i wanted to just bank commissioner murphy -- sank commissioner murphy and -- thank commissioner murphy and hechanova for briefing me on what it would be like to sit on this commission. it is important for everyone to understand we are a citizen commission. some of us come from different places. some of us were landlords. some of us were in the professions, whether architecture, engineering, and construction, and we bring some of those experiences with us, but it is different when you are up here. it is not your projectit is not. it is other people's projects. what commissioner lee said is a very important. we want to keep things open. i want to think three commissioners. romero, murphy, and hechanova. i think we have moved forward, because we have kept political debate open and honest. while we have not always agree, i really appreciate, especially commissioner murphy and hechanova, who brought me in and told me, like commissioner murphy said, tell us face-to- face in disagreements. sometimes we argue things out, sometimes in public. but that is part of the process. that is part of the

commissioner murphy: i have one question.ssioner hechanova: -- commissioner hechanova: i have one question. were these taken from the rear side of the property? >> this was taken in their rear yard. the inspector is standing somewhere under these trees looking in this direction. commissioner hechanova: thank you. commissioner walker: it seems to me -- i had heard there was a fire? it is not just falling apart, it looks like it burned. >> what we saw when we were out there, there was a collapse of the front portion of the structure. 7uu+k8 inspections for them to short it. today, 20 months later, there is no permits. -- shore it. there was concern from individuals in the edges apartment buildings, use the area. there is also parking back there. one of the things the planning department told us is the apartment building is already legally nonconforming. the buildout under present zoning would be four units. unless there was substantial evidence that there was ever a residential use back there, what they would be looking at woul

commissioner murphy: no. commissioner walker: yes. >> the motion fails 4-2. commissioner lee: i would like to move that we continue the budget hearing. >> public comment on the motion to continue the budget? ok, seeing none, i will do an additional roll call vote on the motion to continue the budget to our next meeting. commissioner hechanova: yes. commissioner mar: yes. commissioner clinch: yes. commissioner lee: yes. commissioner walker: yes. >> the motion carried unanimously. item three, a discussion to and then permit extension procedures. >> we had a public advisory committee meeting, and i have attached a draft of the proposed changes to the building codes regarding the extension and cancellations of permit applications and issued permits. as you can see in the blue column, which is the last meeting that we had, they asked to have the application expiration for over $1 million extended for 720 days instead of 360 days, which is two years instead of one year. that would allow them pay once s for projects over $1 million, per our fee table. the other chan

commissioner murphy and hechanova, who brought me in and told me, like commissioner murphy said, tell us face-to- face in disagreements. sometimes we argue things out, sometimes in public. but that is part of the process. that is part of the process of good government, which commissioner lee talked about. sometimes things are slow to get done in san francisco, but we are a very big city. we are a very crowded city. you know, people like to get involved. this is part of the process. i want to thank the commissioners who have served with us for that work. and hopefully we will continue to improve on things as we move ahead. commissioner hechanova: commissioner clinch. commissioner clinch: i would like to add my two sons, thank you to commissioner murphy, hechanova, and commissioner romero. in the words that you guys have said today, you did not allude to the time commitments involved and the work you have done. it has been enormous, and we shall not go on without recognizing that it has taken a lot of work and time, and that should be appreciated. commissioner hechanova: thank you. comm

commissioner murphy: yes. >> the motion carried unanimously.t item is the oath. will all parties giving testimony today please stand and give -- raise your right hand? all parties in the audience. yes, if you are going to give testimony. do you swear that the testimony you are about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge? thank you. remain seated. item d, approval of minutes. discussion and possible action to adopt the minutes from may 18, 2011, september 21, 2011, november 16, 2011, and january 18, 2012. commissioner lee: i know we had a big stack before us. do we want to do them individually? if not, we can do it all at once. >> i make a motion we approve. >> second. >> something to add. it is missing a header for general public comment. we have the commons, but so the motion could be amended to request that change that we add that heading, general public comment. commissioner lee: ok, so you want to do that at the end? >> you can do at the now. the motion just needs to be amended. commissioner lee: why don't we postpone that? ok.

