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the revocable compact. a treaty. >> i was just wondering in lincoln's address he makes homages to the union, not explicitly. would that have been familiar to his audience? >> yes. it would have en fia what jackson does during the nullification crisis, jackson is a slave-owning southerner. he's outraged that south carolina and j cohn c.m. jackson loved nothing more than a fight. after they threaten to nullify federal law jackson publically vows to send in federal troops le ty renoce i unless they repudiate it. he privately sends a notice that iu don'tenou re this nullification, i'm personally going to enjoy watching you hang. he was a strong president. do we have more microphones, by the way? >> south carolina had nullified after. >> that's true. >> the nullification crisis verbiage based off kentucky/virginia resolution. it's not just coming out of nowhere. >> that's a very good point. thank you. the notion that the union is a revocable contract, a treaty or tionthe na great federalists. of justice joseph s

a revocable compact. kind of treaty or league. yeah? >> i was just wondering, in lincoln's address he makes homages to jackson's message of the union, not explicitly. would that have been familiar to his audience? >> yes. it would have been familiar. what jackson does during the nullification crisis, jackson is himself a slave owning southerner. he is outraged that south carolina and john c. calhoun are going against him. and jackson loved nothing more than a fight. so after south carolina threatens to nullify federal law, or threatens to nullify, yeah, federal law, jackson publicly vows to send in federal troops unless they renounce it. unless they repudiate it. and he privately sends a notice to john c. calhoun and other south carolina leaders and said? you don't renounce this nullification, i'm personally going to enjoy watching you hang. he was a strong president. yeah? microphone. do we have more microphones, by the way? >> first, i'd like to point out that south carolina nullified the horse bill after. >> that's true. >> the nulli

i understand the problem of people endlessly appealing permit revocation. i do not think it is right that we should not have the right to go to the board of appeals. cabdrivers should be allowed due process. the other thing i noticed is there is a requirement in their that prohibits tampering with required equipment in taxicabs. there should be an exception to the current taxicab cameras. as you might be aware, there was recently a hearing at the state senate and transportation housing committee where the law was intended to be changed but the committee voted 7-1. the cab drivers continue to have the right to disable or turn off these devices. there is no switch on the current cameras to turn them off. it is also illegal to record audio as california law states you need expressed consent before recording a conversation. a lot of the companies in san francisco continue to record audio in the cabs. putting a sign on the window is not enough. that is not expressed consent. you have asked every passenger when they come in if they mind being recorded. if they do

the rev indication of -- the revocation of general orders number 11 by no mean ended the controversy surrounding its issuance. democrats in congress sought unsuccessfully to censure grant, newspapers debated the issue. in retrospect, we know the jews were by no means the only victims of human rights violations during the civil war, there were many. but jews were the only religious minority expelled, quote, as a class from a large war zone. anti-jewish prejudices were heightened during the civil war by the prominence of several jews, notably jefferson davis' right-hand man and cabinet secretary judah.benjamin, in the ranks of the confederacy. senator benjamin wade called benjamin, it's a wonderful line, he called him an israelite with egyptian principles. [laughter] but the jewish confederates were by no means the only cause of prejudice. smuggling, speculating, price gouging, swindling, producing shoddy merchandise for the military, all were similarly laid at the doorstep of the jews. indeed, jews during the civil war came to personify wartime capitalism's ills. they bore disproporti

f -- approve the terms and conditions and authorize the general manager to execute a revocable permit with the city of milpitas. g -- approve the terms and conditions and authorize the general manager to execute a permit with india committee center for an outdoor recreational area for the children attending the day camp. h -- operates the general manager to execute a permit with the city of south san francisco to use 5 acres of land near south spruce street. i -- authorize the general manager or his designee to execute a permit would be hit as a very -- haight ashbury neighborhood council. president moran: i understand there is a protest for item 10b. i would like to separate that from the consent calendar. could i have a motion on item 10a and c through i. any discussion? all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. item 10b? mr. kelly, would you like to explain what is going on? >> on this project we have -- on the southeast water pollution control facility, we had a project engineer that identified with the project cost would be. at that time, they felt it was between eight and

