. >> i renewed four of them. sprint, next tell and t-mobile and at&t. >> verizon does the cow cell fights on wheels. but they do those for special events. >> yeah. >> like the giant's parade and then they lease the parking site from us you might have seen them in front of pier one for a couple of days to provide added service for that, fleet week and some of the places in town but we are involved when it comes to the port. the cup will have the temporary sites and at&t is looking for fixed sites for us in different locations. the fixed sites are great and lock them in, and you know, it is a high monthly for really, it is a roof top. and the equipment, you know, we can negotiate that in the inside of the shed, i typically like to or acquire it on the roof. and it is a check and a nice increase and blocks it in. >> you said that you have gone 66 so far this year and when you break that down how much that have is pure renewal verses we opened up and started to lease the space? >> yeah. >> how much is coming on the s

i really strongly support the renewal of the cm. cbd and i think that the people such as myself who have invested in the neighborhood and the people who live in the neighborhood and the thousands of people moving to this neighborhood, and investing in the future in this neighborhood, will be way worse off if the cm. cbd is not allowed to renew and continue the work that they have already done. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, ralph lee, next speaker. >> good morning supervisors. my name is ralph lee, the general manager for the hotel whitcom, a hotel with 160 rooms and i am speaking on behalf of the renewal and expanse of the cbd. the hotel has $2 million in transient occupation tax that goes to the city. if we can continue to keep the streets clean and safe, and that revenue can be further enhanced. i just want to speak on behalf that we must continue to renew the central market cbd and thank you for allowing me the opportunity to speak. >> thank you very much. richard lewis perry, robin anderson and nick berg. >> hi i

it's either we grant the renewal or we don't. i guess i will take the same position that commissioner honda did that if it's her livelihood, we need to find a better way to track problems and document it accurately in terms of further action. >> okay. i would move to uphold to grant the appeal and allow the appellant to have her renewal on the basis that there is insufficient evidence to have denied it. >> okay. mr. pacheco when you are ready? >> we have a motion then to over rule the denial by the arts commission and issue the street artist permit and this is with the finding that there was insufficient evidence to support the denial. on that motion to over rule and issue this permit, commissioners fung? aye, commissioner hurtado is absent. commissioner lazarus, the decision is 4-0. >> i would like to take a short ten minute break, please. >>>

because we use the energy from renewable sources here, we are already at the forefront. >> will cities of the future really be self-sufficient? that may be coming true already in hamburg. the main idea according to the chief urban planner is that vestergaad frandsen -- it will get most of its local energy supplies from local renewable sources. >> we will supply 4000 households. 20% of the households with this power. be a noble idea to reach the target of 0% co2 emissions. one developer says it is the world's first commercially-run passenger ship where fuel is converted into electrical energy by means of oxygen. the fuel cells power the electric motor that glides at a speed of 14 kilometers per hour with up to 100 passengers on board. hydrogen shipping works. but to use this solution, we need to fix the problem of how to store this energy. >> if we want to go to renewable resources, then we have to have -- renewable resources here in germany, we are talking about wind especially. that is not necessarily the same as when people have the demand for energy. from our point of view, hydrogen

>> i don't know about not to renew but i do know of revoking. a flat out revoking. >> when did those take place? >> what comes to mind right now at this moment, one happened 20 years ago with a fellow selling something he didn't make as well as trying to assault our art inspector that we had at that time. i would have to go back to the files. i have been at this for 41 years. sorry. >> okay. it's great because you have historical knowledge. okay. that's it for now. i might have more. >> mr. lazar, the appellant discussed different levels of penalties. can you provide from the arts commission ordinance and policies and procedures? >> yes. this is a policy of the hearing procedure and standard penalties adopted by the arts commission many years ago and this of course was with the aid of the city attorney. the violations if you will are loosely divided into two categories. one category is minor violations and that would be selling not in a street artist legally designated space or selling with display that exceeds the size regulations which are thr

and setting new goals for efficiency in buildings and vehicles as well as setting new targets for renewable energy production other parts of the plan include goals for increased renewable energy production directing the department of interior to allow solar and wind projects on public lands creating new efficiency standards for buildings and heavy vehicles using e.p.a. powers to reduce hydrofluoric carbons these are the things that destroy the ozone layer as well that reduce methane emissions and reiterate budget proposals to end subsidies to fossil fuel industries so isn't this common sense. it's costly commonsense well cost maybe actually i think the larger question is why is it that the only industry in america that doesn't have to pay to keep take out his trash is the fossil fuel industries i mean i you know i have a radio show we are trashing today i tell you that i. probably am not going to own a conservative line here by saying i do believe we should invest our lineup on fossil fuels i do believe that we need to be looking at different sources i definitely believe that you know we ne

i would look forward, if confirmed with the committee to renew it. i'm happy talk about reforms might be important in the future. >> do you understand regard to india. >> absolutely. you mentioned a number of them including . >> i'm very concerned with the deor-- and innovation in ipped ya. the government of india continues to take action and make it difficult for u.s. innovative pharmaceutical companies to secure and enforce their patent in india. for example, i'm disturbed by india's recent decision to issue a line for an important medicine and entirely speechless dprowndz. they continue to be rampant in india. and the government ipr and enforcement effort remain weak. given that negotiations does not warrant fruit. what steps would you take in antipolicy and practices and should india continue to have access to gsp benefits considering the factor for consideration is the extoantd which india is striding adequate and effective protection of intellectual property rights? >> senator, i think, first we should make sure we are using our enforcement too

