mr. george you have 3 minutes to present our case. >> so i'll be brief so the hearing officer found that on december 4th, 2012, at&t submitted it's police station there wasn't a hearing scheduled for more than a year until january the 6 of 2014. i have taken looking at the status it says a local entity shall approve or deny an application within 60 days of ref the completed application i respect if you disagree with the hearing commissioners. there was an alternative site identified on mission street rather than hold the hearing open and request that at&t do an additional? as the recommendation hearing officer was to deny the application and ordered the applicant to cooperate with the parking meter for the double parking meter for the s m f i assume on mission street. i'll point out i don't see any authority anywhere in the s m f for the hearing officer to exercise that form of discretion so we respect telling me fully request this permit application there be a reserveal and it be approved >> mr. quan. members of the board of appeals i'm john quan with the department of public works. act

mr. quan. >> good evening. george quan from the department of public works actually in this case it's a very simple situation 410 scott street the mrrments of this box at&t is required to place what they've projected to place for positive and capital facilities in the next 5 year that's a piece of software and every city agency places their capital plans in this map. as part of submittal applied for an application in june of 2003 that was identified as the 5 year plan of march 2003 so when at&t computed this information it identified a conflict and the project manager who hadn't this project wiggle there was an exception we've received information from the project team what's been proposed by at&t there be a conflict moving forward it appears to the department at least that it is not a situation outreach but a situation of coordination and make sure the facilities are placed correct so again, when we start moving forward and start the wiggle those will not be in conflict with the city project you need to coordinate an

mr. george but i have a quick question by the way, i support in legislation i want to know why you exempt 16 something walling in her exempting you were market transit district is there a reason not to go through an area plan. >> thank you sxrifr you're our office and supervisor wiener are working on a broader version in the interim we feel it will provide another exempt for the outreach. >> so in the long-term you're looking at a broader version. >> yeah, we'll be working with the planning code and police code. >> i understand we need to move forward with this. >> he ultimate amendment will allow for more than 10 arcadia games as opposed to the current law restriction to 10. >> so colleagues the minor amendments can we have a motion to adapt that amendment. okay we'll take that without objection. the amendment is adapted and could i have a motion to forward to the full board with as a committee report >> we'll take that without objection. that will be the order. thank you, colleagu thank you, colleagues okay amy caan is here >> item 2 please and item 2 is a resolution authorized the rec

one woman is very proud of the future mrs. george let's do a clean transaction. >> segue. this person was so proud, she wrote an open letter to the bride to-be: her engagement a triumph first in the ladies, proved princeton mom wrong by doing the opposite of what she wrote about in her book encouraging college girls to get married as soon as she could. writing pattern offers bleak words for any ambitious woman over the age of 30. yo been invested in superstardom he took th the eyef the ball. you don't get to have everything. unless that is you get to marry george clooney. so, is this your hero? >> i admire her. i really do. this is a woman who is an accomplished lawyer. i will believe it when i see him walk down the aisle. i do believe it is harder for women making more money and more successful saying marriage is not for me. i certainly put career first, so i do identify with that. george clooney is on the record saying i was married, i was not very good at it. she was smart enough to make him work for it. he had to ask her out twic

mr. george specifically stated in his testimony to congress that the irs targeted specific groups. i'm quoting now, applying for tax-exempt status. it delayed processing of thieves groups applications and requested unnecessary information as well as subjected these groups to special scrutiny. and that end quote. and, given that the post article and the confusion around recent statements that you have made on this top i can i want to give you an opportunity to correct the record. and the question i guess specifically, do you agree that the treasury inspector general for tax administration has found that certain conservative groups are targeted for extra scrutiny by the irs? >> i appreciate the opportunity to cented record. it has been intriguing to me it has become this big issue, tempest in the teapot. what i said in my testimony which seeps to have triggered this, was that the inspector general's report last may in his findings said that he found inappropriate criteria were used to select applications for further review. it was in response to a question about the findings of the i

we will have plenty more from baby george. mr. robertson with a real commitment to the new zealand economy. it is a celebration for england. i think it is fabulous to see them out and about, showing the flag. agree., i we will have more from tom with surveillance in 25 minutes from now. kids, i would my just walk off the plane with a child with no baggage. talking of things that are having a tough time relaxing, the markets are under pressure. >> they're having a bit of fair pressure off the 2008 highs. we have had a cracking run on these markets. stocks just pulling back. as tom said, some of the technology stocks are being sold off in the u.s.. that is carrying through into the european session. i want to give you some of our bloomberg stats. when it comes to technology, we're down 0.8%. the industry has rallied 108%. the valuation is 20.5 times earnings. way above the index. it is trading just under 15. with that in mind, we give you a bit of a reflection. here are some pretty big news stories going on. m&a is one of the bigges