there is a revocation process. we can talk with them than about things like lighting, security, who is that the lot and what hours. that kind of stuff. i hope that the discussion have been i am glad to take any question if anyone has them. let's [inaudible] i appreciate your approach in your thoughts. i have always felt that is -- it is a very slow city. wax [inaudible] -- >> [inaudible] people in the department have had attitudes around night life, i felt they were counterproductive. when i worked for hours on a new leather bar on bolten street, they were trying to limit the hours to midnight for nights per week. a perfect way to close a business. [laughter] i think they have done such a great job. this is just a commercial. an award is rent -- deserved for the people who are responsive, putting in a big picture. i really appreciate that you will be able to get it done for us. i appreciate that. >> so much of what she said resonated with me. i cannot say enough about david and his crew. they are so on top of thing

on the basis that there is nothing in existing codes that warrants revocation of this permit. the addition was on the basis that this appeal is factually different. okay. factually different than the other appeal. ok. on that motion, two uphold. >> no. >> aye. >> aye. >> thank you. the vote is 3-1, this permit is upheld. thank you. [applause] >> and we would like to thank the interpreters. if we could get some quiet. order. if you are going to leave, leave quietly. before we leave, i want to recognize this is the last meeting the deputy city attorney will be with us. i wanted to thank her for her service. she has been an immense support to me. as she is smart. she has been so successful. she is so thorough in the work she does. she is a delight to work with. i am going to miss the opportunity to work with her. she has been fantastic for the board. i wanted to appreciate that. >> thank you. >> i also want to publicly appreciate her for all of her service here. not just here but in between meetings as well. i know you work really hard. thank you. >> you are welcome. has been my

take video box ---en una decision dividida de 5 votos a favor y 3 en contra, el supremo revoc variasde las disposiciones pero confirmo la parte que permite que los policias pidan documentacion migratoria a las personas que detengan. cu ---en arizona, la reaccion de la comunidad inmigrante no se hizo esperar. ---jose ronstadt desde ese estado nos trae los detalles. 00:01 00:15 00:58 01:13 01:25 super quick script: vo/sot "no es una victoria, la vida del inmigrante en arizona es peor que ayer ". carlos garcia - movimiento puente las reacciones a uno de los mas esperados fallos de la suprema corte de justicia fueron inmediatas vo/sot "ahora vamos a ver si la administracion de obama deveras esta de nuestro lado o no. porque si en una manera discriminatoria detienen a una persona obama puede decir no la tengo que aceptar, no la tengo que deportar ". alfredo gutierrez- ex-senador estatal el tribunal supremo declaro inconstitucion ales tres provisiones pero no invalido la que permite a la policia cuestionar el estatus migratorio de una persona. vo/sot "la decision no es sopresa pero de toda

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him a citation to the director of public health hearing that would have initiated the permit of revocation process in order to give him more time to come into compliance. the mayor's office of small business contacted -- was contacted on how to pay his face that were in arrears. time and time again, mr. lei is -- has proven he is incapable of sustaining a level of sanitation that the public deserves and demands. the department of public health, the stores of public safety, revoke his permit -- revoked his permit. that was upheld by this board on april 25. the department of public health maintains both those decisions were correct and we respectfully ask that this board denied the appellant's request a -- for a rehearing. >> to questions. what is -- two questions. one is the photos you had in your brief. when were those taken? >> february of this year. >> of this year. the voters that the appellant has was taken approximately toward the end of three. >> i do not have knowledge. >> the last inspection at your department made was early february? >> february, correct. in february. >> one of th

. >> would -- what i would add is we did hear this case previously when we voted to uphold the revocation. given thehistory -- the history of that case and what we heard at that hearing, the fact that now a language barrier is being raised does not seem to me to be something i can rely on to find extraordinary circumstances. the fact that there is new economic support does not go to the heart of the issue to me, which is is about public health and protecting the public from dangerous good conditions. i don't see any basis at this point to grant every hearing in this case. it is very unfortunate, the economics? -- economic circumstances that may be prevented this gentleman from fixing the problems and it is unfortunate the campus was built in his vicinity and affected his business, but all that does not go to the heart of the matter to me, which are the persistent violations over years and years. my feeling is that perhaps something should have been done earlier to force this restaurant to address these violations. the word reaches. they are egregious violations. i do not see any basis to