we also have annual renewal for the department of technology. the department of technology provides video production services for the authority committee and board meetings. they're working right now during this committee meeting. the contract amount for fiscal year 13-14 is $29,6 16. we're seeking no increase. we'd like to remain at 29,6 16 dollars. the next contract we have up for renewal is the [speaker not understood] llp. they assist us during committee meetings. we have stan taylor sitting in the audience today. they also assist us in presidio parkway, advice on yerba buena island's geary and and van ness brt, other projects we have occurring during the year. >> is this in addition to the city attorney's office, specialized in -- >> specialized transportation matters. this is one we seek not advice or many times there may be a conflict of interest if we were to use a city attorney. >> how often do we have a conflict of interest? >> we feel do have some at least once per year. we're working with other city departments on various projects. t

and they renew the relationship with christ and renewing your call that baptism for all of us. it's amazing how many catholics are ignorant about learning their own father. on we're now recovered and we're ready to start launching again so there are a lot of things that the year of faith calls for the beneficiaries so much a place can elect for his area. so one of those are pill brim imagine sites. so they have determined there will be four pilgrimage sites in the diocese. people can go and there will be special prayers there are for the year of faith. and there will be little areas for them to read about the year of faith. it's not a big deal. they can make a special trip of it. let's go as a family or maybe i'm here and i think i'll go to saint matthew's and stop and take a prayer. simple. >> with a are the locations? >> saint matthew's, saint ray fields and then the cathedral in san francisco and so it's a place for people to pray. it's not a big deal. you can go and spend all day. these are gorgeous churches of our archdiocese. if you wanted to go to all four, i think that

it's an acceptable to give energy producers taxpayer handouts the government has decided that renewables will get this money all driven by climate change hysteria. the german government has set the and bishes target of producing eighty percent of the country's power from renewable sources over the next forty years heavily subsidizing wind and solar environment minister peter says that's going to cost germany around one trillion euro despite the vast amounts of cash being spent in subsidies to keep things like this spending consumers say the benefits are big passed on to their i mean to a single mother living in berlin struggling to make ends meet she's been left shocks after huge rises in energy prices bill after bill after bill happened on my . one day i saw it almost doubled it wasn't possible for me to be we don't watch much t.v. and then use washing machine once in a while so i can understand why this deal can be so expensive for two people. she's clear who she blames for the price rises and the effect it's had on her life so in some by street fight side to responsibility for these l

coming up germany's renewable troubles the country's green revolution is taking a heavy toll a long time i was stuck with escalating with an escalating bail to subsidize an electricity source that may never generate enough power that story in a couple in the. street on rest has returned to egypt city after several deaths in clashes between private government protesters and the president's opponents this week both sides have to bring out huge crowds in the coming days politics is in deadlock with the opposition brushing aside leader mohamed morsi is the latest proposals for a compromise. is following the developments in cairo. egypt is stealing itself ahead of the first of two rival protest groups marking the first anniversary of president mohamed morsi in power the country is worried as i will be further violence on to several. between language groups demonstrating either in support of the president or against him friday's protest is called for by the islamic alliance which is a coalition of islam was parties in support of the president including the misson brotherhood's freedom and just

plenty more to come including germany's renewable troubles the country's green revolution is taking a heavy toll on taxes it's who you are stuck with an escalating bill to subsidize an electricity source that may never generate enough power. or so coming up how has britain's involvement in military campaigns abroad affected the safety of citizens at home we'll be exploring that issue in a couple of minutes. download the. application. choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. street unrest has returned to egypt cities after several deaths in clashes between pro-government protesters and the presence of opponents this week both sides have to bring out huge crowds in the coming days from politics is in deadlock with the opposition brushing aside leader mohamed morsi as latest proposals for a compromise. is following the developments in cairo. egypt is stealing itself ahead of the first of two rival protest groups marking the first anniversary of p

he is asking you to uphold the decision to deny her renewal of permit. you see multiple violations on that one incident. >> when was the time of the photo? >> hold on. i can get that for you. that would be february 11, 2013. >> okay. >> so it was that photo. in fact let me replace it with this one which is colored. if that's any better. same photo. >> so, and here is one. she said she showed a picture of nate talking on the phone. here is one by a street artist of when you can see how close she is to me. that's how she was following me around that day at the plaza. it obstructed my duty to gather information from street artist and prohibited them from telling me of violations that were going on at the time and prohibited the ability to answer

