subsequent to that, at the mid-point of october, october 16th, we sent the applicant a certified letter again stating that because of inaction because of we requested for action, we have determined that you have abandoned the application and formally deny your permit and that was the trigger for the applicant to come in and appeal the decision. >> what date was that again? >> the date was october 16th was from the status history that shows that the certified letter was sent out. it was subsequent to that that the applicant came to us to try to initialize it and at that point it was too late because we went to move that forward to allow another applicant to apply for that spot. that's not necessarily means that if this applicant choose to move forward and the permit cannot be approved, the current hot dogs could not apply for it at a later date if there are no permits approved or applied for or alternatively identify a location that they may want to apply for. this is one of those cases that we don't want applicants to identify a location that they believe is -- >> and sit on it? >> exac

on october 16. there is no record of their conversation. taylor apparently left a set of documents that he had gathered in europe. on october 20, he followed up writing fdr about his efforts of what we call the holocaust out of the vatican and his inability to elicit a dinner and see a show that's not the atrocities. he said it's roosevelt spoke out he would go back to that post and try it again. so now i will shift what was roosevelt doing in late octobe october 1942 and to put it better what was roosevelt particularly concerned with at the time. october 2 21st at the president met with the rear admiral and major general george patton junior to discuss the launch of what was the code name operation torch. the invasion of french algeria and morocco. they would go from the mid-atlantic to the sea and its most important short-term goal was to capture tanisha especially the port of tunis which was relatively close to sicily into the lead of the allied forces to the possible invasion of europe. but the

as i mentioned before, commissioners approved the schematic designs last october on october 15th to be specific, but then i pointed out we would be coming back for the series of legal documents. so, today i want to request the commission to approve a conveyance agreement that will allow for the transfer of the block 49 site from the north to the agency, a vertical lease position development agreement that describes mka development rights and obligations and an option to ground lease, which hold the basic terms of a future ground lease for the side. a family of these documents was also presented to cuc at the february 10th full cac meeting and they recommend that we move forward. after today's commission presentation of the aforementioned documents we will be coming back one more time requesting authorization of the actual ground lease between ocii and mko and we are planning to do that in june. next i'll summarize the documents that are before you today starting with the conveyance agreement between ocii and lennar. because the land is currently owned by lennar, block 49 needs to be co

and that was october 1. so he has kind of moved the -- moved the awareness that he might have had back from october 1st to september 9th. and it's important for him to do that both for his public image and potentially for any liability. >> why it is important for his public image? >> well, it's important because he was known as a straight-talking, straight-shooting guy. now his veracity city, his truthfulness -- >> and a hands-on guy. >> now it's been questioned. >> here he was moments ago. let's listen to the governor in his latest iteration of what he says happened. >> the most important issue is did i know anything about the plan to close these lanes? did i authorize it? did i know about it? did i approve it? did i have any knowledge of it beforehand? and the answer is still the same. it's unequivocally no. and, in fact, no one has ever accused me of that. and that's the thing that i think the people of new jersey care about the most. now, when did i first know about the lane closures? the fact is that th

and with roosevelt, on october 16th. there's no record of their conversation. taylor apparently left a set of documents that he had gathered in europe. on october 20th, he followed up writing fdr about his unsuccessful efforts to get information about what we call the holocaust, out of the vatican, and his inability to elicit a denunsation of nazi atrocities by pope pius xii. he said if roosevelt spoke out perhaps he could go back to the pope and try again. now i will shift. what was roosevelt doing in late october 1942, or to put it better, what was roosevelt particularly concerned with at that time? on october 21st, the president met with rear admiral henry kent hewitt and major general george s. patton, jr., to discuss the launch of what was code named operation torch. the invasion of french algeria and morocco. this operation had the ultimate goal of controlling north africa from the atlantic to the red sea. its most important short-term goal was to capture tunisia, especially the port of tunis which was relatively c

