pearlman. you've been granted your waiver mr. pearlman >> thank you for our service mr. pearlman. i was going to say i've had a vacation plan for the last year that happened to be in the last three weeks >> next item on the agenda is discussion and possible action on internal revenue service regulations to allow signers to file a completed signature verification form with the commission. >> i'm an i t officer. solar the governor signed a rule saying we can accept pay in a paperless statement. those changes were approved by the board and mayor and went into effect in march. the political form act is to be verified by the filer. the proposed regulations in the memo clarify and fierltz will sign those documents in the electronic format and staff has proposed because of complying. we have developed a process in exchange the filer would receive a filer id and a secret code. that would be used to verify the signers identity. this is for january the first deadline of the year we're proposing the same rule? san diego. the signature file is faxed into the office or we could have the signat

pearlman has sat for 3 meetings? 2 meetings. it would be helpful to get a waiver certainly not before a nomination is made but it could have been before this body at the last meeting. i support the waiver and would encourage the second that was on the fence there. thank you >> and just for clarification we had originally planned to have this at the last meeting but we had

pearlman we met briefly 10th at the beginning of the meeting. i'm generally concerned about granting of the waivers but i think to fill this seat is difficult. it does call for specialized skills and he meets those qualifications and does work in the city that's why we've got the waiver process. my only brief comment it would have been helpful had the waiver request come in sooner perhaps at the time of nomination. i believe the appointment was granted on march 12th so mr. pearlman has sat for 3 meetings? 2 meetings. it would be helpful to get a

pearlman >> that was unanimously approved by the board of supervisors? >> yes probably about a month ago. >> how many candidates did you look at? >> so overall we started vetting candidates for 4 seats on the commission maybe in november of last year there were 4 terms that expired the end of december. and so we have had a 60 day window january 31st, 2013. so during that process we seriously reviewed between 25 and thirty candidates. for this seat in particular after speaking candidates we narrowed for this seat to 3 serious candidates >> how many of those candidates were with small firms? >> no one other. >> did you discuss the waiver issue with your interviews? >> yes, it is something we discussed to make him be sure that he go through this process since his work is so often for the city. >> were the other candidates willing to forego a waiver? >> it wouldn't have required a waiver. >> what about mr. pearlman - i've certainly read the letters and the argument in support but what about mr. pearlman distinguishing him from other candidates you went with

pearlman rejected -- pearlman rejected -- parliament rejected the other two candidates. the double defeat has already made waves within the centerleft camp. currently chiba sonny has announced his -- pierlugi asani has announced his resignation. it will be up to giorgio napolitano to get the country to .ome together amid all this uncertainty we are joined on the line from rome. hasident giorgio napolitano been returned to office, but italy remains in a state of crisis. what can he be expected to achieve? >> he will be expected to try thatesolve the deadlock has followed the february election. there are a number of possibilities. he most likely one is that will first and foremost be reluctant to use his powers to .issolve parliament grea the sameikely to get deadlock. he was try to put together some of centerleft government that will have one or two , not quite figures along the line of the german grand coalition, but that type of government. indication of the last few days are such that it would not be easy to put that together. >> what all that means is that there's a p

between 'n sync and lou pearlman. >> when you're getting up at 5:00 in the morning going on the radioakhouses and making 75% of the money, all of a sudden it's like, wait, something's got to change. >> we were generating so much revenue and the stuff. where is all that money? >> he had taken 'n sync to the top of the charts. in 1999, when the group wanted to search record labels, pearlman sued, threatening to tame the name and block them from performing. >> 'n sync countersued. >> it was scary, if we separated from lou, we would lose johnny wright and all of our connections, the record label, we would lose all these things and back at square one singing, you know, at the downtown high school. >> in the end, lawsuits were settled out of court. >> right now it's basically about the fans and our music, and we're so proud that all our fans came out to support us. >> signed to a new record label, they turned their attention to the release of their second album, aptly titled "no strings attached." ♪ baby bye-bye bye ♪ >> it's really cool! [ screaming ] >> in the first week alone, no strings

