that particular project concluding how it's duplicate reaches a high mark even if sensitivity something i'd like to recommend too on the today. in this case i'm supportive of it for the number of reasons noted and indefinitely suggest we don't take dr >> commissioner antonini. >> i completely agree with commissioner moore that was stated quite clearly by the project sponsor it's below the allowed height and the skillfully matching light well will allow the sin from the south looking at the location the dr requesters to the west it should allow plenty of light and the other thing that was done was present line window accomodation by changing the size of the room and the neighbor on the east is a smaller house supports so i will move to not take dr and approve the project. >> second. >> second. >> commissioners there's a motion not to take dr commissioner antonini. commissioner hillis. commissioner johnson. commissioner moore. xhoishd. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on general public comment

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i think we have to be more sensitive to it. the problem is as we are here at a law school talking about laws, just how we talk about how you can't legislate morality you can crowiate laws that can punish people for being immoral. the challenge you talk about speech expressed in ideas is how do you ledge slit away the innuendos and that is -- legislate away the innuendos. he would hope that over time the social message, the social disapproval and hopefully the political consequences of it. and that is what we would need to get to at some point. just like we always say no one likes negative campaigning. but it will only stop the data -- >> it stops working. >> for the people that don't love the negative ads, it makes a difference. the day that the innuendos become in fact a reason to vote against somebody, i think you see that times, people get turned off by it. i think, perfect example when david duke the kkk won the republican nomination and the republican party disavowed him because that was not a message they wanted. when it

aren't you being a little sensitive? >> after every single thing american indian people have been through how can you possibly say ewith are thin skinned and oversensitive? we have to say things like cultural sensitivity because as soon as we say racism or racist -- >> no one says racist >> -- we get shut down >> the term is racist >> stop. i am shutting the conversation down. >> okay, so redskins. the washington team name was starting to feel a little insensitive. what was i missing? >> what i would say is come to a football game, meet some fans, come see what our context is about and i think, you know, there's no way you would leave that offended >> so i went to a game and you know what? it was true. i was immediately welcomed into this rich culture. i'm not sure what it was. but the more time i spent with these people, the more i began to feel warm and happy and numb and, they're right, that logo is cool! then i met with tribal elders. >> this is our culture. this is who we are. >> would you call a native american a r

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so turkey is an incredibly sensitive position. the turkish president erdogan did come out on sunday saying now that the hostages have been freed, which took place at some point over the weekend we could possibly expect that turkey would take in more aggressive positions against isis. turkey also has been, as jim has been mentioning, one of the key transit points for these various foreign fighters, especially the westerners to come into syria and join isis and the various other syrian rebel groups that do exist there but a lot of the foreign fighters flooding toward isis especially as isis gained even more power, turkey has slightly cracked down and begun to make it a bit more difficult. cnn recently spoke to an individual who described himself as something of a freelance businessman, a consultant who helped isis in these smuggling rings. and he was describing how it was more difficult at this stage to get those foreign fighters across the border from turkey into syria but one can expect that now that those turkish hostages have be

>> i'm sensitive to supervisors cohen here and i'm in favor of us trying to be helpful here to this broader social goal appreciating what both richards, commissioner john and wolfram have said about paying attention to our role. i guess you are saying don't right a letter, i was thinking i would be happy to refer to staff to write a general letter about what we've discussed here today and highlighting some of the items and hour we -- how we are going to use them and decide on and definitely we need to continue this discussion in that. but i would be happy to keep the process rolling here and get some good feedback which i think would be helpful to the supervisors. that would be my recommendation to have them send a letter now

we have handled in my office some of the most sensitive matters including the hanson later, the 9/11atter. we handled those documents entirely appropriately and consistent with the law. >> so the very requirement for you to ask for access, doesn't that essentially negate the ability for you to look through such information as you need and perhaps extraneous so as to not always have the targets know you're coming and potentially thwart your investigation? >> it is. in the hanson, we had direct access to the information. >> and i guess one of the -- i would say last question and i don't really mean it as you know, but an additional question is if, in fact, the target knows and if your statutory limit is, in fact, only against current employees of the department you're involved in, doesn't any delay cause the likelihood that both political an nonpolitical appointies will move on either through retirement or transfers? >> i've learned over the years that people under review or investigation retire or move to another job before we're able to complete our work. there are many issues that r

