& m tavern my grandfather original operated the m & m on fifth street any fathom after he served in the patrick in the navy in world war ii came back and took over the business in 1946 at the fifth street location and in 1958 my parents were kicked out of the location by the landlord-tenant and they prurnd the building in 1958 any parents purchased that and developed the m & m tavern and in 1986 when my dad retired in 1978 they renovated the hotel into 8 apartments and we came before the commission at the time for a conditional use permit and for the bar over the last 40 o 80 years approximately in 1988 our concern we have expressed this project will destroy our building we need to have the sponsor look at it seriously go among other things this will destroy things it's a 5 non-masonry built in 1912 on approximately 21 hundred square feet the figure two demonstrates where we are we're the x the thick is worth by the huge project through that's where we are and from looking at some of the other drawings you're going to be seeing there's a zero lot line that directly abuts and gives c

it played tammy why net, led zeppelin and marvin gay and the supremes. mown was coming through big time. everything was right there. i had the jackson five, knew nothing about michael jackson. the temptations. when the '70s came, we had a rock and roll station and a crazy soul station. all of that felt perfect to me. then they want to put me into a box. i'm like okay, i'll go over here. some day, i'm going to get out. going to move a little more. >> free at last. >> yes. >> i love hearing the term. >> come on. >> i love it. that was priceless right there. the m to the e is back. the new project, "this is m.e." i think you will love it. good to have you on the program, again. i'm honored to have you come see us. melissa is going to close the show with a song called "a little bit of me" off the cd "this is m.e." love you, too. thanks for watching. enjoy the performance. as always, keep the faith. ♪ ♪ if you believe, if you tried ♪ it could be enough to know you were alive ♪ ♪ if you knew the truth, it couldn't be denied ♪ ♪ it could change the world enough t

gut about the 5 m recorded that has multiple approvals in multiple places it wasn't an area plan and the first preservation we've had was before the eir i have been looking in the eir for who i contact who's in charge of the project that should be explicit in the eir partly because go planning is good about providing records we see get records fast in the planning department thank you sensitivity people and the bureaucracy dealing with requests missouri ed is not i have a request in for files because it is observe they're involved i'll get the answers after the first of the year because they have bureaucracies beyond belief to get files it needs to be understood the project description a often been the approval files that are not the ero files second thing is information items have to be considered on complicated cases like on c pfc and the neighborhood plan on the multiple area plans there should be information hearing not before the hearing on the eir because that's dirty pool but structured to people said what the project is that is coming especially on a complicated area plan or i

good afternoon, commissioners i'm luis in the last few months we've seen the efforts of 5 m to engage the community and they have had workshops and discussions i have attended some in the beginning even the 5 w of the intersection for the arts and the design they had you know invited all of the components of the jobs to small businesses and the affordability in the area south of market i'd like to see have more of this discussion because of you know the community benefits, the impacts of the benefits and the community i'm looking forward to hearing more of a discussion in the community and with the hopes that all of the communities needs that is impressed in all of those words of discussion will be incorporated in the overall plan of this thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. good afternoon, commissioners my name is rudy i'm born and raised in the south of market city still live there i hope i'm not genocide by my comments i'm the executive director of the violence preservation program and the relationship i've been having with 5 m is excellent they've support the fundraiser they've

impact the commercial tenants as well as the apartment above it focusing on the eir the report that the 5 m reporting says the significant vibrations especially pile driving is used as a construction method could have significant impact again, it's a 1912 building and probably will have significant impact we're looking to have some form of mitigation to protect the building and the integrity of the building there's a risk of the north e north side it abuse on the largest of the building will have a zero clearance so special dust and noise and vibration control is fog o something we'll look for our building has a set back with the windows and the bedrooms and the bathroom look at 5 stories it's tile on howard it is nothing once 5 m is in place so hallway of the apartments will look out into we're not sure what it doesn't show set backs and have no discussions the bulk of the project is of concern and we have had speakers speak about the pedestrian safety when you go to the howard side marching is the closest street two buildings the proposed drivers with hundreds of trucks and cars a day is

