moore has become a very high-maintenance inmate.tion where they have to recognize a person in crisis. people like sergeant merman have that training and ability to get in there and resolve it before it gets to the crisis state. >> we've informed everybody on all four shifts that she's on weight management. everything that happens with that cell regarding food needs to be documented, how much she received on canteen, missing items, everything. so, we're taking all precautions to make sure she does not declare a silent hunger strike. >> moore's change in appearance since her most recent mug shot also poses a potential security issue. >> dee dee? >> that could be an escape risk, god forbid she gets away from us. the photograph says it's blond, but really she's a brunette, so that is a high security risk. most of our inmates who stay a long time have appearance adjustments throughout their stay. we definitely want to get an update on their mug shot. >> moore, you know we're taking you down to booking right now because we want to get a n

. >> gideon moore, go ahead, sir. >> i strongly disagree with that assertion. when he came into power, he had a tremendous majority in congress. filibuster-proof majority in the senate. and he chose not to work with republicans. at that time olympia snowe, susan collins, moderate republicans who worked traditionally with democrats of the past, he focused on getting the health care law passed through without considering the republican option. i think that poisoned the well for moving forward. i would strongly disagree in term of the fact he had plenty of chances, especially the first two years to deliver on the promises he made, he didn't. even during that period he wasn't working and chose not to work with republicans. >> next up is phil in hendersonville, north carolina. he's on our line for independents. go ahead, phil. >> hi, i wanted say i think despite the media blackout, gary johnson's going to have a profound impact on this election and even more so in four years. he's got my vote because the democrats are -- they talked and killed 170 children in drone

>> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> no. >> commissioner sugaya? >> no. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> that motion passed 5 to 2 with commissioners moore and sugaya voting against. >> and move to allocate 1,375,0 77 annual space [speaker not understood]. >> second. >> commissioner moore. >> this project before us today would be looked at its own merit. this is a terrific project and part of a terrific plan. i find its architectural solutions, i find its response to the urban context by itself and in the context of the plan strong and convincing. however, for the other reasons that i stated during the previous motion that i will not be able to support this in any future aspect of the project. >> commissioners, the motion on the floor is to approve the allocation of the annual office development limitation program. on that motion, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> no. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> th

commissioner kathrin moore? >> here. >> commissioner sugaya? >> here: here. >> commissioner antonini? >> here. >> thank you, we have a full commission today. commissioners, at the time of the printing of this calendar there were no items proposed for continuance and i'm happy to say that there are still no items being proposed for continuance. the first category on calendar is the consent calendar. item 1 and 2 makeup the consent calendar. those items are considered to be routine. could you take your equipment outside or turn it off? thank you. there will be -- these items will be acted on 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 public or staff so request. in that event, the matter or matters will be removed from consent and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. i have been informed by a member of the public that item 1 will be pulled from consent. but just for the record, i'll read them both. item 1 is case no. 2012.109 7c for

>> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> no. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> thank you, commissioners, the motion passed 6 to 1 with commissioner moore voting against. >> second, adopt findings that new shadows and the project, that the project would cast on eight open spaces would not be adverse to those spaces, allocate the absolute cumulative shadow limits to the project. >> second. >> six open spaces. >> commissioner moore? >> i think it might be appropriate for me to repeat my objections to the specific aspect of the project based on how i voted last week. and for those people who were not here last week the planning commission and park and rec together considered shadows cast by this project, however simultaneously we considered shadows cast by 11 other potential building which will not come based on their own merit in front of this commission and can reach a cumulative approval motion for 12 buildings casting shadows on 7 of 9 -- san francisco park which are protected under pr

morris but they also knocked off mrs bobby moore mr robert moore commits a crime mrs bobby moore youactually see right in the book now the actual lists how do you know or out of the republicans know as they're doing this down in florida that they're actually taking out voters who are likely to vote democratic oh well let's put it this way right next to mrs bobby moore is a name it says b l a because on on all florida voter registrations the race is listed and they're using this is the data match it didn't matter that the first two names didn't match by their algorithms there's a oh that's how robert gets away he changes the name to bobby and is six but since they're both b l eight we know that mrs bobby moore is a criminal now who gives them these datasets and the answer goes back to karl rove and data trusts the koch brothers in the themis data mining operation and a guy named ken langone who's a one million dollar donor to the romney campaign he's the guy that the first black out list for katherine harris so the saying i was i a corporation of texas it was a corporation called data

