monday through friday, the petitioner that be responsible from maintaining free of litter adjacent to the premises as to where they have control, number 3, sales of alcoholic beverages shall be restricted to alcoholic beverages that are included in a gift basket, number 4, graffiti has be removed from the premises within 72 hours of application. if the graffiti occurs on a friday or weekend day or on a holiday, the licensee shall remove the graffiti within 72 hours following the beginning of the next work day, number 5, loiter, loitering is defined as to stand without lawful business, it is prohibited on any sidewalks or properties adjacent to the license premise, number 6, there shall be no exterior advertising or any sign or type including advertising directed to the exterior from within, promoting or indicating the availability of alcoholic beverages, interior displays of alcoholic b*efrnl beverages or signs shall constitute a violation of this condition and number 7, no retail sales of alcoholic beverages to consumers shall be permitted at this location, all sales of alcoholic bev

petitioner shall utilize electronic surveillance and recording equipment that is able to view exits and entrance points of exterior of the premises. the surveillance recording shall be operational at all times of premises, open to the public. the electronic recording shall be maintained and kept for minimum of seven days and made available to law enforcement on demand, thank you. >> thank you. >> see nothing questions for you, mark, any comments on this one? >> yes. >> mr. chair, supervisors, i'm excited about . this there was an iconic bar on powell street that went through quite a traumatic episode and had to move down to the war f in the last year. much to the chagrin of the locals and san francisco. this we hope will be a replacement. this is now an off-sale liquor store. i did pass out a photograph of what mr. sirhed's place looks like now. it is a building in a totally commercial area about a block from union square. two-storey building. he's owned it first as a gallery. later as off-sale wine, liquor. on-sale -- retail wine tasting and wine sales inside on the second floor. these

-- excuse me, shall be limited to no more than two beverages per person per sale, number 7, the petitioner shall post signs measuring no less than 2 by 2 inches with no lettering of two inches that height that read "no alcoholic benches beyond this point" at all permitted entrances, stair we wills and entrances to the theatre seating area as depicted on the abc form, an employee or security guard shall be ensured the possibility of ensuring all alcoholic benches be within the permitted area when they are being exercised, number 9, at any time, the licensee utilizes a third party promoter, the licensee shall retain staffing of the business and shall approve all marketing, loitering is to stand idly about without lawful business is prohibited on any sidewalks or property adjacent to the license premises under the control of the licensee as depicted on abc form 257, number 11, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining free of litter the area adjacent to the premises over which they have control, and the exterior of the premises..[reading].. be made discernable the appearance and con

monday through friday, the petitioner that be

the sidewalks and property adjacent to the license premises under control of the licensee, the petitioner should have equipment, the surveillance shall record and be operation to all times to the premises be kept open to the public, that recording should be kept for a minimum of 7 days and shall be made available to law enforcement on demand. >> would the project sponsor like to say anything? >> good morning, supervisors, president, holly, [inaudible] representative from cvs to answer any of your question, whether it's specifically about the pronlt or the history of leading up through the neighborhood outreach. i did want to make one point of correction, on the agenda, it identifies the type 21 license, we are in fact [inaudible] a type 20 beer and wine only. if you have any questions, i'm here. >> does staff present an issue? >> while the city attorney is reviewing that, let's go to public comment. any people in the public that wish to comment on this, please line up. >> good morning, supervisors, i'd like the overhead, please. overhead, please. >> it will come, if you could start speaki

the petitioner is not challenging rutter or justice powell's decision that student body is a compelling interest that can justify race in admissions. colleges and universities across the country have relied on that principle in shaping their ad migs policies, and it is vital to the united states that they be able to continue to do so. the core is that these nations produce graduates that will be effective citizens and effective leaders in an increasingly diverse society and effective competitors in diverse global markets. >> does the united states agree that mr. -- that politicants deserve a -- that applicants deserve a different process? >> the top 10% plan certainly does produce some ethnic diversity. significant numbers get in. the problem is, the university can't control that adiversity in the same way it can with respect to the 25% of the class submitted through a ho lifment st -- holistic process. my understanding is that they would not like -- that they would like to look for students that further the educational mission. for example, they will look for admissions that play again

out on this man about two weeks ago and it might have been filed by his estranged wife, but the petitioner's name is not listed on that restraining order. we can tell you that no one who died has been identified as yet or the wounded as well. again, three people dead. four people wounded. don? >> susan candiotti, thank you very much. anti-government rage boiling over in beirut. the situation there is very complicated. nick paton walsh has more on the intelligence chief's death and why so many people are on the edge in lebanon. >> reporter: sunday's funeral started with great ceremony honoring the life of the top intelligence official killed in a car bomb on friday. his funeral procession moving through central beirut to martyr square where it was met not only by the political elite of the country but also by crowds, thousands of lebanese, some here in grief, some here in anger. anger still high here in this country for the belief that many have of syria's involvement in this assassination. syria having condemned the blast but still deep-seated hostility in many lebanese toward that governmen