it is part of an overall plan to create that expressway all the m-5between the m-3 and the and down to cornwall to make sure we improve this vital network. as for stonehenge, we will make sure this extraordinary monument also has the attention it deserves. 20-year-old sophie lancaster was brutally murdered in 2007, kicked to death in a part by a group of males as part of the subculture of goth. she was a victim of hate crimes. the implications of this tragedy continue today. will the prime minister meet with the foundation to see the excellent work they do and to ensure that there is a clear message that there is no are -- there are no exceptions to hate crimes? >> i remember the tragic case of the girl that he talks about and the way -- the appalling way in which she was treated and beaten . i am very happy to look at what meeting i can arrange to make sure that how we combat hate crime in all its forms is properly addressed in our country. banks andek, 40 building societies issued a joint declaration to deal with multimillion dollar career fraud, where people are called posing as ban

sponsor. >> get set up here good afternoon, commissioners ami is audrey i'm with 4 city working on the 5 m projects i'm to walk you on the math and the thinking of where we landed today and introducing our project architect to speak about the architecture for the project one moment please so we've been activating the sited beginning in 2009 by bringing the tenants to the site and the already existing chronicle with this timeline it shows possess importantly we'll have a series of community hearings to focus the discussion on areas of community benefits such as affordability and the design, open space and jobs and economic development most recently those meetings happened in november or a couple weeks ago and in addition anticipation for today is hearing we extended the notice letters to 35 different organizations in selma to increase people's awareness and their participation in this the site is located in a transient rich area many mission and extends to howard we're about a 5 minute walk from the subway and as well as a block from pals bart that has the capacity of all the downtown stops

timid items acted on today may appear on the december agenda. >> m call item one. >> a resolution granting the revokable portion of the public right-of-way along market street. >> and thank you. i'm the harrow of item number one colleagues is a resolution authorizing the installation of the light rail art project along market street this item has been considered and endorsed by the arts and historic preservation commission i have broad community support by organizations including 70 michelle obama ma the buena vista arts and sf beautiful and the cb d from integral market and yerba buena this is an exciting project that is the first of its kind in the world visualize the light rail vehicles thin light strange longer than market street if the embarcadero to van ness sending delicately delicate lights matching the 200 underground trains people will monitor the trains by the above ground lights colleagues this is the transportation spine of san francisco and one of the most important streets it is deserving of improved treatment compared to what it is today that's why we're moving forward with

that the public hearing should be detailed until after the holiday season we've not received the draft from 5 m even though our community has 45 thousand specifically is effected by the demonstration directly and indirectly i've requested our experienced legal council who paid the participation in the yerba buena to help with the draft given the long term fire chief of san francisco and he concerns expressed by residence and supervisors and i'm respectfully asking the planning commission to provide a thirty day notice for a hearing to take place in january thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. hi, i'm teresa i'm from the veterans center i'm going to prison talk about the prospective the 5 m has conducted community meetings and i'm - we would like to see more community residents being involved in this committee meetings and so i know that there will be more dialog coming up on this especially, when it comes to housing there's a lot of residents in selma that are in dire need of the how's and i'm sure for the rest of the city this is a big project we of time to see more affordable hous

is the same organization be responsible for the beautiful light bay lights on the bay bridge which the m t c approved or answered into an mou to make that installation on the bay bridge permanent this project will be opportunity and maintained for private funds in he and the city will not be responsible for the installation or maintenance slaegz colleagues we'll be hearing more first from the public works and then from ben davies from the arts. >> and good afternoon, supervisors i'm the city person from public works this project was into our office i have - sorry. >> take your time. >> all right. all right. thank you again, this project came to public works back in june and we're reviewed it and we're into the regular process and this is the light rail market from van ness to embarcadero about two miles illuminating the city which was described and it is the works first sculpture of its kind and the entire route has one hundred 42 lights that is going into the city through the tubdz and this is an example that joined obituary us we got from the sponsor which is the illuminate our of the

is the same organization be responsible for the beautiful light bay lights on the bay bridge which the m t c approved or answered into an mou to make that installation on the bay bridge permanent this project will be opportunity and maintained for private funds in he and the city will not be responsible for the installation or maintenance slaegz colleagues we'll be hearing more first from the public works and then from ben davies from the arts. >> and

