the pencil apocalypse citation is what we used to write the dictionary definition basically snippet of a word in context taken from the wild and in the olden days back in the '90s they use to be on a three by five index card alphabetized according to the word you were defining. citation the batch the galleys one more word. a german word that means a field for language in this but they need to have two pull apart english. so now we will get into reading take. we were working on advising the collegiate for the 11th edition and just finished the letter. it was broken in on -- broken into two batches by the time it was signed back in the editors were not just pleased we were giddy you go to the signout sheet and see that we are into the t to make a little ritual to the moment as a sigh of relief in the tiny that is restricted to your shoulders because you are at work but sadly they are not suited to survive extended. the giddiness for the chances are good that you will do something rash and brainless unfortunately my rash blamelessness was unsecured and i signed out the next patch and g

that i don't know about these other developers who are saying that the project's can pencil.i'd be really curious to talk to them. i can tell you that my members are telling me that there are projects all the time in san francisco right now that will not pencil. and so, you know, as an organization, we have no opinion on whole foods versus, you know, retail. that's what i am so frustrated with is this missed opportunity. we have a neighborhood that wants housing, a developer that builds housing, and we have a project that does not pencil out, and this is because of prop -- because of policies that our elected officials have put into place. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. mr. webber? >> good afternoon. i'm here on behalf of telegraph hill dwellers to oppose the c.u. being sought to create a whole foods store on the lombardi site, and with respect to historical issues, i just wanted to mention one thing. according to google aerlth, the drive time between the lombardi site and the franklin site is three minutes. so what public policy is being served by pairing up two

these are numbers that say this pencils out. i want to read this into the record: chris, we have performed a cursory review of our own internal cost numbers and have determine this had this site is not only feasible for a mixed use housing opportunity site. this said we have presented a base model to our financial partners who have expressed a keen interest should you deliver this property to us for purchase. i can't, but as you know, we have zoned and developed thousands of units across the country, self-performed all construction in house. please keep us posted on the results of this. fits well within our acquisition criteria of in-fill properties. tached is our current financial model for your reference. the developer did give me permission to provide you a summary sheet, which i have eight copies for the commission and the secretary. i did apologize. we only found out a day or two ago that the owner said this is not feasible for housing, which we vehemently disagree with. we think this is ang outstanding opportunity site. i

. >> they were fighting over pens and pencils and jackets and pan pants. >> if it has to come down to them fight over like that we need to find a better way to give them the things they need in a getter way that is more sufficient to their well-being. >> the first village we went to when we gave out the clothes to see how happy the people was this was a great experience. >> one young lady broke down because kids were having a tug a war match over a book they especially\care about the books but over a book she said this was so humbling when they gets back she's going to change her way in san francisco we're fighting over shoes and worried about materialistic things and working to feed their families and get the things they need tools firing sheds and businesses and keep them alive they're trying to stay alive and everything that is new when you see that it is like you think about what you need to do. >> e-mail that to me okay. >> no problem. >> i'm going to hold myself up for more powerful levels and going to appreciate myself more i never feel bad about being an african-american i'm s

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housing projects don't pencil out. my question is, when you build townhouses in the upper part of the building, there's a large amount of usable space dedicated to stairs, internal stairs, and my question is, could this site be developed at a higher unit count? just a question. when it comes to the roof, we had discussions in this part of town a number of times, and the discussion is that we do not want to privatize roofs with penthouses. i do not quite understand why the mechanical equipment is not more held to the center of the building and combined as we typically do. also, i believe that the railing leads from the street elevation should be pulled back from the building from all sides. we ask these kinds of questions systematically to virtually everybody. we should be asking those same questions here. housing on the site is fine. the devil is in the details. i'm raising the issue of how the roof is used as to whether or not townhouses on upper floors is exactly what we want, particularly they don't pencil out. we h

