these controls with pertain to existing uses in an area like market street and all south of market. this would prohibit for 12 months the issuance of any permits that pertain to commercial uses until planning staff can verify illegal units being built and to put together a

these controls with pertain to existing uses in an area like market street and all south of market. this would prohibit for 12 months the issuance of any permits that pertain to commercial uses until planning staff can verify illegal units being built and to put together a report that move residential uses in this entire area. there's a short period of time so we'll be meeting with her prior to the november meeting to provide input. supervisor campos entered a hearing request he's asking for a analysis budget report to understand the further housing crisis. this is a hearing you requested today as well speaker he states he wants to hear about any interested parties and further stated that san francisco can't continue to be a diverse city. and that's his hearing request. supervisor breed introduced twho two ordinances. the first would be the fulton grocery store special use district and now it would amend the planning code for a commercial use. and the second ordinance would all the time the planning code concerning page street affordability housing special use district. those are th

and there were no other pieces of legislation that really pertained to land use. that concludes my report >> thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> if i may when we had supervisor mars legislation in front of us we asked whether or not there couldn't be a attempt for all supervisors to join forces together to have a comprehensive reflection on the opinion. i want to pass that on. i think we would be better off having combines from whoever t is interested in the board together >> absolutely i would be interested to know that the supervisor met and having a little bit more time to do the formula work and have that discussion with the public and commission prior to considering those ordinances. supervisor mars ordinance is from other version but you've not considered supervisor mars ordinance >> thank you. >> commissioner. >> isn't supervisor breed working on one. >> yes. you've considered supervisor breeds ordinance and one would change the fillmore street and twog others. so is we're going to make an attempt to consolidate some of this stuff >> yes. we are in the pro

so does it specifically outline that that is the point at which we decide whether the eviction pertains to condominium conversion or not? >> john from the city attorneys office. i guess while technically there might be some ability to interpret this language this notice to the board when the tenant is given notice to vacate. it is true in this particular case, these notices were served probably within days of the november 16th, 2004, cutoff. i believe there is a circulation where one of the tenants was elderly and continued to reside for a year beyond that time. but this refers to the issuance of the notice. i will say i think as i recall because i worked on this back in 2004, before it was adopted. i think the november 16th date was a day where the piece of legislation was being heard at the board of supervisors and the amendment was made and to give everyone notice they created that date whiches the hearing date which was the land use committee or full board. >> i think it's important to have some clarity if this is an interpretation of that ordinance and that is date that we choose.

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the second point i believe the second point i believe pertains -- pertains -- >> make it quick. >> make it quick. >> if native americans would >> if native americans would be, be, it's 0.6 per of the region, we it's 0.6 per of the region, we have to be like responsible for have to be like responsible for the history of why it's only the history of why it's only 0.6% and the tream name 0.6% and the tream name absolutely has to change. absolutely has to change. >> coming up, if the washington >> coming up, if the washington redskins were to change their redskins were to change their name, what do you think they name, what do you think they would be called? would be called? send us your choices. send us your choices. right after the break. right after the break. >> and now, a techknow minute... >> and now, a techknow minute... >> welcome back. >> welcome back. we're talking about the we're talking about the washington redskins and whether washington redskins and whether they should change their name. they should change their name. we asked our community to send we asked our community to se

. >> i have a meeting last week with an aid regarding numerous issues as p pertains to outdoor events which is where i think that the ten b sort of fits in. and they are not prepared yet with anything, to move forward publicly on it, but there is still movement. and just, and i don't have any dates, specific for you at all. >> and okay. so, do you want the halloween discussion, or like they did it in something in the calendar. >> and i think that this might be something to calendar, but i think that there needs to be a little more inner office and discussion in with the people that are from the neighborhoods who are interested in helping. and i think that that is why i want to go because there are people from the neighborhoods who are hoping to participate and i think that that, if that is true, then that is a great way to maybe, incorporate the neighbors, and stuff into things that we do. >> great. >> and if i could ask, i guess, that at some point for you to in touch with those neighbors, to find out when you think that might be best organized, and then, we direct the conversation,

