookstores, we need to have art, we need to have all kinds of things, which really speak to the uniqueness of san francisco and not let it just be like the large chain store type of assembly of enterprise. the other thing is i hope that the department has enough support, enough time, and the support from the pac to also engage architectural efforts and building renovation as it occurs as we speak, to really speak about the larger issues that move you, and that is touching on materiality uses, how can you prepare for having your lobby indeed be more interacteddive is what's going to come. and i think if you have that support then i strongly encourage that you work very closely with the process to make that happen. >> president fong: commissioner borden. >> commissioner borden: -- venue is opportunity to plug for two blocks o

>> commissioner moore? >> this project's a challenge to me because of what i believe in the intent of the eastern neighborhoods, there is a rigor in the way this building presents a response which i am concerned about. it has been my concern all along that bh the rubber hit it is road and you come to physical design, rather than to zoning, that there is a trailing legislation that does not require the sensitive transition from old to new, so [inaudible] kind of structure which does not on the transitional corners respect what is there. my request for an architect would be to do something where you transition from a five storey to the adjoining buildings, particularly as this building now tries to address hill street, i think his response to hill street has to be really more reflecting of the general character of that street. that doesn't mean it has to mimic the adjoining height or it needs to make a gesture. i would like to remind this commission on the discussion and the long battle we had when we discuss

. >>> commissioner moore. >> there is no doubt that this commission has and continues to support the corridor development. i would like to cast the questions i asked a little bit broader. i am a little concerned about the piecemealing and fragmentation of process. when the eir was approved in february i think it was, there were clear instructions the description of station design, part of how the eir went, was not at all conclusive to what is intended, what is in front of us today has not added anymore detail but i clearly understand what is applied. i have had lengthy discussions with ms. wadi who herself doesn't have answers which haven't been created. what we are approving is really not much more than the head house with the implied understanding that there will be potentially the building, a three-dimensional object part of the review. and one part a station entrance and one in part of t.o.d. that may or may not materialize. this implies transitory is an indication of use of site that is implied in the word that. is what the practice does. i do think that should be part of disclo

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. >>> san jose police chief chris moore surprised even city hall insiders by announcing his plans to retire. the chief has only been on the job for 18 months. he talked about what led to his decision. >> reporter: chris moore walked into a packed news conference with a smile. he's been with the department for 27 years but now says he wants to spend more time with his family. >> there's never a good time, there's never a bad time. for me and my family, this is the right time. >> reporter: gang shootings and homicides have residents in arms. there's been concern about not enough officers on the streets. last year the chief had to lay off officers because of budget constraints. an additional 69 have since retired. >> clearly our scenario here and what we're facing had something to do with it. i'm not kidding you. i am disappointed we weren't able to get some things done through negotiation that i wish we had. >> reporter: whoever takes the position next will have a challenge dealing with the mayor and city council. >> it's been a dismal picture for a while and it's getting worse. i thin

. >>> san jose police chief chris moore surprised even city hall insiders by announcing his plans to retire. the chief has only been on the job for 18 months. he talked about what led to his decision. >> reporter: chris moore walked into a packed news conference with a smile. he's been with the department for 27 years but now says he wants to spend more time with his family. >> there's never a good time, there's never a bad time. for me and my family, this is the right time. >> reporter: gang shootings and homicides have residents in arms. there's been concern about not enough officers on the streets. last year the chief had to lay off officers because of budget constraints. an additional 69 have since retired. >> clearly our scenario here and what we're facing had something to do with it. i'm not kidding you. i am disappointed we weren't able to get some things done through negotiation that i wish we had. >> reporter: whoever takes the position next will have a challenge dealing with the mayor and city council. >> it's been a dismal picture for a while and it's getting worse. i thin

moore. nonetheless, we're troubled by the fact that mr. moore's testimony raises substantial issues of credibility. first, while mr. moore testified that he was unaware of 'ssses waters' husband financial interests in one united, misses waters entered into the record -- miss waters and into the record that her husband was a stockholder and board member of one united. she said she believed disclosure was important pearson -- was important. mr. moore night knowledge. representative waters disclosed her husband's stock holdings in her statement. representative waters stated that mr. moore have known of her husband's stock holdings in one united. mr. moore testified that he personally interpreted the instructions from misses waters -- misses -- miss waters. the record is clear that representative waters instructed otherwise. the chief counsel of the financial services committee testified that mr. moore told her that his office had a conflict of interest and were stepping back from the one united

