steiner. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. on behalf of my stepfather and the rest of my family i would like to welcome you to this wonderful event. i am happy to see so many of you here to honor him and his legacy. he would be pleased to know how many people cared about him, his inspiration and his work and found truth in his scholarship. manning marable's last project was the ten year labor of love. when i go back to new york, but first question was his health and the second is how is malcolm. he would share with us the latest interview or discovery with such admiration in his voice. couldn't help but be excited as he was about everything. it disappoints me that he did not make it here to see his book enter our lives but he finish that. we have to read it without him, but he would be happy we can at least do that. thank you all for coming. [applause] >> thank you so much. we really appreciate you being here tonight for this. and now on would like to introduce the moderator of many of you hear him every day on w e e a radio.

it is one block west of steiner. in order to accomplish that area, we have to have a located search rain. it brings us to the subject and bloc of lombard street. if we were to place it all the way over, we would not be able to cover the area that the engineers have defined. does that answer question? commissioner miguel: there was a question asked about high. this is allowed by code to go 25 feet above the height and let. it is 40 feet. this would be a at 65, and this is at 60. other than that, looking at the materials of the neighborhood association, from the petition which was referred to the school, i appreciated the fact that the project sponsor did actual testing for academicians at the school. the only thing i can say is what i just said on the last item. you're talking to the wrong department and the wrong commission. it gets a health department review before it comes to us. and we accept their recommendation for their non- objection, and with that, i would move to approve with conditions. commissioner antonin

mark steiner. [applause] >> good evening, everybody. >> good evening. >> and welcome.'m glad you all showed up for this this evening. it's important to add on to what our leader of the library said when we realized that mr. manning had passed, somebody i knew in passing, a great human being, powerful thinker. we decided that we couldn't just

>> my name is anne, and i live on steiner street. i am supporting this project. i understand it is not perfect. they have to apply for an sud to make the program work. the hotel did house more people than 24 in the past, so in terms of the impact on the neighborhood population, it should not be much. i think that the need it in the city is so great to provide housing for this population that to wait for the perfect spot that would require no variance or waivers, we would not have 18- to 24-year-old that need to spot. we would not know where there would be right now. i am just a concerned neighbor who thinks this project should be supported, and i would like to see you approve it. thank you. vice president miguel: thank you. >> hi. my name is kathleen. i am an emancipated foster youth. i am also an advocate for service provider working with at risk of adults and a program manager for an association providing educational presentations for the community about early intervention and young people. i was a part of the traditional youth task force and have used my perso

registered eligible district is roughly located between greenwich and a jackson street and lyon and steiner streets. this abuts the property in question. in the july 7, 2011 exhibit a pmnd, planning staff determined that the proposed group housing project would not result in any impact to adjacent historic resources. yet the project site adjoins the prodigious california register pacific heights historic district. in addition, the boundaries of the association at a joint the project site. it appears specific to the greenwich, including the north- south streets between greenwich and lombard. a critical step is the secretary of interior standards and guidelines for historic preservation. they state that the historic research -- president olague: thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners, i am jeff. i would actually like to speak on number 6. president olague: ok. if you have already spoken, the new -- yeah, if anyone who has not spoken with like to speak to this item, the appeal of the pmnd, please come to the microphone at this time. and anyone standing up, again, i would like to direct you

they were called last night between fill more and steiner. there are two flats in the building. the people who live in the top flat are on vacation in europe and they have not seen the damage. firefighters say this is a stubborn fire to put out because it was difficult getting access to the attic. no one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. >>> time now 4:39. it's still early. let's see how the roads are doing this morning with sal. hi, sal. >>> hello, claudine. things are doing well out there as you might imagine there is some road work to worry about if you are driving out of san francisco to oakland. but we're doing pretty well. go outside and take a look at the east shore freeway. that looks good coming to the macarthur maze. no incidents to report along that stretch between the bridge and the maze. in oakland traffic is at the speed limit here in oakland right near the oakland coliseum. if you're driving up to downtown should be a very nice drive for you. interstate 580 same thing goes there. this is 280 san jose northbound right there through downtown. it's a nic

event takes place friday when the x five will release their second quarter operating update michael steiner it creates with his outlook of the week to come and that perhaps up the business bulletin i'll be back with more in just under an else time stay with us for the headlines next. hungry for the full story we've got it for us the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. spending the year in iraq is military journalist. some ways still in the u.s. contractors there's kind of wasting their time trying to get killed. i am. i thought all was willing to do stuff to see about five hundred muslims a new team of twenty seven days putin to publicize the people invited. by the pope lead space these people started the beat of a dialogue just. chanting the slowly heard when the sun comes from spins. and. if the motion would be soon much brighter than. moon about sun from funds to christians. please for instance hot seat belts come. on. please. please. please. and. i am.

