palestinians live under a brutal military occupation i don't think so you say c o two home demolitions the layer of freedom but in a day or so it's not i'm not saying so this you know this i am palestinian and i you don't get the separate me from them and this is the opinion of every human rights organization that has ever ever observed or covered the situation in that part of the world this is how things are so much a claim those posts in an acclaimed why palestinian story was there are hundreds of palestinians hundred. palestinian children who languish in israeli jails without charge or trial one on one clan it is any palestinian going to say that they you know that israel that they're rating israel number one is that why they launched a resistance and a popular uprising is that why they're marching every friday against the wall is that why human rights workers from all over the world gather to support palestinians is that why nelson mandela said you know we will never be if you are whether brothers are free the whole world is standing

jump in anytime you want susan can i ask you because you got up early as for this program what is your reaction to this finding by this judge that the there is no occupation of the over the west bank but. i mean that's that's that contradicts decades of international law and a multitude of u.n. resolutions and policies by. by by by the international community end all tenets of international law the most basic of which is that acquisition of territory by conquest and forces inadmissible it's knowledge void. you know it's outrageous it's it's another it's a step towards israel's consolidating of the whole of palestine which has been the zionist plan all along and through tomorrow in jerusalem what do you think about the report. well first of all there is a lot of factual errors unfortunately what susan just said. what this report has said is that international law recognizes that this is not an occupation meaning the land was originally occupied illegally by jordan this is not palestinian under any kind of palestinian state so therefore this land was not taken from jordan or taken from the state this was taken from jordan that illegally occupied it and jord

there's already some occupancy, i would like to see some of that. we can make that happen if legislated. i would also like to make sure that after a year or two of working this program in its reform state, that we keep looking for more ways to make it more efficient and cost- effective and easier for the homeowner. i look forward to after seven years it surpassing san diego and los angeles. -- after some years it surpassing san diego and las angeles. >> mike piller with the san francisco architecture heritage. certainly, the mills act reform has been a longstanding priority for san francisco heritage. i would like to applaud the supervisor for spearheading this in a truly collaborative matter -- manner. along with the county assessor's office, as well as incorporating the most recent comments from each pc and the planning commission. we strongly support this legislation. this legislation aims at extending this benefit to owners of all manner of historic properties, regardless of their value. as noted earlier, san francisco's mills act program, though

this was not part of;@k9Ñ the development agreement itself, some of these units were occup ied.cpmc negotiatedpjéÑ to provide r relocation benefits to the tenants of these units that are anticipated to be demolished. if the city had been working on these projects, we would follow but uniform relocation act and these units will be subject to those roles and provided relocation benefits and assistance for a period of 42 months. our understanding is that the relocation payments work the equivalent of 120 months of rental subsidy and the residents received up to six months' free rent prior to relocation and all of the households have been successfully relocated at this point. in determining the affordable housing fee for this particular development, we looked at the jobs housing linkage program and the g van ness sud. this is a medical institution and is exempted, but we looked at but the additional square footage applying the code. we calculated a hypothetical jobs-housing linkage fee of $2.7 million. supervisor mar: a number of affordable housing advocates have brought this up. wh

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i did not grow up at the time of single occupancy. i know what it is like for these people. it is not fair that anyone in this city should have to live like that. is there a service for these people in an emergency? is there anything around their necks? anything to call? i doubt it. i approve of these recommendations. i am standing here. we have an expression in my culture [unintelligible] -- -- culture that is [unintelligible] it means pity, look to the other person who has more when you have nothing. make sure that they get these things that they desperately need. my mother always said, no one should go hungry in this country. they should not have to go down the hall to the toilet to get something to eat. they should be proud of who they are and what they are. [applause] supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker? >> good afternoon, land use committee. my name is walter james. i am an organizer for the central city collaborative. i am also a resident for the mission hotel. the reason i am here today is to support the recommendation. first, i want to thank the people that put

>> during the first 18 months or so of the occupation, i was going to oil industry conferences in london, reading the magazines and journals the companies used. i was building up quite a clear picture of what they wanted from iraq. i went to iraq for the first time in 2005. i discovered i had much better access to information being in london and my friends and colleagues in baghdad and basra did, so i started sharing the affirmation with my colleagues. this went on for a few years. i went to several of the meetings between the iraqi government and international institutions such as the international monetary fund. the big get together is of all the oil companies and more through observing that. -- and learned more through observing that. led by the trade unions, i was involved in a supportive role from britain and providing information and political solidarity. in 2009, i started work on my boat. i wanted to dig deeper while i was working on the book, so i interviewed senior officials of the u.s. british, and iraqi governments. they also got a hold of a round 1000 government documents fr

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military and its occupations of bride i think you could say the same you know for punishing rolling stone for publishing the afghanistan kill team photos these are things that the u.s. military is doing and exposing the facts isn't eating the enemy it's just telling the truth. all right well don't forget we've got every story covered on our website that's our dot com here's what we have three there right now. actually a newspaper has come up with a new way to boost circulation by some of its newsmakers an ad that's triggered outrage worldwide but the full story is at our dot com. from a day with justin bieber for their daughter to ranting the london i can't support we report on the most ridiculous demands on russian oligarchs abroad. minutes past the hour and in the u.s. occupy protesters have to some to quiet california retreat where some of the world's elite gather every year demonstrators say the two weeks officially portrayed as a time of rest and relaxation as really a chance to discuss plans for the world's future so our abby martin to bohemian grove to see what triggers those rumor