members of the commission i'm the special project manager at spur i'm here to support the 5 m project we think this is an important project to the city and find the eir to be a range of alternatives the summary as a clear road to the mitigation and improvement measures for the complex project this atrocity rich location is good for office and housing we're excited the provision of the arts and community and the proposal to provide significant open space and we commend the plan that helps historical building we find it adequate stayed impacts on the air quality are reslaetsdz by the state spur buildings this project will support the city's goals to create better pedestrian and consider transportation and reduce the environmental review we urge e courage the commission to move forward. >> thank you. next speaker. good afternoon john of the yerba buena consortium we share and ask you to extend the public comment period until january i find this eir hard to navigate through because there's so much missing to beginning with ailing almost all the design graphic are not in the document they'

number of families of black men and black boys killed by police, including eric garner's family and the milies of michael brown from ferguson, tamir rice and amadou diallo. they also demonstrated in boston and st. louis and pennsylvania, even in nebraska. and dozens of other places across the country. it's been nearly two weeks since the eric garner grand jury decision and three wooeks since the decision in ferguson, missouri, in the michael brown case. if this weekend is any indication, it does not seem like the protest movements has anywhere near spent its energy. . see? crest whitestrips work on a deeper level than paste. whitening toothpaste only removes surface stains, but whitestrips go below the enamel surface to safely remove deep stains. don't miss our buy one get one free offer this holiday season! nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to

i wanted to report last time a u l i event as part of a please state your name and address on prop m the office allocation there's confusion where prop m or 5 m and the it was a discussion commissioner richards attended last time about one hundred people in attendance i presented essentially the same presentation that staff presented a few weeks there was a discussion from the panel from the effects of prop m and the effects on the office development and in the future of office development in the city and it was a fairly lively discussion very, very good group of people just with wanted to report on that. >> thank you. >> commissioners item 8 review of past events and board of supervisors of the preservation commission. >> good afternoon planning aaron starr the committee harder the alcoholic ordinance it exempts small businesses from the third street r u z it was premd recommend for approval with proposed modifications the modifications was for the board to consider requiring the conditional use authorization for small beer manufacturing on november 17th it was heard public comment was

>> the coordination with m u.n. i -- certainly the environmental documents provide that m u.n. i i will be ready and there's an assessment with each phase so there there will be parity and transit opportunities for residents and as we see already on shipyard hill top the master developer is already running shuttles and they will still continue to make sure people are connected to transit and the alice griffith residents will have access to those as well not just for the market development rates for folks on hill top. >> so i'd echo those concerns if we're talking about a part of the city historically hasn't had great transit options and reliance on a car is higher so anybody living in the sunset or richard essentially can't rely on i don't think our transit system to get them around town so building new construction you have to line those things up and that coordination needs to happen i think so we can delivery on the promise to connect this area. >> the 29 is already there and it runs up and down gill man and gill man is parallel to carol so that already exists so it's a quick

m. keep united states courthouse. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from ohio, mr. gibbs, and the gentleman from new york, mr. bishop, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio. mr. gibbs: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 1378 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. gibbs: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gibbs: h.r. 1378 designates the united states federal judicial center located at 333 west broadway in san diego, california, as the john roads federal judicial center, it also designates the united states courthouse in san diego, california, as the james m. carter and judeth n. keep united states courthouse. john s. roach senior was a united states federal judge on the united states tisstrict court for the southern district of

jones this is a great memo he appreciate how it works especially the 5 m we have a process it could be complicated because of the extension criteria on and on on the grounds i don't in the make every hour 60 days and forget about the process. >> i guess we can i think that - you know this is sort of a question that i thought about a little bit as i was preparing this sequa indicates that 45 days is considered an adequate amount of times under normal circumstances so i not think scliend without cause to go longer than that i think you know making sure that we've provided that consideration about times with the time period sufficient is an important step but you know we stick closely to the sequa guidelines and will stay with them and i'm coming from in light felt project planner takes several months we can subsequential 15 days in the light of a project didn't seem long tell you. >> in the predictability is a big thing for project sponsors so i'm not suggesting the reason not to do it because project sponsors won't like it is more our compliance with sequa. >> thank you. i do want to as

staff that was here they are not going to give an accurate report i think one needs to be done by the f m articulation. >> that's concludes the public comment okay. >> the search-and-seizure council report our chairman is not here of the cac and item 9 to constitute a consent calendar, are considered are considered to be routine by the planning commission, and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission, there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests, in which event the matter shall as a separate item at this or a future hearing. (calling names). >> herbert weaning politics is the art of kcmo people now i advocate free fair for citizens and the disabled not done at the extension of having the citizens and disabled walk a quarter of a mile to the bus stop a lousy compromises and no one should sign on to it including the members of the board or mta administrator it if make sense to have free bus fair and crawl to the bus stop a quarter of a mile away that's not really what we want free bus fair yes f

the m pacifica this is democracy now. >> [indiscernible] >> but the war is not over. u.s.

