as far as the bona fide use of the report perhaps mr. burke will address that. >>: i would suggest that before you leave this topic you give mr. saltar the chance to probably educate us all. i wasn't there. if you read that some report it says that where they measured they did pick up increases in sound as a consequence of what was going on in the lounge area. i am a little surprised here. if you read that study the engineer said, i was asked at what level would noise in the pa'ina loung violate section 2909b. in my letter i said that section 2909b of the police coude doest not apply. 2909e states that limitations apply in other city permits. what i have suggested -- and i think it is terribly important -- that a reputable sound study be done here by a recognized engineer. if they want to put up an engineer and we have to put up an engineer and we have the battle of the experts i suppose we can do that. we need to know what is going on. we need to know what sounds bleeding and how that can be stop. mr. saltar can tell you that maybe it is an i

in the next few weeks you might see mrs. burkey a gun possibly. >> how timely. >> you really -- >> i did. woman's intuition. i loved the script from day one. i knew it was going to get picked up. i knew it was going to be something. yeah, i did. i did. i actually didn't get it right in the beginning. they kind of passed on me, and then they came back. >> wow. we're happy for you. >> thank you. >> always great to see you. thanks form coming to see us, tiffany. >> you can catch white collar tuesday nights 10:00, 9:00 central on the usa network. >> talking about her generation, jane pauley tells us about her two new specials on baby boomers. but first these messages. helping those around you. so when it comes to taxes, we're to help you. that's why we have cpas, enrolled agents and tax attorneys to answer your questions. helping you get deductions for uniforms, union dues, and even the miles you drive for a job interview. you deserve to keep more of your hard earned money. and we're here to help make that happen. try it free at turbo

mr. burke's and his class. >> future journalists right there. >> one more check of the forecast, tom. >>>mbrella before you leave. you will need it this afternoon. tonight after sunset, could get wet snow. the areas in the light blue might get a light coating. up to a half inch. ending by midnight. we'll keep you posted throughout the day. danella? >>> inbound new york avenue at kendall. all lanes are still blocked. there's a slow commute. take a live look from chopper 4. new york avenue inbound. serious delays. >>> thank you, danella. that is "news4 today." thank you you for starting your day with us. >>> the "today" show is next. we'll be back with weather and traffic and breaking news. we'll back here tomorrow morning at 4:28. see you tomorrow. >>> make it a great wednesday everybody. my mom doesn't drink starbucks coffee because she thinks it's too dark, and so i brought her some blonde roast. she loves it now. "my son made me this coffee," "you should try it, it's delicious." ♪ and some people found that a little bit strong. but as soon as they tasted blonde roast, boy they were on b

mr. burke, will we see or hear will we hear, from pope benedict again? >> well we'll hear from pope benedict probably this evening when he arrives at castel gandolfo. he is scheduled to go to the balcony there. there's a courtyard outside the palace, the summer palace where he often goes in the summer to greet people as well so i expect he will say some words there because they're obviously going to be people gathered. it won't be long but he'll certainly say something to them. after that once he comes back here, he will grow to the monastery and it's know coincidence it's a monastery/convent. he does expect to retire from view. we may be able to get photos of him walking in the garden but i don't think we'll hear a lot from pope benedict. >> the first thing the college of cardinals will do after the resignation? >> the first thing is he'll meet and they'll make a decision whether or not they'll move things up. there's been a lot of talk about whether the conclave starts on the 15th. it has to start by then. the actual voting of the conclave, or whether

our clerk today is victor young and at sfgtv we have jessie larson and greg burk. mr. young, do you have any announcements for us? >> yes. please turnoff all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and any documents to be included as part of the [speaker not understood] should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on december 4, 2012 supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much. would you call item 1? >> item 1, resolution approving cellular service equipment sites leases between new cingular wireless pcs, llc nextel of california, inc., and sprint spectrum realty, july 1st, 2009 for the term of five years and approving amendment 1 to the cellular service equipment leases. >> thank you very much for this item. we have cathy wetener from the airport. >> good morning, chair chu, supervisor avalos. [speaker not understood]. the airport is here seeking your retroactive approval for four leases with cingular, sprint-nextel, verizon and t-mobile to continue to provide cellular services to our passengers at cfo

i mean, you're going to -- in the next few weeks you might see, you know, mrs. burke picked up. i knew it was going to be something. yeah, i did. i did. i actually didn't get it right in the beginning. they kind of passed on me, and then they came back. >> wow. we're happy for you. >> thank you. >> always great to see you. thanks for coming to toe sea us, tiffany. >> you can catch white collar tuesday nights 10:00, 9:00 central on the usa network. >> talking about her generation, jane pauley tells us about her two new specials on baby boomers. ts. when hair is this hydrated, it flooows... introducing nexxus hydra-light: a higher standard in hair care that's full of moisture. free of heaviness. hydra-light's salon formulas with light, deep-sea minerals give up to 80% more moisturization that won't weigh hair down. for hair that captivatingly flows. new nexxus hydra-light. [ woman ] you'll never settle again. [ male announcer ] raise your standard. [ woman ] you'll never settle again. dare to go big & bold or slim & sexy. new master duo liquid liner from maybelline new

