are not required to provide the public art. 1 bill clintons, allow the other projects to provide onsite art and that would be the developer's choice. 1c for large projects over $1 million art requirement and require the first $1 million be provided on site and 1d, this is the one that was not agreed to by the legislative sponsors but is part of the motion by commissioner miguel. the commission would then request that the board require this universally to noncommercial uses and if they are in other commercial districts not just the c3. the up withes mentioned are the soma mixed use and eastern neighborhood districts and not mentioned but always discussed by staff was the downtown residential and rincon district so if we could put that into the motion would be great. and on page eight allow more flexibility in how the funds are spent and provided that the expenditures are decided through the public process with the arts commission and 2a, instead of providing the option that prescribes the certain on site or the payment to the fund and the department and the commission suggest that the re

if the food is prepared offsite and brought in as opposed to prepared in the kitchen onsite, you cannot get a liquor license. this makes absolutely no sense. grocery store is like valencia wholefoods, if they want to sell organic beer or wine, they cannot do it because of the sud. it also undermines job creation by bringing in new businesses. honestly, it is great that we're doing this, but this bowling alley should not have had to gone through this process to begin with and making a special exemption from the sud. a gesture not have had to do that. it undermines entertainment and nightlife. it undermines bringing new, creative uses and to the mission and, new kinds of businesses that we did not anticipate in 1996 when we passed this brought and inflexible sud. it also encourages and freezes in time some very bad

authorities asking them to investigate as many witnesses were still alive the prosecutors have only now onsite him and they want him to come to lithuania dickering as we do not consider mr miller a man a suspect but only summon him to give testimony to either confirm or deny the statement he made statements among others a detail a few anian court victories of the concourse who allegedly decapitation a rabbi and put his head on a window so everyone could see a man called who spoke who reportedly imprisoned some sixty jews in a gallery beaten with quo bars and forced fire hoses down the throats water was then turned on so the stomachs exploded all of those captured by german photographers perforce of the claims i would misses who survived the wall very competent. in their help and wrecker. this is not the first time lithuanian prosecutors have summoned holocaust survivors who also took part in the resistance to give testimony critics complain it's a way for us to avoid dealing with its holocaust history this is a campaign of defamation against holocaust survivors who are alive because they escap

prepared in the kitchen onsite, you cannot get a liquor license. this makes absolutely no sense. grocery store is like valencia wholefoods, if they want to sell organic beer or wine, they cannot do it because of the sud. it also undermines job creation by bringing in new businesses. honestly, it is great that we're doing this, but this bowling alley should not have had to gone through this process to begin with and making a special exemption from the sud. a gesture not have had to do that. it undermines entertainment and nightlife. it undermines bringing new, creative uses and to the mission and, new kinds of businesses that we did not anticipate in 1996 when we passed this brought and inflexible sud. it also encourages and freezes in time some very bad uses, some of the corner package liquor stores better their, and no one else can make use of this liquor licenses, so those stores remain there. so some of the liquor light that folks were trying to get rid of are now perversely encouraged. this is a good start, and i am very supportive, but i will continue to advocate for a repea

media desk and even a legal department for protesters arrested during run-ins with the cops and an onsite medical unit. >> what are the ailments? >> the most the common in the last week hypothermia. >> any other injuries. >> drummers come in with 20 blisters all over their hands. >> occupational hazards. >> and noise complaints have poured in forcing organizers to go easy on the bongos. sanitation is also a concern. >> i think it as mess. >> why. in. >> they don't have not one single cause. look at them. they are doing hula hoops. what, did they learn that in college. >> it has also become a magnet for tourities. >> if everybody doesn't come out we have no reason and no right to complain. >> it represents trying to speak up and make a difference. >> you better come up with some solutions to the problem such as people losing their houses. unemployment no, jobs. >> like mary. >> you lived through the great depression. what do you think when the government says we don't have the money because we are in a recession. >> also with social security, what they talk here now with well, let's see wh

