for instance, the 47 that mr. allen brought up is something that we will go out and see. are they serving food at the bar or restaurant? generally, the license belongs to abc, however, i agree with the director of apple smith. it goes along with our input. we work really well hand in hand. with most of the speakers today, i feel i have worked very well with them. very flexible. in that case by case situation, personally i do not agree with the 50/50 rule. a $400 bottle of wine is in excess. we do go out with enforcement. one of the gentleman here that works with the entertainment commission will go out every weekend. myself, i do go out with another officer and an individual from the community to make sure that these rules are applied i welcome all of you who have licenses. it is a case by case situation. we are very open-minded in the police department. we do here with the mayor says, it is a big business. do not be afraid to contact our particular office. i could go in with more modifications, but if you deny one, the whole thing is done for a whole year. we will work w

we have reached out to mr. allen. it is our believe this is ongoing dialogue, so the construction project is a long one and a lot of work that needs to be done. we have a lot of time to gather that input and really take it seriously. sometimes doing these projects, sequential projects, and truthfully the concept is still evolving, and we're working on the dialogue ourselves. we have not decided on exactly what we're going to do, so we still have time to take that. we of a lot of time. supervisor kim: i have to say normally the dialogue should happen before the transfer, and i agree there is plenty of time, and should happen before the transfer takes place. supervisor campos: thank you. i am wondering why it is you assume it was the landlord's responsibility to do this? i understand they hold a license, but if you are the ones and tried to take over the establishment. can you explain to me why you made that assumption. >> because it is the landlord;'s license, and we had assumed that out reach have been done, and furth

mr. allen. >> hi. i'm stephanie anderson. i work with naomi akers and here to support her in the position of the public health seat. i've worked with her for eight years, honored to call her a friend, i respect her work immensely. i was on the board of directors with -- as well. she brings a multifaceted, integral approach to everything she does. she's very careful and mindful of who she's representing. and i think that she would be a great addition to the entertainment commission. >> chair kim: thank you. >> my name is mary mullen. i sent a quick e-mail before i left home. i don't know if you got it or not, by way of support, in case i didn't make it. but here i am. so i would like to say that i would like to recommend -- highly recommend naomi akers for this public health job because i have known her, her family background, and can only say good things about her, and i think she would be great for this city, and the people who are out there in dire need of her help. so that's just about what it means to me. and i would like

mr. allen is a pen name for a member of seal team six and describes the planning that went into the raid in the evening of the attack which resulted in the death of osama bin laden on may 2nd 2011 in pakistan. the book, no easy day, a firsthand account of the mission that killed osama bin laden will be published this coming tuesday september 4th. already ranked number one in book sales. in response to his account the pentagon has threatened legal action claiming that the author is in violation of n

mr. allen's lawyer and publisher plan to proceed with the release of the book. for more information about this story and of the book industry news visit our website. now on book tv georgia congressman john lewis chair of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. he recalls his life of activism in the hopes of imparting his experience upon a new generation of activists. this is just under 40 minutes. >> good evening. you are a beautiful group. you are just beautiful and handsome. i want to apologize for coming in a little late. we just completed a series of votes. but i am delighted and very, very pleased to be here. my friend and my brother, thank you for those kind words of introduction. my friend, thank you for being here. thank each and everyone of you for being here. it's good to be here. politics and prose again. i remember, june of 98, it was raining and storming. i went to atlanta and it was raining and storming. i told the story, walking with the wind. tonight and not point to tell the story. now, many of you realize our know from my past that i gre

. >> question for mr. allen about the landlord that was shot had been white, how do you think that would have impacted sympathy towards mr. hickman? >> want to take a few more questions? >> want to answer that? >> i don't know. this is the story as it unfolded. obviously it would have had some impact. this was a very racist city. you also have to say from the way that the police prosecuted the case remember that the coroner's jury recommended strongly that the police and the state attorney investigate the death of his children and they didn't lift a finger or do anything. one of the surviving sons from a fire four kids died but one of the oldest kids is still alive and lives on the west side of chicago. they promptly did nothing. on the other hand when james hickman shot and mortally wounded and killed david coleman the police acted very quickly and had him in cuffs that night and interrogated him and arrested him within a matter of two weeks had an indictment for murder and under the laws at the time would have

