sweeney ran the plans in the file. he found that the plants that had been approved by dbi was very, very different from what was happening at the site, and whether or not mr. yee altered the plants, the plant at the site were altered, and dbi, after several months of trying to figure this out issued a series of stop work orders, and then we came through the process of the planning department and getting the 311 and a variance. there was a hearing of the planning commission. there was a hearing at the zoning administrator with the planning commission, and both of them, the zoning administrator and the planning commission decided the same thing, that the project that had been built was illegal, they had to go back to the project that had complied with the code. they cannot build an addition that did not comply with the code. in the front. they cannot build an addition on the front because they did not comply with code. mr. greavy is going to speak to the fact that he knew when he was there. we're asking you to uphold the

regardless who hughey and sweeney have to go. the complete lack of written policy are a symptom of the real problem at the department and at the monthsv. let's not forget the mayor. the real problem is you and the mayor condone this pathetic situation * with the willful lack of oversight. you have allowed these people to get away with so much for so long they're starting to believe their own bull sheet that they can get away with anything. you ask they are wrong. i'll see you next month. thanks for listening. >> any further public comment? >> the next speaker. >>> commissioners, good morning, my name is robert davis at the bayview. and i'd like to ask to bring up some topics. i have some prepared notes. one is an emergency demolition order that was signed by the acting director back on august 7th for property located at the corner of thornton and 3rd street of the bayview. the owner has done nothing and the 30-day period is past. the next item is 48 01 3rd street, which as you see in my notes was the subject of a lien. went to th

heather sweeney was celebrating her birthday with friends last month the place was packed with people, dancing to loud music. we she went to check on her coat she was attacked by a man and woman who took off. sweeney says she is hyper vigilant about using her phone in public. >> i don't take my phone out in a parking garage, corner. i take it out if i'm sitting stopped in a public area once inside my home or office, i don't check while commuting. >> police say cell phone thefts are rising in the marina and pack heights areas as well as other parts of the city. the law firm sweeney works for is putting up the reward money as well as airing publish service announcements on the radio to alert residents to the problem. >>> official proposed way to prevent protesters from interrupting meetings,. don't let them in. last week demonstrators forced the council to shutdown -- administrator wants to reduce public access to meetings by eliminating half of the 214 seats in the city hall chambers. no more standing. no more hanging out in the hall outside. the plan is under discussion. a spokeswoman

healthy sweeney was celebrating her birthday with about a dozen or more friends.t was packed with people dancing to a dj. >> we headed out to the dance floor and we were all kind of hanging out right in this area where we are now. >> sweeney went to check on their coats, which they left in the alcove. >> i felt like a large arm go around my rib cage. >> a man grabbed her arm and pulled it back sharply while female accomplices began grabbing at her jewelry. >> and they instantly were trying to rip my engagement ring off so i made a fist. and that was right when i knew something really bad was happening. then they tried to rip my earrings out of my ear, gave a sharp like tug on my necklace, and then took my phone out of my back pocket, hit me in the face, a closed fist punch in the face. >> the punch blackened her eye and she fell to the ground dazed. it happened fast and the music was blaring, people were dancing. even though there were security guards here, no one saw what happened. >> so we came out here. >> after police were called, sweeney borrowed her friend's

healthy sweeney was celebrating her birthday with about a dozen or more friends.people dancing to a dj. >> we headed out to the dance floor and we were all kind of hanging out right in this area where we are now. >> sweeney went to check on their coats, which they left there. >> i felt like a large arm go around my rib cage. >> a man grabbed her arm and pulled it back sharply while female accomplices began grabbing at her jewelry. >> and they instantly were trying to rip my engagement ring off so i made a fist. and that was right when i knew something really bad was happening. then they tried to rip my earrings out of my ear, gave a sharp like tug on my necklace, and then took my phone out of my back pocket, hit me in the face, a closed fist punch in the face. >> the punch blackened her eye and she fell to the ground dazed. it happened fast and the music was blaring, people were dancing. each though there were security guards here, no one saw what happened. >> so we came out here. >> after police were called, sweeney borrowed her friend's cell and they began track

the dolean law firm launching a public service campaign to make sure what happened to heather sweeney does not happen to anyone else. she was celebrating a birthday inside of a bar z man and woman mugged her. >> reality is that it's happening everywhere and happening to people walking down the street in broad daylight and inside restaurants and thieves becoming more aggressive and more brazen. attacks getting more violent. >> chris dolean plans to spend up to $20,000 on this campaign that will include radio and newspaper warnings for what is being called phone jacking and offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to arrest of the people who attacked heather sweeney. >> u.s. banks have been overwhelmed by powerful cyber attacks. >> this are millions of customers blocked in a massive attack. >> there is ab elevated level of threat that is now high. >> sources tell abc news it's a attempt where hackers have kmond yeerd thousands of computers world wide that have overwhelmed bank web sites with electronic traffic. >> this is twice as large as nif flood we've seen. >> thursday there