the original grant was for $200,000 that was in october of 2012. we have received additional augmentation of 2013 of $109,000. for $159, 469 in december 2013 and we have additional augmentation of january 2014, $71, 060. this is for human trafficking that is rampid in the bay area and a national and international crime area we are running here. sergeant has run the program and we have been very successful in some of our programs and we continue to use this grant money to do what we are asking for is authorization from the board of supervisors to continue this and to accept the new budget augmentations. >>supervisor mark farrell: okay, thank you very much captain. quick question for you. i believe the file we have is for the 159 and not the 71. is there an amendment that we are introducing or can we do this orally to our city attorney? >> deputy city attorney john gibner, you can make the amendment orally and the department should submit a revised version to the resolution after the meeting. >>supervisor mark farrell: okay. >> it was sent over and w

it was press accounts, may have been october, may have been september, may have been the wall streetrnal, may have been his column, it's definitely after. then we get to friday, and we get this -- the bomb slel letter that says evidence exists from the letters from david wildstein's attorney, that christie knew during the lane closures, here there seems a contradiction. fast forward to monday, and christie was able to explain why it's both. and that is, he said that traffic reports, that's fairly regular, he must have heard about traffic in front of the george washington bridge that week, because that's something that happens in new jersey all the time. you. >> hear about traffic, sure. the new element was that it was not meaningful or memorable for him until october when he learned about this for the first time, the leaked e-mail, this potential political retribution plot came up for the first time, and that's when -- we saw the reference from the governor, it started to become meaningful for him. that's how he -- his comments on this statement have sort of evolved, but that's how h

absolutely nothing until after the first director's hearing with the dbi, which was late october. except for the attempts of little old ladies cleaning, putting her at risk, to do the dusting, which david said was not appropriate. after the first director's hearing they hired uncertified people which is against the notice of violation for the department of health to do partial cleaning. i took a bunch of dust and cleaned here and a spot here and tried to itself it and say that it was clean, then that's what they tried to do. i told the department of health that they had done it, come look for yourself, come look for yourself. they did their own testing, still present. plus, they said in the report that everything was clean, but if you look at the lab reports the numbers don't match the claim that everything had passed. a this point after that they've tried several times to do more shotty inappropriate attempts at doing things. they try today hire movers to move our property out which have nothing to do with abatement. they were terrified when they got there, hadn't been told about

>> getting it done by october 1. [laughter] that is my main -- and that is all i am going to be talking about between now and october. i'm really concerned, and i brought that up in the meeting this morning with the big eight. it is incumbent upon us to get that done. last year we got the defense authorization bill done on the lasted a the senate was in session. or we would have missed it. we have passed that will every year for 51 years, and some people think we have to do it for 52 years because we have done for -- done it for 51 years. we have to do it because there are certain authorities in there that help the authority -- the military and the defense contractors do their job. if we had not passed that bill when we did on january 1, the construction of our aircraft carrier that takes five years down in regina to build -- five years, down in virginia, would have come to a stop. it would've ended up costing us more money, and it is not a way to do business. it is very important that we get that bill done. we are o

we have now retraced about 50% of what we had gained since what, october? >> october if you look at the move we had, the s&p low to the s&p high, about 50%. we are at a key level. it is not really a time to panic. everybody looking for a correction. if you do the math from the hi high, we are not quite there yet. maybe a little ways to go. liz: would you at least say get more into bonds, or set precisely the wrong behavior people often fall back upon? >> here's what happens in my opinion. last year if you were at in stocks watch the market rally and at the beginning of the year you could not wait get in. there is a lot of new money coming in and we're still bracing. if we can calm down and maybe get eight, 10% correction, we could get a bounce. if you look at the move we had from october to new year's eve, we rallied almost 2000 points in the dow. have a correction is pretty healthy, i think. liz: i wanted to bring up the u.s. dollar fallen to about 101 yen, the lowest we have seen since i want to say about november 22. is that worry some, or is it popular