in all the other cases, the petitioner was the one new one below. so this is a series standing problem, or you have steny to appeal the case, whether you got everything you wanted in the case below. in the windsor case, the marriage was conducted in canada. the question is whether the marriage is valid in new york. they may not be very great vehicles. so it comes down to the massachusetts case and the california case, which has not gone to the ninth circuit yet. the justice department's public doesn't want to take a balance the case because they want kagen sitting in. but i think there are some strong reasons. the court would normally take cases that they have heard the whole appeal. i think the question will be whether the court reviewed the risk of running into a 4-4 decision, which is a serious risk and enough to push them into the equally unpleasant situation of having a case that has not been fully dealt with ahead of time. nonetheless, it seems that the court is holding them all to decide them together. the windsor and peterson cases will be f

it doesn't list hot petitioner is but there are reports he was estranged from his wiferess it is called a domestic restraining order. we can tell you that. so in fact, i also heard from a law enforcement official they believe this might have something to do with a domestic problem of some kind. >> i also want to clear something up. some of the affiliates are reporting this gunman may be dead inside the salon. no confirmation on that at this point? >> swore expecting a news conference from the police chief any time now to see whether he will confirm those reportth that the suspect may be dead and possibly inside his house. >> susan candiotti, thank you very much. appreciate your reporting. >> >> beirut is in chaos after the funeral for the nation's intelligence chief assassinated two days ago. angry crowds are demanding the retirement of the prime minister. more from beirut. >> reporter: tensions that began at the funeral have boiled over. this angry crowd trying to break through barriers here. they are demanding the resignation of the prime minister, trying to march to the prime ministe

the petitioner is not challenging the reaffirmation of the principal of justice powell's opinion that student body diversity is a compelling interest that can justify the university admissions. colleges and universities have relied on that principle in shaping their administrations policy, and it is of vital interest of the united states. corps of our interest is ensuring the nation's universities produce graduates who are going to be effective citizens and an increasingly diverse society. >> those from privileged backgrounds. >> i understand that differently, justice alito. here is how we understand what is going on with respect to the admissions process. and i'm going to address this directly. i think we need a bit of context to do so. the top 10% plan certainly does produce some ethnic diversity, significant numbers to them. the problem is the university can't control that diversity in the same way that it can with respect to the 25% of the classes that make it a holistic process. with the universities generally looking to do is not to grant a preference for privilege but to make i

i accept petitioner's argument that in the remaining five weeks the gap between the photo ids issued and the estimated need will not be closed. opponents charged the law was aimed at preventing minorities and the elderly from voting. supporters say that's not true, and it could help stop voter fraud. out of more than eight million voters in the state, pennsylvania says over 759,000 don't have a voter id. but of those, just over 12,000 have received one. and they are being issued at a rate of about 200 a day. but both sides did see a victory in this ruling. deputy secretary of state shannon royier told us, quote, we are pleased that today's decision upholds pennsylvania voter id law. under today's ruling, voter id will be implemented on a different time frame. opponents also hailed the decision, the naacp commended it saying they hope workers do not wrongly enforce the law in november. happens to come on a day when early in-person voting has begun in ohio and florida. voters do not need to show a photo id to vote in ohio, they do need to show a photo id to vote in florida. and, of cou

a petitioner is not challenging thater's reaffirmation student body diversity is a compelling intereston that principle. it is a vital interest to the united states said they continue to be able to do so. they are insuring that the nation's universities produce graduates were going to be effective citizens and effective leaders in an increasingly averse society in global markets. >> does the united states african american and hispanics from affluent backgrounds deserve a chance? >> here is what is going on with respect to the admissions process. i think this is a bit of context. the top 105 plan produces some diversity. the university cannot control that diversity in the same way it can with respect to the 25% for the holistic process. my understanding that the universities are looking to do is not to grant a preference for privilege but to make individualized decisions about applicants to look directly for the educational mission. they will look for individuals who will play against racial stereotypes just buy what they bring. the african-american fencer. hispanic students as master c

. >> bradford is the best thing the petitioners have in the founding era, and it's not enough to overcome the presumption -- >> because? >> because he could have been speaking about the high seas. >> he could have, but if you read it, it looks as if there was -- what he's upset about -- or what britain was upset about was an american. >> and he -- >> yes. go ahead. >> it was americans, but we -- we think, if properly read, the hostilities of which he spoke was the high seas part of the conduct. it was an american who piloted the french fleet 60 miles from the iles de los to the sierra leone river. and that was -- if you read grammatically, we think that is what attorney general bradford was referring to. >> but -- >> ms. sullivan, before your time runs out, i mean, you have said, candidly, that if filartiga were to come up today, if marcos were to come up to this forum, there would be no basis under the alien tort statute. but assume for the moment that those two cases -- that we accept them -- to accept them. is there anything different about your case? >> yes, your honor. there are many

>> bradford is the best thing the petitioners have and the founding iraq. he could have been speaking about the high seas. >> if you read it, it looks as if what he was up said about or what britain was upset about was an american. >> it was americans, but if properly read, the hostilities of which he spoke was the high seas part of the conduct. it was an american who piloted the french fleet 60 miles from the a list -- illes de los to the sierra leone river. >> before your time runs out, there would be no basis under the alien tort statute. but assume for a moment that those two cases -- that we accept them -- to accept them. is there anything different about your case? >> yes, your honor. there are many differences between us and filartiga. this is a case in which there is a class action against a corporation. if he did not agree with us and the lack of extraterritorial application, we still maintain that the ats does not apply to corporations. second, there is an allegation here of aiding and abetting a foreign government. it was unclear whether the para