october the fourth? >> continuing the directors -- right, that is the call. >> monday, why are we doing a special meeting? >> president murphy asked for a special meeting at the beginning october because he will not be here for the month of october, i take it. i was hoping that maybe you had discussed the items he wanted. >> why not just have a regular meeting? my preference is that when we have something scheduled as a regular meeting, we have that as our regular meeting rather than creating special meetings as the public is disadvantaged by that. it is only one week away from the first week of october, so it is not likely that anything will be ready. my preference would be to schedule the regular meeting for october. >> icahn has that on -- i can pass that on. >> i am not available the first week of october. this is too late notice for that. >> i believe everyone else answered that we were still available? >> october 7, 3:00 p.m. i will definitely need to know tomorrow and i will need to know an agenda

11th and this was amended october 13th. do you have that in your papers? >> 2009. >> this was sent to mr. stevens. >> it seems to me that it is pretty well outlined what the steps are that the police will follow assuming the disagreement that is outlined on here is met and that this will be followed up by phone call. are you saying that this letter was received by mr. stevens. >> i am saying that the notice to remove the stopped work order was never received by mr. stevens. >> i am asking about this letter. the implication is that this letter says that the stock release order is now in affect. >> the that i would say this agreement actually is closed one month even after the stop work order was to released in the first place. >> i might save some comments from when we discuss this. i don't know that the city has the authority or the ability to force the agreement. if the parties have reached an agreement between themselves, then the city based on that agreement and based upon the facts that are in item number 3 on the first

and item 1 to october 28? >> i second. commissioner antonini: for practical reasons, i will vote in favor of the continuance, but once again i think we are adding more process by not allowing this to come before us sooner, and perhaps encouraging industry and the supervisors and others to get together and resolve this particular issue on these three items, not dependent on a global solution for the entire cell phone antenna issue. i think this could be handled as an individual item and should not be held up for having a solution for the entire thing. that being said, it looks like given the structure of the votes today it is probably going to be december 2. commissioner borden: i would love if the city attorney could look into this shot clock issue. i would like to be aware of it. is it a requirement on the legislative body? is it a requirement on the industry? i am not sure. it would be nice to know what the issue really is here so that in future circumstances we know. commissioner moore: i would have to assume that the s

it will be from october 7 through october 12. and the fleet week of that does not start until october 7. fleet week is produced by the san francisco fleet week association, which is governed by a board of directors headed by general michael myett. the mission of the association is to honor the dedication and duty and sacrifices of the men and women of the u.s. armed forces and to conduct a training. in new event, senior leaders seminar to discuss military capabilities. search and rescue training by the san francisco fire department. the air show with the blue angels will again be on saturday and sunday, october 9 and 10. that will be from 1:00 to 4:00. the parade of ships will begin at the golden gate bridge on saturday at 10:00. this year, the marine corps is also sending several hundred marines as fa. the u.s. navy is also dispatching five ships. these ships will be open to the public and will be berthed at pier 27 and 35 in the northern waterfronts ,30 and 32 in the south. >> thank you. any comments? ok. >> item 8a, consent ca

october 8 was the goal. we asked property owners to return the petition by the eighth, so we do know if we will be coming back to the board. we do know if we have the support yet. but we have gotten at least 10% of the petitions back and we are hitting the pavement, trying to get more. that is the ideal goal, october 8, petitions will be returned. introducing the resolution of intent on october 12 was the goal. that would have to get heard at a fiscal committee. then it would have to be approved or voted on by the board of supervisors. our target date would be october 26. if all of that legislation is approved, ballots could be sent out by october 29, allowing for a final ballot hearing at the end of this calendar year. supervisor avalos: does the city have the ability to find petitions without this resolution? >> i do not know if i understand your question. supervisor avalos: in order to get to the threshold that allows us to pass a resolution of intention of formation, does the city need this resolution to

