they've formed this pact with hamas. now, as you know, hamas just two weeks ago condemned your country, condemned the united states for taking out bin laden. they attack civilians. they shot an anti-tank missile just a short while back at a school bus, killing a young school -- teenager, a 16-year-old boy. these are extremists. and we say to the palestinian leadership, if you want peace, if you're serious about peace, you have to annul this pact with hamas. >> there are those, and you know your prime minister has many critics. there are those who say he doesn't want to sit down with the palestinians at this moment to begin with, and there are those who are now saying because of this dust-up with the president of the united states that he would feel backed into a corner. and what happened yesterday has actually set back some the prospects of any negotiations in the near term. is that an accurate portrayal? >> i think the major problem holding back negotiations today is this pact between fatah and hamas. but if the palesti

we have a good deal of neighbor support, including many people on the block that's in your pact, since we put up the d.r. poster, i know you received further support, we're invested in our home, in our community, we raise a family there, we live a family of five in a two-bedroom flat in this victorian and we had always thought when we made the investment to buy the property and live there as a family that we could expand down when the time came that we could afford to do it. we think it is going to improve or property and there will be no adverse effect and again if you have any question -- thank you very much. >> are there additional speakers in support of the project sponsor? seeing none, d.r. requestor. you have two minutes. >> the project sponsor has made certain remarks regarding it being approved by the department of building inspection but the thing is, is that the plans were not accurate and they were not complete. certain things that are very key to the project that were excluded and i think that they are excluded, at least in my opinion, i could be wrong, because they did not

you look at the -- >> if congress instead called them a pact, exactlyly the same. it's not called a penalty. it's exactly the same, no other difference. >> if it was a revenue-generating -- >> it generates revenue. there is is $4 billion. >> even penalties generate revenue. >> indeed. >> but the fact is here what you have is legislative history that you look at the -- >> i understand that. i understand the history. i'm asking a different question. if we had legislative history and we had this provision, you call this a pact and not a penalty, would you concede it wasn't? >> no, your honor, i wouldn't. >> why is it so important to call it a penalty? >> if you look at it consistent with what it does. it's not primarily to raise money for the government. >> how come it doesn't matter? >> it certainly has weight. no question about that. >> we don't weigh that heavily or would we -- >> you would weigh that heavyly, certainly you would. there are some things called a pacts and they're called a penalty. >> they didn't call it a tax, they called today penalty. >> thank you

whether they stick with this pact with the terrorist organization that just -- only a few weeks ago fired a missile at a -- school bus along the israeli border, killed 16-year-old child, an organization that condemned america's action against bin laden and -- hailed him as an islamic holier warrior, this is -- this is hamas. the palestinian authority has to make a choice between a pact with that terrorist organization or negotiating peace with us. this is a position which is a very strongly held one by the obama administration and we share it and we appreciate it. >> mr. ambassador, that's exactly right. i ask you then just as a matter of raw politics, why not have those issues which you just articulated so well be the single focus of the public discourse rather than a very arcane potential disagreement about whether the '67 borders with swaps had or had not been embraced as the foundation of negotiations, it seems to me what you have done is overwhelmed so much in that speech critically important for israel's security and brought us back to a focus on the area of disagreement between two

whether they stick with this pact with the terrorist organization that just -- only a few weeks ago fired a missile at a -- school bus along the israeli border, killed 16-year-old child, an organization that condemned america's action against bin laden and -- hailed him as an islamic holier warrior, this is -- this is hamas. the palestinian authority has to make a choice between a pact with that terrorist organization or negotiating peace with us. this is a position which is a very strongly held one by the obama administration and we share it and we appreciate it. >> mr. ambassador, that's exactly right. i ask you then just as a matter of raw politics, why not have those issues which you just articulated so well be the single focus of the public discourse rather than a very arcane potential disagreement about whether the '67 borders with swaps had or had not been embraced as the foundation of negotiations, it seems to me what you have done is overwhelmed so much in that speech critically important for israel's security and brought us back to a focus on the area of disagreement between two