also they should have been sent to the crime scene you know salutes it doesn't fit it doesn't fit mr george was able to confirm that something went wrong with the police work and that there were a lot of flaws. and that's it. ah. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha. the case seems to sting like there's a lot that seems off about it i didn't think it would be. so obvious that there were in errors made missing information and evidence that we were presented with when i saw it i was just like well it's obvious he isn't guilty. you know we have to sort of decide where our investigation is going to take us and the way i see it he was convicted based on the testimony of an r.l. mahen he was convicted based on the testimony of the sender clearly he was convicted based on the testimony of the killing stops. the building and. we need to hear from a witness who actually testified at trial that you know i lied i testified falsely you know for this reason we need to hear that you need to have a witness and on feel comfortable putting it on paper because. what we do know though is that r.l. may have did t

george w. bush presidential center. mr bush painted pictures of world leaders he met during his time in the oval office. there's one of his dad former president h.w. bush. >> there's a raping of variety in terms of style and the amount of time worked on them. it's not a broad brush strokes all the lips are a little overworked. some of them, there's a few that have an element of personality that are interesting. >> the former president says he had not picked up a paint brush until he left office. >> i'm morgan radford, thanks for watching, stay tuned to al jazeera. >>> immigration, just the word gets people worked up, but for people who make their life and

[ birds chirping ] [ man narrating ] when george came to the country, he loved to visit the renkins farm. ah! and his favorite thing at the farm... was mrng engine ] mornin', george! drivin' the tractor, eh? yeah! [ chuckles ] well, why don't ya come meet my new tractor. - his name's ulysses. - uh? okay. [ hooting ] george, meet ulysses. ah? he's my brand-new ox. hi! - [ snorts ] - [ whimpering ] [ chuckling ] oh, he's friendly. i called him a tractor 'cause he does what a tractor does-- plows my fields. oh!

mr. john. >> good afternoon acting director and chair george and members of the commission i'm john senior financial analyst for the coi i. a first broad stroke background on the cf ds and the roll in the shipyard. there's the fopgs that's authorized and the cf ds are an integral part of financing the shipyard >> scheme we don't have any - >> our screens up here are blank. >> i was looking at the paper. >> one second, sir. do we need to call someone to fix that? we'll see. okay natasha if it's not a quick fix we'll look at the paper. can you follow along on the paper we're going to take a minute to fix this. sir go ahead >> thank you. so excuse me. 2005 the cf d-7 was formed 5 point plus million for the infrastructure parks in the area that was old it was formed in 2008, for the purpose of maintenance that doesn't issue bonds. in 2008, the cf d-7 r m a what direction reflecting the bonding capacity to $65 million. on april 1st, 2014, this commission approved the form of and amended r m a for cf d-7 and 8 for the further update and the 2005 bonds the variable rates are secured by the line of credit t

george kennan right now. he was the strategist -- it turns out that mr. obama did need a george kennan. the price of not having a coherent foreign-policy strategy, a point i've been making for quite some time. >> what you make of the situation in russia? >> mr. putin is salvaging a failure. he lost control of ukraine in the revolution that overthrew viktor yanukovych. crimea was a consolation prize. now what he is trying to do is by intimidating and disrupting the political process in ukraine, to loosen kiev's control over the country. what he is trying to do right now is to destabilize the political process so that you end up with such a decentralized ukraine that russia can control it in a way that he controls the whole -- controlled the whole of it after the revolution. >> ariel roubini thinks things will get worse and -- before they get better. you agree? 10,n a scale of one to ukraine is at seven and getting higher as far as the chance of what he termed a hot war is. >> that would be a very risky option for putin. the squeeze of economic sanctions in energy and financial sectors has

. >> our congratulations to george and perhaps the new mrs. clooney.ng in the morning. diane right back here tomorrow night. have a great week. thanks for watching. good night. >>> next at 6:00, we have breaking news after two planes collided above the san francisco bay. we'll tell you what happened. >> a dark shadow cast across the warriors-clippers playoff game. how the teams responded on and off the court to the racist comments the clippers team owner allegedly made. >>> a father of a teen to stowaway talks about why his son stowed away on a plane to hawai'i. >>> right now, sky 7hd is above the search for a plane that crashed into the bay after it collided with another plane this afternoon. good evening and thank you for joining us. the two planes collided over the san francisco bay a mile nor of the brothers island. sergio quintana is live from richmond with the details. reporter: right now this is still a very active search for parts of the plane, and also anyone who was in the plane. let me go ahead and show you, there's a small fleet of search v