aye. >> moore. aye. >> sugaya. aye. wu. aye. >> fong. aye. >> thank you. that's been approved as proposed. * >> are there any questions in matters? >> commissioner antonini. >> couple items in the news. the first was in today's "c francisco for the top city, i guess doing business, which comes as a surprise to many commenters and somewhat as a surprise to me. we will certainly take it. it might be based upon part of what was written in another article but carl nulte sunday when he talks about the sales force and good things we are seeing. however it was entitled, ignoring a beautiful and ugly city is crazy. i agree with carl. i believe he's made good statements. his comments, not mine, he talked about some of the people on the street. he felt they weren't just foreclosed homeowners but people who have long-term serious problems. yet everybody ignores this, has been for decades. i think he makes good points and ends his article by saying we pretend this doesn't exist. san francisco needs a psychiatrist, which is a well-written article. part of this, there i

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

. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> thank you, commissioners, that is a unanimous vote for approval. commissioners, you are now on item number 9. case no. 2011.075 2c for 1830 ocean avenue. >> good afternoon, president fong and commissioners. i'm rick crawford of department staff. this case is -- excuse me. this case is to establish a 17,300 square foot formula retail grocery store doing business as fresh and easy neighborhood market in a space formerly occupied by rite aid pharmacy, a formula retail drugstore at 1830 ocean avenue within the ocean ave. nct district. the project will involve some modest interior modification to the exterior entries and windows of the building and new signage for the proposed store. the project would retain 130 existing off-street parking spaces at the property of which 46 are allocated to the grocery store. the store would seek to create a new on street loading zone along ocean avenue and will seek approval of the small curb cut similar in scale t

. >> commissioner moore. >> the only question i would ask mr. crawford and perhaps that requires a little bit of research as to whether or not the conditions regarding staffed alcohol check out resemble in language the intent of what the state is trying to do. otherwise, i think we are creating like a split vote. i would be interested in having what we are asking be consistent in intent with what the state is suggesting because they have taken it a step further and i don't think i would like to have something which is less clear than what the state is asking for. >> i will look into that. >> and would we then say, if that language is clearer, i think it should become a condition for this particular project. this is an evolving discussion and i think it would help all of us to have an equal understanding of what's implied. >> great. commissioner antonini. >> i would assume, commissioner moore, that if state law which has precedent takes effect, then to be compliant, the project would have to make whatever changes are necessary. and i think our ap

claude moore noted that the film star roger moore was nowhere around. he was in his knob hill hotel resting. >>> one of the favorite parts of the early bond movies was the gadgets and the man behind the gadgets was of course cue. in 1998, chuck media talked to the actor who played cue about the role and about the devices in the bond film. >> a new pet cue. >> if 007 ever bothered to read any memo you would realize this is a prototype of a highly devisive -- >> you had no idea it was going to lead to this. >> no, no. i don't think anybody did. no. >> did you follow james bond? >> no i didn't. there was a strip cartoon of it i remember in one of the papers we had in england. i remember thinking. i wonder if anybody is going to make a film of this because it really was good. >> did cue always have this relationship with james bond where they bickered back and forth about the devices. >> no that was really the director guy hamilton. because in the first film i just present the little briefcase if you remember. >> right. >> and in gold finger which is my sec