anybody here that would like to make a comment pertaining to any items that are not on today's agenda. seeing none, public comment is closing. next item, item three, approval of october 17, meeting min utes. >> motion to move minutes. i move. >> all in favor. >> i. >> any opposed. next item. item four presentation and discussion on board of supervisors file number 130781, special finance taxing law. we have with us >> thank you for having us here today. i welcome the opportunity to talk to you about the mandatory soft story retro fit program. the ordinance that you see before you, what i wanted to do was explain about what we're working on here that will be at the board right now. to give you some context i think some of you may be familiar with the requirements of the soft story ordinance, but to give you an idea of what the requirements entail, it's looking at the building stocks that we saw significant damage in after the loma earth quake. we've noticed an issue for years and have been trying to deal with this in a comprehensive way that the conducive to the property owners and sma

in all stakeholders including disability and senior advocates are involved in policy decisions pertaining to the permanent affordability of accessible housing in the city. the end. [laughter]. >> thank you. that was enough. okay. i have mr. zarda . >> request to approve. >> second. >> is there any discussion among councilmembers? >> you guys are approving this now? >> there's a motion to approve, yes. >> we've already had a second. councilmember seconded so now it's the time for discussion of the housing resolution. are there any comments from councilmembers? okay. is there any public comment? >> on the health services planning counsel and it occurred to me while you were reading that that one of the things that might be advantageous for this new housing for, seniors and aging would be to grow fresh vegetables to put in plots because food as we know is getting very expensive and fresh vegetables would help with nutrition and for diet would help prolong their lives so that's another area to look at maybe and that's all i have to say. >> thank you. other public comments? >> you are all sick

being present is being appealable i'll have a problem this is the department decision so if not pertaining to the two egregious the department has made a decision on. so whether they have more time to review it or not that's a departmental decision >> just to clarify commissioners this is the permit before you. this is in your jurisdiction and it's up to you to decide how you want the permit to look. the building planning department is hero to talk about the minimum requirement and your tasked to decide whether or not the provision is >> initialing i thought it would be procedurally the opportunity to let the folks look at the new plans and if a you're comfortable with them let's move forward today. >> i think the plans are new plans. i think they have been changed and a process wise it's not fair and let's look at at this and give a consideration. it could have things on it i'm not an architect but at least the architect could take a look at it and give us their opinion on whether or not it works for them >> i agree with you but at the same time this has been going on for quite some time.

my second issue this the proposition c and b pertaining to housing that's being built in the embarcadero area. i'm hearing conflicting information mayor ed lee and the former mayor have been making commercials and opening up a park and i see the previous mayor whose got experience mayor agnus is conflicting information there's not going to be affordable housing in that and/or (laughter) >> so when i vote i can rotate in the right direction because i've getting conflicting information. there's people saying there's no affordable housing and dollars a club going to be built in this area and only certainly income levels can go there >> do you live in this community i don't. >> 81 thank you for your participation. my feeling is substance because is most of the problem with the health problems. i unfortunately don't know anything about the local proposition >> maybe the legacy of women

you have to go back and look at what is in the act and how it per pertains to today. are the laws still cognizant to where we are today. and that is where i think the hearing we have been having from stella and the spectrum side, you have to look at the breadth of the law and say it is meeting the needs of where we are in 5-20 years down the road. >> and the second issue is is the spectrum available for the 1.4 devices by the end of the year? >> when you look at the timeframe out there, my staff and i ran over to the fcc war room to see how they are setting up. because this is going to be the most complicated auction. a reverse trying to repack the center for the folks out there that are giving up on the broadcast side of where they are going to be. so, then you run into questions how is this going to play out for the different individual or different companies out there if they want to get into this auction. and because again, as you said we absolutely need the spectrum. we are looking at on the government side, are we taking up too much spectrum on the defense side