commissioner murphy: yes. commissioner melgar: yes. >> the motion carries unanimously, and the budget is approved. commissioner hechanova: thank you very much, pam, and your crew. >> onto item number 5, directors report. 5a, update on dbi's finances. >> good morning. i am with finance services that the dbi. i wanted to talk about the finance report. i put their revenue chart up on the screen. so our revenue projections are actually quite similar to what we have been talking about in the past. we are continuing to receive more funds than we expected undercharges for services. that is pretty much our main surplus in revenue projection. everything else is coming in fairly close to what we had budgeted for this year. we do expect it to continue to come in very close to budget. so we are not projecting a surplus, except for in charges for services. we do see increased amounts there. everything else, like i said, is pretty much what we expected. we are seeing less refunds than we had anticipated. we were anticipatin

commissioner murphy: 6 months is pretty short.ommissioner walker: i would make the motion of five months. if they need to come back -- commissioner lee: ok, so the motion is five months? at the same time, give them 10 days to obtain a shoring permit, 10 days for an engineering report? commissioner murphy: i will second the motion. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> hello, commissioners. i am a member of the san francisco coalition for responsible growth. i think we are all aware of this, but planning will be the big holdup. i just wanted to get that across. making it secure is a wise way to go. thank you. >> any additional public comment? commissioner hechanova: have they received a timeline as to when the potential review will take place? by planning? >> we are going to file within the next week or so for their review, yes. no more pc comment, no more rebuttal. we will uphold the abatement for five months. the owner is required to obtain a shourd permit and shore -- shoring permit and an yengineering report in 10 day

murphy. mr. murphy votes no. >> other members wishing to vote? none? the clerk will report the tally. mr. chairman, on that vote there were 14 ayes and 36 nays. ask that mr. stern record it. >> mr. sterns votes no. >> any other members? okay, the clerk now will -- >> mr. chairman u there were 14 ayes and 37 nays. >> 14 ayes and 37 nays, the vote is not agreed to. the next is on the dingle amendment. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. barton, mr. sterns. mr. sterns votes no. mr. whit field? mr. whit field votes no. >> mr. shim kiss votes no. mr. pits. mr. pits votes no. there is bono mac. there is bono mac votes no. mr. walden votes no. mr. terry. mr. terry votes no. mr. rogers. mrs. mi rick. mrs. mi rick votes no. mr. sullivan. mr. sullivan votes no. mr. murphy votes no. mr. burgess votes no. mrs. n. mr. bill gray votes no. mr. bass. mr. bass votes no. mr. >> mr. goingry votes no. mr. ska lis votes no. mr. lata votes no. mr. mcmorris rogers votes no. mr. harper. mr. harper votes no. mr. lance. mr. lance votes no. mr. cassidy. mr. cassidy mr. guthrie.

commissioner mar: -- commissioner murphy: just one more thing. in fairness, our director tweaks this budget, and she was -- i believe she is definitely on the right track as far as some of the changes she is talking about making, and i appreciate that. i just want to say that. >> thank you. commissioner hechanova: commissioners? >> let me add my comment also before we put it to action. the category being that we are trying to propose this year's budget, but also, coincident with that is for the second year, given one, operating and one being a project that will be adjustable relative to what we will perform this year. dbi as an enterprise department has also the category by which we are kind of lagging if we do not have the personnel or at least the budget in place necessary to address the issues relative to categories that we could almost fill those vacancies by virtue of what is the pool of technical talent that will not only need now, but also a pool that basically is being impeded by the ability to hire and bring them on. effectively staff to

commissioner murphy: tom, you are far too modest.how many of these projects that you mentioned are already out of planning? >> ok, some of them, like 10 market street, $200 million. they stopped. and then go. now they are going ahead with the foundation. but still, we have had in them clauses for the structure and the architecture under review. and then, also, 2 rincon hill is coming up, and those are approved by planning. we're lucky enough to have planning ok, and then we will be able to. there is lansing, 45 lansing. stopped and now going back again. commissioner murphy: so for some of these companies like salesforce, they're staying within their envelope of some of these buildings? >> right now, i heard salesforce as a special agent to review it right now. they dismantled the agency. but we have a meeting with development and with everybody. we say we are going to help them move the process in parallel with development at that time. commissioner murphy: i just wanted to congratulate you, tom. you have done a great job to get that

commissioner murphy: is that the policy of the department? >> if we can see it in plain view, which the inspector was, in the adjacent property, that is ripe for writing a notice of violation. especially because of the particular history. commissioner murphy: isn't that trespassing if we go into somebody else's property? >> we were lawfully on the adjacent property. we were doing an inspection here. the inspector was here. he saw it the peeling paint on the adjacent property. commissionerit is part of the pn the corner. he was let into this property to do this inspection. what he was doing was what he did with this property, walking around the outer edge for a scheduled inspection. as he got to hear, he could see the peeling paint. >> ok, i understand. it is not our policy to go on property without permission of the owner. >> no. that is why we send that whole package to the property owner, requesting the inspection, why the inspection, the code section, and a whole list of things that i am going to look at. so that the property owner knows.