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

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exclusively from your benjamin moore retailer. find your perfect color with a buy one, get one pint offer. visit benjaminmoore.com/promo. . >>> san francisco's board of supervisors will decide if the sheriff gets to keep his job. he pled guilty to a charge from a fight stemming from a fight with his wife. he was found guilty of official misconduct. tuesday will be the first time since 1932 the board will vote on removing an elected official for misconduct. >>> we check in on the presidential candidates as the vp candidates prepare for debate day. the presidential results are in in brazil. after the break. . >>> and in decision 2012, president obama is spending two days in cavern raising millions -- california raising millions for his campaign. he spoke at a star-studded fund- raiser at the n ok ia theaters. many musicians performed and george clooney made an appearance. tickets were $25,000 a person. he will stop in california and designate the la pas property as a national monument. he is a tending a dinner and san francisco fund

we're using benjamin moore's iceberg blue. only way to get this color is to use benjamin moore paint. because of their interlock technology, because of their ingredients, their formula and how it's all put together, they are the only ones who can come up with this particular color. now, i've often toyed with the idea of putting a decorative mural in my kids' room but i was a little afraid and i definitely don't want to mess it up here at brenda's so we brought in artist brian cohen here. appreciate you being on "to the rescue" here with us. >> thank you. >> what is your plan? >> one side is going to be a sunrise and then we'll transition the light other to the other side of the wall which will be a sunset. >> you make it sound so easy, but i see we have tons of different ben moore paints out, all the colors of the rainbow. then i have this solution, which looks like a wallpaper glue, but it's not. >> right. this is -- it's a glazing liquid. it's a clear translucent medium we use to keep the products wet so that we can blend th

first of all, thank you to the committee members, commoditier, moore, and antonini for serving on this. it's difficult and we started the discussion about a year ago knowing that it was going to be a tight time frame if we didn't hit any glitches and here we are with a little bit of a hurdle. i want to stress, and again, i wrote that in my letter to the subcommittee to try to expedite this process as best as possible so it doesn'tant become a detriment to the staff who are filling in for linda. i appreciate linda's -- all her years, and also appreciate and respect her desire to retire. so, i think it would be great if we needed her and she was available, but i don't think we should as a commission depend on that and we should try to expedite this process as soon as possible. commoditier. >> i just thought maybe ms. avery could speak to -- because i know she had offered to be a resource, but i think it was clear she wouldn't be doing commission secretary duties and find out what is her willingness to do that in the future if necessary. and then also have director ram fill us in on the c

i agree with commissioner moore to ask for another round, i don't know if we need to hear that. it can be submitted in a memo to the department. but i think that's important. it sounds like the business owners are trying to be cooperative. the offer of the windows, whether it was offered one time or two times or still offered is important. i think you should follow-up on that and take advantage of any kind of window treatment that you can from them. so, the directive is to maybe have the sound check done one more time in three months. maybe after a few more adjustments are made in the business, report back to us in the form of a memo or quick update. i don't think it's an intensive sound check that's required. and if we hear complaints from other neighbors, other people in the neighborhood, not just the next door neighbor, then i think that warrants us looking at it again. but right now i don't see anything else. >> okay . mr. president, if i could just for the public restate that, you are requiring that staff do another sound check in three months and report back to this commis

commissioner moore >> aye >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> thank you, commissioners, this item is continued to november 8. commissioners you are now on item number 15, case no. 2012. 09 10 d 2055 to 2057 greenberg street. -- green street. >> we'll take a three biological break. >> the commission is taking a three-minute recess. thank you. >>please stand by; meeting in recess >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is sari i [speaker not understood] of department staff. [background noise] >> at the fourth floor and not be visible from the street. it is setback between four feet and 8 feet from the dr requester's property and goes two light rails beyond the requirement the residential design guidelines. the residential design team has reviewed the proposal and not found any exceptional or ordinary circumstances. the department recommends that the planning commission not take discretionary review and approve the project as proposed. thank you and i'm available for questions. >> the first dr requester. whenever you're ready. >>> sorr

commissioner moore. >> the public first? >> my apologies. i will call for public comment on this item at this time. >> sue hester. it is interesting that it started out with summer and what the downtown plan called for. downtown plan went through the planning commission a variety of years. the peak was in 86, 80 -- pardon me, 83 and 84. prop k came hot on heels and went to the public. prop m came after prop k. people who are not in the department feel absolutely correct in saying the downtown plan called for this result. it called for thousand-foot buildings into the transit center. even though the downtown plan rezoned the area south of market for the highest height, we are going to outstrip those heights. the planning department is very good at making up tales. that is what this is. i was involved in the beginning. union square and the port litigating. out of that came prop k because people had no confidence in this commission to say no but now you are supposed to have confidence that we are going to do the balancing of the public good and

