aids, the petitioner shall post signs measuring no less than 12 by 12 inches with lettering no smaller than two inches in height that read no alcoholic beverage beyond this point. at all permit it exits and entrances, stairwells, and entrances to the theater seating as depicted on depicted25. 79, an employee or security guards shall be assigned the responsibility of insuring all alcoholic beverages remain inside the permitted areas whenever the privileges of the abc license are being exercised. tan, at any time, the licensee utilizes a third party promoter at this premises, the licensee shall maintain control of the management, operations, and staffing of the business, and shall approve all marketing materials. 11, loitering, as defined as to stand idly by, a leader aimlessly without lawful business, is prohibited on any sidewalks or property adjacent to the licensed premises under the control of the licensee as depicted on the abc 257. 12, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining free of litter the area adjacent to the premises. 13, the exterior the premises shall be cooked

property adjacent to the license under the control of the licensee as depicted in the law. 5, the petitioners shall be responsible for maintaining free of litter the area adjacent to the premises over which they have control. 6, graffiti shall be removed from the premises and all parking lots under the control of the licensee within a 72-hour application. at the graffiti occurs on a friday or weekend day or on its holiday, the licensee shall remove the graffiti within 72 hours following the beginning of the next week day. seven, the exterior of the premises shall be equipped with lighting sufficient power to eliminate in make easily discernible the appearance and conduct of all persons on or about the premises. the position of such lighting shawn not disturb the normal privacy and use of any neighboring residents. supervisor chu: does this complete your presentation? >> yes. supervisor chu: thank you. let's open this item up for public comment. are there members of the public who wish to speak on this item? >> yes. my name is mark, and i represent craft, the new mission -- business being bill

the consolidated case, sosa and the united states petitioners, versus roberto alvarez and others. respondents. >> if i can use by way of example the individual who's the convicted killer in the cia killings, this is an inindividual who was arrested by fbi agents in pakistan in 1997. under the ninth circuit approach, obviously, this individual could not be arrested by fbi agents as a categorical matter. but under the approach of respondent, the federal governments would have to inquire specifically into the whether the government of pakistan consented to the arrest by fbi agents in pakistan in 1997. >> what the government and petitioner sosa want the court to believe but having grown through the trouble of expressing to the world, in terms of -- that we would as nation enforce the laws of nation, then the congress just didn't did it. basically, congress didn't do anything else to force the torts and violations of the laws of the nation. >> sosa and the u.s. versus alvarez et al. >>> welcome back to "washington today" here. primary day in florida. caucuses taking place this saturday

the petitioners are up against a wave of supporters for the stadium. >> reporter: that is very true. santa clara plays fair is a group that is rallying its supporters to try to stop the stadium deal. they promised to be here in front hover the satisfy mart app an el camino every day until january 19th. i if they gather enough signatures it could mean a game-changer. >> just whenned liked like the 49 glers move to santa clara was a done deal, the pop signifies has a new strategy. >> we want to put it back out to vote. we're disputing the contracts and the financing. >> volunteers with santa clara plays fair, group opposed to the deal, are gathering signatures. they need 6,000 signatures to stop the deal. last month the stadium authority approved a plan to use an $850 million loan to fun the development. >> just a few feet away from the santa clara plays fair, stadium supporters had their own message to get out. >> build a new stadium and the job it creates for the community. >> members of ibew local 332 passed out flyers saying, stop. think before you sign the petition. labor unions n

matthew in moscow one of the most respected karate musters inaction today as a new venue for advanced petitionersened in the russian capital and russian athletes are powerhouse in the sport in particular tauriel nicolay shrilly who won the japanese open championship is the best proof of it that twenty one year old russian is a true sensation becoming the youngest winner of the most prestigious event along with being the first ever foreigner to play in the title in the land of the rising sun which is my work barry hald as well as my trainer who devoted himself to raising me is a martial artist would move forward step by step approach one competition to another with the sole aim of reaching these people. are there is another title mission could be high on the agenda least an olympic crown nicholas sheley along with other stars simply aging for the chance to prove themselves at sport's most prestigious meeting q i think in the near future there may be some good. news in this respect by continually holding negotiations with the international olympic committee keep machine could be included in the pro

petitioners have until june 21gather 800,000 signatures to put it up for vote. >> a local high school basketball coach is speaking out about his decision to kick 13 varsity players off of the team. mike allen of gunderson high tells us he initially suspended a handful of varsity players for what he called bad behavior, being late to practice. eight other playered confronted the coach during practice tuesday. now the coach says those players may return to the team but only if they show respect for the school's athletic program and staff. >> understand that you know, a coach is here to teach and everything to motivate to challenge them to be the best they can be. if players do not respond to that, a coach has to make a decision. >> school officials support his decision to suspend players, the coach is now working with a crop of freshmen and sophomores who stepped up to fill the void after the varsity team's mass exodus. >> might be important life lessons there. a little bit of a warm wave bathing the bay area. christina loren tells us about it. >> it feels downright tropical. an indicat