it would permit the legalization of three, or establishing a floor of occupancy, where she could have individuals who are boarders. i believe the last individual is an occupant in the unit. she could maybe have that as an opportunity. >> any other questions, commissioners? any other public,? -- any other public comment? commissioner walker: this has been going on since 2008. i would prefer that this go through the process of legalizing what could happen, but i believe that the order of of bateman as appropriate, so i would tend to put the order of abatement and did a per -- give a period of time to complete that to either legalize them or get rid of them. i would also like to deal with the tenants that continue to get moved around by this. if there is a notice of violation on these units, there should not be people of them. they should not continue to rent them. -- there should not be people in them. i would like to make a motion that we uphold the order o a few months to go through the process, whatever seems reasonable to the deputy director. >> perhaps something as much as six months, given the complexity of the

i don't know. >> so assembly occupancies. the fire department has a state mandate to be an annual check. >> we had a question here >> does the fire department have a list of all the different assembly buildings with fire escapes that need to be looked at? >> no. we have a list of all the assembly, whether they know which one has a fire escape. we are obviously trying to discourage that. if you can imagine getting 50 people out would be tough. i said 10 or 15 years that was residential. for assembly, that's 20 years >> you might want to look at the golden gate theater has these enormous counter balance fire escapes that can handle an occupant load of hundreds of people and really wide and actually very low slope. but we do, we have in san francisco, we have assembly occupants and they check those too. >> the american club up here that has the same. fire escape. >> up above cafe nour >> does anybody regulate to see if they are working? >> no. in fact, the housing code for exterior buildings exempt one and 2 family buildings. th

i hope israel has the sense to do that. no occupation has ever lasted forever no sub jjugation of a nation has lasted forever. i am afraid it would back fire and it wilead to tremendous (inaudible) of the whole region. >> the doctor suggesting out occupation there can never be justice or peace? >> ok pace is a word used and misused over and over again. for the first 20-years of israel's existence as the dr. nos very well we didn't occupy one inch of palestinian soil yet we did not have one second of peace with the palestinians. i believe what we should do is sit down at the table and stop making speech making a substitute for peace making and we should get down to business. we are standing here in jerusalem a city of prayer of hope and of miracles. it was the first president who said impossible we do it once, miracles take a little bit longer. we would like to remind the doctor of what the late prime minister said there will not be peace until arabs learn to love their children more than they hate us. once that happens we can sit down an

have to say. >> i would like to introduce the occupant of this building. that photograph was taken by the developer. [inaudible] you cannot even get around this car. >> we on the property at 69 montezuma's street. we bought our house in 1988 and have lived there continuously since that time. for over 20 years, no one has parked in the entryway. my statement is going to be brief because the legal and historical arguments will be presented. what i want to stress is the members of this board, by upholding my neighbor's right to park in this entryway to my home, the city is taking the position that pleases me, my wife, my family and friends and possibly the department -- the fire department in danger. the space in question may be illegal in many ways, but most importantly, it in its dimensions. i feel certain there is no other homeowner in san francisco that has been forced by the city to provide parking for a neighbor that jeopardize their safety. i feel it should be incumbent upon all city agencies to place the safety and well-being of the citizens above all

as i s leadership is a lonely occupation. >> nicely done. you have given us a taste of what you are up to. just a couple of questions before we go to the break. i would just hold you to watch right now carry the old u2 one right now. a ceremony at the kennedy center where you will be giving awards to a number of women all over the world. we are going to meet some of them in the next couple of days, however programs. tell us just in a headline the four women we are going to be meeting. >> extraordinary group of women from the middle east. a woman from libya who was actually part of the national transitional council, elected to be one of the two women. she resigned in protest. >> number two? >> a woman named shafa who is a blogger from yemen, she said they created a new normal in overthrowing a dictator. then maryann from egypt. working to bring different parts of civil society together. she is a youth activist and a women's activist and talked- about been normal, out in the square men and women were not men and women -- the new normal. youthni

occupancy. commissioner antonini: the other thing i have questions about hiis how this tidf compares with other jurisdictions or other cities that have these types of fees to offset transportation impact? >> i think a lot of other cities have transportation fees as part of the -- and many jurisdictions will take advantage of these. especially in our city where we rely so heavily on transit. however, in terms of keeping them out today, other cities have failed to do that. one of the things we have been doing is being able to update this appropriately. commissioner antonini: i will speak a little bit more to some of the updates, concerns about coming to the threshold of being around 3000 square feet and dropping it down to 800 does capture a lot of small businesses that might be a situation where there may choose not to develop, the fee might be significant enough that we might have a dampening effect on enlarging their facility or opening a new facility. i assume it would apply to both situations, particularly professional offices that can fall into there. a case can be made where you spread the

where i was framed by individual in los angeles who was prosecuted by the state of california for running one of his businesses illegally. right now -- >> we are talking about single room occupancy. >> they are attempting to place me up because i was framed over the weekend, and not shown any documents, i am staying at a center run by the county. they want to temporarily placed me in another facility until i get this housing. on the subject of my own personal problem -- on this subject, i understand that -- how and why these buildings were billed and after the earthquake, i understand, buildings there are, i believe that there should be a program of just general improvement, with more training, and more people talked about the training of the people who run this type of facility. and it should be improved upon. i agree. with the statements of the other people. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon, supervisors. in defense of the community housing partnership, we have the department with the city, there were amicable with the tenants, and they did something about what they heard. this was my personal experience. i don't know anyone else has been through. as far as the seniors