this is housing and we have services available onsite. and this is not on the scale that i'm talking about. >> and leading up to election we're going to air short clips here on abc 7 news at 6:00 and you'll find our unedited interviews on the politics page abc 7 news.com. >> and tonight new at 6:30, california's dental dilemma. hundreds of clinics around the state being forced to pay back millions they got from sacramento. >> and veterans get a lift from washington tonight. aid for a shelter and promise of thousands of new jobs. >> and from 7 on your side, why in woman had trouble getting a bank to dee >>> california's health program is trying to get local clinics to return state money spent on dental services that cording to california watch a unit for the center for investigative reporting. in this economy that may be a long shot. abc 7 has more. >> the myth started when then governor ask lawmaker as proved a 2009, 2010 state budget eliminating nonemergency dental care in medical program providing subsidized health care to the poor. den

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demonstrators have taken over the park groups divided to deal with food housing and garbage issues onsite>>> a little snow lightning hail all things going on. >> and clearing in time for the air show. >> for the weekend not bad timing on mother nature's par. good morning we had record rainfalls -- for a couple of days most of us have reached our monthly rain total in the amount of days they normally get rain in october already set. we still have most of the month to go. extended quiet period. low sheering out pulling away from us. high pressure moving in. calm conditions this morning, winds three to five miles per hour that's why there is so much dew on the ground and why there will be fog the next couple of mortgage. 12° cooler than this time -- los gatos cooler by 8:00 still in the 40s in most neighborhoods, 50 oakland 53 san francisco. total sun at noon high cloud or two possible. everybody in the low to mid 60s even upper 60s in santa rose napa fairfield and antioch. 4:00 70s develop in those same areas everybody else in the mid to upper 60s. look how dominant that high pressure is wa

renee douceur has been asking for an emergency evacuation since august 26th, when onsite doctors sayhey believe she suffered a stroke. but the national science foundation and the raytheon company say her condition is not life threatening and sending a rescue plane would be too dangerous because of the extremely low temperatures. douceur says a weather window is opening up, and a cargo plane will arrive friday to take her home. >>> the family of a missing 10-month-old baby is hiring a private investigator. lisa irwin disappeared from her kansas city home more than a week ago. the parents say someone must have entered their home and taken her while everyone else is asleep of the the family brought in the investigator to help coordinate their own search efforts. >> there is a bad guy out there, or bad people with this child, and we want to get this child home safe and sound. that's the ultimate goal for everyone. let's have a happy ending with this. >> police crews searched a well about five blocks from the home but did not find anything. investigators say they don't have any suspects s

crews onsite they put out the fire tanker truck. the truck is mangled. i was looking at the northbound direction traffic flowing well northbound no major delays in the northbound area this is at the ups building southbound 101 as you come off the bay bridge. this is a live shot from the bay bridge looking southbound 101 where 80 comes off of the bay bridge. you can see taillights traffic is stopped in the area. you want to use 280 chp has no estimated time of opening at least a while. they have to test the structure of the roadway where that fire was before they can reopen. it will be some time and we are following it. amy hollyfield is headed to the scene. we'll update you as we get it. >> we'll be updating you all morning sue thank you. >> 6:10. >>> giving county authorities permission to ignore the feds. the new vote on a controversial immigration policy that has put santa clara county at odds with the federal government. >>> brutal attack that has local animal conservationists working to catch a hawk. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sl

to need to build the pollution controls, we're going to need construction workers to install them onsite, cement plant employees to operate them. we hear this all the time, these statements that pollution controls will cost us jobs. but the studies have been -- these arguments have been thoroughly debunked by independent experts. for instance, the congressional research service examined one and concluded, quote, little credence can be placed in these estimate of job losses. the state and local air pollution agencies concluded that one study's assumptions are grossly in error. it's my hope that this body will not be so easily misled. it was lack of regulation at wall street, on the banks and the brokers and the other people who spent their time figuring out very crafty investments for which nothing -- nothing backed them up that caused this recession, not because we had environmental regulations that protect children from toxic mercury emissions. . i oppose these bills on substance and i also have concerns about the process. let me go into the process. we were told, this is a small issue,