stores starting in october. is calling it quits and seeing big losses in sales a good decision? bertha coombs has that story. >> reporter: for cvs taking tobacco products off its shelves is a matter of strategy as it vies to play a bigger role in health care. >> tobacco products have no place in a segment where health care is delivered. and when we asked ourselves where we expect to be in the future as a health care company, it became clear that removing tobacco products from our stores is the right thing to do. >> reporter: the company says it will lose $2 billion in annual sales which will result in a 1.5 to 2% drop in 2014 profits. but analyst ross muchen thinks the move will be positive long term. >> they're going on a large marketing plan for the cessation of cigarette smoking. i think that's going to create a lot of goodwill with the consumer and actually drive some traffic into the store. >> caller: cvs is the first drugstore chain to voluntarily stop selling tobacco, but pharmacy retailers have been under pressure to stop from health care groups including the american ca

what changed in october of 2013 last year, we saw the addition of a second meeting ramps the original proposal of 2 hundred 12 or 2013 only had a one story edition but they added a one level. i can see the cross section of the existing center of the proposal of about a year ago and then at the current proposal now which is a taller building and this slide from the 2013 presentation this is how massive it is ray's 82 feet above the garners. this will round the amenity of the children's playground. as you saw in the mraurgdz the openness disappears. they can add the center meeting rooms on top of their plan on howard street and we'll oppose and hopefully, you'll strongly oppose the structure and have the original design approved. thank you >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you. i'm alice light community planning manager of the todd could group. i want to use some graphics to support john's comments. so i'll start with the loss of useable open garden space in the included in your packet. on the right you can see in red the loss of what is current - can you see - sorry. our screens

gladwell talking about his book in philadelphia last october, and you can watch that program anytime at booktv.org. ninth on the list is "grain brain: the surprising truth about wheat, carbs and sugar" by kristin lo berg and david perlmutter. and finally, brian killmead in "george washington's secret six." the author was a guest on "after words," and it's available on our web site, booktv.org. that's a list at the top ten best selling nonfiction books according to publishers weekly. >> it's not because they weren't there in numbers. perhaps not as glamorous as other planes, their contribution to the war effort was irreplaceable. >> beautiful. it's absolutely beautiful. it just seems so familiar to actually sit here. .. interesting story. i had a painting done by an aviation artist to paint my airplane. yes define what happened to it. team knew somebody who did. when i contacted that person they told me it was in massachusetts and that got the ball rolling and i said if there's any way we can bring the airplane in out of the cold and presented to the museum patrons in the combat forms

october the fifth. undefeated contender alexander povetkin in front of his home crowd loses the belt there his life divides him in the ukraine and king of the modern heavyweight boxing . that day one story of the big russian up and comer came to now and. only to give birth to another the return of the challenger shortly after the crucial defeat of that stated he was still on a mission would have won me on to more people so yes there were a lot of clinches but klitschko beat me tied to glee it's my own fault i couldn't avoid them to get inside i lost the battle but i'll win the war. why don't we let ourselves for months own the thirty four year old russian was back in the spotlight rejuvenated and a deal with a new russian boxing promotion in hand and years and years can start to get pretty good we've already worked out a plan to fulfill that can style nation plus a few strategic ways to achieve that goal and after his next bout will choose to foster all the longer one. set of. as soon as the klitschko b

. >> you have one here on exhibit that you have in the book 101 octobers of american history what is it? >> well this is a wagon, being named after the river in pennsylvania, and it was created we think, we don't know who exactly invented it but it comes to us from the 1700s when people used these wagons. they were largely dramatic immigrants, and some of the decoration on the wagons mirrors that german american folk art tradition. there was to railroad, no cars or airplanes, and so this is the means of transportation of moving goods. this is how good we move along the appalachian trail, along the appalachian trail, all the way new england to jazz bringing food, items from the front tier and so firs and raw materials in boston to the cities and the towns in the east and the colonies, and brought british goods out to the frontier. this was the mode of transportation. these were the trucks of the colonial times. >> pretty ewe ubiquitous? >> pretty ubiquitous. we often had iron rims because these wagons went through tough times. there's no real road. you have mud and muck and mire and t