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these areas and airports were too sensitive so they were restricted along with that for the u.s. and treat with a dawn to dusk curfew to keep the supposedly dangerous elements off the street. what really concerned courted was alien that did not have a citizenship but apart from fact there were also included in this curfew in other words, german americans or of german ancestry italian americans were not affected but second generation japanese-americans was subject to the curfew as well. plus the orders for removal and gordon felt that was unconstitutional as well. and the christian family was a christian family my grandfather became a christian even though he was in japan. but also moral and religious reasons with the curfew and the exclusion. >> host: was the incident? >> guest: that courted was studying in the library at the university of washington and around 8:00 p.m. and would have to go back to the dorm. in order to fulfil the curfew order. and then he got up and started to leave and then felt it was not right he did nothing wrong, he was an american issue and back to the li

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the second, so we have brought enforcement actions that areompanies collecting what we consider sensitive information about without their consent. we brought a case, and consumers didn't know that the functionality of a flashlight, you know, they thought, well, this is good. a flashlight. they didn't know it was also collecting precise location information. consider precise location information, financial information, medical information, information about kinds of to be the sensitive information for which companies should get express consent before they collect it. enforcement in that area. then turning to your question about the testing, we, under our tohority, we would have approach that under unfairness. so the question would be, did it harm tosubstantial consumers that a consumer could not avoid and that is not benefits toy competition or to consumers? so that's the type of analysis and we would have to apply see, was there a substantial harm? and under our -- the ftc's haverness statement, we said substantial harm is financial, medical, health and safety, things involving children.

very sensitive matter, we have direct access to information. no one tries to interpiazza lawyers in that regard. we are part of the department of justice. we should have and congress set up a system in the ig act as congressman laid out that says we're there to oversee them. if we're going to oversee the fbi, their lawyers should not be going through and deciding and filtering what documents we get and how fast we get them. >> you have just given us a framework. and you're from the doj and and i think of them as twinkle toes in terms of the work they do, but what i would say to you is that this is a workable -- you're presenting facts and i want to be clear as i end my queerry, that, and i know there's a series of sections you have come under and offered sections going forward. as i end, could you precisely just give, is that your suggestion to move that lawyer structure or could you work with a loyal structure that was would then have a structure that would be fair and cooperative with the ig. if you remove them totally, could you work with th

according to the department, several other statutes restrict the release of sensitive information such as grand jury and wiretap material. so they must be carefully analyzed and we have to look at that. my understanding is that the department has now asked the office of legal council to review the issue. i applaud the ig for working through this process with the agency and i look forward to olc's review. finally the environmental protection agency ig has raised two concerns. the ig reports that the epa's office of homeland security has been denying the ig access to classified threat material. and failing to recognize the igs statutory authority over trugss into epa computer networks. democratic staff has been working with both sides to mediate this issue and on june 19, epa administrator mccarthy proposed a frame work for better cooperation. at this point, my understanding is that the ig still has issues with the proposal. so i hope we can spend some time today hearing about those concerns. lastly, the dispute between the epa ig and the chemical safety board seems to me the most proble

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previously kind of separate pieces of information and assemble them into a profile that may give sensitive insights into a consumer. and the question for me is you have all these benefits, and you have some risks. what do you do then? and i often talk about my approach to regulation which i would like to call regulatory humility which is the idea that we understand the technology well, we get a good sense of the benefits, we get a good sense of the risks. as a regulator or an enforcer, i need to educate myself and say is, okay, what risks are actually happening or likely to happen, and then how do we target our approach to address those risks while not reducing the benefits to consumers? so i think that's one of the approaches that is important in privacy in a big data space, is to say there are a multito do of benefits -- multitude of benefits, there are some risks, what approach should we take. so i talked about focusing particularly on harms, kind of a risk-based approach that said is there a particular use of this kind of data that could cause substantial harm to consumers, and that's