commissioner murphy: i like the word being cautious. i think we've been really cautious on the fifth floor. i've been talking about understaffed on the fifth floor. they said they get permits through over there. this is the time we should be talking about it, and we are talking about it. you guys have put this in the budget? if people. until someone starts telling me they have a turnaround of 30 minutes when i go up to cash my check, you are not going to hear me talking about it anymore, right now we're still hearing that. and is now the time to deal with it, not six months from now? we've been asking for cashier's for two years and have never been able to get them. plan checkers? i hear complaints there are not enough plan checkers. mechanical engineers. there was a memo that we should mention that stuff here, and that is great, and i am delighted with that, but i think we can do better. that is what we are saying. >> we have requisitions out now for clerks that have been out now before siw since before thanksgivings. we put the requis

commissioner murphy: here. vice-president walker is excused. we have a quorum.ext item is election of officers, president, and vice president. commissioner lee: why don't i start by welcoming our new commissioner. i wanted to mention that she has joined us. regarding the agenda item, election of officers, i would like to propose that maybe we push this off until next meeting when we have a full seven members here. would that be ok? motion? commissioner murphy: i will second that. >> any public comment on the motion to continue this item? seeing none, can we had a roll call vote on the motion to continue the election of officers? commissioner lee: yes. commissioner clinch: yes. commissioner hechanova: yes. commissioner mar: yes. commissioner murphy: yes. >> the motion carried unanimously. the next item is the oath. will all parties giving testimony today please stand and give -- raise your right hand? all parties in the audience. yes, if you are going to give testimony. do you swear that the testimony you are about to give is the truth to the best of your knowled

thanks so much. >> thank you. >> brian marshall, mike murphy. you like hewlett packrd. >> i do what joe said, completely different story than dell and you are getting the dividends, which i think if you want to make an investment, the dividend is the differencemaker. >> steve -- >> two aspects of this. one is lexmark which i'm short so you've got the printer space. that's obviously a really troubled one. will be interested to see what hp says about that, which used to be such a huge source of their business. and the other is san disk. we're talking about disc drives and the issues of supply chains with hp, too. >> move on to the financials. the worst performing group of the day, citi trading lower as it faces a potential multimillion dollar write-down from its minority investment in smith barney. morgan stanley has the right to start buying citigroup out of the joint venture this spring. stephen weiss, citi is down almost 3% today. >> i'm not a fan of citi. i don't think it's a particularly well-run bank. and if you go back to what i just said a

dan murphy, tim colin. >> commissioners, i'm dan murphy.ç of the eastern neighborhood c.e.c.r both committees with a special focus on the east side. two weeks i was here and i raised the topic of implementation impediments and i promised to come back and given the lack of time i'm just going to focus on one and it relates directly to the plans -- if you recall, the plan is expected to produce about 10,000 housing units and depending on which document you look at up to approximately 13,000 new jobs over the life of the plan. i want to specifically talk about impediments related to job production. linda,ç can i have the overhea please? i thought it might be helpful to highlight a real life example. currently i control a 3.3 acre parcel on showplace square which is surrounded by the california collegeç of arts and it's two blocks north of the daddaga triangle, which i worked with this commission on. in august of last year it was fully approved and we expect it will be under construction here in the next few months. the concept that i'm working to call it a model early version

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(vo)baressi's work for eddie murphy's attorney made his reputation. >>eddie murphy was the driver of the vehicle and the passenger, ah, was arrested for a prostitution warrant. >>all of the transvestites came out of the woodwork, alleging that they had sexual relations with eddie murphy. what i did for eddie was, i rounded up all of these transsexuals and i, i helped them all see their way to clear to, ah, recanting their story. and the one that i didn't manage to pay off, fell to her death, from this building right here. i can tell you this, that i didn't have a hand in it. l clean up or discredit a star, depending on who pays him first. when the jordie chandler scandal hit, baressi started in the anti-jackson camp. he was approached by jackson's cook and cleaner, stella and phillipe lemarque, with a story to sell. >>and he said, "look, we saw jackson molesting macaulay culkin." "well what do he do?" "we saw him groping macaulay culkin, ah, over his pants." and they said, "we want a hundred grand." i got them a hundred thousand on the table, cash, fr