>> that pertained to plans that were grandfathered in. those that were existing before the healthcare law was passed in 2010. now the white house says the white house is getting notice ns about th people's healthcare pls canceling or changing. bumeanwhile republicans have thr own bill, and it's literally called, you can keep your plan if you like it. let me get the words here. it's just along those lines. if you like your health plan you can keep it. that's what republicans want to see now pass congress. we did hear strong words against secretary sebelius. one of her own colleagues from kansas, senator pat roberts, was quite harsh. >> in your zeal to implement this law, you have said america should hold you accountable, which is why, madam secretary, i repeat my request for you to resign. >> an old friend and colleague from her home state of kansas asking for her to step down. >> libby casey on capitol hill. as for the president he headed to dallas to promote his signature healthcare law. our heidi zhou castro is here, why texas, why now?

. >> bringing to the public a wealth of images and words that pertain to jfk and his assassination. it is the public being brought anything that is new? some of the big players are reluctant to offer anything fresh as far as anyone who might be involved in the conspiracy to kill jfk. >> i will not name names. film,ion is raised in the but i'm not going to go there. it is a headlining grabbing sensation. i don't believe for one second it was lee harvey also all. >> oliver stone went after many of the questions. money is being made off of the jfk tragedy. intense promotion of the jfk assassination programming and paraphernalia will continue right up to the anniversary on november 22. after it is all over, whether americans will have any greater certainty about their 35th president and how he came to die remains an open question. bbc news, new york. on november 22, there will be blanket coverage, i am sure, of that anniversary. that brings today's broadcast to a close. can look for constant updates on our 20 four hour news network. if you look for the local listing, you can find our ch

and these most definitely pertain to healthcare.gov. what rule is omb playing in ensuring that this major acquisition is on track. specifically, how involved is the federal cio. is the cio and agency accountable? is the acquisition status accurately and timely transparent as displayed on the it dash board. key risks addressed and was there appropriate follow up. does the agency have appropriate exper toos to carry out its program management role. in the case of healthcare.gov is a case to act as the systems identifier. finally, as the program office providing best practices throughout the acquisition lifestyle. this would include security stesing. assessment and authorization. in summary, omb and agencies can do more to ebb sure that the 80 plus billion dollar investment has the proner practices to deliver vital services to american taxpayers. that concludes my statement. thanks for your continued oversight in federal it issues. >> thank you. mr. chow? >> good morning, chairman and members of the committee. since the passage of the affo

. >> so pertaining to legislation, as well. >> yes.would still say, you protect the rights of the minority to talk. but they have to talk like they did for the first 180 years. they can't show up and one says i object, and then you need 60 votes to proceed, and there's never any discussion of the issues. 400 pieces of legislation in pelosi's congress never got discussed for one second on the senate floor. that's not what democracy looks like. >> say that again. i want our audience to consume that. i mean, nancy pelosi, the past -- they passed a bunch of bills over there that were never taken up on the senate. never given any kind of debate whatsoever. and the obstruction numbers are absolutely amazing. the comforts conservatives are in denial about that. moving forward, is harry reid going to go further and do something that pertains to legislation, if these filibusters continue? >> i think that would wait a year until after the election, and each congress, two years, each congress establishes its rules on day one. and i think that he'

you have it follow the law even as it pertains to treating other people in the work place, even if at home or at church you would do things differently. >> you would think. you would think. you would think. by the way, i wanted to come out of the date with that mitt romney quote. you beat me to it. you are the host. >> guest host, michael. >> of course, alex, guest host. very hard to conceive that the supreme court can say that corporations have more religious freedom or more right to religious choice than individuals who work for them do. but this court may say -- this cou court, the conservative ma jrt on this court has granted lots of rights to corporations over the last few years and found a lot of cases in corporations' favor and, you know, this time we're not looking at kennedy. we're looking at roberts, right, as the swing person. and i could easily picture him changing against the aca on this matter. >> and, bob, a lot of this goes to the structure of the entire health care market and why these issues have been difficult as we're all learning about it. 48% of people get their