let's call for 75%, but we can't get 20% to pencil right now. so this call for 50%, it's a great headline, but it means let's have no housing, and so let's just have that honest conversation. so ab 73, we're really excited to see that happen, and we think it's going to be a great addition, and thanks to everyone who helped. >> president hillis: thank you. >> it's feasible under circumstances what we're seeing with the large sb35 projects. again, really using many of the same tools that are being relied on here with housing sustainable district. so we're excited this is moving forward. i think getting labor standards and large area plans has been sort of a white whale for me. i've been chasing this thing for 12 years. i think it's great we're seeing state legislation that enables it and creates things of structure to provide a range of community benefits with these area plans. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. tony robles. just to echo what my colleague had to say about the proposal, the community really does need to be m

let's call for 75%, but we can't get 20% to pencil right now. so this call for 50%, it's a great headline, but it means let's have no housing, and so let's just have that honest conversation. so ab 73, we're really excited to see that happen, and we think it's going to be a great addition, and thanks to everyone who helped. >> president hillis: thank you. [please stand by for captioner

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committee democrats made -- made crystal clear that committee republicans are prematurely saying pencils down. there is much left to investigate. many witnesses still to be heard. many facts left to follow. the message of senate republicans on this investigation is, quote, pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. the american people won't be fooled. they know the difference between a genuine search for truth and a whitewash. i remain hopeful that senators burr and warner are running down every lead and every thread. there is no doubt the senate intelligence committee's investigation will be the next target of the president's talking heads on fox news. finally, mr. president, on prescription drugs, i head a headline in this morning's "washington post." trump's drug price retreat adds to the list of abandoned populist promises. that headline is spot on. the president has repeatedly talked like a -- the president has repeatedly talked like a populist but governed like a plutocrat. on taxes, the president said his bill would be for the middle class. it turned out to be a trillion-doll

her mother would be looking wild with pencils in her hair. what she never combed and she have a convertible so the top would be down. why can't she look like all those other suburban washington ladies. she couldn't because she didn't care. i always enjoyed your stuff in the globe. did the struggle over those nominations affect her outlook on the situations at all. she fought a lot of fights that she didn't win. but she knew what to walk away. her press secretary for that campaign told me that wherever they went as things were getting pretty dicey she would say as long as we are here let's go visit with whatever the local institution was. let's go to the local special olympics. throughout the fall of 1972. doing push-ups with special olympians. and you're just thinking wasn't there campaign going on i found a wonderful telegram in her papers they gave me access to 33 boxes of her private papers that even they have not read. i don't know why you want to get into those boxes so desperately. not a single one. in their there there was a telegram t

a lot of people have their ground down pencils. >> are they sharp? >> it depends on who you ask. >> next question. >> what is next for the solar system and exploration? >> post new horizons, getting to pluto, you wonder what is next for new horizons, new horizons is still going and it will make one more spectacular, we expect, encounter on new year's eve and new year's day coming new year's, 1 billion miles beyond pluto is an object in the kuiper belt, a swarm of material of which pluto is one of a huge number of objects, the subject has been nicknamed ultimate to lay. we know little about it except it will be the farthest thing we have ever seen in photographs. new horizons will encounter that the end of this year and it will wander the galaxy, the fifth human made craft. as far as future missions, now that we have seen this, there is renewed interest, people are advocating a return to pluto with an orbiter but we have not seen the other side of pluto except quite a distance, not up close. it could be more interesting. we want to see the whole plane

to read at night because of the electricity all these things were total scam it was never going to pencil out and they knew that that money flowed from the i.m.f. and the world bank not to the country but to the engineering firms like halliburton and bechtel in john perkins broke the company was called main but they're gone and so these indigenous people in these third board countries would be left holding the bag on a huge debt that could never be repaid because it was never meant to be repaid it was always a scam so when we could make their payment the you know that the i.m.f. and world bank would say you know and you know it's a lot of money but i think we can work something out you need to vote with us on the next un resolution or maybe you have to privatized your lumber industry and sell it to my buddy or allow us to build a military base once i read that the pieces sort of all came together and i realized. the these institutions that are out there united nations i.m.f. world bank council on foreign relations they're talking about how they're helping humanity they're the problem they