center held by reports beginning trading and london and frankfurt now i can listen to what my uncle steiner much creature is saying up what the coming week played bring. russian equities about a very strong week ending up more than three percent on the back of falling risk aversion associated with increase on the one hand and on the back of rising oil prices which are up more than six percent this week from five month lows on the domestic front the central bank of this week kept the refinancing rate unchanged at the even a quarter percent and indicated in its accompanying language that rates are likely to stay on changed for the next couple of months this is clearly positive for russian f.o.b.'s this week president medvedev also reiterated a number of pro-business comments including plans to privatizing a number of companies including plans to cut the payroll tax substantially and then today he announced a decree to create a centralized depository which was once in place would make it much more convenient on the one hand and much less expensive on the other hand for foreign investors to inv

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>>greg: the gifts from modell and steiner sports, the compensation, arguably, from the yankees, could be taxable income have you heard from the i.r.s.? >>guest: no, i have not. the i.r.s. has in the contacted me in any form. >>greg: that's great. christian, people admire you tremendously because you thought that what is doing right is more important than making enormous money. but did realize when you met with yankee officials right after catching the ball did you realize how much money you had in your hands? >>guest: yes, everybody knew that ... barry bonds 70,000 home run or the 3,000 hit home run and beltway bond was 72nd home run, anything with a memorial, you get your hand on a ball like that you are talking easy six figures and i knew that, it wasn't worth it to me. the history of the yankees. >>greg: you are a great role model for everybody and congratulations on being a real hero, thank you, christian lopez. take care. maybe the most unusual driver's license picture in the world. coming up next. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasion

. >> reporter: brandon steiner is one of the foremost authorities on sports people beale ya.at lopez would give the ball away. >> how about making some money? he gave up a lot of money, but still not too late to make some money. >> something great happened. then obviously a great kid here a great guy did something just great. that's what it's about. >> reporter: so on wednesday, steiner teamed up with his old friend, owner of a chain of new york-based sport going stores and modell gave him a world series ring. the two vowed to raise $50,000 for lopez. >> i want to give you something that's so special to me that i know you will cherish it for life. this is the 2009 world series ring. thank you so much. >> he's a great kid, great person. raised the right way. >> you got any other offers out there? >> right now i have a publicist that's handling -- >> wait a second. you got a what? >> i got a publicist. >> you got a publicist? >> yes a public relations person that's helping me out. >> 22 derek jeter. >> jeter! >> everybody about derek jeter is just the best. >> derek jeter is ea

sam steiner of the huffington post reported that the senate may vote on mcconnell's compromise plan as early as this week. that would mean republicans get big spending cuts in exchange for zero tax increases. the president vowed that that wouldn't happen. tonight let's be an honest broker and make sure he keeps his word. >> i do not see a path to a deal if they don't budge, period. >> president obama drew a line on taxes last week. republicans are running out the clock, and it looks like the president is caving. senator sheldon whitehouse is here. one of the key figures in the news corporate fox hacking scandal is found dead, and there's more trouble in the united states for rupert murdoch. filmmaker robert greenwall on the latest. in psycho talk tonight. >> yes, they have the right to do that. that's not discriminating based upon religion against their particular religion. >> republican presidential hopeful herman cain has a warped understanding of the constitution. more anti-islam remarks from the godfather's pizza man. tonight, he's attacking another candidate on his religion. remem

. >>> firefighters were walled -- were called to the fire on waller and steiner.ple who live on the top flat of this building are on vacation. firefighters say this was a difficult fire to get out because it was difficult gaining access to the attic. no one was in. >> ed -- the nonprofit group, environment california, says plastic bags often end up in the ocean where sea animals misfake them for food. the group also hold the -- hopes pressure builds for a state-wide ban on state bags. >>> starting this month, in fact, property owners will pay between 22% and 46% more for service. the ross valley sanitation district approved a rate like -- a rate hike of $118 a year. that brings the annual fee to $63. it's more in larkspur where the cost goes up $272 a year. those customers will now pay $864 annually. >>> a memorial service is scheduled today for the ucsf doctor killed in a crash in san francisco's hayes valley. the man was -- [ inaudible ] >> we're learning this morning that they will add seat belts to the shuttles as a result of that accident. they will also hold

mark steiner. [applause] >> good evening everybody. and welcome to the i'm glad you all showed up this evening. this is important to add on to what the library said when we realized that manning marable past, somebody i knew as a great human being, interesting intellect, powerful figure we decided we couldn't just let the day go and we needed to get a panel together to talk about this work. and for me it was especially important. malcolm x was a figure that we will talk about in this book. very few people who have a poster stand on both iran and the united states of america, so the juxtaposition of malcolm x and the power and pain of his legacy. for me when he passed away and i called carla right away to see if we need to continue with this with the panel we came up with because as a young man of 18-years-old when malcolm x's assassination of a jump on greyhound bus to go to new york to stand outside the truth had his funeral and was among the thousands and thousands most amazing days as malcolm was driven to the cemetery for his last