m hawa woing butoe seris outit dedeth isoi tgo ofinadiert reion. so wt tte my ad houg eou b dippnt a hprab w but heidt ow t. heimy ido oth y,elso hsdiee the wr ou mh th s a rm tn hr e. th w t lt mee scseit so ftaga a ins too f d oerin t roho m nre ofsionalr n mylf ertgbck toha escilyhewrinth bo. jtrli nd woth efepttmu after fishheoo ani aledhi wti thoth i asinac sendueinaso etr tddneheig tng butoe rya ddn fe a iasea t ak th kind cmien it jt rdor t n ve my - ndo di'think i s a t li he ndenlshai ulbe eain re abutoetarednd e dn tnk wlde er aughte ppus i d t odrnkg h engshetangomni. rrentiv clyburn y s. >>t'exemy cingo th y he meo yr okignger the ea umer yong op nd e uiee d wi hwultla ite t outhvae edcio dsot em toval ias ch esomemeshld >>eltoheth pplwh arhe l msathng-- two thgso ou rsofllhe's pt thisbokthdel ih w pelerat falu en rsrafoofcen 70, lot. angain 18n lo. ir aii19 a i lost. d athdof ht apan frnd nesad me we, atreouoi tdo w? u veuslo f t third mendounowh tysa the ris d u' o. i ido rindth's baba leadoby ou li tirlv bbaba rus. sa tevy unpeon espeal isohcrin yog op sul iy o ste' oto ouste' oto dt chsehene le stt' thon th ionhesal whe br

one of the main detention centers was in afghanistan. --m that country's president >> the report is shocking. the un's human rights law and principles have been violated by the cia personnel and its contractors. she afghan government condemn these acts and strong words. >> the u.n. high commissioner on human rights said there should be no impunity for torture. the report, he added, was a stark reminder that far more must be done to stamp it out. in: -- in poland one of the acknowledged the presence of a cia prison. the americans approached us for a site, he said. he denied knkning what was inside, but said the site was closed after pressure from:. another ally is germany. the reaction of the foreign minister, what was done was unacceptable and a serious mistake. iran's supreme leader, no friend of the united is in, and whose country human rights talk, tweeted the u.s. government is a symbol of tyranny against humanity. from beijing, this. china opposes torture, says its spokesman. we think the united states should reflect and correct its act

oereáÑ were coe m ho ed. > hink tt th fnd oral so/m% of t o ea > oom is fr(!÷ o aa. he me abt thenan has t as for e lasdaof e), . ag ta so ti off ct ne" coues htúz oc gef i fi?m! out e loved ar denbghg the malsia crh. bo ha be rere dr fid w fndnsm; e s o 10esromó t t o crdat. w he fr sinpo i e y salle slig bet, it's ur a sc 0] me for e rest y life. dn chge anyin t are seingal po the rio netkóe fod are th box to he the ti to fige outo4ñ wh t csh. >oer w ed iid a ido ar n ler st he hped wwf t 29r-o e her cldn. 2-yr-o w stin e ct a he grb her . fod a gunÑ in r pue and llhe trr. > bared lilly. sut wayipt inrt t eli c m of s -f. tÑi pe wh a s tim eap h f am ect was feeng eu to sucsslçó io m. a few daj3geo3 . > heche 11the se dectes may ha7 oi the eba rea a 2-arld boy th le wet afc cot ea was the fit pat. chdre b pl inu.x a hlow e. n t tr ca wÑ a colo of ç huds of ew ou rey+ te tngs th e ans a thet so e2sg epic. >ma ga a cp a ojf sr an r a lf se e last te they had to?ñ eríyua1m9ñ wecn above the)jp @& we wang y golf. " ul te ] 6 the gom is from etn je. and h bde to pan op$6ñ b atp tir wd

