mr. sanchez regarding the commissioner goh's departure. congratulations. on this case, i looked at it today. dba would not have done any notifications whenever the permit was issued because it was not determined to be a structural addition to the building nor a demolition or a new construction. in section 106 of the building code, there are times we do it posting when the permit is issued or renewed -- or we notify neighbors of the adjacent properties, but in this case, because of the type of project, that was not necessary. i checked with the central permit bureau and they confirmed that. i am available for any questions if you have any. vice president hwang: thank you. >> there is reference to the street permit, which was posted, and i just noticed that. i do not have any details on that. i did notice, as well, that this licensed property is not adjacent to the site where the work is being done. it is actually just off that. even if we had done the notification, i do not think she'd fall -- she falls under the notification process. >> is there any public

mr. sanchez.was expressing his concern that he didn't have a place to parole and he was short. >> short? >> short to the door, meaning his release date was fast approaching. and so i told him that i would get him some applications for places in albuquerque. i brought you some applications like we talked a couple weeks ago in places for preparation for parole back to albuquerque. and your release date is -- >> july 1st. >> july 1st. >> that's all i'm waiting for. >> okay. so no more disciplinary. >> there's something in my heart that's just saying that something -- i'm not going to end up going that day. i don't know why. but i just sense it. i wonder if you can give them a ring on the phone, you know. >> yes, i'll follow up. >> can you push this, you know? let's get this approved so i can have that, all right, sanchez, you're approved. >> well, i can get the wheels rolling to make sure nothing happens that will delay you. >> i know something's going to happen. >> we'll do some follow-up for him to

mr. sanchez to his program that had accepted him. he was processed in. as around 7:00 in the evening. at 3:00 a.m. the next morning, joseph sanchez walked away from the program. he was apprehended at a convenience store just down the road from the prison. >> the story was that somehow joe had made his way back to the gas station which was just down the road from the prison and the halfway house was a distance. it was a drive from the prison. so somehow he had gotten back to the area. an off-duty officer had stopped there to get some gas. joe didn't recognize him, but the officer recognized joe, and joe was picked up and taken into custody. to me joe is a cautionary tale about our prison system. a lot of these guys will get out, and if they don't have the skills to stay out successfully, more problems will occur. >> coming up -- >> after the stabbing occurred, my brother-in-law asked, he said do we have an axe. >> a bizarre family murder plot sends a teenager to prison. >> i was in my senior here of high school when i got locked up. >> 26 years later a mid

mr. sanchez. >> just one point to address the question about the history of the building, it appears when they were out of previous location it was a single family, and the permit was to move the property to the reader. when they got their cfc in 1950, it shows two flat. it appears the second unit was added later based on the record. >> the frog was always two units? >> as far as i can tell. the property -- the lot and was always two units? >> as far as i can tell. >> i actually agree with the appellant in this case. i think there are several requirements and were not met. i do not see any hardships. there are five of the monroe, and the fact there is not a widespread pattern of smaller lots, the only smaller lots nbwe see are oddly shaped but not necessarily the tiny losts the subdivision would create. i see parking as a problem. i did not agree with the explanation 7 and non-complying in the rear would be it sufficient or desirable outcome. those are my comments for now. >> i am a little bit in between. let me explain why. we have had two cases like this in the last two years. each had

mr. sanchez. >> just to recap, is a variant application for lot sizes, and the lot size affects both of the properties with respect to the code. it would take a standard lot, which has one building in the front, one building of the reader. the building at the front appears to be constructed in 1926. of a permit indicates it was removed to the subject property, and this appears to have been done to accommodate a widening of the freeway, and the proposal would create two

mrs. sanchez. >> thank you. >> reporter: the mayor told us the city is actually eliminated 150 positions but only 81 of those are currently filled by workers. city leaders have not said exactly what jobs will be cut. live in oakland, amber lee, ktvu news. >>> a major construction project got under way. the examiner reports commissioners approved the design of a new headquarters for sales force.com. the company wants to build a 14- acre campus in the mission bay neighborhood. that campus would include eight brightly colored buildings. >>> sheriff ross mirkarimi is not giving up on seeing his wife and son. he plans to go back to court on friday to try to get his stay order lifted. the stay away order is in effect at least until the end of his trial which starts on february 24th. and we've learned that sheriff mirkarimi is close to picking an undersheriff. he has interviewed 14 candidates. >>> we have new information at this hour regarding a nationwide labor dispute involving refinery workers. it appears a strike has been averted at least for the tile being. late this evening national represent

mrs. sanchez. >> thank you. >> reporter: the mayor told us the city is actually eliminated 150 positions but only 81 of those are currently filled by workers. city leaders have not said exactly what jobs will be cut. live in oakland, amber lee, ktvu news. >>> a major construction project got under way. the examiner reports commissioners approved the design of a new headquarters for sales force.com. the company wants to build a 14- acre campus in the mission bay neighborhood. that campus would include eight brightly colored buildings. >>> sheriff ross mirkarimi is not giving up on seeing his wife and son. he plans to go back to court on friday to try to get his stay order lifted. the stay away order is in effect at least until the end of his trial which starts on february 24th. and we've learned that sheriff mirkarimi is close to picking an undersheriff. he has interviewed 14 candidates. >>> we have new information at this hour regarding a nationwide labor dispute involving refinery workers. it appears a strike has been averted at least for the tile being. late this evening national represent

sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i do not have a statement. but i came this morning to try to figure out where we really are and to get some ideas from people about how we continue the good trend that we have seen in these last five months with respect to unemployment going down. i really did not come here to hear a lot of political posturing and battle and everything, and i'm really struck by the fact that, you know, this committee cozy job, i think, is to really contemplate and think about -- this committee's job, i think, is to really complicate -- contemplated think about ideas for other legislative-writing committees to implement. you know, this going back and forth and this really degrading -- honestly, of this committee, is really a frustrating thing for somebody who understands that when we see good numbers and that when people say economists -- all the economists this morning that i saw on television and in writing were saying, "this is good." let's just stop at this is good and what we can do to make it better. that is what this comm

this sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i don't have a statement, and i wouldn't be putting one in the record. but i came this morning to try to figure out where we really are, and to get some ideas from people of all how we continue the good trend that we've seen in his last five months, with respect to unemployment going down. i really didn't come here to hear a lot of political posturing and gavel in everything. i'm really, i am really struck why the fact that this committee job i think is to really contemplate and think about and suggest and move forward. others legislative writing committee to implement. and you know come back and forth and this really degrading obviously, you guys on this committee, is really a frustrating thing for somebody who understands that when we see good numbers and that when people say economists, all the economists this point that i saw on television and in writing were saying hey, this is good, let's just stop it. this is good, and what can we get to make it better. mr. chairman, that's wha

sanchez, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, madam secretary for being before us today. i have two questions for you. the first is that i recently was in the calexico/mexican border. and from the mexican side they have poured cement. they have built new roadways to come over to make another land port, if you will, that i think was, from my understanding, was agreed to by both sides and somehow or another the funding has not come or the cuts in the budget are not making this new land port happen from our side, which is just amazing to see it happening on the other end and nothing from our end. the first thing would be, the locals had asked me to come and take a look at it. obviously, the council people and the county supervisor. so what's going on with that and what can we do because they tell me that it's about three hours standing time if you're a pedestrian to go across that section right now. and i happen to know because i have family in mexicali, so i asked them. what to you think? they said it's taken way too lon

mr. g will have more on that later on. let's bring in gina sanchez, director of equity allocation and jpmorgan private bank global market strategist as always on "street signs," ladies first. gina, to you. you heard our four wild cards. how do you rank them? and what do you see if not one of these as the biggest concern for u.s. stock investors right now? >> i think probably the biggest concern is going to be execution risk in greece because a lot of the multiple expansion and the reason we have a moderate overweight or really slight overweight in equities right now really has to do with the fact there's a huge commitment to making sure it gets done. but that doesn't mean it's actually going to follow through at the other end. riots in greece tell you there will be concern about that. i think the second biggest concern we have is going to be earnings. i think that earnings really are something that we're looking at. we have a $99 earnings compared to $104 to $106 bottom up earnings. there's a lot of room for some narrowing there. and china's definite

sanchez, it's true 4% of the cargo identified the parts have been identified as high risk and have a right in the u.s. without being scanned; that's correct? >> that's correct, 750 shipments last year. >> mr. heyman, you testified about these wonderful international relationships. however, when i asked the secretary, when i also asked ambassador kirk in these trade agreements that we've recently approved, was there any effort to work with these foreign countries to establish a scanning process and the answer in both of those was no, it didn't, no, would get back to us. do you know anything on that? >> i do not, but i could get back to you if you like. >> finally, madam chairman, i would like to build upon mr. brown's request of not only requesting the information of the cost of some of the technology of what is being done, but to supply the request of the folks here who are testifying to supply to us details on what steps have been taken, what technology is currently being considered, when has that last been reviewed, and what future technologies are they considering to meet this request which may require a classified briefing? >> thank you, chairlady -- >> did you accept -- >> without al

sanchez, it's true 4% of the cargo identified the parts have been identified as high risk and have a right in the u.s. without being scanned; that's correct? >> that's correct, 750 shipments last year. >> mr. heyman, you testified about these wonderful international relationships. however, when i asked the secretary, when i also asked ambassador kirk in these trade agreements that we've recently approved, was there any effort to work with these foreign countries to establish a scanning process and the answer in both of those was no, it didn't, no, would get back to us. do you know anything on that? >> i do not, but i could get back to you if you like. >> finally, madam chairman, i would like to build upon mr. brown's request of not only requesting the information of the cost of some of the technology of what is being done, but to supply the request of the folks here who are testifying to supply to us details on what steps have been taken, what technology is currently being considered, when has that last been reviewed, and what future technologies are they considering to meet this request which may require a classified briefing? >> thank you, chairlady -- >> did you accept -- >> without al

sanchez, it's true 4% of the cargo identified the parts have been identified as high risk and have a right in the u.s. without being scanned; that's correct? >> that's correct, 750 shipments last year. >> mr. heyman, you testified about these wonderful international relationships. however, when i asked the secretary, when i also asked ambassador kirk in these trade agreements that we've recently approved, was there any effort to work with these foreign countries to establish a scanning process and the answer in both of those was no, it didn't, no, would get back to us. do you know anything on that? >> i do not, but i could get back to you if you like. >> finally, madam chairman, i would like to build upon mr. brown's request of not only requesting the information of the cost of some of the technology of what is being done, but to supply the request of the folks here who are testifying to supply to us details on what steps have been taken, what technology is currently being considered, when has that last been reviewed, and what future technologies are they considering to meet this request which may require a classified briefing? >> thank you, chairlady -- >> did you accept -- >> without al