mr. norman you have a two minute rebuttal. >> i'd like to offer a point of clarification and i again want to reiterate the accomodation that was made regarding the light well is greatly appreciated because that's clearly something under the residential guidelines is a very common gesture it was stated that there were set backs in the original design that as jeff described a light well this document here liley and her dads property is right here this is the light well and it opens up favorite back this is the proposed building next door there were no set backs to accommodate the light well at all under the original proposal and you can see that here building comes right up to where the light well is the light well continues back here opens up and willing i didn't has a bedroom right here that's consistent on all levels so i just wanted to clarify that point and regarding the scale of the building i think this graphic here which was provided by studio 12 i think illustrates it quite well, a four story building and all the buildings on this side of the street and the buildings on that side o

mr. moesh yanis to the board. >>supervisor norman yee: i was i mpressed with mr. dmet ri the first time and given the relationship to public health and he qualifies and i'm more than happy to support the motion. without any objection, the motion passes. thank you very much. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk can you call item 4. city clerk: 4. 141052 [appointments, immigrant rights commission] hearing to consider appointing five members, terms ending june 6, 2016, to the immigrant rights commission. clerk of the boardd vacant seat 1, succeeding vera haile, deceased, must have a demonstrated knowledge of, and interest in, the health, human service, educational, or employment issues that affect immigrants residing in san francisco, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending june 6, 2016. vacant seat 2, succeeding haregu gaime, term expired, must have a demonstrated knowledge of, and interest in, the health, human service, educational, or employment issues that affect immigrants residing in san francisco, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending

mr. norman, thank you very much. >> we'll see new a bit. >> you have no idea who else is in theç studio.just awarded this morning. activist malala si, indian child rights active getting this year's honor. the nobel committee citing the two for their struggle against the suppression of children and young people. mullah la, 17 years old when she was shot in the head by a taliban gunman two years ago. >>> 1,000 members of the air force losing health care because they're told they never should have had it in the first place. the air force says they mistakenly issued medical coverage to voluntarily separating airmen earlier this year. the problem is anyone opting for voluntary separation is not eligible for health care. airmen and women are furious, saying they were told one thing and are now being told another. >>> and it is a "fox & friends" exclusive, mark cuban billionaire owner of the dallas mavericks sitting down with our very own brian kilmeade and he's not afraid to say what's on his mind. >> are you worried about political correctness today? >> i'm not worried so much 'cause i don't

norman yee: one other person. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is jessica acker man with the san francisco sierra club. we are here to support mr. moran to the puc for the last two 2 years. we have seen him be a representative of the people and would like to continue seeing him do so. >>supervisor norman yee: thank you. any other comments c'mon up. >> i saw these people's face. i intention for job or business. because fovr everyone, inform -- for the money they earn, the business -- working schedule, they want a way of destiny of job or business. not because being famous, so wealthy, it's because of good determination and aim objective in life. and i see people to have a joint academy, organization that can create san francisco everywhere, cover professional individual, anybody but in order to have that happen, must have a complete, well a way of law. the earth way of law that can jab a human soul everybody. 10,000 everybody everybody san francisco and being part of the non-profit organization, that means in touch or without touch. >> any other public comment? >> good afternoon supervisors, eric brooks representing san francisc

as a former democrat, i can tell you norman thomas is not the only man who is drawn this parallel to socialism with the present administration. it goes back to 1936. mrcrat himself, i'll smith, the great american came before the american people and charged the leadership of his party was taking his party down the road of marx, lenin, and stalin. he walked away from his party and never returned until the day he died. because to this day, the leadership of that party has taken that on a roll party down the road in the labor socialist part

mr. risen as well as today's petition. i would like to introduce norman soloman, co-founder of brooks action.org and executive director of the institute for public accuracy, is author of a dozen books on media and public policy and is a recipient of the annual ruben salazar journalism award as well as the george or well award. >> thank you. thanks. here we are in the -- and i think it's very fitting because it was 60 years ago that in perhaps his most well known and well remembered tv broadcast edward r. morrow said we cannot defeat -- he said that at a time when it was essential for journalists to step forward to lance a boil of fear and intimidation that had gripped official washington for years, and the entire country as well. that was 1954. here we are in 2014. and the events today are part of, i think, a very strongly accelerating effort across this country to lance a boil of fear and intimidation. we don't talk anymore so much about a chilling effect, we talk about a freezing effect, we talk about ice cubes that congeal, we talk quite properly and a