. >> as mr. burke mentioned even for top officials in this country the announcement came as a surprise. cardinal timothy dolan, the archbishop of new york just learned the news when we called him. he rushed over this morning from st. patrick's cathedral to give us his thoughts. >> apparently it is confirmed. you and i both chuckled that this might be another rumor but it sure enough is confirmed. i find myself eager for news. i find myself itching to read the statement in latin. i hope you can translate it. >> good luck with that. >> that the holy father made and i find myself kind of somber. you know, in a way, boy, i loved this pope. every catholic feels the pope is his father. we call him our holy father. the world looks to him with respect and affection. i sense a special bond with him. i mean, he's the one that appointed me to you all as archbishop to new york. i'm wearing the ring he gave me and the cross he gave me. so i feel a particular bond with him and i know the sadness, to be honest with y

mr. burke, good morning. it's so good to have you with us.s or so have been like for people like you here in the vatican, planning for something that was ultimately very unexpected. at least in terms of this resigning? >> yes, totally unexpected. i was not in the vatican when this happened eight years ago when john paul died. you have this uncertainty. but you also have this other thing which is entirely new. 8:00 tonight, it's over. >> and to a certain extent, the pope and his cardinals are writing the rule books as we go along. one of these issues is, how much fanfare does the pope want as he says his good-bye. we saw the final audience yesterday. he had this emotional meeting with the cardinals this morning. is this the good-bye that he wanted? >> this is the good-bye, definitely. i mean, the people cheering right now are people in the secular state who work where i do. just two floors above where they are, the domicile. i think it's important that they were able to say good-bye. they didn't want anything huge. he had that with the audienc

mr. miles near blease pence burke, his fireman who had superintended the work from the beginning and whoas receiving $8 per day went on strike and demanded ten assuring him that the advance must be granted to him as nobody in america except himself could complete the work. he felt but demand was exorbitant and appealed his dilemma to the slaves that were in assisting in the molding. all i can do that well, said one of them come and intelligent and in genuine servant who had been engaged in the various process these. the stryker was dismissed and the negro is assisted occasionally by the skills of his master took the strikers place as the superintendent and the work went on. the black master builder lifted the masses and built them together joined by a joint, piece by piece until they blended into the majestic freedom who today lifted her head in the blue crowd of washington and invoking a benediction on this imperil the republic. now, the slaves were never named in the new york tribune story but it's given the description of the skill that this was philip reed. thus, it took a slave to g

fault for not kiping in contact burk we also felt that i was at applicant should have been contacted to pick up the posters and notified by the hearing. thank you. >> mr >> >> thank you, good evening president hwang and congratulations vice president lazarus. there was a duly notified hearing on the case. the project sponsor did attend that hearing that the time the item was continued one month to the may 23, 2012 hearing. that continuance was at the question of the project sponsor who requested additional time to provide evidence to the department this. is because prior to the hearing the department indicated that we didn't see much strength in their arguments for the variance. we had a hearing may 23, 20 12 however no one attended. we continued the matter two months to allow the project sponsor to attend and scheduled a hearing for july 25, 2012. staff attempted to reach out to the project sponsor, but did not receive a response. we had a hearing in addition, to the fact there was no one in attendance on the project sponsor's side to present the case. i also found there was no merit to the variance request and denied the variance. so i wanted to mak

burke and previously chuck hagel voted against sanctions but today's chuck hagel as we found out during this hearing is for sanctions to those who believe mr haye go was in favor of direct negotiations with iran as he had previously claimed he was he offered a correction a very big one he tried to blur his response as much as he could here's what he said i don't have a problem with engaging i think great powers engaging engagement is clearly in our interest that's not negotiation engagement is not appeasement engagement is not sure under so no direct negotiations with iran here's another example of how chuck hagel had to walk back on some of his previous statements at one time he said and this is become a famous quote the political reality is that the jewish lobby intimidates a lot of people up here i've always argued against some of the dumb things they do because i don't think it's in the interest of is world and of quote here's chuck hagel during this confirmation hearing noted that i. that i should have used another term and i'm sorry and i regret i mean do your use of intimidation. i should have used influence. i think would have been

mr. roberts, on media assets, still have -- none of us know how it will play out and have an uncertain future. i would imagine doing this early, you're even more confident you and steve burkew to successfully steer the company through this, is that correct? >> we certainly hope we put together a great management team and feel that way. you're right. we didn't have to do this now. we chose to do it. if actions speak louder than words, we're bullish on the businesses we're buying. we know these businesses three years since we signed a deal, two years since we closed it and we see early signs of turnaround and payoff for investments we're making whether theme parks or cable networks or broadcast business or film business. we know a lot more today than we did two years ago. we are bullish and optimistic and felt we would have paid more later in all likelihood. even though there's no perfect certainty for any business, there's no better businesses in the media business than have a diversified portfolio as nbcuniversal does, have the cable networks as the heart and soul of your cash flow growing in the number one network with usa and cnbc. yeah. we like it a lot. >> as far as re

burke. we welcome you here. i read the testimonies, and i, again, they will be made part of the record in the entirety, and we'll start with mrday, and if you go over, i don't get nervous, but if it goes over, i'll wave a pencil or something like that. welcome, and please proceed. >> thank you, and i apologize in advance if my voice cracks. i've been yelling at too many kentucky ball games lately, but we'll try to get through. thank you for allowing me the opportunity to speak to the committee today about kentucky's esea flexibility waiver. i'm honored to explain to you how we are best serving the students in kentucky. first, though, let me be clear that kentucky and my fellow chiefs across the nation support esea reauthorization, first and foremost. we feel that only reauthorization gives us the long range expectations of federal accountability and the long term stainability of our efforts to best serve the needs of children. with we authorization, we can implement policies that address the requirements of the legislation with fidelity, but knowing we don't have to alter the plans for any reason other than the success of mee