"a spokeswoman for the legendary filmmaker "said that mr. allens extremely agitated "and wondered if his days of shooting movies in new york were over." five seconds. i was five seconds away from breaking up with him. five seconds! my next words were, "owen, it's over." can he communicate? yeah. well, he nods. and i think he understands me. he seems to enjoy it when i read to him. all right, she's free. hi, i called before. my car got smashed. what should i do? if i break up with him now, it'll look like i'm abandoning him. i'll be ostracized from the community. what community? there's a community? of course there's a community. i'm living in a community, i had no idea. the estimate on the damage to your car is $2,866. i got the insurance and everything. you said you weren't the driver at the time of the accident. that is right. you're only covered for when you're driving the car. mm-hmm. what's that? you're not covered for other drivers. other drivers? your whole business is based on other drivers. it's a rented car. that's who's driving. other d

mr. allen seems to have more support from an external contributors than mr.ne at iss point but mr. kaine holding his own. both candidates have inundated the airwaves with ads and phone calls to residences. overall, i think this is still very much a situation where the contest is not in the bag for anyone, at the senatorial or presidential level. host: independent call for professor elsie barnes, walter. caller: thank you for taking my call. i voted for president obama four years ago. i am an independent. i don't care what the label is. i voted for president obama because he said george bush was unpatriotic for having an $8 trillion debt. four years later, he is not kept his promise. didn't do what he has promised. ot.ill give mitt romney a sh they get so brutally nasty and say -- the republicans want dirty air and dirty water. it is terrible stuff. most americans if you ask them basic questions, they don't have a clue. both sides people drown by these slogans. obama was saying hope and change. let's be part of history and led a black man become president. we

mr. robert allin allen price. >> president chiu: is there any more business in front of the body? clerk calvillo: that concludes our business for today. >> president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned.

mr. robert allin allen price. >> president chiu: is there any more business in front of the body? >> clerk calvillo: that concludes our business for today. >> president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> (roll call) a> item 4, moved to approve the minutes. all those in favor? aye. >> two is a go we lost john baker, i highly regarded 28-year employee. in 1984 he started as a track worker, became finally track superintendent. he will be greatly missed and i would like to ask the board's consent to adjourn in his memory. >> one more communication, no close session. item 6. >> new or unfinished business. being none, thank you. >> item 7, directors report. >> good afternoon mr. chairman members of the board, , public, staff. at the last meeting i provided a reminder that upcoming was the 49th annual cable car bellringing competition. i asked that the competition be in mr. baker's honor, a tremendous loss. we had a great event. on september 6. we had strong sponsorship from girardelli chocolate, uncle vitto's pizza, the chancellor hotel, again the comedian debbie durst, ac

mr. robert allin allen price. >> president chiu: is there any more business in front of the body? clerk calvillo: that concludes our business for today. >> president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center. it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice, they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center, they are very committed to combining for people in san francisco. and also ensuring that they have public safety. >> there are a lot of different personalities that come through here and it makes it very exciting all the time. they, their family or teach their kids have a swim. >

mr. robert allin allen price. >> president chiu: is there any more business in front of the body? >> clerk calvillo: that concludes our business for today. >> president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [ gavel ] >> good afternoon everyone. >> good afternoon. >> it's monday, september 17th, 2012. s the meeting of land use and economic development committee of san francisco county. our clerk is miss alisa miller, miss miller could you lose give us announcements. >> please make sure to silence all electronic derises and completed speaker cards and all documents should be submitted to the cleric. items acted upon today will be on the september 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. thank you, we have four agenda items today. generally during public comment we give people up to 2 minutes per person if there is a lot of people on the issue and there is a buzzer that goes off after 30 second goes. so my hope is that people will really listen to the buzzer before their time limit is up. i wanted to thank the staff from sf.gov, charles and jesse larson for t

caller: i think mr. allen is fair and has some humor and i like him. take umbrage take umbrage3/4 of your calls. they always play the same old saw about mitch mcconnell. do they think the democrats do not want to defeat the republicans? so much hatred for obama. republicans did not like his policies. i hear that so much on c-span. we love conservative. am voting for allen west. he is my congressman down here. he is great. i love clarence thomas. condoleezza rice, etc. i take umbrage with the hate. they have short memories. george bush was in office and video - they wanted to try him for war crimes. hate is a two-way street. caller: i think he is done a balanced job this morning. if politics was the main and horrible, what would you write about? that's all you do. use politics as a way to enflame the population. you said he needed to back out because he lost michigan because of a statement he made even though you said, that is not what the man to. why don't you publish that? eant.t is not what you ma host: i want to ask you about the role of the campaig