. -- can take out your pet pencils and pens and johnny dunham -- jot it down. work. work.re -- hard you have to bust your butts. it does not matter what you have to do, hustle, or it will not get done. obviously, by virtue of you being here today, you know a little bit about this. if the hustle to get where you are. again, i know you as young people, are always looking for some kind of shortcut. in your heads right now you are saying, i could probably find a way to hedge and speed it up a little bit to work less. there are plenty of people who got lucky and did not have to card.ard to -- or -- there has to be some kind of scheme i can get involved in. it is not just me or your telling you is all about hard work. research backs it up. i am a big fan of podcasts. one person who i watched recently was a woman by the name of dr. angela duckworth. she is a professor of psychology at the university of pennsylvania. a huge amountid of work and study in this area of success. she has analyzed a wide range of data looking at kids, adults, across all kinds of settings, to answe

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, even with 30 feet and 3 stories, it didn't pencil out. now we're at 40 feet and 4 stories. if it's gotten longer, i do not know. i've just like principley just sitting as a commissioner, i never have and never will approve anything which is just a verbal description of a scheme. i believe we're obligated to have fully dimensions and fully rendered drawings in front of us to support it. i'm all for a project, and reiteration of what is being verbally described today, that is, 40 feet and 4 stories would be what i would need to do in order to support it. it would require also like the three-dimensional, et cetera, et cetera. i don't think that we have the ability to just, by word, negotiate an outcome. this needs to be through a document, and i make a motion to continue this until the architects and his developer has time to render it out using this new approach to design this project. >> second. >> i'm not going to support the motion. i mean, i think if you look in these plans right here, instead of level 0 to 4 to 6 of the fully -- 0 to 4

he was pencil thin and frail. he likened his figure to jerry built shack. he had once had taste for clothing with a professorial dignity. his facial features in particular struck his own countryman something vaguely other than japanese. his dark eyes cover set in perfectly circular frames could just assume wise. whatever okay what lacked in looks he more than covered in neurons. he read heavy books on topics. he completed anales an analysis of western colonialism. he was in plato. he spoke at least eight languages from english. when he wasn't writing books, he was lecturing as a professor. he was working as an economic research analyst as one of japan's most important think tanks. when he wasn't doing those things i was organizing radical activist in japans society. for years they didn't. okawa backed speeches and challenged western global -- in early 1930s he funded uprising and assassination of a prime minster. signified moment of japan's inspiring democracy and defeating control of the military. late 1941 days after pearl harbor he brought radio lectures

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you can take out your pencils and pens and jot it down. it is pretty long, so you have to remember it. i have it. the key to success -- are you ready? work. better yet, hard work. i call it you have to bust your butts. i am serious. no matter what you want to do, hustle, otherwise it won't get done. obviously by virtue of you being here today, you know a little bit about this. you have hustled to get where you are, but again, i know you as young people are always looking for some kind of shortcut. in your heads right now you are saying, i can probably find a way to hedge and speed it up a little bit, to work a little bit less. there are plenty of people who got lucky and did not have to work that hard. yeah, but there are lots of people who actually lose weight without exercising. there has to be some kind of get rich quick scheme i can get involved in. yeah, but she went to the projects to the corner office. it can't be that hard. me, your parents, earlier teachers telling you it is all about hard work. research backs it up. nowadays, is

