steiner, we have a finite number of signs. someone has volunteered to move a sign. made that sign be moved -- may that sign be moved? >> prior to the removal, if a relocation is entered into and conditional use is approved, that sign can be relocated to another property and subsequently removed from the originating property. however, if the sign was removed first and then the subject of a request for relocation -- vice president garcia: a sign that 10 blocks away could be moved to this property? >> if the criteria and planning code are met, yes. there are certain properties that cannot have new signs, based on the laws. vice president garcia: i am asking specifically about this property. they could one day have another sign? >> there has not been a thorough analysis. preliminary analysis suggests a general advertising sign could be relocated to this property. president goh: i think from your reading of 602.19, this question is moot, what i am going to ask anyway. in exhibit a, there is a photograph of the sign, if you can pull it up. this is a little bit hard to see

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san francisco tonight, calling it the pre-super bowl sobriety checkpoints set for 8:30 at geary and steiner. the checkpoint is funded through a grant from the national highway traffic safety administration. >>> the fbi is investigating a security breach in a stock market. the wall street journal reports hackers have broken into the nasdaq computer system multiple times during the past year. those close to the investigation say the perpetrators did not manipulate trades. they were just apparently looking around. possible motorists for the breach include financial gains and access to trade secrets but the paper says investigators may be facing a more serious national threat aimed to damage the exchange. >>> an arizona sheriff is urging his deputies to use caution when eating at mcdonald's. officials say a uniformed deputy was verbally hayed in spanish by food handlers in mesa. both he and the maricopa county sheriff were accused of being racist. the deputy con front them in spanish and refused to accept his food. officials say that mcdonald's was part of an i.d. theft investigation last year.