president barack obama renews calls for a reduction of nuclear arms. >> four u.s. soldiers were killed airing a telegram -- taliban attack on the bob graham air base in afghanistan. -- the bahgram airbase in afghanistan. >> thanks for being with us. president barack obama has delivered a highly anticipated beach at berlin's random burgh gate. the address through heavily on history and also drew a number of rowing concerns that have tainted obama's image among germans. >> among them, the prison surveillance program and the expansion of the drone wars under the obama administration. the iconic vandenberg gate -- brandenburg gate has seen previous speeches by john f. kennedy and ronald reagan that made new policy commitments. the centerpiece of obama's speech was an announcement for a renewed push for nuclear arms reduction. >> the sun blazed down as the crowd waited for the president and chancellor. barack obama followed in the footsteps of previous u.s. leaders setting out foreign- policy visions, but first, he shed his jacket. >> we can be a little more informal am

you're watching our take this morning and still to come germany's renewable troubles the country's green revolution is taking a heavy toll on taxpayers who are stuck with an escalating bill to subsidize an electricity source that may never generate enough power plus i was britain's war on terror the safety of citizens at home we'll be exploring that in just a few minutes. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for a week you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry is a big. whistle blowers in principle we were told every society needs them to expose the air. excesses of those in power the reality is very different though if you're someone like bradley manning or edward snowden you literally take your life in your own hands the message is clear obey and be silent or face dire consequences. what happened to the arab spring dream does egypt's first freely elected president bring any change to fear poverty economic failure and violence remain to egyp

government has set the and bishes target of producing eighty percent of the country's power from renewable sources over the next forty years heavily subsidizing wind and solar environment minister peter says that's going to cost germany around one trillion euro despite the vast amounts of cash being spent in subsidies to keep things like this spending consumers say the benefits all big passed on to their i mean to a single mother living in berlin struggling to make ends meet she's been left shocked after huge rises in energy prices bill after bill after bill had not my. pay one day i saw it almost doubled it wasn't possible for me to be we don't watch much t.v. and use washing machine once in a while so i can understand why this bill can be so expensive for two people he said. she's clear who she blames for the price rises and the effect it's had on her life as well into my fear of heights activity response ability for these lies with the government and the power companies they are why it is so expensive i would love to take a trip with my son not flying off anywhere just somewhere nearby

of one thousand nine hundred sixty five and two thousand and six reagan red states like texas have renewed their efforts to keep people of color from voting or minimize the impact of their vote with harsh voter id and redistricting laws gerrymandering such america in two thousand and thirteen is a lot like america eight hundred fifty eight we have two separate sets of states blue states modeled after the social and economically progressive new deal the red states following in lockstep with the help the rich screw the poor policies of the reagan revolution far from uniting the country under one set of policies or principles the court's decision in the voting rights act and same sex marriage will intensify these differences and push red and blue states even farther on their very different hats what happens next is unclear but the potential for conflict is real because abraham lincoln remarked back in eight hundred fifty eight on the eve of the civil war a house divided against itself cannot stand. for more on those as well as inside analysis on the other issues of the day i'm joined now by j

projects stalled, a lot are renewable ones and they have profit margins.editing them through the process, making sure they are done with a sensible environmental review i think should have bipartisan support. >> has been pushing that, so maybe bipartisan support for that. >> four years ago it seemed like there was momentum on this, that you had the business community saying, you know what, this is inevitable, we have to make changes, they wanted to be part of the process, then things fell apart. why do you think they fell apart? >> look, i think there were a lot of interests who didn't want a big cap in trade bill. i think what the president has done is recognize he can't get action through the congress but he's still responsible, as president, for action on this issue. he's taken really a series of steps, taken a series of steps today, all the tools in his toolbox to address his challenge. this is what elections are about. a lot of people have been anxious on the progressive side about the inaction, the u.s. not leading here. here is a way in which the pr

he said i will renew it, but it is based on statistics that are half of a century old and completelyhanged. if you bring me new statistics that show this -- the states need to be singled out, it will be renewed. congress that not respond. in five of the six states, black turnout is higher than white. this is not america of 1965. the law itself in concept is correct, but if you want to talk about the areas of discrimination, it is not only in the south. you will do it everywhere, or specify with a new statistics the discrimination is happening in -- happening. >> we did not get a black president because of south carolina, alabama, mississippi. they stay true. do not cite a black president as a sign the country is changing. parts of the country remain the >>y they were. in no election were african- americans denied the right to vote. >> do you know why?the justice department was in there. 1982 and 2006, there were objections to over 700 changes the states trying to make that they found to be discriminatory. this is not ancient history, sir. >> is this a private fight? >> yes, but there

which could mean taking a short trip to summer clothes by and having the visas renewed. nearby.p to somewhere that he mightow be guilty of one or more offenses recognized under the extradition treaty between hong kong and the u.s.a., that could go forward. doese extradition treaty include a provision if a person is accused of an offense of political character. but does the agreement define what constitutes a political crime? >> that's right. there is an exclusion for offenses of a political character. that is not defined in the language, but there's a good amount of case law on the subject of going back a very long way in hong kong and also in england. the case law shows that the defense is wanna of a political actinger if a person is in opposition to the states, and a general insurrection movements, or if the act is said to be criminal and is done in opposing a particular government measure. is seen to bete's piscin and prosecuted a criminal offense with a view to crushing or silencing the political views of the person concerned, then the extradition becomes unlawful. w