we need their permission or need to get their permission to go on to the property. your time is being used as leverage for settlement negotiations rather than to deal with a legitimate building permits issued. i am happy to answer any questions. >> you wanted with the e-mail you were speaking about on the overhead, you could put it there, reference it, and it could be on the record. >> thank you. this is my first opportunity to appear before you, so thank you for that. commissioner fung: do you concur with him that the pieces of what you want to remove are on 15 guy st's property and. >> we missed was some years. there may be a few inches on a 50 lansing, but the majority is on 15 guy st. for your reference, the entire issue came up because a notice of violation was filed. >> thank you. >> thank you. president goh: mr. duffy. >> good evening, commissioners. joseph duffey. reading the brief, this has been going on for quite a few years. i see a building permit simply to remove some boards or shoring if you want to call it that. they should of been taken out when the

the rest could only change hands with the government opposite -- permission. cuban are something of a trade mark. tourists love them because they add to the romance of the island. until recently, most cubans could only get their hands on a car wreck it was in the country before the revolution if they bought it on the black market or if they had a government position -- permission. now buyers and sellers can be upfront about doing business. there are restrictions on imported cars, only cubans with permission and foreign residents can buy those. these changes will give people some peace of mind. >> it gives a little more legal security to all of the private dealings. it frees up the businesses from the illegal trafficking. it helps everyone and it helps the government. >> the problem is that although a car may have changed hands a few times, and sold it did not have the original title or did not handed over to the person who bought the car. now cubans must have the original title. the black market people aren't trying to find the person with the original title a

these rules are not permissive as they apply to the special officer. there are mandatory. each rule that he is alleged to have violated states that he shall not engage in a particular activity. he had several opportunities with which to call dispatch and he could have still participated in the citizen's arrest after he reported what he had observed. he failed to do that. instead, his judgment is clouded by the fact he believes he is a police -- peace officer so he engages in the pursuit of a vehicle and it is not what i would describe a, a vehicle. he could have provided the description to dispatch. and let the san francisco police department take over from there. when these rules were being drafted, there is a lot of time and effort put into which ruled the commission would consider permissive and which rules that would consider a mandatory. the rules he is alleged to have violated are mandatory. you shall not engage in a vehicle pursued. you shall not affect a traffic stop. at no point did a special officer exercise any sort of reasonable judgment and attempted to call d

the church got special permission to perform mass early and then the ceremony was streamed live on thetion website for troops to watch overseas. >>> coming up next at 5:00 the obama 2012 presidential campaign looks to be one for the record books. we'll tell you what he's offering last-minute donors. >>> in a down year the salvation army finds a surprise at the bottom of a donation kettle. we'll show you why lightning can strike twice. and the as potential move to the south bay may be around the corner. we'll let you in on the latest word around baseball. c including starbucks. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. way to brew! >>> welcome back. the white house hasn't traded on wall street and the president doesn't answer to shareholders exactly but the decision 2012 campaign budget rivals some of the year's most anticipated ipos. president obama's campaign is expected to raise a total of $750 million in donations from 2008 until the november election. that is expected to be the most expensive campaign in history. the obama camp hopes to raise $60 million in th

they were given permission for the search afterwards. both defendants say one officer cover the camera when he and the three other officers forced their way into the suspect's home. add the public defender asked to have one case on the stand in court. they're already digging into this case. >> well -- [laughter] let's discuss this issue. how and why does the abuse of power occurred? i am going to be directing most of my question to specific panel members. however, if other panel members would like to weigh in on one of the questions, and particularly if you disagree, please feel free to interject what ever you would like to into the discussionstuart, -- into the discussion. stuart, i am going to start with you today. u.s. had 30 years of experience at least. are we seeing the most extreme cases of alleged police misconduct, or have you found the incidence to be pervasive? what is your experience in this? >> i started as a lawyer working on the case but geronimo pratt, a black panther case. that ended up after 27 years to be proven. and w

>> permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. butterfield: i want i want to bring attention to a silent epidemic growing our midst. the growing prices and steep decline in household incomes is now the shocking rate of food insecurity and hunger. according to usda, there are 46 million americans surviving on food stamps while congress considers reductions to food stamp funding, the usda predicts the number of people requiring food assistance will substantially increase. last week in my district in north carolina, which ranks second in the country for food and security, i greeted thousands of people outside the wilson and other food distribution centers to collect bags of food for the television holiday. ing mr. to help remedy the challenges to food security, i introduce h r. 3437, the eva clayton fellows program act this would enable the development of solutions to world hunger and confront food insecurity head on. food insecurity is not a