. >> what the government and petitioners sosa want the court to believe, having gone through the trouble expressing to the world and to the people in terms of -- that we would as a nation, enforce the law of nations that then the congress skrus didn't do it. because they basically didn't do anything else to force the torts and violation of the laws

congress does not infringe petitioners freedom on this case by making it illegal for a to fire a fourth grade teacher in retaliation for asserting her rights. >> is a great ministerial exception or not? >> it is understood as a first amendment doctrine the car is the adjudication of disputes between certain employees and their employers. >> nothing to do with respect to the ministers. is it distinct from the right of the association under the first amendment? >> we think it incorporates the right of association as well as the rights under the religion clauses. >> the people involved in this case are part of a religious organization. >> the analysis is one that the court has elaborated in other court cases involving similar claims to autonomy. >> is that a no? a group of people who are interested in labor rights have expressive associations. is this any different than any other group of people who get together for an expressive right? >> we think, in great plays out maybe -- >> extraordinary. we're talking about the free exercise clause and about the establishment clause and you say they

official day to file an application for a permit to demonstrate it chicago's g-8 and nato summits petitioners are lining up outside the transportation department office at city hall that is where parade permit applications are filed protesters said they want mayor rahm emanuel to keep his promise to protect civil liberties and and threats to demonstrators the summits will be held downtown me 19th through the 21st we [ woman ] for months, i had this deep pain all over my body. it just wouldn't go away. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and for some people, it can work in as early as the first week of treatment. so now i can plan my days and accomplish more. lyrica is not for everyone. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these new or worsening depression or unusual changes in mood or behavior or any swelling or aff

official day to file an application for a permit to demonstrate at chicago g-8 and nato summits petitionersed up outside city hall transportation department office parade permit applications were filed. protesters said they want mayor rahm emmanuel promising to replace civil liberties and end threats to demonstrators g-8 and nato summits held downtown through the 21st of january from a 19th. may 19th-21st. worldwide summit will be taking place mccormick place. december drop looks like gas prices going back up congress not renewing the 30 year-old federal subsidy for ethanol could be more than 04 cents a gallon is starting as early as this week exact increase is not yet known oil prices at the mall stock is fluctuating congress dropped 54¢ a gallon tariff on ethanol imports made from sugar cane could keep prices stable >> chicago officials getting ready for snow the new app to help us get our round easy and we do not have to think of snow right now jim ramsey says it will feel more like fall. [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut

so we have the reform problem here that the basic petitioners' base on the false the explosion on trying to take the unified general treasury and treat it as if it were a distinct entity. >> maybe you will say that this is different from your case and the rule should be different in these cases. annual dues for the particular members of this union are one per cent of their salaries and say that amounts to or is a certain percentage of their salaries so that announced $500 of annual dues and say that in the prior year 90% of the money collected by the union is used for the chargeable purposes, 10% for the non-chargeable purposes. someone who objected would be able to get back $50. now, during the course of the year the union what he's a special assessment on what ever you want to call it, and for this percentage is on except the reverse. 90% is non-chargeable and 10% is chargeable and now a member who potentially wants to object has $15 at stake and that situation why shouldn't there be separate notice in the incentives quite different. sprigg there could be a problem there if the assumpt

that's a sharp increase from 2009 when one in five petitioners mentioned facebook as a reason they wereooling for divorce. this is probably why we have seen social media cheating sites popping up online. according to a rep from the company, quote, social networking has become the primary tool for communication and is taking over from text and e-mail in my opinion. that's mark keen from divorceonline. if some one wants to have an affair or flirt with the opposite sex, that's the easiest place to do it. also a profitable place. which brings us to $100 billion. the dollar amount facebook hopes to be valued at as it moves forward with its initial public offering. based on the value analysts expect facebook to net $10 billion when its shares hit the market. that estimate would make it the sixth biggest ipo in american history and $100 billion market capitalization sounds huge. it is. it's equivalent to more than two ford motor companies. but still only one-quarter the size of apple and about half the size of google or walmart. analysts expect facebook to file its papers, ipo, not divorce, in

itself but it's very likely that the court will -- the supreme court will take this case if the petitionerseek review because if they don't, then they are effectively the supreme court would be giving a green light to all the states in the country experiment this way. >> and very quickly, the timetable for all of this. >> this year. i mirngs know, this is going to be a ruling that now goes into effect, and there's a hotly contested senate race in montana, as we know and if this ban is in effect that means all that corporate money can cannot come into the montana election cycle this. will go to the supreme court this year. >> had the pleasure of meeting with some old collaborators of yours. i understand, ben and jerry from ben & jerry's ice cream. >> collaborating with them as well as many other people on this question around the nation. >> a lot of people are rallying around this. i know if buddy rome ker get 5% in the polls in the new hampshire primaries, he can actually make it into the debates. you think there's any chance he can pull 5% with a get money out message? >> possibly. we cert

