this is the wall that i referred to in the email dated may 11 in may 25. prior to the actual filing of the jurisdiction request. i am sorry? commissioner hwang: can you put your exhibit on the overhead, please? >> you can see right here -- let me put it up a little bit. you can see that right here, there is a counter, like an opening, as there would be in any pharmacy where a customer would approach and get a prescription filled. there are two openings here. this wall, this exact wall, which was done by their contractor after they were in there doing construction and perpendicular wall that those of you that you cannot see, the two walls formed to the waiting room of the building. those two walls were the walls i was referring to in the emails, clearly done by their contractor. now, i understand that they have spent a lot of money, and i feel but they probably think they can use a sliding scale of morality in order to testify here, but the truth of the matter is that the fact that they spent the money does not alter the fact that they were doing constructio

all of the pertinent email about the timing of the construction, and i only filed because there was construction next door. it was not just a temporary wall. there were other walls and other people will testify that it is the same wall they now have their that you have seen the photographs that have the cutouts for the windows that people come up to. that is what they have their prior to may 24. they had gotten that far. they had done all of the demolition, all of the florin, all of the side walls, the entire counter wall. -- all of the flooring, all of the side walls, the entire counter wall. it is only bar drugs' arrogance at permitting -- permeating this entire case, knowing the committee would not be happy with, they did not file for a permit to begin with. it after the jurisdiction request was filed, they continue to complete the construction and tried to get a permit or get their filed permit approval, believing, in their arrogance, that would basically care the fact they did not have a valid permit. i don't know how that could possibly work, and i believe that is addressed in the findings

>> i did not make a habit of looking in there, but when she noticed it that day, when she said the email, we were discussing it and how to look at it, and it was there. commissioner hwang: thank you. >> is there any other public comment? seeing none, commissioners, the matter is before you. >> it seems additional evidence has been taken, so i should have the opportunity. president peterson: that is correct. thank you. vice president goh: well, in regards to whether there was work done before, i have found that we have heard credible evidence tonight as well as in the submissions that we received in preparation for today. i am not sure if it makes sense to go ahead and suggest changes to the findings now or if we should hear from the other commissioners as to whether others would like a revoke or not -- a revote or not. and i think that the project sponsors admission that there was removal of fixtures, and i know from other cases that i have worked on that these kinds of plumbing fixtures do require a permit, that that is a concession. i think that is probably enough, but even setting tha

most of the evidence in the board's findings relies on the palate, the appellant's testimony, the appellate's email. her testimony and e-mail about construction is based on what she saw from outside. in fact, what happened was quite different. the contractors declaration showed he did no work which required a permit before they got the permit on may 24. for example, the appellate says there is framing out of what looks like a counter wall. a drug has clarified at in an additional evidence that we would like to some that what the appellant may have salt in the contractor's declaration. it says, what she must have seen was a temporary wall i installed to hide the tools and materials. this wall does not affixed to the premises in any way and no permit was required to install this wall. also, this board should receive additional evidence from bay drugs because the brief made no mention that they had done work that required a permit prior to the permit, dust in the wrist binding, they naturally did not respond to this allegation. the allegation appears in the rebuttal brief. bay drugs did not have a cha

the p.t.o. president, i elected to share that information. >> i got a video! >> put it on youtube! >> i will. >> my mom decided it was her duty-- her civic duty-- to send out an emaile parents in the high school describing the events of the concert and the events on the train. so, when parents are reading this, they read, "your son and daughter, if they went to the concert, they were drinking. and there are graphic pictures of your sons and daughters on the internet. signed, evan skinner." >> well, my god, you cannot believe the response. i got emails from people i didn't know existed. about half of them were like, "thank you, thank you, thank you. as a result of that email, i sat down with my child. i had no idea, he took me on facebook and showed me pictures from the concert. it was absolutely appalling, blah, blah, blah." and about half were the full gamut of, "who the hell do you think you are? you stay out of our lives, thank you so much," to, "are you naïve?" and the kids were furious. >> what time did you get back? i flipped out when that happened. first of all, i think i had a right to just because, it was in my opinion, so out of line. that's what aaron to