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and the measure be would drastically reform the pension system into the dell reported revocations across the country. a vote no on measure be. >>> is many as 50 volunteers and one alleges phone banks in the state to a making last- minute calls to judges defeat the measure in a few hours or the most expensive political battles comes to a head. >>> we think the mayor's approach has been very unfair and unethical and manila some awful we hope that other cities don't follow suit. the most dramatic step would be to force current employees to other pays 16 percent more toward retirement or take a lower pension with skyrocketing costs and years of deficit they of firefighters and police officers brand new libraries a police substation were built both no money to run them the never opens its measure the passes will serve as a blueprint for other cities and to define chickweeds legacy. they ran for reelection my pledge to solve the problem and i will solve the problem and people remember me for solving a problem and to and i said that's fine with me. the unions have vowed to sue the city of the p

if the allegations are proven true, the facility could face fines and possible revocation of its license melanie alnwick, fox 5 news. >>> fairfax county police arrest a teenager for attacks on several farm animals. in april, three horses were slashed at frying pan farm park in herndon. a month later, someone cut a calf, two goats and a chicken. police arrested a 17-year-old boy and charged him with four felony counts of maiming animals. his name not being released because he is a minor. all of those animals survived. >>> a mainor milestone in the rebuilding of the world trade center site. in fact this brought tough as nails construction workers to tears. details coming your way next. >>> it is video that grabbed the nation's attention. a bus monitor taunted and teased by the kids on her bus. this morning, there is c1 >>> the final beam of the world trade center is lifted to the top of the tower at ground zero in new york city. it comes as the steel construction of the four world trade center is wrapping up. some of the workers signed the final beam before it was lifted 977 feet to the to

legally able to drink and drivers who allow underaged drinking would face fines up to $2000 and revocation of their license. about 15 minutes ago i talked to jerry hill who is the author of ab45. he says it's past the assembly and will go before a senate committee late they are month. reporting live. >>> well following developing news out of the east bay where they are looking for what caused a power outage. we just spoke with them and they tell us power was fully restored 15 minutes ago. the out stage started at 5:15 tonight. many customers were without power. so far they have been able to track the outage to an equipment failure at a substation. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you an update tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> san francisco policed to released new photos in their investigation of a deadly attack after the race. investigators say someone punched steven martin in the area of golden gate park. mortin hit his head on the use fault and never regained consciousness. he was taken off life support. today police showed us these photos of martin that were taken minutes befo

resolution: 1) granting revocable permission to the public utilities commission to occupy a portion of the public right-of-way on redwood street, approximately 150 feet west of polk street to construct and maintain an outdoor play area accessible to a child care facility within the new building at 525 golden gate avenue (assessor's block no. 0766, lot no. 001); and 2) making environmental findings and findings of consistency with the general plan and the priority policies of planning code section 101.1. supervisor chiu: can we do this item same house, same call? without objection, the resolution is adopted. let's skip our 3:00 p.m. special order. i understand that our 4:00 p.m. special order will be reconsidered. let's start with item 27. >> it was divided and forwarded as two separate committee reports. the first is file no. 120486, motion to consider appointing ten members, terms ending april 27, 2013, and april 27, 2014, to the sunshine ordinance task force. [reads names] terms ending april 27, 2013. mr. president, would you like me to read the second file as well? 120553, motion co

. >> you know, the revocation of bond, i hope, is temporary. hope they will give us a day in court to explain george's behavior and look at all the circumstances, even discovered this today, what he's going to do about letting him out on bond. >> prosecutors argued he had thousands of dollars from a paypal account but pretend ed t be poor and recorded phone conversations with his wife to prove that. >>> now news about the economy. investors didn't take too kindly to the new jobs report. u.s. stocks took a beating yesterday with the dow plunging 275 points. it erased all gains for the year. employers added only 69,000 jobs in may, less than half of what analysts expected. and for the first time in a year unemployment edged higher at 8.2%. >>> a janitor in toronto is accused of plotting to blow up a catholic school. police say st. joseph's college school? downtown toronto was the target. the suspect is 67-year-old vincent perna. the worst charges the janitor could face. >> the gas line in the kitchen area and attempted to light a stove. we're qui

particularly the bureau over the years has understood that in conducting investigations, you need revocation. you need start, and you build up a vacation before you take the next investigative step that may further intrude on one's privacy and the like. i will tell you that our agents are inculcated with the understanding that they are given a great deal power, a great deal of ability to affect persons lives. understanding the necessity of operating within the constitution, within the applicable statutes of the attorney general guidelines is drilled into all of our new agents. as i indicated before, my predecessor set up a process whereby every one of our agents goes to the holocaust museum to make certain that they understand they understand what happens when a law enforcement or intelligence agency gets off the tracks. >> you addressed one of my upcoming questions, but there was a variation on it that i thought would be interesting to share with you. it says, cassette and what recourse do ordinary citizens have to hold government officials accountable?" internally, we have our own inspecti