. >> me and my bunkie, we make different colors with deodorant, crayola pencils.mix them together. >> so you color with the color pencils and you take the deodorant and just -- >> yes. >> we mix them up with her finger. >> only specific types of deodorants can do this though. >> yeah, the good stuff. >> so you get it all good and mixed up, ready to go on the eye. see? just like that. it looks like a glob of color. >> and we're -- we're inmates that get up and do this every morning. >> because you stop feeling like a human being. not that makeup is all important. but i mean it's -- it's a ego booster. >> like culberson, ortega has been at the orange county jail for the past 15 months. unlike culberson, she's no longer waiting for trial. instead ortega pled guilty to a dui hit and run with great bodily injury. >> i'm an alcoholic. i'm native american and irish. so all the experts say that it's in my blood. but, aside from that, i black out. the average person is going to drink as much alcohol as i would drink would and pass out, end up sleeping, snoring, whatever yo

she goes to the bedroom, props herself up, with typical fashion, with pencils out of her hair, all kinds of scattershot ways, has a scattering of legal pads on her bed. she summons lowell weicker to her bedside, former governor and senator from connecticut, father of a child with intellectual disabilities, now an adult. lowell weicker goes to her side thinking this will be a friendly chat. he knows she is in ailing health. by now ted has been diagnosed with the brain tumor that would take his life the following summer. he said, you walked into the room and there she is, as fierce as she has ever been, saying, oh, what are we going to do about these amendments to the americans with disabilities act? i'm worried? what if tom harkin retires? what will we do without orrin hatch? [laughter]. he said i was tempted to sit on the edge of her bed but sort of frightened, she was so loud. so they hashed out politics to the very end of her life. she was fighting the fight. one thing that eunice learned, and i think passed on to the five children that continue that work, was, that passing legislation

this is a piece that was made of thousands of pencils that spin in a circle. this piece that we are looking at now is by bella felledman, an east bay artist who is in her 80s and still incredibly dynamic and productive. all of her life she's been interested in machines. she said she doesn't particularly like machines, but her art is all about them. >> the use the term public art. what is public art as opposed to something else? >> there is this phenomenon post world war ii in many cities across the united states, and san francisco has been one of the leaders, whenever the city builds an airport, a fire station, a school, library, the city is committed to 2% of the budget for that construction. it has to be permanent art for the building. it has to be integrated. it can't be just stuck on. so it's created a field, an opportunity, for contemporary living artists to have permanent outdoor pieces and the amount of money that goes to the art is quite substantial. >> i wanted to jump in. i think to renny's great vision of the show, many artists came from somewhere e

you should have received a note card and pencil as you entered the auditorium this evening. if not my colleagues are are going up and down aisles with -- note cards and pencils they will be collected later on in the program with with your questions on them. i'm thrilled to welcome new york historical trustee john to our stage this evening. he is a member of the counsel on foreign relations and of this society of american historians also a distinguished visiting professor at vangder built university a contradicting writer to "new york times" book review and a contradicting editor at "time" author as well of several best selling books and he was awarded pulitzer prize in 2009 for american lion, andrew jackson in the white house. our moderator is willy the host of nbc news sunday today with willy geist also co-host of msnbc morning joe, and our regular host and contradict tore to today as well as nbc nightly lose with holt and "meet the press" and author of three bookses including "new york times" best sellers, good talk, dad, and american freak show. as always i ask as our spe

and not to say that is indicative of weather this pencil out, i certainly imagine that, if that is not the case, that we will hear from them in due course. certainly during the project approval, and as someone who wants to make sure that projects get approved, i think that we can re-examine the fee or work with the project sponsor and specific instances if they feel that this is the reason why their project will not pencil out. that we will be able to work with them on it. so what i will do is i will make a motion to duplicate the file. and to then read into the record the amendment that supervisor peskin has put in. so one file, i guess, excluding any changes to the central soma plan. i imagine we would have to put it in an affirmative language. city attorney, to ensure the five-dollar increase excludes projects within the central soma plan to one file and then to continue the existing amended file through the call of the chair. >> yes, supervisor peskin's amendment but he distributed basically have two different categories. there is all nonresidential except for areas in the central

