support the approval of that permit meaning i would have voted to accept on appeal of either a revocation or a discretionary review decision on this particular case. >> so - can you explain that angle - >> i don't think we should put everybody through more of a process but go forward. >> you're saying to uphold the permit. >> i'll vote to uphold the permit. >> i'm on the opposite side of the fence i think there are 3 structures on that property and if i uphold the permit and remove the kitchen and the stove you still have to deal with the fact where did this building come from if it's not an illegal building so you don't get your cake and eat it, too a decision has to be made what happens to the building and i actually like the zoning administrators suggestion this is really a cluster bomb because it just doesn't the b b m should be the stopgap and now we're dealing with the after math of that failed process. >> you'll grant the appeal we're not going to be able to do that. >> what is your opinion madam president. >> i think i'm leaning towards the way you want to approach it. >> we don't

revoked the permit that would have been the klein it process. >> thank you victor. >> but also revocation at that time, creates a burden on the permit holder. >> this has never happened in now 16 years the post issuance happen the planning commission upheld it not killed the permit. >> although we've had similar things if the gray areas vs. the cu vs. - >> we continue with the process eaten deal with this. >> there's more. >> might as well. >> we're going to take an action or not (laughter). >> anything else mr. sanchez. >> no, i think we made the rest indication requests for the future. >> mr. duffy try and top that. >> due dare. >> just a fun fun fun night for us together it's confusing here we go from a building department point of view from dbi on the oirpsz of the permit there's nothing unusual on we got a suspension request and suspend it per planning department on 2014 because of the d b m i've not seen the plans i assume it's a 3 hundred there's permit for the kitchen sorry for the confusion. >> we'll absolve you have any responsibility. >> okay. thank you any public comment? >> m

they're very much built as one way, so i would introduce the notion of revocation.if something goes bad right now, if i'm releasing all of this information, there is no way for a user, for a citizen to go and push a button somewhere and say revoke all the rights that i gave to x, y, z service providers, and i want to go ahead and clear everything. so the defining what that revocation means, ramifications of that and how to crystallize it as a requirement for the industry would go a long way -- >> that's, that was primarily the industry. that wouldn't effect government. i mean, if i gave the government some information under some program which i thought was going to benefit for me and later on turned out it was being used in a different way, would you revocation principle apply there? >> if i have the right to revoke whatever government had collected about me and i knew things that our government and the position of government and i was able to revoke that, perhaps that would be helpful. >> thank you. >> so this concludes our second panel, it concludes our morning se

. >> if they're in violation of one of our conditions of approval we can consider revocation proceedings. >> that's extraordinary. >> this is extraordinary we'll recommend that you consider and get advise from the city attorney's office. >> are the changes to the motion amenable to the motioner and yes. >> thank you so on that motion to approve this matter with conditions adding a condition for more sound proofing research for improved misdemeanor dissolution of noise and a 6 month update on may 7th. >> on that motion commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner fong and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero expirations that place you on item 14 earth heritage asset report an informational presentation. >> sorry. >> okay i think we're ready sorry about that the delay i'm mike the executive director of san francisco heritage i'll i'd like to thank commissioner president wu and the members of the commission and commissioner richards to present this report to you tod

. >> can you walk me through this in terms of you're asking for the revocation you talked about the team being part of the team i don't know about it until i read i assume many others are not aware so in terms of the team who what other people are aware of it and what other people you asked just walk me throw the process it's unusual i've been on the board for 22 years? the first time we've seen before you were so walk me through this in terms of and it all evolved. >> the decision of pimp could. >> yeah. and why it happened on november 4th. >> angela and staff acted quickly and on friday we got into contract what staff and started a search process that is idle in the memo started 11 hundred strategies and came up with a recommendation worked with staff and had the materials prepared for the october 15th deferred coming committee meeting there was approval the plan was to take it to the board and discussion of whether it was net tatted moving to the board we waited for the board we kept seeing more and more liquidations we thought in the best interest. >> as far as process goes at the de

so she can create a defense for her clients to say see there's an eviction because they've got a revocation that's the reason why that's united states true motivation behind their eviction of cause that's why i feel like we're all being used here she can't at this point be asking for a permit that has been wrun and cancelled. >> mr. duffy commissioners the building permit that's under appeal one of the building permits this is i call its second revert both with new staircases in the interior this permit was suspend on may 2014 the attorney that spoke her i was so to speak with this attorney since then another attorney came on board i have a cancelation request that's typical and the appellant goes away in this case that's fine we go ahead and cancel the permit where does that leave dbi and every other person that allows assess in into their building our department has been denied access to both of the buildings on the lot for the simple process of determining what was done what the permit what was inspected and not inspected so i have not been able i was in this this ones to determine the u