i can't even tell you what we've been through because we made a pact.hat i can tell saw this, this is not stu's first marriage. there was a -- >> come have a drink with me. >> take my little brother teddy you. that is great idea. bring the kids. >> all right, one drink. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> are you going to freak out but it's going to be okay. >> this is a real tattoo. >> what did do you? >> i didn't do anything. >> where are you guys? >> i don't know. we woke up in some -- >> been looking for them all morning. >> i can't believe this is happening again. laura's little brother is lost, not going back without teddy. >> we love to party. >> all i wanted was a bachelor party. check your pockets. there might be clues. >> the monastery? i don't remember any of this. >> what street this a p.f.chang? >> where the hell are you street >> we're in bangkok. >> hold that. he's so strong. >> hey, guys, check it out. cut it out. the monkey nibbles, it's if you knee in any language. >> charlie: i am pleased to have bradley cooper back at this table. welcome. >> th

the founders found that beijing was a trade with a growing demand and a practical korea pact that could be taught in a short time. individuals hits in their economic recession can find work quickly to sustain themselves and their family. it is through the great work of people in district two, like ms. matsu, and we want to thank you and honor you for all they do for the pacific american community. [applause] >> thank you very much, board of supervisors. this is a great honor. what inspires me to do this community work is getting to know and to work with the countless unsung heroes home really dedicated their lives and their careers -- who really dedicated their lives. they're free leisure time to help those less privileged. thank you very much. [applause] supervisor farrell: and secondly, i am honoring him as we -- tyhe -- the chef at one of my favorite restaurants in the city. he has provided the city with leadership for over 10 years. he has brought an exciting cultural blends and an extremely intense of culinary career p.m. he was born in asia. his career was at the prestigious shang

you can pact the economy and the federal treasury and deficit over time. i think we're building -- is good for a bit of humor, but we need to kill her. >> you know you're going to come here and they're going to grow you and put you on the spot. >> we believe in the arican governmental process and this is part of participing in that. it is supplemented by individual meetings with the members to make t points that we want to make something thawe will always participate in. >> to the point about the debates of the repealing of incentives leading to higher gasoline prices. can you make the case that would lead to higher gasoline prices. >> it is hard to makeefitive statements around prices. part of the conversation was about all of the elements. one of the answers was that oil is flowing in a relatively short time to somewhere in the $30 a barrel range. there are so many factors you can't said definitive impact. you heard the economics. this stage -- this is a globally competitive business. that means less domestic production, and regardless of how that direct

now leaders say the sides have agreed to a mediated pact t establishes the creation of a joint palestinian government ahead of national elections next year. >>> a crime where a man is left to die in the street while someone steals his car. police say a 58-year-old michael shack suffered a heart attack. that's when the investigators say a 17-year-old boy found him slumped over the wheel. instead of calling for help the teen decided to help himself. >> he used force to remove him from the car, placed him on the ground aggressively and proceeded to search his pockets, stole his wallet and proceeded to steal his vehicle. >> shack's body was found face down in the street a short time later. the 17-year-old is charged with felony robbery and theft. he cannot be charged as an adult. >>> a attack out in california claims the life of a pet. he came home to the dog having seizures after being stung by bees. she later died. the experts expect they were agitated by combination of warm weather and dog's barking. be careful around bees. >>> and as a talk show winds down, oprah adds another award to her

several passengers made a pact to charge the hijackers. the plane went down in pennsylvania before they could reach their target. on the plane were many passengers from the bay area including mark bingham. his mother has been on this program several times over the last ten years. she was back last night speaking about the killing of osama bin laden. >> i am so pleased with the defeat of terrorism and the defeat of this particular terrorist who symbolizes such ugliness, terror. the united states has a reason to be glad. it is a righteous nation. we are a righteous people and try hard to do the right thing. >> reporter: she said it's too bad there has to be so much rejoicing over another death even if that death is of osama bin laden. her son, mark bingham here in the system. there's a mirror system representing the victims. the creator told me before the park opened, every american can look in the mirror and see their faces in the face of mark bingham and the others. such a powerful memorial. live in union city, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay

i love my local pact, not because they are here, but i follow it. it tells me what is going on in the schools, and it tells me what is going on down the street. but not many people know about it. i'm wondering why you think that is, or are you targeting certain communities that are covered by patch? >> and can you describe it for those of us that are not familiar with it? >> it is a hub for news and information for local communities, simply put. it goes beyond this, and we can get into that, but that is something it leads with. we hire full-time professional journalist who lives and works locally in that community that it is serving. so it is a uniform platform so the technology is shared, so we can flip the switch, but the editor is really the key to making that all work. for us, for each of those, although it is part of a bigger brand and effort, what matters is how many people within that community know about it, so i'm gratified that you know about yours. the question would be how many more people know about it, and the ones who did not, how do