the senate takes aup bill to allow you to give permission to post your rental information.y was a nominee for the supreme court when a reporter got ahold of his video rental information and published it. that so horrified congress, laura and jon, that congress passed a special law making your video rental secret. he didn't rent anything unusual. but i bet congress. >> "fried green tomatoes", "notebook." >>> still to come, facebook's new campus could impact traffic on 101. a live report is coming up. >>> and the push is on by two groups to get oakland major jean quan recalled. >> and not just the patchy frast to contend with. now we have frog coming in. and a really nice day is shaping up. >>> so, we huddle together for warmth. i have two other warnings for folks across the bay. that's coming up. and a live look outside san jose. sharks are taking on the stars tonight. >> dallas? >> yeah, should be a good game. 6:26 right now. [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick ve

they cannot solve the city's mental health issues and then ask for permission to effectively eliminate all of their sites -- psych beds. they are talking about where it -- keeping some at one campus but not say for how long. i will skip the most important parts since i heard the bell. cpmc pays no property tax on any of their buildings and yet make over $140 million per year in profit from their asset operations. it is our position that their plan is not adequate for the mental health of our city, and the board of supervisors must have them proceed until such time when they provide their lawful share of services with psychiatry at the top. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, board of supervisors. my name is -- and i am a member of district 5 and also here representing a physician's organizing committee. i have worked as a psychologist for 15 plus years, and we have witnessed the impact of the cuts to the department of public health, and many have closed in the last year. the effects of these mental health service cuts have been devastating. there is

. >> the crackdown was without your princess -- your permission?there is a big difference between what is happening with the president and on the street. >> that is just ludicrous. the demonstrators would agree. after 10 months, there is an absolute determination not to give up. one family is in hiding from security forces. this man was held for six weeks. he says he was beaten continually, stripped naked, threatened with castration, doused in boiling water. still he would not confess. the officer said, "this dog is not afraid of dying, so hang him by his hand." they did so for five days. a u.n. report says torture is common in syria. >> send us the documents. as long as we do not see the document and the evidences, we cannot say, yes, that is normal. who said that the united nations is a credible institution? or if you do not think the united nations is credible? >> no. >> you have an ambassador. >> it is a game we play. >> where is all of this going? some have responded to the government crackdown by taking up arms. the international community is

los angeles police have been trying to get permission to fly drugs for years. >> they can go where you cannot fly an aircraft. -- los angeles please have been trying to get permission to fly drones for years. >> his predecessor came up with the idea 8 years ago after serving in iraq. they cannot fly them. course we got to use it one time. -- >> we got to use them one time. your asked to stop by the faa. >> that is soon to change. more it is in the skies watching people's backyards. >> we are not being looked down upon from about. that is a world which is vanishing. this raises a lot of very interesting privacy concerns about what people are allowed to acquire from above and what they're not. >> while the debate continues about the military use of drone's abroad, it might soon become a bigger issue closer to home. >> the italian prime minister mario monti says there are difficult times ahead despite the drop in italy's borrowing costs two days in a row. italy are owed $9 billion in the commercial market, slightly lower interest rates but only just above the danger threshold. mario monti

. -- how the americans dared to carry out the raid they did without asking pakistani permission. >> the network acts as an arm of pakistan's internal services intelligence agency been bad. the operatives planned and conducted the truck bomb attack as well as the assault on our embassy. the >> 2011 ended with a serious blow to relations, 24 pakistani soldiers killed in a negative attack on a border post. the old cliche that both sides need each other too much for the allies to break down is looking likely. the anti-american demonstrations were only getting bigger and the voices calling for a split, louder. >> an official chinese government report into the bullet train crash has blamed bad management and poor design. 200 other people when two trains collided. the report says 54 officials including a former railway official art partly to blame for the disaster. >> what the report said was that it was caused by design flaw and for management. it backed off earlier statement made by officials that one of the trains had stalled after being struck by lightning. a second train travelling on the

. -- how the americans dared to carry out the raid they did without asking pakistani permission. >> the network acts as an arm of pakistan's internal services intelligence agency been bad. the operatives planned and conducted the truck bomb attack as well as the assault on our embassy. the >> 2011 ended with a serious blow to relations, 24 pakistani soldiers killed in a negative attack on a border post. the old cliche that both sides need each other too much for the allies to break down is looking likely. the anti-american demonstrations were only getting bigger and the voices calling for a split, louder. >> an official chinese government report into the bullet train crash has blamed bad management and poor design. 200 other people when two trains collided. the report says 54 officials including a former railway official art partly to blame for the disaster. >> what the report said was that it was caused by design flaw and for management. it backed off earlier statement made by officials that one of the trains had stalled after being struck by lightning. a second train travelling on the