11th and this was amended october 13th.o you have that in your papers? >> 2009. >> this was sent to mr. stevens. >> it seems to me that it is pretty well outlined what the steps

october 21, around 11:00. the impala security pointed out a car that was going at a high rate of speed at broadway and kearney streets, blowing through all the red lights and almost running people down. security was able to point out the car and the officers were able santo go make the arrest. another example of one of the clubs stepping up and doing the right thing. that concludes. any questions? president newlin: any questions from the commission? no. thank you very much. have a good night. thank you. any public comment on the police? comments and questions? seeing none, item 8, commissioners' comments and questions. commissioners? none? ok. i just, a couple of things i have. i want to ask you if you haven't already done so to notify staff as to what your attendance anticipation is for the remainder of the year. i've decided along with staff to not schedule a meeting for december 28, but i'd also like to know if we're going to have a quorum problem before that so thep don't go ahead and have to schedule stuf

vice president goh: of october 13, it looks like that has room. -- vice president goh: october 13, it looks like that has room. commissioner garcia: it is possibly probable that the commissioner who is not here tonight will watch this on streaming video, and she might well sit down and say, "i am ready to vote," without anything else, and everyone is welcome to come again and make comments, but i think it is probably not necessary. at least, i am not asking for any. secretary pacheco: the motion is from commissioner garcia to move this to october 13, closed, no additional briefing, and this is to allow commissioner hwang to vote. president peterson: can we confirm with the parties that they will be available next week? >> if she is going to watch this on video, will she be able to see how many people are here? commissioner garcia: sure. >> and is it possible that we submit something further? commissioner garcia: we have requested that nothing further be submitted. president peterson: are your clients able to be here next week? >> i would like to make some clarification. one is that th

they will also face off on larry young's radio show on october 21st and on wtop on october 22nd. it could be just a matter of days before the 33 miners trapped in chile are free. they are expected to be pulled to safety wednesday. first, tests are under way to make sure the escape tunnel meant to save their lives doesn't put them in any more danger. we have a report. >> reporter: with at least one big champagne sell under their belt, it is back to business at the mine where 33 trap men are just days from being rescued. officials use a video camera to inspect the escape tunnel for stability. they decide to reinforce part of it with half inch thick steel pipe to make it stronger. >> we are expecting no major problems. >> reporter: crews will lower an escape capsule down to the chamber where the men are waiting. the plan is to bring them up one by one. >> the operation should start during wednesday. that is what we are expecting now and the whole process should take something smt range of 48 hours, two days from the first rescue to the last rescue. >> reporter: the men are said nobo

the rules committee met on thursday, october 21, last week. the rules committee of the board of supervisors. and to hear the appointment for seat number two which was terrence allen's seat on entertainment commission. there were 16 candidates submitted for this position. most of whom were very well qualified. the committee moved forward with mr. tim paneti for the seat and his appointment will be in front of the full board of supervisors next week on november 2. if all moves according to plan, i believe there's only one reading of that appointment in front of the board and i think he will then be able to sit at your next meeting of november 9. so that's where that is and hopefully we'll find some time in between to do some education and give him some context so he can hit the ground running. and lastly, unfortunately, i have to report a corrective action on a permit on friday, october 8. there was an incident with a gun at cafe cocomo located at 650 indiana street. staff was able to effect a 72-hour emergency suspension of their entertainment

comments on the housing element and in the early part of october. so i just felt like this is something that this should be an issue that the commission should have some jurisdiction or say over and i felt a lot of our say was being removed from our realm and there were outside forces -- i am not saying outside, but other departments in the city that were kind of influencing it in a way that didn't feel comfortable to me. also, historically, when we -- even though it's legal to initiate one week and calendar an item for approval the next -- historically we have never done it that way. usually we calendar an item for one week and then there's a 20-day noticing period that allows members of the public to digest the information and review the information. and that sort of thing. so it just felt sort of like we were going a little bit out of what is the norm here when it came to the calendaring of this project, because of the size of this project and the level of interest that i have received from members of the public, i felt that to kind of -- what i

we expect the same thing to continue in october as outdoor events are a big deal in september and october here in san francisco, and then we go into new year's eve. but lastly, there were no corrective actions on permits. since the last meeting. and, again, i am pleased to report this, because we have had quite a few weekends in a wrote -- in a row with no substantial violence with a nightclub where we have done any kind of corrective action, and that makes me very happy acting director, so with that, i want to turn it over to mr. granelli. >> go ahead. >> first, we have mentioned one it to you a few times in the past. my feeling in the feeling of the staff is that go after continuing warnings, we have yet to see any real control of their sound, and we are recommending that, one, this commission answer questions on why they can no longer or have not been able to control their sound, and two, which are also looking at the ground, whether we have the legal grounds to serve them with a seven-day suspension for the violation of the sound. the deputy director kane and i are trying to make sure