i would introduce the notion of revocation. if something goes bad right now if i'm releasing all of this information, there is no way for a user for a citizen to go ahead and push a button somewhere and say revoke all the rights i gave to x, y, z service providers and i want to go ahead and clear everything. defining what that revocation means what are the ramifications of that and how to crystallize it as a requirement for the industry would go a long way for things that we could build. >> that would go primarily to industry. that wouldn't affect the government. if i gave the goth some information under some program that would benefit for me and later on turned out it was being used in a different way, would your revocation principle apply there? >> if i have the right to revoke whatever government collected about me and i knew things that our government in the position of government and i was able to revoke that, perhaps that would be helpful. >> thank you. >> so this concludes our second panel concludes our morning session.

this includes, the requests and the suspension or revocation, requests which generally have notices of violation issued. and unsafe, buildings still open, probably have novs issued unless we are awaiting engineering evaluation in some cases. unsafe, building complaints are sometimes emergency situations, where a bid inspector responds within an hour. and 24/7, inspector is also on call for after hours emergencies. case update is the most common action that includes the regular monitoring and updating of activists leading to a case of closure. >> most entries into a complaint file is an update of some kind in moving a case forward towards its closure and the 445 novs issued are still awaiting the permit sign-off in most cases. the second nov are cases that have been referred to the code enforcement section for additional enforcement action due to the failure to comply with the first notice. this is one of the slides that i added and this includes data representing complaints filed by the division from january through october of 2014. the number represented in parenthesis is the actual n

with the continued encroachment into palestinian neighborhoods with the advancement of residency revocations and so on. and of course most recently the encroachment on the holy sites in jerusalem. all of this combined is creating the underlying foundations of discontent here. and we are seeing the results of that unfold in full display in recent days and weeks. >> now, i telly i have spoken to israeli officials and their narrative is extremism. in an ideology in culture that glorifies the killing of civilians and results in the sort of scenes that we have seen in synagogues today and why the failure of palestinian groups in so -- society to reject that sort of violence directed towards civilians. do they have a point? >> well, it is certainly a convenient narrative for the re talking aboutesponsible. the municipality of jerusalem now which while both sides have claims to -- make claims to it. reality is only the israelis have security jurisdiction in this area. it is not the palestinian authority. it is not hamas. it is the israelis that are responsible for security here. and failures in sec

. >> translator: calling for the revocation for the rights of residency for those called in ter tor.es who support them to benefit from israel's residency rights. >> and a human rights group says israel is inflicting a form of collective punishment on the group. >> and about 30 million people in the eastern united states have been battling a big storm. no resz on america's busiest holiday traveling day of the year. airlines in the u.s. about to cancel nearly 750 flights and 4700 other flights have been delayed. our brian todd has more. >> from the airports to the highways, a messy travel day in the northeast. coastal rain and snow causing delays. >> i have a reendown of about 30 family members i'm trying to get to tomorrow so nothing is going to stop me. >> it started in virginia with snow in the mountains. inland, it's snowier. causing to tie-ins and accidents. and snow continues into tonight in new york and pennsylvania. here, motorists had to negotiate this heavy snow all day. state officials say state police and national guardsmen were at the ready, but they warned people, you do

why do we have to decipher so much legalese like the revocation regulations of the provision previously to savings does not affect it to be continued operations. why do we have to endure so much academics like it is the moment of nonconstruction disclosing the oxidation of sexuality from a a concept in part to its imitation to emphasize in reading the helplessness of it's folly to conceptual holiday. why's it so hard to set the time on a digital alarm clock? well there is no shortage of theories and the most popular one is captured in this cartoon where the tech writer says good start needs more jewish. in other words bad writing is a delivery choice. bureaucrats insist on gibberish to evade responsibility. pasty faced nerds get their revenge on the girls who turned them down for dates and the jocks who kick sand in their faces. pseudo-intellectuals try to bamboozle their readers with highfalutin gobbledygook, concealing the fact that they have nothing to say. i think there's a problem with the bamboozlement. though no doubt it applies to some writers some of the time but in my experien

president bill having to do with border bills,y -- targeted maybe having to do with employment revocation and things like that, but you will not see -- employment verification, and things like that, you will not see what the president wants, which is a broad bill. does notck grassley have a republican challenger yet, but "the des moines boblenger" reported that krause is exploring a run. he explored this last year and threw his support behind the credit candidate jack hatch. frank, fort lauderdale. i need clarification. the press makes like even though the republicans have both houses, no legislation can be passed. what exactly do they need in the senate in votes to override vetoes? 67 votes tot: override vetoes, which means you will need 12 more votes than they currently are going to have. well, currently, they will need 13 more votes. if bill cassidy wins a runoff in louisiana and ousts senator mary landrieu, they will need 12 more votes. the key then is they would need six more votes to get to 60. democrats had a 60 vote majority and it was how they were able to get most of the afforda