mr. romney says that he cares about all american voters. allenrooks, bbc news, washington. >> sherlock holmes has been enjoying something of a revival in recent years. but for some diehard enthusiasts, the fascination of the great detective, his long- suffering assistant, and the evil moriarty, has never waned. many have made the pilgrimage to switzerland, the final -- the final battle between holmes and moriarty. >> the character i play on the pilgrimage this year is the king of bohemia. the society has 1200 members from all over the world. there are nearly 70 of us here today on this pilgrimage in cost him. we have members here from the united states, canada, japan, and from a number of european countries. france, the measurements, germany. we believe that dr. watson, with professor moriarty, who features in a number of stories, along with the inspector. we choose to adopt a character from the stories. some of them are very well known. we choose the characters we like. i like to dress in a military uniform. when we come out here from time to ti

mr. mike allen. he's got a look at the "playbook."d morning. >> good morning. >> you've got g.w. battleground polls showing president obama making big gains on mitt romney especially on questions of the economy. fill us in. >> yeah, willie, what we see here in the politico george washington university battleground is that electorate that looks like the day before the election. you know, we have 43 days till the election. nine days till the debate, all of october, and yet what's striking about this poll, willie, is it looks like an election that is hardened. 80% of people say they're excited to go out to vote, something that you usually only see the week before an election. 4% undecided. and here's an amazing one. and this is something that's very ominous for the romney campaign. last month when we did the battleground poll, one person in five was willing to change their vote. this time, that's down to one in ten. again, another side of this hardening election. and this is a fascinating poll question and one that you worry about most i

with me is the man trying to make a allen a former congressman, patrick murphy. mr. hy, it doesn't seem like a hard job to proov this guy is a bit of a kook. do you think he is a kook? >> unfortunately, allen west has framed himself as probably the most divisive and the most extreme member of congress, and it's scary, truthfully, that he ever got elected. >> why do people down there vote for a guy that says stuff like there's 80 or so democrats that are communists? what is he talking about? >> not one knows. it's unfortunate. you know, i get asked that question continually, and we're getting calls from republicans coming out saying, look the patrick, i'm a republican, i've been a rap my whole life and i'm going to support you because what allen west is doing is dividing the country and created gridlock in our congress. it's scary he ever got elected but we have a great chance to defeat him. >> have you had a chance to go face-to-face with him in challenging some of his kooky ideas about communists and people being bad for the gene pool. i would call that rather person

mr. obama told letterman that he recognized that as a mistake. >> virginia's u.s. senate candidate tim kaine and george allen will face-off live. thai get runder way at noon. >> coming up, government helicopter used to pull off the ultimate homecoming proposal. some new information about the teenage girl at the krenter of the scandal. >> a researcher murdered outside of his maryland home. >> we'll >>> we've got an update to a story we shared last night at 11:00. school administrators say they gave the okay for a helicopter homecoming invitation. the father of a student at patriot high school arranged for a border patrol pilot to help his son ask a girl for a date. the pilot dropped the stuffed animal and note on the school's football field last wednesday. the student who got the invitation is a kicker on the football team. victoria tells the washington post this isn't her fers over-the-top invitation. >> a researcher at the national institutes of health has been killed. peter marvin was shot outside his house in baltimore. police initially thought he might have been robbed. they say now he was confronted as

mr. wise wants santa clara county to take it back? >> allen, a lot has changed since 2008 when he got a sweetheart deal to get into a nearly $1 million condominium but now the market has changed is asking for another special deal, to get out from under it. >> the condominium in question sits at the top of this downtown san jose complex called " access ". >> the 18th floor luxury penthouse was purchased in 2008 by then incoming santa clara county schools chief charles weiss for $980,000. the office of education loan to $915,000 as an incentive to relocate to san jose from ventura county. but soon after he bought at the market tanked and he recently retired and moved back down south and his condominium is deep underwater, facing a deadline to pay off the loan, he is now asking the county office to take back the property which is valued $400,000 less than he paid for it. >> this is another bail out. >> he is with the santa clara county taxpayers association. >> the basic point is that if he made a profit we would not hear from him, he is about to

as was held in the allen gross man verses san francisco ethics commission memorandum of points and authorities petition for preemptory mandate october fifth 2009 which was settled in mr. gross man's favor, c3 dot six nine nine dash thirteen was relied on by both the controllers office and by the ethics commissioner mr. saint c r o y as being their main claim that they had an exception but it is not upheld by [indiscernible] and the majority of their case plied on this and because of that i am going to repeat what i said in public comment of this meeting tonight that i don't believe this matter should be before you whatsoever for a number of reasons which i'll get to. speaker: mr. shaw the other thing i've realized is that the city attorney hasn't had an opportunity to review it either and it's not his fault and me not reviewing it is my fault. speaker: it's not entirely your fault because of the timeline speaker: mr. shaw let me finish. i don't think it fair to you or fair to the process for me to try to read it on the fly and figure it out. i propose that we put it over and i apology to my fellow commissioners for that request and especially with only three of us he