i mean, commissioner moore? >> i would like to say it would have to be a realistic room, 9 feet is not -- >> i mean, to me, three feet seems to me more of a -- it gives you the setback visually what you're looking for, a total of five feet setback which we've done before on other projects. >> we're setting it back 2 and a half. >> this is being characterized as a study, not a bedroom. >> right, but the back part of the addition which is also a bedroom, the whole thing is one -- that room is one thing, the whole rest of the thing is the total addition. >> commissioner antonini. >> i think while we're trying to do the designing on the spot, it's pretty difficult, the number of immediate neighbors who have come out and expressed concerns and the impact this will have on the block, i really think we should continue, and i believe i'm going to make a motion to continue for about a month and see what we could work on based on what has been said today instead of trying to chop a couple of feet off here and there. i thi

moore the motion man from the gun. palmer throws. caught by moore. first down raiders inside the 20. cortez allan there for pittsburgh. >> dan: good rhythm. fires a fast ball right in the zone. moore gets it and gets the catch, big first down on third down for the raiders. >> ian: darius heyward-bey now along oakland sideline working with the trainer. giordano has leg cramps he's get an i.v. in the locker room. hagan along with rod streater, rookie out of temple. >> dan: here is streater and hagan. >> ian: first down just inside the 20. rush coming. palmer gets rid of it. come backer for streater then hit by taylor. >> dan: because of injuries in the preseason streater was the raiders leading receiver. very comfortable with his quarterback, carson palmer. >> ian: it's a finger injury for heyward-bey. lost jacoby ford in the preseason for the rest of year he was a big weapon for carson palmer. second and five now for the raiders. palmer over the middle. finds a soft spot there with denarius moore he's cut down right at the ten yard line just short of

commissioner moore: i thank you for your update. the owner -- >> there is no intent at this time but they're trying to provide life safety upgrades for the assembly use. there was discussion about the bank teller counter. the planning staff has come up with a compromise to keep portions of that so that they can provide a large assembly space, and they felt that this was a very reasonable compromise. >> and forever young -- those are uses in the buildings that are hard to manage? this sounds like a very appropriate way of going through this. >> thank you. >> commissioners, before we go further, all of the surrounding the door, you create a fire hazard. i need you to move over to the other side of the room, or find a seat, if there is one available. thank you. commissioners, this is the 15- minute general public comment category, where members of the public can talk about things that fall within the jurisdiction with regard to agenda items. each member of the public may address you for three minutes each. i do not have any speaker car

commissioner moore: i am generally supportive of what is in front of us. i have one question and that is to the mayor's office of housing. does the housing trust fund also have a set aside for small site acquisitions? >> the housing trust fund in and of itself does not. the inclusion dairy program -- inclusionary program, a 10% of the fees collected through the program are set aside for small site acquisition. we're in the process of researching how to implement that and it is the intent of the mayor's office of housing to create a small size program in by the inclusion very fees collected by the office or the housing trust fund. >> i am encouraged by your answer. i hope you will also look at the site size in order to generate the most for the buck. this is too small to generate the maximum number of units not just by zoning but by dimension and existing rules. i hope that you will find not only the idealized prototype of housing but also make sure the size -- side is conducive for getting the most for the lease. >> we're looking at both those issues in de

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of this film but it's interesting when you have a political documentary saying something or michael moore, "nightline" did some stories and some of the other movies they called him an american populist in the grand tradition. when they were covering 2016 they denigrated it, they disregarded it and they mocked it. >> jon: they loved michael moore gets invited on the tonight show. >> wins academy awards. [ laughter ] >>> what he is tapping in to the media have let obama emerge to becoming president, for decades 6 his life are virtual unknowns. all his pot smoking group in high school none of them are being interviewed. any reporter or digger or documentary, they do take the trouble to do the work, automatically gets attention. the gang of 500 doesn't want to do it. >> we talked earlier about the power of tweets and how they can influence the narrative. here is an examine, a political writer for the san francisco chronicle. this week she re-tweeted from code pink, karl rove will be in the sf bay, join us on 9/11 where karl speaks. she says she doesn't endorse the tweets but the question, he