heather sweeney was celebrating her birthday with friends last month the place was packed with people dancing to loud music when she went to check on coats she was attacked by a man and woman who took off. >> i don't take my phone out in a parking garage, corner, i take my phone out if i'm sitting, stopped in a public area or once inside my home or office i don't check while i'm commuting. >> police say cell phone thefts are rising the law firm sweeney works for is puting up the reward money airing public service announcements on radio to alert residents to the problem. >>> we are learning more about yahoo's turn around plan. the ceo is making changes when it comes to how the company will roll out new products sources say she demanding products be shipped out within six months and generate 100 million users or 100 million dollars towards the company's bottom line if that can't happen, yahoo won't bother with the product. yahoo hered her from google this year. >>> californians appear to be against granting drivers license and in-state tuition breaks to illegal immigrants. new poll find

sweeney. >> commissioner mar? >> did she move? >> getting any permits or apply for any permits or anything? >> she has not applied for any permits. >> i have a question for counsel. does the rehearing request stay our action? >> i believe it does. >> and there is a deadline for rehearing? for requesting a rehearing? >> yes, but i can't tell you what it is right off the top of my head. i think she complied -- my recollection is she complied with the time frame for requesting a rehearing. >> and now she's continuing it? >> my understanding is on september seventh, requested a continuance based on the fact that because of the high holy days. >> so, she knew when she scheduled it when it was going to be or no? my concern is that this is a delaying tactic and i wonder -- i guess we have to allow for a continuance request. but my concern is what it does to implementing our decision. so, if it stays our decision, i guess, do we have to grant a continuance? * 7th >> no. however, given the building department has agreed to it -- >> okay. >

heather sweeney was celebrating her birthday with about a dozen or more friends. packed with people. dancing to a dj. >> we headed out to the dance flar and we were all kind of hanging out flight this area where we are now. >>reporter: she checked on the coat which they left in this alcove. >> with my back i felt alarming arm go around my rib cage. >>reporter: man grabbed her arm and pulled it back sharply while female accomplices began grabbing at her jewelry. >> and they were trying to get, rip myen gamingment ring off. and i made a fist. that was right when i knew something really bad was happening. then they tried to rip my earrings out of my ear. gave a sharp like tug on my necklace and then took my phone out of my back pocket. hit me in the face. close fist punch in the face. >>reporter: the punch black ep her eye and she fell to the ground dazed. it happened fast. the music was blaring. people were dancing. even though there were security guards here no one saw what happened. >> so we came out here. >>reporter: after police were called sweeney borrowed her

commissioners, i commend and thankñr deputy sweeney and the chief building inspector for taking actions all about, customer service. another matter -- now therew3 is one clerk in charge of the division's. frankly, trying to call one of the division's i am on hold for minutes. is not a small department. we have so many inspectors with building. i think we could really work much better. i hope he would consider that. 're all quite happy with what is going on right now. thank you very much. commissioner mccarthy:ñr next speaker. seeing none -- >>ñr÷m item four, discussion of attrition valuesñrqgñ for dbi compared to other departments. <>> pamela levin, deputy directr of services. we are passing out a presentation so you can seev?t t in a more face-to-face type of format. we last talked about the budget, and you had requestedp$t we loot the attrition of values we were budgeted at four some ofñr the department's. 's 2jñ% office of policy and financeséie a presentation. once we finish with the presentation, we will both be available for questions. >> is it connected to -- having an overhe

steve sweeney is going one step farther.efs from giants and jets home games. i talked with him last hour and asked him why he's getting involved. >> because honestly the nfl's committing consumer fraud on the public. you know, they can put anybody in a uniform and say they're referees, they're not. people spend a lot of money to go to nfl games and there's a lot of money invested in nfl games and they're committing fraud right now on the public and it's not right. you know, we license boxing officials to make sure that the boxers are safe. these players' health is at risk and it's just wrong what the nfl is doing. you know, during the summer they said they would never allow these refs to go into the league. they're in the league. it's week three. i was on the radio with the commissioner of the lingerie football league yesterday and he told me that some of the people tharp actually officiating these games were fired from his league. so that's what we have in a game that we really truly enjoyed. it's not fair to the consumer,