george >> all right. thank you. one question. mr. religiously 0 i think we owned a paring or parking lot where's that >> it's on spear street one of the freeway parcels just like spirit and folsom it was purchased that the affordable housing funds and we're trying to negotiate a deal it's called block one on the transbay maps. >> how many cars. >> i'm not sure but they fit a lot of cars it's a surface lot it's valet parking hundreds. >> i hope we're making money. >> we count on the money so long as we can get it. >> i'm pleased to know we own a parking lot in that area. >> all right. thank you everybody if there's no further questions i'd like to entertain a motion. thank you very much is there a second >> second. >> commissioners commissioner ellington is absent. comparing. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. sxhoejs. madam chair let's vote is 4 i's and one absent >> item 5 is the trip number two on the fiscal year 2014-2015 budget including administration and effort management you outside maintenance and project areas. the ye

mr. obama has been fond of blaming president george bush for failures the and calamities. time he could use some logic and evidence on his side. mr. bush was so depressed with the morell daily briefings in cuba was the first to place al qaeda for the september 11th attacks in 2001. odd? he lost much of his into would've powers or perhaps he lost something else when confronted with another september 11th, 11 years later. take a look get your thoughts. some of the top responses to the poll question. do believe gm executives should be criminally liable? >> i thought the government was in charge? prosecute spend lecturer as long as it includes the uaw and federal bureaucrats to ram the company after the takeover. lou: over the obamacare announcements to michelis the president chose april fool's day to give us the numbers. lou: however prayer. e-mail us at lou@loudobbs.com, twitter. go to facebook and links to everything that the dogs.com free copies of my new boat "upheaval" to the authors of the comments that we reach night. think you for being with us tomorrow house intellig

mr. quan you have 3 minutes of rebuttal. >> thank you george yawning u quan from the department of public works again. actually, i he was listening carefully to the public comments and based on volumes to the position of the department i believe one of the speakers on 1155 church street said it well those kinds of notifications in at&t is suggesting a 7 day review or a evaluation instead of the 20 she wouldn't understand and she was provided the notice for 20 days this speaks volumes we need to be able to provide that information to the people that are impacted. another one that struck me firmly in in this case all the public speakers are the folks implicated by requested location they're saying i don't want it in front of my building but somewhere else is okay. we hear voices from a group of individuals but whatever the other group that's impacted by the mr. president and they get a voice in this case. that's a challenge that the department continues to face that's why we believe it's appropriate to deny the permit and have it redone. with the alternative locations there are two loeshgs

george bernard shaw. special guest, julie harris. w your host mr. jose ferrer. saint joan is essentially about sainthood, but there is a certain romantic quality to it as george bernard shaw sweeps his audience along in an almost poetic flight. it is not a biography in the sense that you can turn to the play for an accurate reporting of the facts, rather shaw selected the facts which suited his purpose. he approaches joan, his protagonist, historically, but develops the character mainly in terms of ideological clashes. primarily, shaw is interested in joan as someone who imposes her ideas on history. she is led by the voices of st. catherine, st. margaret, and st. michael who instructed her to acquire a horse, soldier's clothing with armor, and an army and drive the english out of france. so her actions are based on her faith in her voices. shaw was a co-director for the first london production in 1924 with sybil thorndike in the title role, and he reminded her that joan was a sturdy, independent 19-year-old woman, not a sweet angelic little girl. the story of jo

mr. osborne's speech had backfired. >> in terms of insult, most people in scotland would feel that georgesborne insulted the intelligence of the scottish people. that may be the last time, probably the only time, that i will quote "the daily mail" -- "row over pound drives yes vote." the indications we have so far is that the joint enterprise between george osborne and ed balls has backfired on the two unionist parties in spectacular fashion. >> alex salmond speaking. it was undeniably one wet winter, in fact, the wettest winter on record. howling winds and rain threatened just before christmas, causing chaos. travelers hoping to fly from gatwick airport had their flights canceled. the executive and his staff decided to get as many people home for the holidays as they could, but in retrospect, he said it would have been better to cancel flights. easyjet managers painted a bleak picture of management at the airport. >> what i confronted was the physical proportions. i had to stand on a balcony on a table to be seen to look over 3000 customers to quiet them, and in one of three occasions wh

george osborne's budget? >> what matters is the long run outlook for government receipts and spending. the important backdrop is that mrus born still has a long way to go before he closes the gap between the two. there are big spending cuts ahead of us. the extra growth we are getting this year, it is nice to have, but it looks like it is going to be growth we get sooner rather than more growth overall. it doesn't really help. what we can expect is more spending cuts to continue right up to the election and beyond. >> we talked about who did well after the budget. who did badly? with onedget is giving hand and taking with the other. he took some money from spending departments. he's making public-sector employers pay a bit more for the pension costs of their members. that will be a squeeze on public services. he did a crackdown on tax avoiders. those people engaging in those kinds of activities may well lose. >> karl emerson, thank you very much indeed for your time. the clock is ticking slowly down for scotland's independence referendum. on september 18, voters will decide whether or not they want to remain part of th