already into october. >> october 2nd. a complete change of weather around here. we had dew points in the mid-70s on thursday afternoon and by yesterday the 1st of octor it felt different. today nice and crisp outside. a beautiful view under downtown washington under a clear ky. temperatures have been tumbling. we'r in the mid-50s in town. upper 50s by the bay. evy suburb mid to high 40s. 46 in manassas. near 70 for a high today. the blue devils are in town to take on the terrapins. great weather for college football tonight. >>> new today d.c. police are investigating an overnight murder. officers tell us they found a man dead near the intersection of 54th and dick be streets in northeast. police say this happened after :30 this morning. so far word if detectives have a motive or suspect in custody. >>> starting this month it's illegal to hold yourcell phone up to your ear with while driving in maryland. one family hopes the new law will save another family from the pain they've gone throug darcy spencer has their stoesh from landover. >> i had angels with me. >>

what is october? >> octob is a message to everyone. we are all in october. october is a 10 also.it's october already! >> i know. so i suggest people sit down today with the little candle and write down what you are trying to achieve for the year. it's still possible. that's what they need to understand. they can still make things happen in the month of october. it's a good month for moving forward. >> all in all, 10/10/10, a good day today. >> good day for relationships. also working on your psonal self. what are your goals. you want to work on your physical body, your mind? maybe there is a class you can take. there are a lot of celebrities born today. >> i imagine there are. >> they are all famous. daleearnhardt. >> yes. he was born on 10/10. >> david lee roth, i beeve. anyone famous born here isn't an accident. their numbers are two which makes us fall in love. wh you have a two in the chart people fall in love with you. one makes you ambitious to be the best. >> it's a lot to take in. you want to sit and look at it in fnt of you. thank you so much. we areciate your insight. >

below october a year ago or above october a year ago. just stunning weather and look at it today. not bad for columbus day. beautiful weather and there you see the temperatures across the area already up tole 0 -- 80 at wheeling and not far from it in other areas pp kankakee at 81 degrees and 70s mid- to upper 70s at that over much of the area. benton harbor at 71. hammond at 76. we do have lake cooling and that will continue tomorrow and then a pretty good slug of cool air coming to the middle and end of the week. we will warm up again before the weekend and real chill comes in next week. 82 at hoffman estates and then geneva and 77 at official station at o'hare and note the lack of winds at o'hare. and the light southwest wind at midway airport. rule of thumb, when you a wind under 10 miles per hour the cooler denser air that sits out over the lake will generally start running inland particularly if your air temperature is more than 20 degrees above your water temperature. and the water temperature is in the low 60s now. so we will do

we have a holiday coming up on october 11. >> october 18 and october 26 will be the third and fourth. supervisor maxwell: why don't we set october 25? we will continue this item until october 25. all right, items 6. >> item 6, ordinance amending the health code to set nutritional standards for restaurant food sold accompanied by toys or other youth-focused incentive items. supervisor mar: thank you. there are two parents who are also community leaders that have to leave soon, and i want to ask that if they are in the overflow room, to come forward. both are with the bayview hunters point food guardians. if they could come forward, and if there are many children and teachers that i know that are here, i think they should come forward as well because i hope they could be at the top of the agenda, so i'm going to do my best to thank everyone for coming forward to testify today on our healthy meal child of the city ordinance in san francisco, and you can probably see that i am someone that consumes fast food. the taco bell/kfc at 6th and geary probably knows me by name because in there al

by october 18th which is the deadline. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner harrison. >> may i ask a question. you mentioned you had staff out there that gave you a report on the outreach program. did they give you any information regarding that? >> there was -- there was a presentation at the meeting. >> no paperwork? >> there was paperwork delivered to us at the meeting. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any other public comment under the general manager's report? >> my name is chris. i'll be brief. speaking to public rest rooms at the park, we have a couple of rest rooms that have been placed next to the shakespeare garden. i sent a note to her and she said it would be looked into. . they're still there, so there must be some permanent placement. could they be serviced because they're smelling up the area around the academy right now. >> thank you. >> any other public comment on this item? >> karen tidwell from the parks trust. i wanted to say that of course we're appalled by the vandalism at the golden gate park golf course, and we'll s