chris kirkpatrick had been tapped by lou pearlman, the successful founder of the backstreet boys, toed listening. i was like, wow, this kid can sing, and i looked at the head shot, justin timberlake, why does that sound familiar? and it was like, he was on "the mickey mouse club." this guy would want to be in my band? >> was there any kind of, well, he's really young. was there in thought about that? >> there was, there was. ♪ i've been so lonely, baby >> but when i heard him sing, it was just unbelievable. his voice was just -- especially at that age, it was so mature. he had so much control over it. this kid's so unbelievable. i'm going to at least try. i'm going to make an awkward phone call and see if i can get this to work. >> it did work. the group, which would include ex-mouseketeer j.c. chasez, and, joey fatone and lance bass called themselves 'n sync. >> my mother came up with the name. the first time we sang together, she said you sound really in sync. ding ding ding. >> justin and his mom moved into a house in orlando. they recorded their music in a secret hideaway nearby.

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at that point hauz pointed commissioner highlander and pearlman to the architectural review committee and they will have their first committee meeting on april 17th. the commission then continued it's appointment of member to the historic preservation fund committee pending city attorney advice based on they were required to appoint a commissioner to that committee or -- a point any member of the public. the commission then approved a certificate of appropriateness for maintenance in washington square park. that was approved unanimously with several commissioners arguing the compatibility of the new design of the structure. a number of members of the public also came out in support of the new structure. the commission then provided a positive recommendation for 572, 7th street to use 8039 section of the planning code which allows for flexibility and zoning uses for california register, national register, eligible buildings and city landmarks and they are listed on the california register and it has provided a preservation and maintenance plan for the building over the next 25 years. t

. >> reporter: deputy public defender brian pearlman says that this collaborative approach seems to work well with veterans. >> i think with veterans they have a multitude of issues dealing with a lot of posttraumatic stress, dealing with drug issues. >> reporter: the addition of a veterans court comes at a time when courts in general are struggling financially. their budgets have been slashed. but judge lee says she's been able to find the resources necessary to find this program work because it's a priority. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> coming up at 8:00 on abc's this week, one of president obama's most trusted advisers goes one on one with george stephanopolous. north carolina, guns, immigration, nothing is off limits. don't miss abc's this week with george stephanopolous coming up at 8:00 here on abc 7. >>> right here right now, frances dinglasan in this morning and you've got a full bag going there for weather. >> oh, yeah, we've got everything, especially in the seven-day accu-weather forecast. right now we've got cloudy conditions and live doppler 7 hd still fairly quiet. you'll see l

. >> reporter: deputy public defender brian pearlman says that this collaborative approach seems to work well with veterans. >> i think with veterans they have a multitude of issues dealing with a lot of posttraumatic stress, dealing with drug issues. >> reporter: the addition of a veterans court comes at a time when courts in general are struggling financially. their budgets have been slashed. but judge lee says she's been able to find the resources necessary to make this program work because it's a priority. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> this morning new concern over how north korea might respond has caused the u.s. to delay the launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile. the long-planned test from van denburg air force base is being delayed over concerns the launch could be misinterpreted and make the current korean crisis worse. abc news is also reporting the u.s. can't locate two north korean missiles that were spotted four days ago moving to the coast. >>> coming up at 8:00 on abc's this week, one of the president's most trusted advisers, dan fiver, goes one on one with george. nor

joins us from cleveland, the vice provost from global initiatives at the university of pennsylvania, pearlmanof medicine and a former white house adviser for health policy in the obama administration. all of those titles go to prove the point of how incredibly disgustingly successful your family is. great to have you on the show. >> nice to be here, thank you. >> i think there's always huge amounts of intrigue around successful people, let alone successful families. what just stood out to me in this memoir is this righteous, loving and boisterous and decidedly intellectual environment in which you grew up. want you to tell us a little bit the i'll read an excerpt from the notion of sharing a bedroom. you wrote there was something about sharing a room that made easy for us to develop an intense vefl of loyalty and trust. we tested ourselves against each other and in the unguarded moments before we fell asleep, we confessed our worries and hopes and practiced a boys' version of empathy. important counteremotional skills to develop, empathy alongside aggression and curiosity. >> yeah. i think th