you should have received a note card and pencil as you entered the auditorium. it's not my colleagues are going up and down the aisles with note cards and pencils. they will be collected late are on in program with your questions on them. i'm thrilled to welcome new york historical trustee jon meachum to our stage this evening average member of the council oregon foreign relations and of this society of american historians. he is also a distinguished visiting professor at vanderbilt university, contributing writer to the "new york times" book review, and a contributinged for at "time." he is the author of several best-selling books and he was awarded the pulitzer prize in 2009, for "american lyon: andrew jackson in the white house." our moderator is willy geist, the host of nbc news sunday today with willy geist. also a co-host of msny as morning joe and a'ing most contributor "today" and nbc nightly news with lesser hot and -- she is an author of good talk, dad, and american frequent show, as always, i ask as our speakers join me on the stage that you please ma

the market had penciled in $.21 per share. is the performance in the past three months. 70.1%, but it's all about the guidance. , theyo a certain extent both come in with good numbers. those are the top lines there. let's move seamlessly from semiconductors to coming in with adidas with 5.50 5 billion euros, a miss on the estimate of 5.60 2 billion euros. we've also got the first quarter operating profit coming through and that is beating at 746 million euros, beating the street estimate of 710.7 million euros. adidas still sees 2018 sales up about 10% in the growth margin its -- it's 2018 outlook is confirmed as well. and we'll see news coming through on the continued u.s. share gain. the ceo of adidas joins bloomberg tv after 7:30 a.m. u.k. time. coming from they are. they started to do this deal in 2016. .- coming from bayer they're saying they made major progress in regard to the monsanto acquisition. the market will focus on that, the cutoff time for doing that deal will be june 14. the phraseology that is used, age of pr

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. >> so, what's so cool about this pencil is you can get the fine strokes. >> girls, thank you so much. magic wand and -- >> engaged. >> i love a good brow. also, by the way, grandma there is just going through che chemotherapy. it was special for her to get a set of brows. >> so nice. >> very nice. >> we love that. >>> all right, coming up, what tv star is showing off this multimillion dollar dream new york city apartment? next on kron-4 news at eight: the san francisco district attorney decides.... no charges will be filed in two controversial deadly police shootings. now the push is on... to change use-of-force practices statewideplus.. the fairfield couple accused of torturing their ten children were back in a courtroom today.the disturbing new charges the father faces.plus... cool temperatures as we get closer to the holiday weekend...next up, rain in parts of the bay area. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need

you can put down your books and pencils. >> do they even do that anymore? >> i think they do. >> you can see this down to las vegas and into the desert southwest, it will be windy with thunderstorm activity popping up along the sierra. coming back in to reno, that will redevelop tomorrow. some of you are taking off early as we anticipate a holiday a week from today. the mountains have been going bonkers. 40s for a few, 50s for many. brentwood is 51 and on the polenta, atherton is 50 as is woodside. 48 pacifica, low 50s montero, half-moon beach and foster city is 52. yesterday redwood city's high was 64 degrees. that was unseasonably cool for them. we will get a few breaks, mostly sunny, high pressure will build in for one day. another low is on tap for later in the week which will send temperatures back down again friday and saturday. today we have 60s and 70s. 80 in any out, but a soft 80. morning fog and here comes another system. there is a possibility of light rain friday, emphasis on very light. sunday and monday look warmer for those of you heading ou

. >> so, what's so cool about this pencil is you can get the fine strokes. >> girls, thank you so muchmagic wand and -- >> engaged. >> i love a good brow. also, by the way, grandma there is just going through che chemotherapy. it was special for her to get a set of brows. >> so nice. >> very nice. >> we love that. >>> all right, coming up, what tv star is showing off this multimillion dollar dream new york city apartment? take a look. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> lieb shriver has made a lot of fans on showtime, and he's made a lot of money, too. >> he is also the voice of hbo. >> hbo sports. >> yes, thank you. >> did i do that right? >> it was horrible. he's been pumping his extra cash into this new york city apartment. he shares it with his two boys. check it out. it shows. >> hi, guys. this is sasha and kai, and that's woody. i had this extraordinary piano that, probably the greatest gift anybody ever gave to me. this is my kitchen. i like to keep things really clean. i'm a little neurotic that way. this is my bedroom. closet. first time i saw the closet, i was like, y

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