revoked beginning in seventeen eighty four corporations in pennsylvania were required to carry revocation clauses in eight hundred fifteen massachusetts just as joe joseph story ruled a private corporation created by the legislature may lose its franchises by a misuse or or non-user of them this is the common law of the land and is a tacit condition and next to the creation of every such corporation. eighteen twenty five the pennsylvania legislature passed a law declaring that they had the power to quote revoke alter or an old charter of corporations in the nineteenth century one thousand different states passed similar laws like rhode island's law which was passed in eight hundred fifty seven reads the charter of every corporation here after may be repealed at the will of the general assembly in ohio mississippi and pennsylvania banks said their charters revoked they got the corporate death sentence for behaving in quote a financially unsound way in new york in massachusetts corporations that ran turnpikes were given the corporate death penalty for not keeping the roads repaired and eigh

. >> the revocation of bond i hope is temporary, i hope they will give us a day in court to explain george's behavior and look at all the circumstances, to determine what he will do for letting him out on bond. >> prosecutors argued he had thousands of dollars in donations from a paypal account but pretended to be indigent and recorded phone conversations with his wife to prove that. >>> news about the economy, investors didn't take kindly to the new jobs report. stocks took a beating with the dow plunging 275 points, erased all the gains for the year. employers added 69,000 jobs in may, less than half of what analysts expected. for the first time in a year, unemployment edged higher, standing at 8.2%. >>> in other story has people talking, the zombie-like attack out of miami. investigators are trying to determine what prompted 31-year-old rudy eugene to attack a homeless man and chew off his face. we're hearing the 911 calls including this one from a miami bus driver passing by the scene. >> do you have an emergency? >> yes, i do. >> what is your emergency? >> there is a naked man on the ca

. >> revocation of bond, i hope is temporary. i hope they'll give us a day in court to explain george's behavior and look at the circumstances, even discovering out to date. >> and zimmerman claims he shot the teenager in self-defense as being he was ak attacked by the young man. >> the jobs report is a set back to the president's relaex chances. according to the labor department, just 69,000 jobs were created in may. the fewest in a year. the rate increased to 8.2%. in a campaign stop in minnesota the president tried to deflect the bad news by looking at the big picture. >> there is businesses creating 4.3 million new jobs over 27 months but as we learned we're not creating them as fast as we want. >> mitt romney called this news nothing short of an indictment of the administration's economic policies. >> the president is quick to find someone to blame. first george bush, then, congress. atm machines, europe, there is always someone. truth is that job of the president is to get america back to work. >> and experts say president

in some cases which would typically warrant revocation of a pilot's license, some unqualified pilots would be able to avoid losing their certificates by avoiding f.a.a. prosecution of the matter before the in the sb. this bill -- in the sb. this will -- ntsb. this would stand the enforcement structure on its head and as a result i do object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. inhofe: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. mr. inhofe: let me respond. this has no way -- in no way anything to do with safety. the first ash traitdor is -- arbitrator is the f.a.a. when we have a chance to almost all the senators in this body, we've talked about safety, we had a hearing at oshkosh about the safety. the air traffic controllers support me in this. they're the ones concerned with safety. i would just say i don't agree with that argument but i respect the senator from west virginia. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mrs. hutchison: madam president, i too object, along with senator rockefeller. let me say that i have been on the national trans

federal charge and if the allegations are proven true, the facility could face fine and possible revocation of its license. melanie alnwick, fox 5 news. >>> fairfax county police arrested a teen-ager for attacks on several farm animals. in april three horses were slashed at frying pan farm park in herndon. a month later someone cut a calf, two goats and a chicken. police arrested a 17-year-old boy charging him with four felony counts of maiming animals, three misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty and unlawful entry. all the animals survived. >>> a missouri mother accused of locking her malnourished daughter in a closet pled not guilty to assault and child endangerment charges. police found the child locked in a small closet friday standing in her own urine and feces. the little girl told them the 3 by 6 space was her room and she says she does not get to eat every day and is never allowed outside to play. >> we know it not to be normal. we know it to be completely atrocious and, in fact, so does the suspect in this case who also admit ted to knowing that she treated her differently and that