the board received a letter from peter ryan, the attorney for the north waterfront restaurant group, asking that the board to jurisdiction over permits 0021 and 0035, permits that issued by the department of public works bureau of st. use and mapping on february 21, 2012, and march 8, 2012, respectively, and they ended march 7, 2012, and march 23, 2012, respectively. it is for a sale of everything except for hot dogs for both permits, and i believe that's commissioner hillis as a comment to make. commissioner hillis: yes, i asked to be recused from this item. my employer had something with the permit holder. so i am requesting a refusal. director goldstein: ok, so we need -- commissioners, when a member asks for that, we need a boat and a motion. president hwang: i move that we uphold the refusal. director goldstein: any comments? seeing none -- vice president fung: and director, can you outline what is required in terms of voting? -- madam director? director goldstein: yes, there will be three votes, and in this case, with one commissioner recused, seeing how this is of the vote hap

my name is peter ryan, and we represent the restaurant association, and just for your information, those restaurants consist of the american pop, -- pub, togos, baskin-robbins, a diner, and others, and our representatives of certain of those companies here this evening. we are asking for jurisdiction, and we realize that we have a high standard to meet, but we think the matter is fairly simple, and we would direct you to off the grid, the own brief of the matter. and this contains an admission that they initially located this permit -- the initially low k the permit seven no restaurants would have the opportunity to appeal. subsequently, it was learned that the location was on port property, and dpw did not require notice, as would have been required, so there alone, you have a city action which prevented our clients from filing a timely appeal. if you allow the appeal, i think you will find that even though some of these restaurants are not within 300 feet, they are all greatly affected by this. we are here to talk about this when you hopefully give us jurisdiction to file the appeal. s

the board received a letter from peter ryan, the attorney for the north waterfront restaurant group, asking that the board to jurisdiction over permits 0021 and 0035, permits that issued by the department of public works bureau of st. use and mapping on february 21, 2012, and march 8, 2012, respectively, and they ended march 7, 2012, and march 23, 2012, respectively. it is for a sale of everything except for hot dogs for both permits, and i believe that's commissioner hillis as a comment to make. commissioner hillis: yes, i asked to be recused from this item. my employer had something with the permit holder.

ryan. and peter, a lot of interesting individuals getting on this campaign bus. paul ryan, tim pawlenty. any idea who might have a permanent seat on that romney campaign bus as the number two? >> it's a good question. we've been trying to get that answer, but without some success, of course. recently there's been a lot of conversation that the vice presidential choice may come sooner than later as the campaign -- the romney campaign recognizes the need for a surrogate to help them fund raise in the new climate that exists in politics these days. a short time from now, as you noted, the representative, paul ryan will be here. the senator from the state, ron johnson, the rnc chair as well as scott walker, the popular governor of the state among republicans. but over the last several days, we have had a chance to see many of these vice presidential candidates moving through this sort of merry go round, as it were. kelly ayotte, the senator from new hampshire was there at the start of what they're calling the every town counts bus tour. following that, we had visits with tim pawlenty, the fo

security from sixty five to seventy good multi-millionaires like congressman paul ryan and billionaires like lobbyist pete peters but what these oligarchy don't understand is that they're the only ones living longer the rest of america's workers aren't according to the economic policy institute only the top fifty percent wealthiest americans have seen their life expectancy go up dramatically from seventy nine years to more than eighty five years the rest of us can plan on only living around seventy nine years so americans only deserve nine years of retirement now and why are billionaires the ones telling working people when they can retire here to answer that is conservative commentator and pro-business advocate david ceiling david welcome back. thanks for having me tom it's a real pleasure so david why do you hate senior citizens. i got to tell you i do hate now i'm only kidding i knew one day i would get that from you. are going to be the issue is absolutely a conversation we have to have the fact of the matter is right now in the united states we've got according to the government something like thirty six tr