they got special permission to celebrate mass early and streamed live on a station for troops to watchverseas. >>> in russia, anger builds nearly two weeks after disputed elections. they voice discontent against the prime minister and the party. >> reporter: anti-putin protesters turned out today in big numbers showing their movement has not petered out despite recent promises of political reforms coming from the kremlin and the very sub freezing temperatures. tens of thousands are in the streets. we are hearing anywhere from 60,000 to 120,000 protesters. the main demands are still the same. to annul the december 4th parliamentary elections marred by apparent and massive fraud and new, free and fair elections. the kremlin said that won't happen. that the elections won fairly by putin's united russia party. the protesters have been well disciplined today. they're russians, middle class russians who once made up putin's power base. they say they don't revolution but they do want their stolen election given back. some russian political analysts have saying that it is possible that we coul

the contra costa commission approved permission by pg & e to raise measure on the pipelines. pg & e says it's inspected the lines. >>> one man tried to rob two people then stole a bicycle left in a driveway. police released this sketch of a man wanted in the three incidents. he's described as hispanic, in his 40s and thin. police say he confronted two people, a woman refused to give him anything and a 14-year-old boy ran away. >>> san jose police say four men are under arrest suspected of leaving a tagging crew responsible for half the graffiti sand vandalism in the city. manuel villagran are all under arrest. police are looking for 30 more people in this case and more arrests are expected. >>> we have new information tonight about the raids of a danville home and a newark memedical marijuana collective we first told you about last night. they seized a shotgun and $30,000 in cash from the home. authorities are investigating if the collective illegally sold marijuana. >>> a contra costa county man is telling a frightening story tonight after a police canine attacked him while

the environment minister has officially asked local officials for permission. environment minister goshi hosono met governor yuhei sato. hosono said the district was chose on for the interim storage sites because areas exposed to over 100 million millisieverts per year are concentrated there. the governor said he would discuss the plan with municipalities in the affected district. the facilities would be used to hold radioactive soil removed from contaminated areas. the government believes the waste would be stored at the sites for up to 30 years before being taken out for final treatment. hosono on wednesday met with the mayor of eight municipalities of futaba district to ask for permission. >> translator: it is like being given a serious assignment the manner concerns the entire district. we must examine it thoroughly. >>> iran threatened to block the strait of hormuz if the west imposes embargo on its oil exports. the narrow passage in the persian gulf is a sea lane for ships. iran vice president made a remark following the u.s. congressional approval for ad

the south korean government gave permission to make the trip to the north. the 18-member group includes former first lady ihi ho, widow of the late south korean president. as president he held a landmark summit with kim jong-il in 2000. another group met is hyong gung, chairwoman of the hyundai group. her company runs a joint venture for tourists in the north. the south declined to send an official delegation to offer condolences to the north. >> translator: we hope our visit will lead to improving ties between the two koreas. >> the group crossed into the demilitarized zone by car on monday. the members will return home on tuesday. twoonchts groups went to seoul to show their views on visiting for condolences. the south korean government gave permission to make the trip to the north. the 18-member group includes former first lady ihi ho, widow of the late south korean president. members criticized mourn irrelevanciers from the north and tore up flags. they shouted the south shouldn't accept the north's inhumane acts.tore up flags. they shouted the south sho

the south korean government gave permission to make the trip to the north. the 18-member group includes former first lady ihi ho, widow of the late south korean president. as president he held a landmark summit with kim jong-il in 2000. another group met is hyong gung, chairwoman of the hyundai group. her company runs a joint venture for tourists in the north. the south declined to send an official delegation to offer condolences to the north. >> translator: we hope our visit will lead to improving ties between the two koreas. >> the group crossed into the demilitarized zone by car on monday. the members will return home on tuesday. twoonchts groups went to seoul to show their views on visiting for condolences. the south korean government gave permission to make the trip to the north. the 18-member group includes former first lady ihi ho, widow of the late south korean president. members criticized mourn irrelevanciers from the north and tore up flags. they shouted the south shouldn't accept the north's inhumane acts.tore up flags. they shouted the south sho