thtwo palestinian faions th hav been eacthe's thros for years have signed a unity pact.come to our vwers on pbs in america and ao around the world. no photographs will b released of osama bin laden's body. that was the decision fromhe white hou tay after much heat debate and sculation. present obama said heid n want the images used a progandtools. the cision comes as the pakiani prime minist fir back at legaons of competence and collusi during the ht for osamain laden, sang that the world shares the blameor n catching the al qaeda ader sooner. we he coverage fr islamabad. >> screwhe fm the skies, a pakistan army helicopter -- ruti fro the ski, a pastanrmy helicopt cires throh. the elder yard ismpty no the poce a army have been combing rougthe compound. the key idence wasaken by the americans. ources say they revere10 cellhon, 10 cputers, and the possible treasure trove o formion o00 memory sticks. osa bin len's clothings now ing emine reports from the u.s. say th 500 eurondo the blefe number were sewn inside. today, outside his cpoun local ys were hunting for souvenir a

many parents and community leaders raised questions and concerns about the proposed pact was discussed at the forms. parents want all middle schoolers to have access to learning another language, but that brings up a question. are all students going to have access to language? i would want all kids to have access to language. there is confusion about how a by-literacy programs work, but the plan isn', and how that woud serve english and lerner's spirited some were concerned it would mean dismantling -- and learners. more concerned it would mean dismantling programs. the language program would dismantled the program we built here. even people who are enthusiastic raised concerns about funding. how are they going to pay for that bowman -- to pay for that? people wonder how to improve services for english language in general as well as those who do not speak the language. parents also wondered if students of special education and general education would have access to programs. despite the language pathways and commitments, only this plan is a legal mandate, and as we try to do this stuff

in your pact, yourl find a detailed resume detailing prior experience as an operator as well as through a thorough business plan. the recommendations for sfp drnch pretty straightforward and consistent with the kind of good neighbor policy and the planning department also approves of this permit and i believe the applicant is right here. >> mr. o'connor. >> thank you. >> anything you would like to say? >> i guess the location most people are probably familiar with it. there have been a few different entertainment venues. some people think the location might be a bad location. i think it is a good location because it is in the middle of a lot of different neighborhoods. it is walkable and drivable from neighborhoods in the middle of the city where a lot of latin music goers live. i think one issue that might be worth addressing is the fact that there has been a lot of criticism of live music clubs with respect to honoring the food component and i'll be partnering with one of my favorite restaurants in the bay area. it is in oakland. it is a top 100 restaurant and the chef there is going

it is basically asking to correct the section of the pact, and a certified in eir that was incomplete and inadequate. the attorney for 30 organizations. actually taking place with one person represented by an attorney. in a court of law, what those violations might be. you certify something that is illegal. in 2004, with the previous housing element, and now you're asking to do it again. a process of getting things done in san francisco. when you violate the laws of the state. thank you. presidentchiu: thank you. are there any other speakers on behalf of the appellant? as i said, i would like to take a 15-minute recess so that our colleagues can go down to the celebration, and, colleagues, why do we not start again at why do we not start again at 6:00? president chiu: welcome back to the board of supervisors meeting. if we can turn over to the planning department. >> i am joined by the environmental coordinator. she was the project manager on the 2009 project. we are here today to discuss the appeal of the environmental impact report of the house and elements. in this document, there

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>>> on day two of a pact visit to london, president obama became the first u.s. leader to address both houses of british parliament. in his keynote address, it emphasized the importance of western leadership in a time of the world being tested by so many challenges, covering a range of global issues, in that stressing the importance of the west links with britain and its european allies. >> the president was greeted with top honors at westminster hall in the british houses of parliament. his appearance is a symbol of the country's close ties. >> i have come here today to reaffirm one of the oldest, one of the strongest alliances the world has ever known. >> he said the alliance is especially vital during this time of volatile change, when nations like china, india, and brazil are growing in influence. >> perhaps, the argument goes, these nations represent the future. and the time for our leadership has passed. that argument is wrong. the time for our leadership is now. >> obama emphasized the world that the west plays and must continue to play in ensuring peace,