allvs is to stop selling tobacco products by october.y have drawn raised by president obama, who said the move will save lives. u.s. officials are warning airlines flying to russia that terrorists may try to smuggle explosives onboard hidden tooth raised tubes. according to the associated press the carriers have erect flight -- direct flights into russia. from sochi, daniel sanford has the report. journeye end of its around russia and even into space, the olympic torch has arrived in sochi today for one of the most controversial games of recent years. so did the athletes, including britain's leading skier, who is trying to set aside concerns about terrorism and gay rights. >> i am here to ski as fast as i can. i cannot get emotionally involved to get annoy him passionate person, and i haven't i amhe energy for that, so here to race for my country. >> the stadium and slopes are ready, get them of the hotels yet some ofay -- the hotels are not. today a worldwide demonstration by gay rights activist like these in jerusalem are trying to enc

the report says the university only learned of the instant after the parents complained last october and that the university's president was briefed on it until november, five weeks after the investigation began. the report concludes in part that university staff acted in compliance with relevant policies and past practice. evidence demonstrates that campus leadership did not follow its usual practice in its executive oversight of the incidents. the author concedes what the report doesn't include as an account by the alleged victim or three of the four accused. >> it was not ideal, but i think that in terms of getting that information which is going to be important to the task force, i do believe it's all there. >> @task force will convene to review the report saturday, the conclusions are due at the end of april. task force member gary daniels has serious questions about the diversity of the campus. >> i feel that that is an acceptable because ohmic considering the correspondent. >> as for the alleged attackers they are suspended and faces in face expulsion. there also scheduled to

>> think back to october 1st. we had a huge fight about republicans hoping to defund obama care and it was a battle zone and the obama administration felt it could not admit any problems or delay. this republicans wanted to delay the roll out of obama care and the white house was dead set opposed to that. and later we learned how unpredented for the roll out. nfox news.comhas a article. they looked at all of the documents and the way describe it. frenzied high stake decision making progress playing out against the clock. remember they had four years to iron out the wrinkles and so why were they up against the clock at the 11th hour. >> president obama signed it in to law in march 2010. one of the reasons was that you know, the administration releases a lot of rules and regulations concerns obama care in the run up to the actual implementation to the law and put it on hold in 2012 because they were afraid of doing so would cause public opposition to obama care just before the presidential election. president obama

and we put it into the normal process which means in july we started to prepare the documents and october 15 we took it to the sf mta board. we then brought it to the board of supervisors budget and finance committee and to the full board on the 29th of october. the notice of proceed was issued on november 6 and the first bus was accepted on december 6, so in answer to the question "why didn't we wait for the full evaluation?" . we had an opportunity to purchase buses and a window because the window was provided by somebody else and i don't know whose contract falling through, so what we ended up was 50 new buses at a price that is less than we paid for the 62. regardless whether it's an allison or bae it will improve the reliability of the fleet. it will also move us to reducing the number of diesel buss in the fleet more hybrid and it doesn't preclude later on -- it's just more data available from continuing the study and applying that, so in essence the short answer to your question was it was the timing. >> when you begun the process in july and start talking to them or may and purcha

in its way, and if that is not high enough for you, watch this go pro footage of a world record in october 2012. this they freefall for more than earth's above the surface. ♪ >> is 26 minutes that the hour, which means bloomberg is on the art -- on the markets. stocks are rising today, bonds are falling for a third day in a row, yield coming up a little bit, this after a laborer report shows that jobless claims dropped a little bit more than forecast on a weekly basis.

in effect, october 1st is the date i have asked people to put that project in place. even if we get a couple more storms, this asset will be necessary as guarding from a problem next year. we need to move on this. we are also breaking ground on our local water ground project this year and drainage where we pump a lot of ground water to keep basements dry and try to find ways to use that water in the system. any water we can take advantage of we are pushing for out there. last but not least we are fully supportive of constructive drought legislation. there is a house pass relative to the drought that is not helpful. senator steinberg has introduced and measure and senator feinstein has introduced a measure and we'll see if we can get some benefits that will help us deal with our drought situation here. i will be happy to answer any questions. >> commissioner vietor? >> i have a question about the city department directives. do the city departments buy water from us, the enterprise departments? >> yes they do. >> is that market rate? >> it's not subsidized. that is the