exclusively from your benjamin moore retailer. find your perfect color at your local benjamin moore retailer. visit benjaminmoore.com. >> you guys ready to rescue? >> yeah! >> all right. let's do it. >> on demo day, so many things can go wrong. make sure safety is first. check your eyes, your ears, and your lungs. if you do that, everything is going to turn out okay. it's amazing the difference it makes just ripping off that ricketty awning. >> it's a good thing we took it off. it looked like it was about to come down any minute into us. >> what do we put in its place? >> we got a new ledger board, and we're pulling it out to make a really nice structure. beautiful from the street, be nice and safe, and we'll put a railing all around the front here. exactly. so they could sit up on the porch, watch kids play in the brand new yard, which we're putting together for them, and really feel comfortable in real life. >> that's why you've got the hard hat on. some of this lumber comes flinging. somewhere in the middle. we're all set. do y

. >> commissioner moore. >> this is an extremely difficult case. staff makes recommendation relative to a freestanding building with a roof deck, which is a large historic home. so, we are approving the roof deck and the by-product, bmr units, i'm not saying this is respectful, but it is a reality. what is in front of us, mr. star's analysis is correct, we have a substandard law and five variances for those units to even be approvable. for those small units that is a large ask. under normal circumstances when we have substandard or constrained lots, our purpose is to look at the units first and find as much compliance as we can because for two units which are not really in size or anything exceptional, that creates a very difficult situation. i want to make a case just to give myself a moment to appreciate the work done by mr. star who operates completely within what he's supposed to do, telling us they are indeed five variances. i think the idea about the roof deck, [speaker not understood], i don't have any problems with the architectural solutio

moore sun able to hang on.on verrett knocked it loose. >> kelly: jon koontz, number 97, the defensive end, actually dropped back into coverage in kind of a zone blitz and created more traffic inside for that crossing route. >> dave: will it come down to the foot of ryan bustin? 8 out of 11 in field goal attempts this year. moore. he is a physical receiver. his hands seem like they are always on the defender, makes that catch inside the ten to the eight. >> kelly: and the back shoulder said that is so difficult to defend. jason verrett number 2 has great man-to-man coverage all the way outside and throw behind on that back number and moore is a physical guy that can just basically box out and get the football. >> dave: got three cracks to win the game before you drive a field goal. two cracks to win the game before you try a field goal. >> kelly: remember, doege is only 6'1". at least it says in the program. >> dave: wink, wink, wink. >> kelly: and i think if you can't -- if you're too tired to get pressure on t

exclusively from your benjamin moore retailer.your perfect color with a buy one, get one pint offer. visit benjaminmoore.com/promo. >> a pretty rough day for the sports. >> we can start off with the giants. made their way to the playoffs however, this is dusty that made a third difficulty road ahead. with this standing ovation however, take a look of the score. with a great catch. and the cincinnati reds would suffer an injury on this patch. you thought that it could be worse but he left with back spasms. they thought that the giants could have perhaps something. and the cincinnati reds still. with two-run the towards brandon phillips was relatively clear of the game. and the post-season with to-nothing. with a 3-rbis. and he came giving up another run. to the deepest part with a 3- nothing = cincinnati reds and cane. 16 innings. and the bottom of the fourth, matt. giving some help from the defense. joey. to double and buster posy. he got a home run on the first pitch of the sixth inning. put the giants on the border three-nothing

pitch hitter tyler moore with two on and two out. huge. base hit.nd, the go ahead score, nats up 3-2 thanks to the clutch mr. moore, just a rookie. bottom of the 9th, cards down to their final out. game over. nats rally to win, 3-2 and take game one of the division series. leave it to a rookie to step up. not too big for moore or for our own lindsay murphy who is in st. louis. >> reporter: the cardinals are as experienced as it gets. they are the reigning world series champions and the nationals got it done and they have never played in the postseason and the rookie got it done. it proved to be the game winner in the 8th, and he thanked his teammates for the help. >> those guys have been great for me because they sit on the bench and help me out and go through pitchers and let me know what can happen and i failed a lot, too, during this thing, and it's helped keep my heart rate down and try to put the ball in play. >> he's been in big situations and gotten huge hits for us. i don't think anyone really here thinks he's a rookie anymore. i hope he doe