first we want to begin this half-hour with another sensitive case of race and the nba.nt co-owner of the atlanta hawks. >> we say current co-owner, because bruce levinson is selling his stake in the team following the release of one of his own e-mails in which he made racially in sensitive comments. abc's bazi kanani has details. >> reporter: atlanta hawks owner, bruce levinson apologizing for making offensive comments about race in this e-mail sent two years ago, i want some white cheerleaders. i want the music to be music familiar to a 40-year-old white guy. he even complained that the kiss-cam is too black. in a message to team management about how to sell more season tickets. levinson says he voluntarily reported the e-mail to the nba this summer, announcing that he will step down. selling his ownership in the team, just four months after team, just four months aft tea& ptea owner donald sterling for his racist rant and refusal to apologize. >> don>> dald onalsterd stlingerl said, i'm his partner, i can't be partners with somebody who >> reporter: why would levinson

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i's also sensitive.itive way to have to deal with these important issues knowing you have this worldwide audience that will react literally to every nuance in a major speech like this. >> i think that the president according to aids believes there's a hunger for leadership on the world stage and that the president wants to lay out ways in which the united states is eager to play a role, but not bare the burden itself entirely. such as, for instance, what's going on in syria with the u.s. leading the air strike campaign, but not the only ones involved in the air strike campaign. that's the message that i'm getting from the president's aids, wolf. >> we'll be hearing the president's speech shortly within about a half an hour or so from now. jake, thanks very much. the airstrikes by the u.s. and partners against the isis targets in syria centered on the city of raqqa, a city in northern syria. istst has controlled raqqa making it the capital of their self-declared islamic state while raqqa residents are spl

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you can take pieces that are separate and assemble them into the a profile that may give sensitive insight to a con sue >> guest: in the united states we don't have a privacy directive. we have regulations for health information, financial information, communication information and what doesn't fall into that bucket comes under the ftc's authority. we see are an active enforcer for privacy and data but there is more to be done. all of the data breaches have been in the news lately and the ftc has tried to make it clear to companies that if you have information about your customers that the release of which could cause harm to them, financial/medical, you need to take safeguards to protect that data. we brought more than 50 cases pushing this to remind companies this is important and you need to do this to make sure you are not doing an unfair practice that hurts consumers. >> your agency is active in going after companies that collected data from consumers without permission or consent. that has come up recently in cases involving facebook and okcupid where they performed tests without tel

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it touches on the sensitivity that david cameron is avoiding dealing with this week.iament, who wants independance, said he would deal with the isis problem in a different way to how david cameron wants to tackle it. listen to what he said. >> i think in scotland, we would make a peaceful contribution to have our own voice and that we could contribute and do something meaningful and substantial in terms of foreign affairs, always believing in the united nations, working with other nations. >> reporter: believing in a role for the united nations at the moment. there's no indication that russia would change its position on the security council, that there would be a resolution that would support action inside syria. so what we're hearing from those independent minded politicians here, wolf, they don't want to support military action. so we can see here why david cameron isn't pushing this issue at this very sensitive time. wolf? >> because that result, the referendum could go either way on thursday. thank you very much, nic robertson reporting from scotland. let's conti

very sensitive matter, we have direct access to information. no one tries to interpose lawyers in that regard. we are part of the department of justice. we should have and congress set up a system in the ig act as congressman laid out that says we're there to oversee them. if we're going to oversee the fbi, their lawyers should not be going through and deciding and filtering what documents we get and how fast we get them. >> you have just given us a framework. and you're from the doj and i think of them as twinkle toes in terms of the work they do, but what i would say to you is that this is a workable -- you're presenting facts and i want to be clear as i end my query, that, and i know there's a series of sections you have come under and offered sections going forward. as i end, could you precisely just give, is that your suggestion to move that lawyer structure or could you work with a loyal structure that was would then have a structure that would be fair and cooperative with the ig. if you remove them totally, could you work with that. >> t