peter alexander, thanks so much. >>> want to bring in our political power panel. we have april ryan and white house correspondent for american urban radio. david goodfriend, a democratic strategist and former staffer to president clinton. david, scott walker has said that romney should pick paul ryan as a running mate. interesting there, though, as peter was pointing out that the governor did the introductions there. do you think, though, that he is going to be potentially in a run now? i mean, walker considered potentially this rising star. do you think he should be somebody in the romney camp's contention for vp? >> i think a lot of people vying for that position. but you know, i grew up and went to school a few miles from where mr. romney is standing right now in wisconsin and i can tell you that the closing of the gm plant outside of janesville was devastating to that part of the state and the problem that mitt romney and governor walker and paul ryan all have in upper midwest is they all were against the bailout of the american automakers that turned out to be a huge success up

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peter barka who says his side is energized. hear from karl rove on how you it will impact the presidential election and wisconsin congressman paul ryan will tell you why he thinks this is the second most important election of the year. welcome to our special "on the record the wisconsin recall." first up, craig gilbert of the "milwaukee journal sentinel" joins us. thanks for joining us. this is the first time that wisconsin had a recall for governor. >> only the third time in american history this happened. it happened when governor walker was swept into office along with the republican legislature in the wave election of 2010 and then surprised a lot of people by announceing that he was going to curb collective bar gaining for public employees. it created a furor on the left and among labor and set off protests and now recalls. >> greta: did he say in the race that he intended to do that or did it catch everybody by surprise? when was running for governor did he say this is what he was going to do? >> he talked about concessions by unions and public employees but didn't talk about going after collective bar gaining rights and union

peter barka who says his side is energized. hear from karl rove on how you it will impact the presidential election and wisconsin congressman paul ryan will tell you why he thinks this is the second most important election of the year. welcome to our special "on the record the wisconsin recall." first up, craig gilbert of the "milwaukee journal sentinel" joins us. thanks for joining us. this is the first time that wisconsin had a recall for governor. >> only the third time in american history this happened. it happened when governor walker was swept into office along with the republican legislature in the wave election of 2010 and then surprised a lot of people by announceing that he was going to curb collective bar gaining for public employees. it created a furor on the left and among labor and set off protests and now recalls. >> greta: did he say in the race that he intended to do that or did it catch everybody by surprise? when was running for governor did he say this is what he was going to do? >> he talked about concessions by unions and public employees but didn't talk about going after collective bar gaining rights and union

the trail with romney today, as well as the congressman paul ryan later in the week and rob corbin, the senator from ohio. >> all right, peterthank you. quite a lineup there. ari melver is an nbc contributor and with "the nation," and author of "it's classified in 18 acres," good morning to both of you. let's start with the executive order from the president, it means he doesn't have to go to congress as it relates to changing the deportation rules or policy for people between the ages of 16 and 30 here. is this long term, ari, or is it as senator marco rubio referred to it as a short-term solution? >> i think on paper it's short-term and you have a two-year term for people to get work permits and then have to reapply. but let's remember, the dream act was introduced 11 years ago. congress has looked at this issue for three years. 55 senators supported it, but it was ultimately filibustered, so it's understandable that any president would use their executive powers when they can't get action on the hill. >> nicolle, some people are questioning whether this was legal or not the way it was handled. >> i worked for the last pre

peter, fill us in. >> reporter: yeah. he did take the stage a short time ago. the vice presidential debate right now, the question of who to select as the vice president, paul ryanesville is his hometown and notably when the introductions were made, the governor out state, the republican that won the recall a few weeks ago, scott walker, made the introduction of governor romney. not paul ryan. you would think he would hand the microphone over to mitt romney. after the discuss of defeating the mayor of milwaukee trying to gain the governor's seat. thomas, we have really witnessed this sort of public try-out of normally a secretive process. the vetting process, if you will, taking place in plain sight. this campaign swing, the first traditional campaign swing of the cycle. six states over five days beginning in new hampshire with the senator of that state, tim