. >> the second question was about the case in minnesota, and could it not have revocation in the presidential election. so just for the audience. >> well, in fact, something i didn't get to say which was that in the study about noncitizen voting, the professors concluded that another race, which may have affected the u.s. presidential race, is that in north carolina, north carolina was a state that barack obama won in 2008 by only 14,000 votes. a very small number of votes. northcutt i think has about 6 million registered voters. he won by 14,000 votes. according to the calculations of these professors, that's well within the margin of non-citizens who may have voted in the state. and only a week ago, two weeks ago, election officials in north carolina discovered that individuals who are in the united states illegally to have gotten an amnesty to the president's deferred action program, they found, i think almost 200 of them registered to vote in the state. so that is clearly an issue. >> and if i can just respond for just one moment. and actually on both questions. the study to which mr. von

taking this seriously will get this through the courts and there will be ways to deal with the revocations of the decision when the time comes. >> who else? >> hi. clay clay from height. at a quick question on the timing. when can we expect to hear from the supreme court on this petition and number two do you think the terms could have any bearing on maybe punting on this decision or maybe a couple of weeks? >> that's an interesting issue. in due course the order list from today, i'm sorry from friday will be disclosed monday. if there's no decision and i agree with those that say nondecision is a possibility that it would be pushed off into the future and would be rescheduled for conference works subsequent comp -- conference. we will know monday whether there has been a decision and if there's a decision what it is. we will also know if there has been a nondecision or deferral of that decision. i think that will be monday's news. >> actually might not know monday. even if the court decides to take this case in the fourth circuit they sometimes delayed announcing that until they have done

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president bill having to do with border bills,y -- targeted maybe having to do with employment revocation and things like that, but you will not see -- employment verification, and things like that, you will not see what the president wants, which is a broad bill. does notck grassley have a republican challenger yet, but "the des moines boblenger" reported that krause is exploring a run. he explored this last year and threw his support behind the credit candidate jack hatch. frank, fort lauderdale. i need clarification. the press makes like even though the republicans have both houses, no legislation can be passed. what exactly do they need in the senate in votes to override vetoes? 67 votes tot: override vetoes, which means you will need 12 more votes than they currently are going to have. well, currently, they will need 13 more votes. if bill cassidy wins a runoff in louisiana and ousts senator mary landrieu, they will need 12 more votes. the key then is they would need six more votes to get to 60. democrats had a 60 vote majority and it was how they were able to get most of the afforda

because what society tells the kid is that you are dead because you arer revocably ruined.--er revocably ruined, that you have been spoiled, that you have been destroyed, that your manhood has been taken. and that is, that is not real, and it is not true. it has a lot of very negative connotations in it. what is true is that there has been a betrayal of trust, there has been an exploitation of a power differential, there has been an invasion of your zone of intimacy and sovereignty of your most intimate self. those things you can recover from. the suffocation of society that tells you that you are forever broken and beyond repair is much hard orer to recover from -- harder to recover from. and i know we're running out of time, so i'm just going to read this one last piece which is about learning to love yourself and having the courage to confess to yourself and to the world that you are strong and resilient and deserving of the life. concealment makes the soul a swamp. confession is how you drain it. daring to step into one's self is the bravest, strangest, most natural, mo

president bill having to do with border bills,y -- targeted maybe having to do with employment revocation and things like that, but you will not see -- employment verification, and things like that, you will not see what the president wants, which is a broad bill. does notck grassley have a republican challenger yet, but "the des moines boblenger" reported that krause is exploring a run. he explored this last year and threw his support behind the credit candidate jack hatch. frank, fort lauderdale. i need clarification. the press makes like even though the republicans have both houses, no legislation can be passed. what exactly do they need in the senate in votes to override vetoes? 67 votes tot: override vetoes, which means you will nd 12 more votes than they currently are going to have. well, currently, they will need 13 more votes. if bill cassidy wins a runoff in louisiana and ousts senator mary landrieu, they will need 12 more votes. the key then is they would need six more votes to get to 60. democrats had a 60 vote majority and it was how they were able to get most of the affordabl