>> my friend michael moore, yes, we're besties. this is not from the obama campaign.out that. this is from michael moore. the ad is just da -- besides beg vulgar, it's a stupid ad. it's not funny. i'm wondering if there's anyone who defends this. >> sean: the one probably that offends me the most, tucker, is using children. i mean, it's almost like i could see kids and castro, viva fidel. it's such a propaganda piece. ♪ imagine an america where kids can be sick and people die. ♪ we don't have to pay for freeways and schools are good enough. ♪ give us endless wars on foreign shores and lots of chinese stuff. ♪ we haven't killed all the polar bears but it's not for lack of trying. ♪ the atmosphere fear i is fine. ♪ we're children of the future. ♪ american through and through. ♪ if something happened to our country. ♪ and we're tired of blaming you. >> yes, comrade, yes, you're singing the liberal leftist national anthem. we're trying to kill all the polar bears and kill grandma after we stab her and shoot her in the head. that's, you know -- >> from it's th the looks of

>> my friend michael moore, yes, we're besties. this is not from the obama campaign.t's be clear about that. this is from michael moore. the ad is just da -- besides beg vulgar, it's a stupid ad. it's not funny. i'm wondering if there's anyone who defends this. >> sean: the one probably that offends me the most, tucker, is using children. i mean, it's almost like i could see kids and castro, viva fidel. it's such a propaganda piece. ♪ imagine an america where kids can be sick and people die. ♪ we don't have to pay for freeways and schools are good enough. ♪ give us endless wars on foreign shores and lots of chinese stuff. ♪ we haven't killed all the polar bears but it's not for lack of trying. ♪ the atmosphere fear i is fine. ♪ we're children of the future. ♪ american through and through. ♪ if something happened to our country. ♪ and we're tired of blaming you. >> yes, comrade, yes, you're singing the liberal leftist national anthem. we're trying to kill all the polar bears and kill grandma after we stab her and shoot her in the head. that's, you know -- >> from it's

kutcher and moore separated last november, after six years of marriage. and kunis are doing more than saying cheese for the camera. they've been publicly displaying their affection. while kutcher's split with moore came on the heels of aledged infidelity, the couple isn't officially divorced. and some are surprised kutcher has moved on so quickly. >> the moment that he and demi announced their split, he was having a wild party boy phase. >> reporter: moore, who turns 50 next months has been candid about her struggles with things among her body image. but her friends say things hit rock-bottom last january, during a very disturbing 911 call. >> is she breathing? >> yes. >> and she overdosed on -- >> she's convulsing. >> reporter: she was hospitalized and later entered rehab for substance abuse issues. >> reporter: demi has the low-key profile. she's been relying on her extremely close friends and her kabbalah faith. >> reporter: we reached out to all parties involved and did not get any comment back. moore is said to be on the mend and back at work, shooti

moore. 20 years old. came into the pawn shop armed. this guy you see fighting back, that's joelle, the manager, and he is also armed. >> i don't frequent pawn shops but i do know that a lot of their inventory is guns. >> i keep watching the video. joelle goes after this guy, but there was also a customer a. guy named randy. >> who helps joelle out. the two are struggling with the suspect. he dragged the manager and the customer out into the parking lot where the fight continues. >> you will see the manager hold the gun straight out, fires the gun and according to reports, hit moore. >> the kid ran across the street. took out of, like he was going at least 50 miles an hour. >> miami-dade police deployed think helicopter and also september out their canine unit and later that day found moore hiding in a shed. you can imagine, he's facing multiple charges. >> and the get this. this entire ordeal was over a $50 drill. >> can't you get one for $39.99 on black friday at sears? >> trying to steal a drill. a $50 item. now he got the bullet in