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sweeney, who was present, -- a troubling accusation in here. someone forges something, someone familiar with the engineering procedures of the city. it is more troubling that accusations like that can be made without a hearing, evidence, proof, a jury, or anything else. those applique -- allegations up and flying around for quite some time, in that understand the process because i have been a commissioner in the past in other cities, but i do not think it is right to rely on unsubstantiated, even if it comes from a man with great experience to earnestly believe that there was some untoward event. there is no evidence that he has the ability to do that. he never did this type of work in his professional career. there is no evidence that anybody who worked for him did that. there is no evidence that he was ever told that somebody did that. there is no evidence that he participated in this in anyway, so to the extent that this portrait of documents was somehow related to the decisions that were made as we move forward, it should not have been. the

sweeney is also trying to end this madness. he introduced legislation that would ban replacement referees in the state, where both the new york giants and the jets play. >>> questionable calls has a redskins coach's wallet a little lighter. the nfl is fining offensive coordinator kyle shanahan $25,000. shanahan not happy about the officiating during the redskins' loss to the bengals on sunday and was given an unsportsmanlike penalty for berating the refs. he then chased them off the field into the tunnel. shanahan said in a statement that he would not respond that way again. >>> 4:47. now a developing story in spain. overnight police fired rubber bullets and used batons to fight off marchers to gather in madrid to demonstrate against the government's handling of the economic crisis there. protesters clashed with police all day during a march that stopped short of spain's parliament building. they're demanding new elections criticizing the government's tax cuts and hikes. more protests are expected today. today more than 1 milli

director sweeney, directors? >> let me stop you right there, commissioner. what is in front of us is item -- >>> i'm explaining why you should speed things up. >> i'm telling you now you need to -- >>> stop the clock, please. >> not refer to staff. confront us here about the item on the search for the director. please keep your comments to that. and i asked you that once. >>> very good, sir. there are reasons to speed up this search. so, okay. no directives from staff. i think that's a big problem. you need a director who will direct. furthermore, how can this commission allow a department to exist with no written and authorized policies and procedures? how can you allow these persons whose actual title includes the word director to not direct? i insist a director who has not issued any directives is committing administrative malfeasance at the level of official misconduct. the lack of written direction for a lengthy period of time has resulted in complete confusion at the department from operating by word of mouth only. has the department become criminal or

steve sweeney says he will introduce a bill to prevent those refs from calling any pro sports eventsn new jersey. he's really angry about the final play monday night in the seahawks/packers game. at first the refs made two different calls on that game- deciding final play. the 49ers are playing the jets in new jersey this sunday. >>> an i-care provider in wisconsin wants to help the referees who made that game deciding call. he wants to help them see more clearly. he's offering free lasik surgery for those replacement refs who officiated the game. he said those officials obviously had some vision problems. so he wants to help out. >>> back here at home, the san francisco giants say there are no plans to include melky cabrera on their postseason roster. he was suspended for 50 games, as you know, after that positive drug test on august 15th. now, he could be eligible to rejoin the giants during the national league championship series if the giants get that far. cabrera will be a free agent at the end of this season. >>> all right. 7:22. it's been cool along the coast and folks there a

heather sweeney was celebrating her birthday with about dozen or more friends.ed with people dancing to a dj. >> we had it out on the dance floor. we were all kinds of hanging out in this area. >> she went to check on their coats when they left in in an alcove. >> i felt a large arm go around my rib cage. >> a man pulled her arm back while female accomplices grabbed her julie. >> they were trying to get my engagement ring off. i made a fist. that was knew something really bad was happening. then they tried to rip my earrings out of my ear. then they took my phone out of my back pocket. hit me in the face. fist punch in the face. >> it black ends her eye and fell to the ground dazed. it happened fast. music was blaring and people were dancing. even though there were security guards, no one saw what happened. >> we came out here. >> after police were called. she borrowed a friend and tracked her stolen phone using an app. >> we saw the phone on the map was already on lombard street. >> they ran down lombard and on to steiner street. >> we ran two blocks. they were

president obama involved, john sweeney from the state of new jersey banning replacement refs.bob: one more thing. ♪ ♪ [cell phone beeps] hey! so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >> eric: all right. time for one more thing. you're up first. >> andrea: okay. in 2009 remember president obama said this -- >> america and islam are not exclusive. need not be in competition. instead they overlap and share common principles of justice and progress. tolerance and dignity of all human beings. >> andrea: that was the speech to cairo. he talked about war on women but how about war on muslim women. this is something the president has not talked about. he had an opportunity to talk about the real war on women, which is where women are killed in the middle east, honor killings. a lot can't drive. if they're rapeed they need four male witnesses. he dropped the ball on the subject. so when you hear him talk about the real war on women it's in the middle east that he shirked. a