most people go for october weather in october -- most people prefer october whether. -- weather.s 47 in hagerstown. gaithersburg at 48. temperatures will likely drop a few more degrees as we go through the morning. there are clubs south of the metro area in southern maryland. that will inhibit the cooling 5% of the middle area this morning. this indicates the clouds and showers on futurecast over the next 48 hours. a lot of sunshine today with a few areas of high, thin clouds. by early tomorrow morning we anticipate shallows to arrive. rain showers off and on. over an inch by the time it's over to morganite, ending on friday morning. near 70 degrees today, mostly sunny. a few high, thin clouds. collins increasing today. intermittent showers tomorrow, heavy at times. highs in the low 60's. friday, a chance of rain. gusty wind and temperature is remaining in the 60's for the highs during the weekends. >>> filming a movie, causing voters restrictions, including pennsylvania avenue between constitution and third street. that will be closed until 6:00 a.m. there's a car fire on the al

. >> classes in the san jose and union school district will be empty from october 4th-october 8th those four days are drastic is why. with over $50 million in losses of the state funds in the budget, it was either furlough days or teacher pink slips and wanted to save jobs, and with a 3 percent pay cut, and save 5 superintendent had to say. -. >> teachers are figuring out how perhaps in an accelerated manner and this is a time when we need more days, not less but it was a teachers will still cover the curriculum of many lessons will not be as in debt. necessary step. >> in san jose, christine connolly. >> and alameda, big cuts of the possibility of closing attend the schools. reggie kumar is live. in a community meeting later. reggie? >> many people knew that it would come to this after measuring this parcel tax failed in june by 300 votes. basically, is what forced children parents to pay for their education. and a community meeting is happening at lincoln middle at 6:30 for

signed on thursday october 7th, 2010, mark buell president. [applause] >> on behalf of my family that couldn't be here today and all of the wonderful individuals and community groups and friends, i want -- i want to thank you mark buell and everyone connected, you too margaret for the certificate of appreciation and for the creation of ferry park. it will be eternally remembered. i will be eternally grateful for this. i appreciate this so much on this day october 7th. thank you. thank you. >> let me make a couple of other announcements. one as you all know, we have been faced with receive bucket cuts. and -- budget cuts. the department never knows how much that will be but we know it is going to happen. that forced us to look at two options in how we balance the budget, one is to let people go. that translates into gardners and reaction center directors and other staff. it means generating new revenue in the course of coming up with proposals to generate new revenue, it implies change in the parks. if i have learned anything in the last eight

and europe since october 18th. the materials are vital in making high-tech goods such as smartphones. the u.s. government indicated it would discuss china's suspension of shipments at the group of 20 summit meeting in south korea next month. it may also bring up the issue during bilateral talks with china. >>> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says her country will strengthen its commitment to air-conditions's security and economy. clinton made the remarks in honolulu on thursday before setting off on a two-week tour of the asia pacific region. she reaffirmed the u.s. alliance with japan is the cornerstone of diplomacy in asia. clinton also said the u.s. will promote its cooperative ties with china. >> it is not in anyone's interests for the united states and china to see each other as adversaries. and we do look forward to work closely with china, both bilaterally and through key institutions as it takes on a greater role and at the same time takes on more responsibility in regional and global affairs. >> cl

what a comfortable october afternoon it was. we didn't have to sweat it out in the fourth quarter except for two split second this game was never in doubt yesterday. ravens win 31-denver 17. the second home game of the year, and fans got their plenty -- got there plenty early as the ravens salute the ladies and owner shook the coach and said let's get them. offense took the bows and flacco went to work hitting dickson for 58 yards. and look at this. denver had 39 yards rushing. look that the play defensive player of the year maybe? denver couldn't run but orton he threw for over 300 yards, two scores. and flacco threw for 196 yards and on this drive, hit ray rice, mason, boldin and he calls his number. ravens up in this one 7-0. can he give cred it to billy. no return policy. when denver wanted to come out, this is the bad mistake. hit and fumble. rice real nice game. 133 yards on the ground and two scores. and we want to show outlast score at you by willis mcgahee she ravens win this one 31, broncos 17. >> he scores and hey coa

this southern indiana debate will be held on october 25. as part of our mission to put to voters first, you can still submit your questions for the remaining two debates by logging onto our website. the three u.s. senate candidates will answer questions from voters for the next hour. the jurors will consider the