mr. bruno, you have seven minutes. [inaudible] >> clerk: absolutely, i'm just letting you know when you're ready to start -- no, no. okay. if you could speak into the microphone, please. >> thank you, commissioners. my name is marc bruno. i am a tenant in the building 15 nobles alley. what's been confused by the permit applicant is this is a single building on a single piece of property. so there are people here today, paul and linda, myself, we're three-quarters of the people who live in the building. why? because this middle unit here is empty, and this middle unit here is empty, but people live here, people live here, people live here, and people live here. it's like a sandwich effect. there are people on the third and first floors of the buildings. on this side, i'll do it for you. 15 nobles alley would be here, facing north, and union street would be here, 472 union, so there are people that live on the top of 472 union. they're actually ill tonight, so the didn't -- they didn't come, and

bruno, california, you're next. >> caller: yes. thank you, good afternoon. mr.meltzer has been talking about the question why and who benefits. wondered if he has ever thought but taking on a subject that a lot of over people seem to stay away from, and that's the jfk assassination. >> guest: you just -- that's my number one of all the great stories. we actually did tackle it. i became -- i'm so obsessed with it that we put it in our decodessed book, where we counted on the ten top conspiracies. the great thing but the jfk one it has the best stories. also has the crazy jest -- craziest stores and enwhether i first starts doing this, that was the first conspiracy theory i ever heard. i talk but miss sherman, who is life was saved when he helped find her a kidney but the reason she got me turned on to history, wayns 11th grade and she brought in a big tv and when the rolling cart comes in with the tv, it's the best day because you're going to see the movie. the movie the put on was the jfk conspiracy. it wasn't a cooky movie but one of those one that asked the tr

bruno, california. you're next. good afternoon. >> caller: yes, thank you. good afternoon. mr.meltzer has been talking about the question why and who benefits, and i wondered if he's ever thought about taking on a subject a lot of people seem to stay away from and that's the jfk assassination. >> yeah. no, listen, that's my number one of all the great stories. we actually did tackle it. i am so obsessed with it that we put it in our "decoded" book where we counted down the ten top conspiracy theories. the thing that's great about the jfk one is it has the best stories. it also has the craziest stories. i remember when i first got into doing this, that was the first conspiracy theory ever heard and i talked about sherman, whose life got saved when we helped find her a kidney, but the reason why she got me turned on to history is i was in 11th grade and she brought in a big monitor on a rolling cart. when you're in high school and the rolling cart comes in with the tv, nou thatyou know that'st day of all because you're going to see a movie. the movie she put on for us was the jfk