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. -- rh 3 sunning district. we looked at 23 different sites in the corresponding area.rence one location to serve the residents of this area. the subject location is the least intrusive means by which at&t mobility can close the existing significant servers coverage gap in the area. a gap that is caused in part by the demand from at&t customers for mobile data usage in the area. president chiu: could you address the issue that we're wondering about, your own marketing materials and how that does not jibe with what you have laid out in front of planning? >> certainly. wet they are referring to, i have not seen it. i think they're referring to is our consumer website. there is a big difference between coverage and capacity. what they're looking at and what they're referencing is coverage in the area. on our five-year plan which i have that we submit every six months to the planning department which looks at our projections for five years where we are placing new sites, where we will be upgrading existing sites, this is an upgrade to an existing antenna. they create 360 de

. -- rh 3 sunning district. we looked at 23 different sites in the corresponding area.rence one location to serve the residents of this area. the subject location is the least intrusive means by which at&t mobility can close the existing significant servers coverage gap in the area. a gap that is caused in part by the demand from at&t customers for mobile data usage in the area. president chiu: could you address the issue that we're wondering about, your own marketing materials and how that does not jibe with what you have laid out in front of planning? >> certainly. >> certainly. wet they are referring to, i

y=mñs9w rh >>> today u.s. marines hit the toy store to give underprivileged kids a merry christmas.racking up the sales, marines went on a shopping spree with money donated to the toys for tots program. alyce radio collected $22,000 to buy these toys. organizers say more is needed despite the generous donations. >> our critical shortfalls are ages 2 to 3, and girls 11 plus. that's our downfall right now. just from my area alone, 200 to 300 toys in my area alone. >> you can drop off toys at babies are us. you can go to ktvu to see all the charities that need help. >> all those little kids need a toy. >>> mark joins us now with big football coming up this weekend. the raiders will they be seen locally on tv this year? >> it's not official julie but it's looking real good. we will be carrying itment and like i say pretty good chance you will see the raiders and lions. oakland could use a big break and they don't get it with regard to the detroit giants. wouldn't you know this is the first game back for their defensive lineman stud suh will return. you may remember he stomped on a playe

two-story horizontal addition in a one-story horizontal edition for 2478 43rd avenue, located in the rh-1. the property is in the outer park side never met. the property is approved with a 1900 square-foot single-family dwelling there was constructed in 1994 -- 1944. three bedrooms and one that on the primary living level. is marred -- a small storage unit, tandem parking. the review as requested by the owner of 2476 42nd avenue, located behind the subject property. he is opposed because it is -- because it is incompatible with the skill of the neighborhood and would set precedents for vertical and additions to the neighborhood. there are several neighbors on 42nd avenue who are also in support of the request for the same reasons. the second review as requested by the owner of one of the adjacent properties south of the subject property. she's also opposed to the project because it would create a larger blank wall on her rear property line, and there would not be any privacy as a result. the department has received two e-mails in support of the project from persons outside of the neighb

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they should occupyrh job and take a bath.sm. i am trying to get that word remove and replace it with free market. >> steve, he said all we need to do is stop using the word capitalism and choose a phrase like free enterprise and we will draw in the occupy protesters. >> republicans are great at rephrasing the argument. democrats are terrible at it. i'm sure they are working on that. >> you are impressed with their skill at that? >> i'm impressed with their ability to create create rick out of nonsense. >> frank luntz is beginning to pick up on something. having spend the time abusing protesters and calling them dirty scum hippies in need of a bath, that is changing and the republicans are beginning to be associated almost consistently with the wealthiest people in the nation and the rest can go to hell. >> they are becoming the guardians of pluto krasy. they wanted tole demonize the protesters themselves, but they have a message about jobs and the economy. they have the income inequality that is resonating with people across

. >> well, rh iachel, i was havin little fun with you when i made the remarks and you get serious onou go rhetorically postal. you kind of lose it. then i come on your set a week or so ago and you brush me off. i had to come back. i've been trying. here i am. i'm ready. >> you know, you must have a different definition of postal than i do. if you think that was me losing it, oh, sir. >> no, i was just having a little fun with you and you took it seriously. i thought, here's rachel maddow, somebody who's got a lot of capacity, obviously. i have a little fun with her and you took it over the cliff. >> it's true. i'm completely unreasonable. but if you prefer, we could just talk about politics instead of having a big fight. >> all right. let's do that. >> let's do that. all right. you've been a very good sport about this, i should say. all right. you're signed up for the romney campaign now. you have to give us his campaign's line on things to a certain extent. why do you think donald trump and rick perry and herman cain and newt gingrich have gone through cycling of outpolling mr. romn

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but when it come to the rh, they said we can give them a free ride, we can cut their taxes, and they never mention anything about where that money was coming from. that's why we're in the debt that we're in right now is because they gave all that money to the rich and they didn't pay for it. guest: you know, the caller cites an important bit of contrast, i think, in the early 2000's, when we saw president bush and congress move toward with millionaire tax cuts, billionaire tax cut the cost of two wars, medicare part d, pharmaceutical situation, all that was promoted as spending with never having a pay-for. in this package, there's a pay-for. we hay argue about the pay-for but the president, professionally, honorably, said here's a pearl tax cut extension i'm offering for employers and employees, we just heard how the benefits are much more prevalent for those in the true middle income strata, and here's my pay-for. the balancing act he provided, he said, here, congress, deal with this. it's paid for, it's a benefit. unlike recent past history where we spent like crazy on millionaires