mr. kaine and tell him what virginia doesn't need is another obama clone in the senate. >>> george allen, what's wrong with washington. majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> so my question is, viewers and voters can't possibly know who's manipulating them then. what does that mean to representative government? >> well, and there are two problems there. i think one is, you're absolutely right, we won't know, but the candidate probably will. you know, i can assure you that if in that senate race someone is spending millions of dollars to elect the candidate, the candidate knows where that money is coming from. there's nothing illegal about telling them. it's illegal to actually sit down with them and show them the ad and say, "do you want to edit it before i run it?" but that's about the limits there. so they're going to know who the money is behind it. someone can go to them and say, "don't have to say a word, i'm going to help you out, i'm going to drop $10 million into your race." the candidate is going to be incredibly grateful. but the voters of virginia

allen west gave the g.o.p. weekly address this weekend about those. >> mr.hangs over our military, it's shameful, it's irresponsible and it's wrong. and it's dead wrong. in your nomination, accept the speech. you stated your goal was to have the strongest military the world has ever known. you have proven this promise to the american people, it's nothing more than empty rhetoric. your determination to allow sequestration proved your words are intolerant as your desire to who will heo out our military and all of this is a bargaining chip to raise taxes. for the sake of our country and our future, i hope you will do the right thing, sir. and work with us to eliminate this threat. so we can confront the brave threats to freedom around the globe for us and for our allies. >> talk about a command presence for the sake of our country and a nonpolitical statement. talking about projected defense spending cuts, about 9.4%. and that will take place if the president does not act. >> not a word mincer. >> not a word mincer, a strong guy. >> general west for sure. is th

mr. murphy, it doesn't seem like a hard job to prove this guy's a bit of a kook. do you think he is a kook? >> unfortunately, allenamed himself as probably the most device i haivisive and the extreme member of congress. it's scary truthfully that he ever got elected. >> why do people down there vote for a guy that says there's 80 or so democrats who are communists. what is he talking about? >> no one knows. it's unfortunate. i get asked that question continually, and we're getting calls from republicans coming out, saying, look, patrick, i'm a republican. i've been a republican my whole life, and i'm going to support you because what allen west is doing is dividing the country and created gridlock in our congress. it's stairy he ever got elected, but we've got a great chance to defeat him. >> have you had a chance to go face to face with him and challenge him on some of the kooky ideas about communists and other stuff he's been saying about people being bad for the gene pool? i call that rather personal. your thoughts? >> we're certainly looking forward to upcoming debates with the congressman. we've been to four

mr. chairman. >> let me go to allen or irskin, whoever wants to take a crack at that, and then we'll come back to pete and alice. >> irskin is the numbers guy. i do the color. [laughter] i just say pull up a chair, we don't do bs for much. we'll tell you where your country is and tell you where a trillion is. if you spend a buck a second, you don't hit a trillion, and spend a million a day since the birth of christ, and you don't reach a trillion, and the big bang of the universe happened 13 billion years ago, and that is not close to a trillion, and we owe 16 of those babies. for every buck we spend, we borrow 41 crepts of it, and today, they borrow 3 billion bucks so showing in the massive stupidity and see how far we get with this. >> sounds like alan's a number's man to me. [laughter] >> the cyclical versus the number, that's irskin's baby. he's good at it. >> the real problem is that we can't simply grow our way out of this problem we're in today. you could literally have double digit growth for a decade and not solve the problem, and you can't simply tax your way out of a problem because ra

mr. murphy, it doesn't seem like a hard job to prove this guy's a bit of a kook. do you think he is a kook? >> unfortunately, allens framed himself as probably the most divisive and the most extreme member of congress. it's scary truthfully that he ever got elected. >> why do people down there vote for a guy that says there's 80 or so democrats who are communists. what is he talking about? >> no one knows. it's unfortunate. i get asked that question continually, and we're getting calls from republicans coming out, saying, look, patrick, i'm a republican. i've been a republican my whole life, and i'm going to support you because what allen west is doing is dividing the country and created gridlock in our congress. it's stairy he ever got elected, but we've got a great chance to defeat him. >> have you had a chance to go face to face with him and challenge him on some of the kooky ideas about communists and other stuff he's been saying about people being bad for the gene pool? i call that rather personal. your thoughts? >> we're certainly looking forward to upcoming debates with the congressman. we've been to four d