the number pertains to people driving or flying.eople traveling by boat or train however is on the increase. aaa said the number of people traveling before thanksgiving is down compared to last year. >>> and a developing story for you from the south bay a women is in critical condition after being stabbed. it was at the embassy suites in and it happened about 5:30 on friday when the woman was found suffering from stab wounds. police say the crime happened on the ninth floor where she was saying. they are not used to seeing the crime in the area. >> this is rarement we don't usually get -- rare. we don't usually get them. we believe that the suspect and victim knew each other. we don't think it was a random act. >> the woman is being treated for serious but non-life threatening stab wounds. because of the treatment she cannot speak with authorities. they hope she will give them more information that could lead to an arrest. >>> the search in san jose for a gunman after police found the victim of a shooting. it was in the capital park

hundreds of times over the past year in cases of the concord patch reports the ordinance will also pertain to so called captive audience begging at bus stops and cafes >> thousands of people stormin theirport inhe philippines but only a couple hundred made it out as another storm beelined to the ci. agency now reporting tropical pression zorida made landfall with mimum winds of 35 mes per hour. it was by comparison much, much smaller than typhoon haiyan but hit an area alreadyavaged and people had no warning. the storm much smaer than iyan and not expected to leave the philippes until thursda morning. officials confirming almost1800 warning there has been no e are contact th many areas and that number, unfortunately, will likely reach 10,000 or more. support for the victims of haiyan continues to gr here in the bay area. five groups at san jose state hope their classmates will drop offanned goods befe they the groups are holding a relief drive for survivors. they will have tles and boxes whe the public can dro off canned goods, babyood and medicine. >>his will help them bause they don't ha

were of things that important several years ago at the fcc will not pertain to where we are in the next few years. the industry changing. several years ago, cable was much larger -- had a much larger share. you have people getting their information and tv viewing a lot different than it was 5, 10, 15 years ago. >> the original question about the bill. will this come up in the subcommittee? is this something you see happening? >> we've had extensive conversations with the chairman. we have worked of the committee, about how we would like to proceed on this. i had folks in from both sides in my office. i would like to find a vehicle that we can move forward on this. fcc reallyething the likes in my opinion they are doing what they're supposed to be doing when they look at the law. issue ofve raised the rural call completion in several areas. what is the issue that you are ?ore concerned about to look at everybody's districts. i go from representing a metropolitan district all the way to the very small communities. i have very small telephone companies out there that may only have 2500 fol

. >> bringing to the public a wealth of images and words that pertain to jfk and his assassination. it is the public being brought anything that is new? some of the big players are reluctant to offer anything fresh as far as anyone who might be involved in the conspiracy to kill jfk. >> i will not name names. film,ion is raised in the but i'm not going to go there. it is a headlining grabbing sensation. i don't believe for one second it was lee harvey also all. >> oliver stone went after many of the questions. money is being made off of the jfk tragedy. intense promotion of the jfk assassination programming and paraphernalia will continue right up to the anniversary on november 22. after it is all over, whether americans will have any greater certainty about their 35th president and how he came to die remains an open question. bbc news, new york. on november 22, there will be blanket coverage, i am sure, of that anniversary. that brings today's broadcast to a close. can look for constant updates on our 20 four hour news network. if you look for the local listing, you can find our ch

legislation were created but i think out of an abundance of caution wanted a longer history as it pertained to a particular building to catch potential evictions. so as our supervisor chiu mentioned there are other provisions in the subdivision code that do apply to condominium. so there is sort of a question that is out there which is was this building, did this building go through an eviction process to clear it out strictly for purposes of a condominium. so that is part of the history. the experience that the city has had is when they receive applications from property owners in most situations, these property owners have bought from a prior owner who was the one that did the evictions. so when they are asked about any eviction history that they were involved in, the typical response was that information was not available because it was something the prior owner had done and it is considered in the application process. >> because i'm not familiar with the ordinance regarding the date of the 16. is it the date of the eviction, what is the actual black line rule? >> give me a second. i hav