that's a sharp increase from 2009 when one in five petitioners mentioned facebook as a reason they wereooling for divorce. this is probably why we have seen social media cheating sites popping up online. according to a rep from the company, quote, social networking has become the primary tool for communication and is taking over from text and e-mail in my opinion. that's mark keen from divorceonline. if some one wants to have an affair or flirt with the opposite sex, that's the easiest place to do it. also a profitable place. which brings us to $100 billion. the dollar amount facebook hopes to be valued at as it moves forward with its initial public offering. based on the value analysts expect facebook to net $10 billion when its shares hit the market. that estimate would make it the sixth biggest ipo in american history and $100 billion market capitalization sounds huge. it is. it's equivalent to more than two ford motor companies. but still only one-quarter the size of apple and about half the size of google or walmart. analysts expect facebook to file its papers, ipo, not divorce, in

the california secretary of state gave the go ahead for petitioners to start gathering signatures to the no train please act would eliminate the high speed rail authority and prohibit state fundraising for the project. petitioners have until june 21 to gather more than 800,000 signatures to put that issue up for a vote. >> a vote on the forecast, here is meteorologist christina loren. >> yeah, well, doesn't take a unanimous decision about the fog. it's socked in this morning. san francisco, you're socked in as well as the north bay, san jose reporting visibility less than a mile. our temperatures are mild so even with all of that cloud cover and limited sunshine, we'll still make it to the 60s later on. 61 in los gatos, about 57 degrees in hayward. 59 walnut creek. even the city by the bay touching on 63 degrees later on because of that mild start. the breeze will pick up. we'll see patches of fog to start but not for long. mostly clear by mid morning friday. saturday and sunday dry. then showers monday through wednesday. let's check your drive. >> we'll take folks down to the south

despite the effort the mrc ignored the petitioners but the fight copies. in jackson, mississippi, 1966, the united church of christ challenged the license of wlptv for allowing white spremists on the air and no one from the black community. citizens didn't have a legal right to challenge a license even though the public owned the air waves. but that change did have a right to contest the license. a new media reform movement was born. and was led by black and brown organizations. groups like william rice, and the antidefinition leagues were founded. there were more than 340 license challenges in cities like at the atlanta, san antonio, and new york. it led the toe the first couple of policies to increase minority ownership. in the 1970s it came to a halt with the election of president reagan in 1980. the fcc relaxed openership rules. and clear channel went from owning 40 stations to 1200 stations stations stations in a matter of a few years. the media landscape was transformed and people of color began to arose. today people of color only own 8% of radio st

i think it is fair to assume that for the most part one of rule 32 petitioner loses of the trust is there going to appeal which particularly in a capital case. >> that's correct. although there are some instances in which a capital petition or someone on the throw decides that they want to invoke the prices of the courts and are ready for the sentence to be carried out. >> i have two questions going back to the very beginning. when the notices come back no longer as sullivan & cromwell, that is just as if it is said functionally wrong address. >> not quite. i think that the notice saying that person is no longer sold indicate person's no longer at the firm. >> it's pretty clear that they did not get the mail because it was set back. >> that is correct, your honor. >> one other thing. a tangential points. could this state of alabama under your loss wave would you alleged to be the procedural faults? if you thought there was substantial merit to the underlying flams even though you have taken the position that they ultimately should be rejected, could you have simply wave the procedural

he said at the time there's a strong likelihood he will find the residency requirement of petitionerst tuesday virginia's attorney general filed an emergency request with the court of appeals in virginia to unblock the mailing of absentee ballots quoting now, changing the rules midstream is inconsistent with respecting and preserving the rule of law, something i am particularly sensitive to as virginia's attorney general. but time, now, jenna, is of the essence. absentee ballots have to be mailed out 45 days before the march 6th primary. that's january 21st, a week from this coming saturday. jenna? jenna: big decision coming up, doug. thank you. >> reporter: sure thing. jon: a new book about the president and first lady is getting a lot of attention. most of the headlines have focused on stories about the obamas' personal lives and alleged drama behind the scenes. but some of the imagined conversations and implied feelings are also raising some eyebrows. let's talk about it with author judith miller, a pulitzer prize-winning investigator reporter, and kirsten powers, a columnist for t

as a real estate petitioner myself i see it first-hand in terms of the difficulties in obtaining homemortgages at the current pace. although we understand the need for oversight and also some safeguards in place, nevertheless, the access issue mentioned is truly limited at this point. we have i believe the pendulum has swung too far to the point where now the lenders are limiting truly the ability of people trying to take homeownership into their personal standards right now. but i also think there's got to be a way to make it more balanced, where access is available and then safeguards are in place. so how is it that you can advocate on behalf of the consumers and the mortgage application, applicants, in order for this to move forward the coast at the rate we are going, we are so limited in terms of funding available or making it available to the average borrower and that is in terms of a vicious cycle that is where we are seeing we are not getting the inventories supplied limited and we are not making use of the current really really good marketplace right now. thank you. >> i won't