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george w. bush. thank you, mr. president. here's your money. well, president obama also signed a stimulus bill, but those same kinds of payments from the government under president obama, they didn't show up as a check in your mailbox. they instead just showed up over time as a mild bump in your paycheck. now, doing it that way is actually a much more effective way to use money to stimulate the economy. if you get one lump sum check like you did from george w. bush, you're more likely to just deposit that check in your bank account or use it toward your savings. use it toward paying down debt. may be good for your personal economics, but it's not good for the overall economy, for goosing consumer demand. that same amount of money distributed not as a lump sum check, but instead as just a little bump in your paycheck every week in an ongoing way, that's a better idea. that is more likely to be effective at stimulating the economy because you are more likely to spend that money if you get it as just a few extra bucks in your paycheck every week.

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mr. waxman was there 40 years and george miller was there -- but i will tell you something.hose were very effective legislators. you may disagree with them, but in large measure, most of those that will be leaving were real craftsman, individuals that we all learn from. and if we took those lessons -- and that is my fear -- what is less of that kind of legacy, will it suffer? or will someone else carry on? i am concerned about it. >> here is an e-mail we've gotten from gavin of syracuse, new york. how often will it happen that members of congress get together, not to talk about politics but to forge some personal relationship? would it make a difference? >> it would make a great difference. ,hen i came into the congress the other bush was president. when i came into congress, the older bush was the president. relationships were much better. and during that season while he was there, one of the things that he did -- he was in the gym with us. he exercised with the members. the connection between people makes the difference and that connection somehow got lost, somewhere betwe

mr. steinbrenner for his watergate crimes. by that time baseball had a new commissioner. fresh off george steinbrenner's pardon as ronald reagan's last act as p president of the united states, fresh off the pardon mr. steinbrenner got in trouble again right after the pardon with the new baseball commissioner. i will show you one more clip from are the old news reels. this one i could not resist. they do not write news like this anymore. it's probably a good thing. this is amazing. watch right to the end of this. i can't believe this exists. >> new york yankees owner george steinbrenner, born on the fourth of july. but this birthday may not be a happy one. tomorrow he appear ss before the baseball commissioner to explain some of his activities off the field. activities that could lead to his suspension. >> steinbrenner dictated everything tr how long players can wear their hair to how long managers will survive. not long in either case. >> the only thing that counts to me is giving the yankees a winner. we have done it 14 of 17 years. >> baseball commissioner fay vincent suspects something

mrs. obama got there george bush spoke about the struggle for equality. he has a mission.s come in waves. the civil rights amendments of the 1860's. the 1960's. now he is trying to put forth a program of the health-care bill and minimum wage. we must work with it. he is setting the stage because the issue is coming up about immigration reform and the race of minimum wage. this is a positive outlook of what that would do for the nation. host: our next call is penelope in pompano beach, florida. guest: good morning. i just want to ask the question, is it true that martin is a king was a republican? i feel like democratic party is being bamboozled by a lot of things. i want to know were civil rights supposed to protect the descendents of the oppressed? was this enacted for everyone or for the tragedies that the american government put on the descendents? why no one is talking about reparations, it is like the tragedy of slavery never happened. the government has given us physical freedom. we can go into a bank and get alone. they never gave us economic freedom. guest: thank y

mrs. maloney: the facts speak for themselves. george bush's administration left us with a $1.4 trillion deficit. they cut taxes, led us into two wars and they blew the deficit. look at the democratic deficit. we had a surplus from bill clinton and president obama halfed the deficit. i yield to -- i reserve the balance of my time and reserve to the distinguished gentleman from maryland. the chair: how much time? mrs. maloney: 30 seconds. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. hoyer: tell the gentleman from texas, i do know the statistics. 800,000 jobs lost in the month, the last month of the bush administration. 800,000 in one month. the worst job production since herbert hoosker under the bush administration -- hoover under the bush administration. yes, this administration has had tough times because we inherited such a struggling, devastated economy from the bush administration. the gentleman knows those figures are accurate. and he ought to admit those facts. the budget deficit went up 87% under george bush. when h