mr. risen as well as today's petition. i would like to introduce norman soloman, co-founder of brooks action.org and executive director of the institute for public accuracy, is author of a dozen books on media and public policy and is a recipient of the annual ruben salazar journalism award as well as the george or well award. >> thank you. thanks. here we are in the -- and i think it's very fitting because it was 60 years ago that in perhaps his most well known and well remembered tv broadcast edward r. morrow said we cannot defeat -- he said that at a time when it was essential for journalists to step forward to lance a boil of fear and intimidation that had gripped official washington for years, and the entire country as well. that was 1954. here we are in 2014. and the events today are part of, i think, a very strongly accelerating effort across this country to lance a boil of fear and intimidation. we don't talk anymore so much about a chilling effect, we talk about a freezing effect, we talk about ice cubes that congeal, we talk quite properly and a

applause] as a former democrat, i can tell you norman thomas is not the only man who has drawn this with theof socialism present administration because back in 1936, mr. democrat himself, al smith, the great american, came before the market people and charged with the leadership of his party was taking his party down the road under the banner of marx, lenin, stalin. he walked away from his party and never return to the day he died, because to this day, the leadership of that party has taken that honorable party down the road in the image of the labor-socialist party of england. it does not require expropriation or confiscation of private property or business to impose socialism on the people. what does it mean whether you hold the deed or title to your business or property if the government holds the power of life and death over that business or property? such machinery already exists. the government can find some charge to bring about -- against any concern it chooses to prosecute. every businessman has his own tale of harassment. somewhere, a perversion has taken place. our natural inalienable rights are considered to be a dispensation of governmen

mr. ricen as well as today's petition. i would like to introduce norman solomon, and executive director of the institute for public accuracy. he's author of a dozen books on media and public policy and recipient of the ruben salazar journalism award and george orwell award. he coordinated the petition campaign in support of james ricen. mr. solomon? [ applause ] >> thanks. >> here we are and it's fitting because it was 60 years ago that perhaps his most well-known and well remembered tv broadcast edward r. murrow said we cannot defend freedom aboard by deserting it at home. he said that at a time when journalists stepped forward to lance, boil, fear and intimidation that gripped official washington for years and the entire country as well. that was 1954. here we are in 2014 and the events today are part of i think a very strongly accelerating effort across this country to lance a boil of fear and intimidation. we don't talk anymore so much about a chilling effect, we talk about a freezing effect, we talk about ice cubes that congeal, we talk quite properl

as a former democrat, i can tell you norman thomas is not the only man who is drawn this parallel to socialism with the present administration. it goes back to 1936. mr. democrat himself, i'll smith, the great american came before the american people and charged the leadership of his party was taking his party down the road of marx, lenin, and stalin. he walked away from his party and never returned until the day he died. because to this day, the leadership of that party has taken that on a roll party down the road in the labor socialist party. it does not require expropriation or confiscation of private property or business to impose socialism on a people. what does it mean whether you will be deed or the title to your business or property if the government holds the power of life and death over that business or property? and such machinery already exists. the government can find them charge to bring against any can learn it chooses to prosecute. every businessman has his own tale of harassment. has takena perversion place. our natural, unalienable rights are now considered to be a dispensation of government and freedom has never been so fragile to

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mr. nolen was charging at him with a knife in his hand. >> why are the prosecutors only charging nolen with first-degree murder and not terrorism? the district attorney greg mashburn is joining us live from normanma. griff? >> reporter: hey, greta. first, we expect alton nolen to come here to be booked and arraigned by video conference. but as you mentioned, the question everybody is talking about, is why not terrorism charges? he is that the down with me to show me why. the definition of terrorism under oklahoma statute does not fit in his opinion what happened in this case. the actual statute defines terrorism as an act of violence perpetrated to coerce the civilian proplation or government into granting illegal political or economic demands. he believed that's not the case here. and to further that, he says that the feds can still file their own charges. and that's why the lack of charges of terrorism in this case here has not diminished the feds interest into what may or may not be a radicalization on american soil. that's why we traveled to the oklahoma city mosque where alton attended and spoke to a spokesman there, adam soltani. listen. >> this one man does not represent muslims in the s