the first modern regulatory system as we know it and hugo black subpoenaed said telegram which was the email of the day of everybody who had sent any telegram to washington d.c. in the hopes of finding embarrassing material on corporate executives which he did then use that on the floor of the senate. he was famous by saying wall street and big business were corrupt. jackson went head-to-head with andrew mellon secretary of treasury and one of the richest in the country and attacks fraud trial that put the national gallery in washington but that was the establishment and embody the financial system and douglas just gleefully took on never betty and threatened to take over the new york stock exchange and sufficiently scare the reform themselves and would gather big groups of rich people giving them speeches calling the cockroaches of wall street they got it the attention in this way and convinced him they were on the right side of the event. >> host: that is a nice segue to the next question. you i think make a good point* time and again of the extent to which ones biography dead-end -- says

uh, have we nailed him on the email trace yet? - computer crimes got us the i.p. address.sent munch and fin with a subpoena to get the customer name. - okay. - [on speaker] no detective benson? - what a shame. i had a hook in him. - you know, i noticed she wasn't wearing a wedding ring. is she seeing anyone? - really? seriously? let's drop the act. - it's not an act. - mackenzie just gave you up. - what? - she admitted you're her online boyfriend, that you two were gonna run away together. - you're... you--[laughs] you're lying. why--why--why-- why would she say that? - guess your hold on her isn't as strong as you thought it was. - no, you tricked her into telling you what you wanted to hear. you know, she-- she is a messed up kid. - erik... so just tell me what really happened. the judge will take into consideration that you're sparing this poor child the trauma of a trial. - i didn't do anything! - erik, it's over! it's over now. - no, it's not! because her real abuser is still out there. you know, i know this little girl is miserable at home. you know, you should be lo

first of all, i have copies of the male -- emails. has everything been answered? i don't believe it has. i don't believe all of the things have been answered other than that. >> the answer to that question is yes. >> that everything in these pages has been answered? including confirmation that you don't need ada parking spaces. i think you do. from what i understand. i live on the corner of bay and lion. we get every tour bus, every cable car with amplification talking about our home because they go and they come. it will take away the parks that the neighbors have worked on and was nobody taking responsibility? we believe we deserve to keep 18 spaces. we just heard from an employee that parts that the space. the exploratorium is a rent- paying private organization. they list public transportation that people can take. can they be transferred first? president buell: thank you. >> i just had an opportunity to review the background material on this, and i did not see any reference to ceqa or environmental review. if there has been an environmental review, that should

the moment. most of everything happening is via email and the responses we get from pacifica management is speakwe have had meetings, there's been lawyers present on their end, and to our understanding that is not negotiating in good faith. that's all i have to say as a union steward. one thing i want to say, too, is actually our news directors gave me this to say to you and i want to just read it. dear san francisco supervisors a as a long time news directors of kfpa f.m. we urge you to support avalos, campos, marr asking pacific radio to enter in good faith negotiation with our union, the local of 9145 and reinstate the morning show. we've served as union stewards at points in the past and are extremely disturbed by the actions of pacifica. she went over managers, refused to bargain in good faith and violated our contract provisions in carrying out the layoffs of the hosts of the kpfa morning show and suspending the program. pacifica has disregarded thousands of listener emails and phone calls, union grievances and appeals to reason by staff. we hope -- staff members to rescind the layoff and

sometimes they use the same website or same email address that i have for work on to a site like gawker and then maybe that's the same password that gets me into face book and it's also connected to twitter. as we see all of these different kind of communities that we participate in during the day, people aren't very good at keeping these walls separate. that's where the real influence is. >> brown: i heard today so they use to that affect twitter as well right. these would be people who use the same password for gawker and twitter. >> the same user name or the password. somebody between last night and this morning wrote a small computer program that figured out that exploit while hundreds or thousands of people are asleep their twitter accounts were automatically sending out advertisements for the super berry, right? while you were sleeping you were actually a victim to somebody else's marketing scam. >> brown: what if i or what if i our viewers don't go on gawker? should they care? >> they should care because this actually exploits larger vulnerabilitys into their workplaces. not only

. >> invited me to go to the party apparently got lost in the email. >> bill: i wouldn't be seen withew public anyway. i can't believe you don't understand after the november vote and after this humiliating compromise that you. >> you have got to remember what general bush said to think this is some kind of mandate for republicans is wrong. to get overconfident -- >> bill: i'm not interested in republicans and democrats. that's not what i'm talking about. i'm talking about the loons. the far outsocial justice people. >> what you call a loon i would not call a loon. >> bill: of course not. you are one of the loons. >> you think everything is the far left. everything is the far left to you. >> bill: she is not far left. i'm north far left. >> if it's not left far left. often do you say far right? do you ever say far right? no i say far right quite often on this program. do you agree with me that the far left is through? >> oh, please. >> bill: let her make a point. >> let me make a rational point about all of this. the far left is done. here is why. >> bill: temporarily. you might make