called hundreds of times over aggressivepanhandling.f the concoe patch reporng the ordinance will also pertain to so-cled captive audience being at bus stops and cafes where people do not have the option to walk ay. >>> in theouth bay people will d up being o a jury that has to make a blion dollar >> jury selection underway in apple versus samng, round four. >> yeah, that sounds abo righ the first rnd was samsung losing its patent caseo apple. the jury says samsung copied apple, a samsung would hav to pay $1 billion for it. round tw and three reduced those paymen, and now we have roundfour. the judge has decided get herself new jury a start the nalty phase all over again. here youee lawyers and urnalists lining upo get into the courtroom this morning. thother big news inusiness th morning. the fedas approd the merge between americ and u.s. airwaywith conditions, including that the airlines give up some of the landing rights at airlines, which are now one rline, don't mopolize cities like new york and chicago, so this merger will make the new american, the largesairline in amera. back to you. >

>> public comment on all matters pertaining to the subsequent closed session on public employee performance plan and appraisal report. >> do we have any public comment on our closed session item which is 22 on the agenda? >> seeing no public comment, public comment is closed any, i think that is it on that item. >> so, on whether to hold closed session to evaluate the performance of the executive director melanie nutter this is an action item. >> i think who can confirm that is appropriate and it has been led to my understanding and so if i could entertain a motion from colleague to hold closed session to evaluate the performance of our executive director. >> motion. >> second. >> okay. >> all of those in favor? say aye. >> aye. >> okay. and at first, for us in sfgovtv our relationship we have got to do something. >> this will be a closed session on the public employee performance and apraysal. and you have a topy of the plan and report and this is a discussion and possible action item. we will wait to go into >> open closed session. vote to whether to hold >> all of those in favor, say aye

the language is pretty clear to me that it's issuance of a notice and it doesn't pertain, it doesn't talk about when the tenant is evicted. it doesn't talk about the tenant at all in the definition. so i do think it's reasonable to take the position that it's this particular notice of termination. >> i understand that, but the fact that you are not willing to say that it's reasonable to take the other position or it's unreasonable to take the other position is troubling actually. and sort of makes it seem like in fact you could have a number of different and yet reasonable interpretations which means that your interpretation could be the right one, it could also be the wrong one. so that is not, doesn't really give a lot of reassurance to what we are talking about here. that's the problem. >> john from the city attorneys office. as you know, as an attorney and we deal with this in the city attorneys office all the time. when you look at legislation and every word is not crystal clear. wilhelm wundt -- one of the first things you do is look at the rules of the statutory interpretation

those quotes pertain to self- executing treaties. there is no limitation on what the president and the senate can impose as a self-executing requirement, mainly that the states must get back to british theyens and property confiscated, or whatever else. it's a different question whether a treaty can expand at the power of the federal congress into areas it has never been before. that's a separate question, and neither hamilton nor any of the other quotes you referred to address that question. -- it's a valid exercise of the treaty power, if all you do is implement the treaty, it's a valid exercise of congress's power. this is serious business. i understand the principles of federalism are serious business also. but federalism is a two-way street. with respect to the exercise of the treaty power, the framers made a judgment that this power was going to be exclusively in the hands of the national government, and he needed to be exclusively in the hands of the national government in order to ensure that the u.s. could be a full sovereig

the second point i believe pertains -- >> make it quick. >> if native americans would be, it's 0.6 per of the region, we have to be like responsible for the history of why it's only 0.6% and the tream name absolutely has to change. >> coming up, if the washington redskins were to change their name, what do you think they would be called? send us your choices. right after the break. >> and now a techknow minute... >> and now a techknow minute... >> welcome back. we're talking about the washington redskins and whether they should change their name. we asked our community to send in their ideas just in case the team made the move and came to us for suggestions. we got some interesting ones. >> lots of interesting ones. chris said reddish but not in a racist way skins. and then tad, i sway but we need to call them the red next. and then andrew, calling them the washington honey bees. and finally the red blues covering both republicans and democrats. >> awesome. my favorite, dave's name, the shutdowns. i love it. do you think this movement is going odie down or is it going to accelerate? >>