>> yes. >> that was october 13th? >> that was october 11th. >> and then, the bar has been doing entertainment as you can see in this picture here, this was on september 22nd, this is what they brought into the bar equipment wise. and then, they have had, they have had entertainment for the four months consistent. >> your time is up, ma'am. >> thank you.

the unemployment rate is at its lowest point since october of 2008. that's when the financial crisis first started to erupt. analysts say that 6.6% figure is attribute to do a drop in overall work force participation. this month's numbers show a second month of stagnant statistics. the economy added 113,000 jobs. but last year's average monthly gain was close to 194,000. republicans say this report exemplifies the pressure on the middle class. many of them pointing to the president's signature health care law which they say is inflating government spending and raising health care costs. house speaker john boehner released a statement referring to the administration and he writes in part: their fail your to lead resulted in the worst jobs recovery in history and as we learn this week, their health care law will drive millions out of an already diminished labor

>>reporter: october 1969 san francisco cab driver shot and killed. days later a local paper received a letter from the zodiac claiming responsibility for the murder along with piece of bloody shirt. >> handwriting analysis of letter indicates the writer is the same man who committed 5 murder. >>reporter: over the past 45 years police have investigated and cleared more than 2500 suspects. and the tips keep come. including the one from randy kenny upstate new york. >> well he says i killed some people. i'm the gay they are looking for. looking for me for over 30 years. i'm the guy zodiac killer. >>reporter: kenny tells the i team best friend louie myers confessed in april 2001. after

will now let's change direction with some boxing not losing to reigning champion which go last october russia's top heavyweight alexander ovechkin is aiming to put his title hopes back on track after signing a deal with a new promoter without anya reports. october the fifth bridget's li undefeated contender alexander povetkin in front of his home crowd loses the bout there his life divides him and the ukrainian king of the modern heavyweight boxing era that day one story of the big russian up and comer came to now and. only to give birth to another the return of the challenger shortly after the crucial defeat of that instead he was still on a mission would have won me and to have two more touches keep oh so yes there were a lot of clinches but klitschko beat me tied to glee it's my own fault i couldn't avoid them to get inside i lost the battle but i'll win the war. why don't we let ourselves four months own the thirty four year old russian was back in the spotlight rejuvenated and a deal with a new russian boxing promotion in hand years and years can start to get pretty deep we've alr

the moment is a closely guarded secret of course the olympic torch began its journey in moscow in october since then it's traveled sixty five thousand kilometers around the world's largest country it's gone to the bottom of the world's deepest lake lake baikal it's gone to the top of europe's highest paid mt albert and of course it's traveled on board the international space station where it's been taken on a space walk but as of now upon its arrival here in sochi all eyes are slowly turning to friday the one hundred twenty sixth international olympic committee session has begun here in sochi now thomas park who is the president of the i.o.c. he's addressed a number of issues surrounding the sochi games and in particular a number of political leaders a decision to boycott the games in an apparent protest at russia's so-called and hotly debated antigay low now thomas park says that the olympic movement should be above political point scoring we are grateful to those who respect the fact that sports can only contribute development and peace if it's not used as a state for political dissent

that was october 2nd.t christie said last night, this was another sort of new thing, which a lot of people didn't pick up on, when he read that, he called in his chief of staff and chief counsel, then chief counsel charles mckenna and asked them what was going on. it makes it clear now that from that date, october 2nd, this was very much on the governor's radar screen and top staff. remember what was in that patrick foye e-mail. it was pretty serious. it said public safety had been in danger and federal and state laws had been broken. or may have been broken. that's a pretty serious allegation in that e-mail from patrick foye and now we know from the governors statement last week, last night, that it was -- that had it come to his attention on october 2nd. that's also the day, october 2nd that both bill ma roenny and david wildsteen were meeting with the governor's top aides, there's an reference that baroni going in to see bridget kelly, then the deputy chief of staff. go ahead. >> i was going to ask you,