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the contra costa commission approved permission by pg & e to raise measure on the pipelines.pg & e says it's inspected the lines. >>> one man tried to rob two people then stole a bicycle left in a driveway. police released this sketch of a man wanted in the three incidents. he's described as hispanic, in his 40s and thin. police say he confronted two people, a woman refused to give him anything and a 14-year-old boy ran away. >>> san jose police say four men are under arrest suspected of leaving a tagging crew responsible for half the graffiti sand vandalism in the city. manuel villagran are all under arrest. police are looking for 30 more people in this case and more arrests are expected. >>> we have new information tonight about the raids of a danville home and a newark memedical marijuana collective we first told you about last night. they seized a shotgun and $30,000 in cash from the home. authorities are investigating if the collective illegally sold marijuana. >>> a contra costa county man is telling a frightening story tonight after a police canine attacked him while h

a british court gave them permission to go to britain's supreme court to request permission for an appeal it comes one year after the founder was first arrested in the united kingdom. sweeden hasn't formally charged hassan, but wants to question him about allegations of rape, he denies any wrong doing. >>> this is a crucial week for the european debt crisis. german chancellor and french president met today to draft a master plan to save the euro. they want a treaty to put tougher restrictions on how much governments can borrow and spend. they'll try to push their plan through. european stocks were up on the news and the agreement set the tone for the european union meeting. >>> struggling homeowners facing foreclosure are getting an early christmas present. fannie mae and several other large mortgage lenders will not force families out of their homes during the holiday season. the foreclosure suspension runs from december 19 through january 2. seems more of us are shopping with credit. card analysts say we are using our credit cards more and starting to return to those prerecession spendi

the clerk: pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on december 17, 2011, at 4:19 p.m., that the senate agreed to without amendment h.r. 789, h.r. 2422, h.r. 1264. that the senate passed senate 1874, senate 1710, senate 1959. that the senate concur in the amendment of the house of representatives to the bill, senate 278. with best wishes i am, signed sincerely, karen l. haas. the speaker: the chair lays before the house a message. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on december 17, 2011, at 11:23 a.m. that the senate failed house concurrent resolution 94. that the senate passed with amendment h.r. 3630. that the senate agreed to conference report accompanying the bill h.r. 2055. with best wishes i am, signed sincerely, karen

ray despite having written permission from the qatar interior ministry saying that they could do this this is something that diplomats are able to do is pass information through the country without having it inspected in this way at this time the security forces tried to take this package of away from the diplomats which caused harm to the diplomats the ambassador and two of the people traveling with him at which time after this in response moscow summoned the guitar ministry to moscow or the representatives from qatar to moscow and said look we do not. condone these actions and we demand an apology and they have suspended relations with qatar until these actions are taken now the ambassador to qatar from moscow is in hospital and is expected to make it back to here and travel back to moscow as soon as he is able to travel and has recovered from the attack so it carries those that have there been any opinions voice about underlying reasons for this. well it is no secret that moscow is not happy with what they believe or actions in instigating and in antagonizing efforts in the arab sp

pakistanis but it's more vulnerable to russia i mean if russia were to withdraw its permission for us to use its rail lines we would be in a very difficult position in afghanistan the northern supply now work could now be in danger because of a failure in diplomacy moscow says because washington turned down all of its proposals on the missile defense issue russia might have to resort to other arguments including its cooperation with nato on afghanistan. there are processes which are critically important for russia which are about russia's national security one of them is nato expansion into russian borders and the fact that washington goes ahead with a robust missile shield program in europe without taking into consideration russia's concerns that gives moscow the right to use any leverage it has to be heard by its partner but even the mere possibility that russia could cut off the northern supply route threatens the viability of all western operations in afghanistan nato risks leaving almost one hundred forty thousand of its troops in afghanistan without vital supplies if diplomacy d

>> seek permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. schakowsky: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to join thousands of activists participating in the 16-day campaign by speaking out against violence against women. violence against women is a violation of fundamental human rights, it is a global problem of epidemic proportions. one in three women worldwide is beaten, coerced into sex or otherwise abused over the course of her lifetime. that is why i am proud to be working with congressman ted poe to reintroduce the national violence against women act. this important bill would require a comprehensive strategy to prevent and respond to violent -- violence against women and girls internationally. violence against women is not just a humanitarian tragedy, it is a global health menace and a threat to national security. the united states can play a significant role in protecting the human rights of all women and ending the violence against our sisters around the world. i yield b

he asked permission of ed too. and i was so touched by that.he says if you don't want me to do it, i won't. but he said, the reason why i am going back is i think the world is a better place with apple in it. and they're not going to survive. and i was like steve, you have my permission. and he went back. and it's so interesting to see, of course, like the rest is history what he did at that company. and all the amazing products he gave us. but i just-- it's interesting. on this show is when i first heard head been thinking about it. it was fascinating. >> because i pushed him a little bit and he was still recoiling from it too, he did gracefully did avoid it but, and the relationship, some of those things. >>h-huh. >> there is also this. he paid what, how much did he pay for it? >> he paid for pixar $10 million, 5 went to lucasfilm, 5 the start-up capital. >> and how much is it worth today. >> we, almost six years ago we sold, pixar was sold to disn for 7.4 billion. >> rose: $7.4 billion. and when it was, steve jobs became the single biggest s