goes to the broader view that you need to make sure that the small homeowners are not adverse limb pacted, especially when most people really want to maintain their houses. >> thank you very much. mr. whitaker. >> i have -- my name is jamie whitaker. i'm the president of the rankin hill neighborhood association. i have an overhead. i think we have a transportation problem. i think we have a problem holding up development. right now we have a plan at treasure island, and the san francisco business times informed us the 2010 census -- informed us there's 30,000 that are not occupied, existing dwelling units, 30,000 in addition to residential housing, we will have a lot of commercial building that's approved or in the process of being approved like the transit center district plan which would add another 13,000 jobs just in the northeast quad rant of the city. and pedestrian safety is my -- my main issue these days. we have bart that's full. high-speed rail that may or may not, and we hope high-speed rail comes to fruition to give folks in the valley to chance to work in san francisco. we ca

the palestinian factions thaee's throats for years sign of unity -- sign a unity pact. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs and around the globe. the dna tests will have to do. no photographs will be released of osama bin laden's body. that was the decision made from the white house today after a heated debate. in an interview with cbs news, president obama said he did not with the images as propaganda tools. today the u.s. attorney general describe act as an item of national defence. >> one demonstration and pakistan against osama bin laden. few sol osama bin laden in recent years. his face is one of the best known in the world. the white house did not want the proof of his debt to provoke unrest. the president today decided not to release pictures of the corpse. he added he is not a trophy, this is not who we are. >> it is not in our national security interest to allow those images, as have been in the past been the case, to become icons, against theenny opinion united states. >> many agree the gruesome pictures should not be made public. initial opinion it is not necessary to do so, b

palestinian factions that have been at each other's throats for years sign of unity -- sign a unity pact. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs and around the globe. the dna tests will have to do. no photographs will be released of osama bin laden's body. that was the decision made from the white house today after a heated debate. in an interview with cbs news, president obama said he did not with the images as propaganda tools. today the u.s. attorney general describe act as an item of national defence. >> one demonstration and pakistan against osama bin laden. few sol osama bin laden in recent years. his face is one of the best known in the world. the white house did not want the proof of his debt to provoke unrest. the president today decided not to release pictures of the corpse. he added he is not a trophy, this is not who we are. >> it is not in our national security interest to allow those images, as have been in the past been the case, to become icons, against theenny opinion united states. >> many agree the gruesome pictures should not be made public. initial opinion it is not necess

in your pact, yourl find a detailed resume detailing prior experience as an operator as well as through a thorough business plan. the recommendations for sfp drnch pretty straightforward and consistent with the kind of good neighbor policy and the planning department also approves of this permit and i believe the applicant is right here. >> mr. o'connor. >> thank you. >> anything you would like to

goes to the broader view that you need to make sure that the small homeowners are not adverse limb pacted, especially when most people really want to maintain their houses. >> thank you very much. mr. whitaker. >> i have -- my name is jamie whitaker. i'm the president of the rankin hill neighborhood association. i have an overhead. i think we have a transportation problem. i think we have a problem holding up developmen

the two palestinian factions that have been at each other's throats for years have signed a unity pactwelcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the world. no photographs will be released of osama bin laden's body. that was the decision from the white house today after much heated debate and speculation. president obama said he did not want the images used as propaganda tools. the decision comes as the pakistani prime minister fired back at allegations of incompetence and collusion during the hunt for osama bin laden, saying that the world shares the blame for not catching the al qaeda leader sooner. we have coverage from islamabad. >> screw the from the skies, a pakistan army helicopter -- scrutiny from the skies, a pakistan army helicopter circles through. the elder yard is empty now. the police and army have been combing through the compound. the key evidence was taken by the americans. sources say they recovered 10 cell phones, 10 computers, and the possible treasure trove of information on 100 memory sticks. osama bin laden's clothing is now being examined. reports f

the mere fact it's making it and the pact of more this weekend leads us to below normal temperatures. look at napa airport 39- degrees. that's what is happening there. 41 santa rosa. it's a cool morning. a lot of upper 40s and lower 50s. wind directions all over the place. south, west, west, north. we expect it to turn more northerly as the high pressure builds in and the strong low moves in toward utah and northern arizona. we will be on the northern edge of it. the cool air is in place. it will be mostly sunny. still breezy at times. and then after today tuesday and wednesday we will is a lot more sunshine it will be warmer. not a barn burner or anything. but we will see more wind. breezy after a really cool morning. a little bit warmer mid 60s to low 70s. as we said tuesday and warmer. we start to warm things up and then we see a big change again toward the end of the week. warmest day is wednesday. we start a cool down thursday and friday. clouds start to increase. we will cloud it up saturday and all signs point toward rain on sunday. >>> facebook is playing a big part on news on

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