> commissioners, the argument that has been named by the appellant is related not to the loss of tenancies. i do not see anything relating to due process or to the actual permit itself. i find the property owner has his rights. i believe that should be addressed with the board. it >> i would agree, and i would add that although we do not have an opinion about life safety issues common -- life safety issues, it would seem and we are required to rely on the report by the engineer, and i find that to be compelling, and there would be further possible harm to this family. they would be adequately compensated, so i would not support granting jurisdiction of your your -- jurisdiction. >> i have similar beliefs. this is troublesome and concerning, and i think it needs to be remedied. i am in favor of denying the jurisdiction request. >> is there a motion, commissioner of hamas -- commissioners beaumont -- commissioners? >> the move to deny jurisdiction. >> on that motion -- [calling votes] the vote is 4-0 to deny jurisdiction. jurisdiction is denied. >> we will move on to item no. 5, king market

so and that ends when the tenancy ends the tenant has the responsibility to restore it to the way it used to be. done at the expense of the tenant. the landlord has to allow them to make those changes. see this done in san francisco where someone says i need to get my wheel chair in my building and i want a lift on the front of the building. the landlord says i don't want a lift. sorry, you are required by the law to let them make it accessible for them. do it properly with permits and remove it when they are through. i appreciate you coming, thank you very much. i will see you next month here. >> good afternoon. thank you for coming out here on this beautiful summer solstice day with a phenomenal view. you can see mount diablo from here. you can also see our beautiful city. i am the director of public works. i am very pleased to be year. -- i am very pleased to be here to speak to this great community project. i will start you out with this fact, speaking of our beautiful city. 25% of our beautiful city is taken up by public right of way, streets, sidewalks, and scraps and parcels t

so and that ends when the tenancy ends the tenant has the responsibility to restore it to the way it used to be. done at the expense of the tenant. the landlord has to allow them to make those changes. see this done in san francisco where someone says i need to get my wheel chair in my building and i want a lift on the front of the building. the landlord says i don't want a lift. sorry, you are required by the law to let them make it accessible for them. do it properly with permits and remove it when they are through. i appreciate you coming, thank you very much. i will see you next month here. supervisor mirkarimi: i think that the deliberations that came out of the last few months on the question of tax breaks and tax reform have helped us arrive at a particular place that gives us this entree to determining, maybe with our toe in the water, of what it might look like to actually recall tax structure. for most of my adult life, i have spent completely here in san francisco. now about 27 years. i was born in chicago. my father had emigrated from iran to go to school in chicago where

remains available as a back up, so it is not something that then becomes available for new tendency -- tenancy, nor is it really suited for any other city use. it is a very specific facility. that is the bulk of the square footage involved. the other square footage is also tied with other areas of the mta, so it would be difficult to create demise in walls and separate occupancy of non-empty use, so it is difficult to recapture that. i think would just be repurchased for mta's purposes. -- repurchased -- repurposed for nt 8's purposes. supervisor kim: [inaudible] >> good afternoon. sfmta real estate. 505 seventh street is our enforcement dispatch office, and they actually dispatched the traffic control and parking control officers from that location so that they walk to their vehicles at sixth and townsend streets, which is about 300 go for, the three- wheeled vehicles. two people will be moved from the enforcement division to 1455 market street. and that it is lease. mta will be doing a request of proposals for a strategic plan to look at all our facilities for the next several decades, and w

monterey bay or inland, tenancy in the low to mid-50s.e today, warmer than average, afternoon temperatures, more clouds and that will signal a cooling trend for tomorrow through saturday. then looks like warmer weather sunday, monday and tuesday. for today, we're warmer in oakland and santa rosa by about 2 degrees. san jose is going to hit 85 degrees. drop three degrees in concord down to 91. four hours and 45 minutes of sunshine -- 14 hours. >> no marine clouds and nothing to inhibit the warm sunshine. 70s and 80s around the bay. east bay with the warmest weather, low to 90s. dublin around 89 degrees. castro valley, union city, fremont, low 80s everybody else mid to upper 70s. mid to upper 80s in south bay where sunnyvale and milpitas at 83. low 80s for the peninsula. you can see the mid-50s along the coast. 57 in the sunset. downtown san francisco, around 70 degrees. north bay, 75 in sausalito, 80 in san rafael to 90 in santa rosa and beaches in the mid-50s. monterey, mid to upper 70s. upper 80s to low 90s inland. hugged over to the gam

disappointed environmental groups here because it did come into the case, one of the utilities is a tenancy valley authority so it is a federal agency. the obama administration told the court that epa was making progress here and was going forward with the rulemaking and it did not want the courts to intervene until epa did what it was supposed to do. and the court accepted that argument. >> ifill: okay, marcia coyle, another busy day. >> it was. and we have maybe two more left. >> ifill: okay, we'll talk to you then. >> thank you. >> brown: and coming up we will indeed >> brown: coming up, we'll have more on the future of class action lawsuits after the wal- mart ruling; plus, afghan women and the taliban; a high school course about refugees; children's allergies on the upswing; and remembering the big man. but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: white house officials today defended the president's conclusion that the u.s. is not involved in hostilities in libya. mr. obama used that reasoning last week to justify not seeking congressional approval und