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go to cbs5.com click the connect button at the top of the page and then jefferson awards to find the emailomination form. >>> a soggy saturated san francisco on this wednesday evening. today's high was 54. over .6" of rain. you are not going to even believe what we have in store for you this weekend. that pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, disappeared. >>> a southern california man says he is in shock after his stolen car was returned 27 years after it disappeared. nearly three decades ago, bob andrews' '72 camaro was stolen from his apartment complex in santa ana t just turned up in a backyard in bell, california. police found a pink slip in the car and were able to find andrews. he said his muscle car is in better condition than when he last saw it. >> unbelievable really. 27 years? i thought that car had been partied down by now. >> andrews says the classic car is worth more now than when he had it. he says he will probably put it up for sale on craigslist. >> like he said, you think the insurance company is going to call and say, hey, bob... >> yeah

if you have a photo to share of weathers across the bay area, email it to mypix@cbs5.com.s a look at your weather. for your traffic, here is elizabeth. >> thank you, tracy. out to hayward, a new accident southbound 880 right before highway 92. we are hearing anywhere from two up to four cars may be involved in this crash. chp just got on scene and one middle lane is blocked. we are seeing slow speeds as far back as the 238 interchange. if you are heading towards the san mateo bridge, once you get on the bridge you're good to go. this is westbound 92 in the commute direction. looks good actually in all directions even though the freeway is crowded. bay bridge hard to see low visibility, lots of fog and mist. it's backed up to the macarthur maze at the bay bridge and slow and go from the incline towards the "s" curve. and a quick check of the silicon valley commute. westbound 237 busy slow and go. fatal hit-and-run in antioch they still have cavallo road shut down in both directions between east 18th and amber driver. it sounds like that investigation is going to continue th

the moment. most of everything happening is via email and the responses we get from pacifica management is speakwe have had meetings, there's been lawyers present on their end, and to our understanding that is not negotiating in good faith. that's all i have to say as a union steward. one thing i want to say, too, is actually our news directors gave me this to say to you and i want to just read it. dear san francisco supervisors a as a long time news directors of kfpa f.m. we urge you to support avalos, campos, marr asking pacific radio to enter in good faith negotiation with our union, the local of 9145 and reinstate the morn

the credit card confirmation. >> my credit card was charged and i thought it was good to go. >> reporter: but then days later, after other black friday savings had expired -- >> they sent out an email say it was cancelled. no tv for me. >> reporter: but it was no laughing matter for the more than 20 viewers who contacted consumerwatch after getting fry's order cancellation email. >> they supposedly had some type of technical error which allowed more tvs to be purchased than they had in intore and they would not be honoring those orders because they didn't have enough in stock. >> reporter: the better bureau received 66 complaints over the past four days and there are more than 900 signatures on

i don't remember the media lavishing praise on the climate gait emails. in fact, the reporter for the times said this -- documents appear to have been acquired illegally and contain all manner of private information and statements that were never intended for the public eye so they will not be posted here. it is so weird that they won't do climategate, whether they are looking for transparency. it seems the principle is a little more liquid than solid for those on the left. why? the reason they like it is because asage wants what they want. believe it or not, as crazy as it sounds, as one of the activists said, chaos for good. chaos for good. do you remember the episode where i put all of the... all of the radicals and i said there are real radicals like ben jones and then there are the democratic radicals. remember that? i had the timeline and one had the anarchists and the politicians that i said, you can't put bill clinton with the van jones revolutionaries, they are using that. they are using revolutionaries and anarchists for what? create the chaos so

adjourn, if i may, there was a side remark earlier when the material was submitted about whether we read it. yes, we do. we really do. any emails that you send to the commission go to our secretary. she instantly forwards them to all of us. they get an hour in box immediately. all of that material is taken into consideration. we do not just set it aside. it is our obligation as commissioners for san francisco and for u.s. citizens to do that. -- and for you, as citizens, to do that. those who send emails and did not show up at public testimony, we hear from everybody. it is not just the developers whose presentation we hear. it is not only the staff and gives us there learned opinion. -- their learned opinions based on the codes and what they do. it all comes into consideration. i do not want anyone to think that we ignore it because we do not. >> mr. president, could i have one last word? following up on that comment, i may be accused of not listening to testimony. but i did go through one document handed to us by pauley marshall. she was the person who identified herself as a commissioner from the rent board but was not speak

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