joining me today, glenn thrush, kurt anderson, patricia murphy and editor for the washington examiner mark tapscott. mitt romney swept the two primaries but was it all good for him. the headlines, romney regained stride, an op-ed in the detroit news said that romney dodges dad's curse. here is what i say, a win is a win. but the dynamics of the race are unchanged and we are in it for the long hall. what do you think? >> i am with you, it reminds me of the video that went viral of the runner that tripped and broke a leg and still hobbles to the finish line. he knows he will get there. i think a win is a win. the whole story line yesterday

lindsay murphy has more. what do you have? >> reporter: feldy, it's tough to get a play-off spot unless you win your division and that is something the capitals have been able to do the last four seasons and that is not easy this past season. they can't seem to pull away with. with only 30 games left, the wins are so important for the team and to last tuesday. the capitals lost to florida on the road and tonight is a chance for revenge and more importantly, a chance for the caps to reclaim the top spot in that southeast division, which they can do with a win. the caps are in ninth place in the eastern conference and out of the play-offs. according to the head coach, this will be just like the play- offs. >> and you know what the battle is in i think both sides do and that is like a play-off game and tonight is the night. >> we have to have a sense of urgency in every game. whether it's a monday nighter in carolina or a saturday night at home, it doesn't matter and we have to have points. >> and the big question, is brookes goi

now it's time for lindsay murphy. do we have that fancy little thing? >>> this is the verizon 4g lte sports desk with lindsay murphy. >> you can never see it too much. hey, good evening. january 10th was the first night that the wizards got their first win of the season, their ninth game of the year against the raptors whom the wizards face tonight. maybe the raptors were just the medicine to end the wizards' two-game losing skid, emphasis on the word maybe. at least that's what randy wittman was hoping for. hey, coach, can i get you anything? the wizards looking good early on. ended the 1st quarter, john wall particulars it out to jordan crawford all tied up at 22 after 1. crawford 11 points off the bench. 2nd quarter, he normally has at least 1 massive throwdown per game, javale mcgene, wizards down 10 at the half -- javale mcgee, wizards down 10 at the half. calderon for the long pass towed davis and front owe takes care of the wiz -- to ed davis and toronto takes care of the wiz. >>> this maybe the best one you'll see all year, the clipper scorer do

. >> reporter: aid cuts have forced vietnam veteran john murphy to lower his thermostat. >> it was 11night. it was 11. i had it on 66. >> reporter: murphy has cancer and now spends most of his day under an electric blanket in the one room he can afford to heat. >> cutting back on fuel assistance in the northeast during the winter months is dirty pool as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: murphy's counting on new england's mild winter to last. his heater's already burned through the $1,000 in fuel aid that was supposed to last until spring. michelle miller, cbs news, boston. >> pelley: well, sports titles are supposed to last, but today spanish cyclist alberto contador was stripped of his victory in the 2010 tour de france. the top court for sports arbitration found contador guilty of using a performance enhancing drug. contador blames contaminated meat for his positive test. on friday, federal prosecutors declined to charge seven-time tour winner lance armstrong following a nearly two-year doping investigation. we take you next where few cameras have gone before-- inside the training

i had it on 66. >> murphy has cancer and now spends most of his day under an electric blanket in the can afford heat. >> fuel assistance in the northeast during the winter months is dirty pool as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: murphy's counting on new england's mild winter to last. his heat 'eers already burned through the $1,000 in fuel aid that was supposed to last until spring. michelle miller, cbs news, boston. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on president obama returning a $200,000 donation from the brothers of a known fugitive. >>> plus, an update from inside syria on the deadly crackdown against anti-government protesters. >>> more details in that house fire that killed josh powell and his two young sons. >> and singer nick jonas of the jonas brothers stops by studio 57 to tell us about his turn on broadway. that's the "cbs morning news" on this tuesday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com wrt

murphy made regarding the larger project sites in the former p.d.r.mething which i wasç already concerned abk doing the eastern neighborhood plan. one issue is land use and rezoning and land use reassignment are one thing, but also finding sites on parcel sizes which fit the newly designated uses is quite different.ç not all parcel cuts really adapt to the zoning uses. the act of development in pursuit of new uses in the eastern neighborhood. may we take a close look at what is being proposed.ç how does a code respond to what's being propo#e3 does a code fail to address aç what could be? i think none of the things which are happening, particularly in innovation space and new job creation can't happen unless we understand the physical implicationsç of what these spaces need. and i thinksthat san francisco, because it's an compensational urban environment has almost more possibility to capture new points of employment because it makes it possible to create and provide space forç those activities to occur. we are a relativelyç small cit in compari