you can see the big m there, go blue. that's what everybody says. >> you know that song pretty good. >> i know the victory song. >> it's supposed to be one of the best college fight songs in the country. >> if he does get signed, the deal is worth $49 million. that would make him the highest paid coach in football. >> good afternoon. happy holidays. i would like to welcome you to the young family champion center on the steven m. ross athletic campus. we appreciate everybody from the media attending the announcement. for all michigan fans, alumni and students that are watching around the world, live on different platforms. special thanks to our media partners. the big ten network. espn. >> all of the many former and current football players are with us today. at this time, i would like to introduce the interim athletic director at the university of michigan, mr. jim hackie for opening remarks arkd the formal -- and the formal opening. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> i guess it isn't holiday break. everyone is here. it's great

bob, when you look back at the m&a over this last year, a lot of companies getting rid of assets that did not make sense. >> one of the stories that has not been to -- talked about too much is the device should your activity, especially big, big corporate. this guy can pay me a lot more. was at an auction this last week where it made perfect strategic sense, pay twice with the next guy could pay it was still a good deal for him as a body could do with it. it is part of this overall move -- synergy?ft arm says to theyburton is one said there was a two lane dollars in synergy. that was an astronomical amount. just broadly speaking, do you see real synergy with these types of deals? >> certainly, a cost savings is obvious. you have two groups and you can combine -- >> but $2 billion? >> that is part of it, but it is not really just cost synergies. there are other things you can do. this little company was $600, but there will never be a press release about it. art of this business was a crucial plan and a location in south america. there are lots of things that go on in terms of broader

you hit up the m&m store, then spend the rest of the trip watching reruns of "friends" in your hotelbecause "one" homeless guy called you white devils. (laughter) or did they kick things off some other way? >> prince william meeting with president obama in the oval office. >> kate stayed in new york where she visited with a childhood development center in harlem. >> did some arts and crafts, apparently wrapped some christmas presents. >> jon: yes! because what trip to america is complete without a... reinforcement of traditional gender roles. when you're "already" presiding over an institution that seems several centuries out of touch, maybe let the women talk politics and the guys can do arts and crafts with the children. still, seeing a real live princess must have been thrilling for those lucky kids. 1they saw her and they shouted "princess!" and then one of the administrators said they actually think you're the princess from "frozen." (laughter) >> jon: that's adorable! and ridiculous. (laughter) if she were elsa, she'd be followed around by some pale, hairless living snow -- (ap

the derivative strategist at m km holding is with us. a bit more conviction today, because friday was, of course, i have to a of trading. is this record by oil prices or the macro out of china? >> it is tough to differentiate what is due to the holiday and what is due to adult market. the 10 day volatility touched 2%. to volatility will not go zero, but there are a lot of moving parts keeping the market relatively dull at the moment, but that could change. in our view volatility has been suppressed since the beginning of november and our target has really been mid-december. but we do think a transition is underway and that investors would do well to move towards more equity volatility. >> what kind of trigger will start the next round of volatility spikes? this year, for example, when volatility was low nound asset classes, that is longer the case. currently volatility has remained elevated to october. if you think about the long and the yield curve treasury volatility has also been elevated as well. whereas over the last couple of years

. $90million for the m 1 a 1 tank upgrade. $60million for alternative energy research. and $25 million for star base youth program. the money spent on nuclear weapons . dianne feinstein zeroed in on the cost of nukes arguing that it's unsustainable, and it could hundreds of millions of dollars a year. the so-called sequestration rules imposed by congress bars what the pentagon thinks would be common sense trade-offs. >> sequestration would literally render it impossible to execute the defense strategy that president obama signed on in 2012. >> but if you're looking at where congress is forcing the pentagon to waste billions of dollars foolishly for pou parochial political reasons, look at one in five military bases are no longer needed. but congress has barred the pentagon of closing any bases because it turns out every base is in someone's congressional district. >> thanks to jamie mcintyre. in a few hours since congress posted the spending bill we found a few more remarkable items related to the u.s. military. prices overseas the air force just for classified programs

or so, so this has a huge impact either good or bad on the projects because we're not considering the 5 m part of the selma plan that will at least attach on what happens it if that happens there's needs to be i don't know if there's some acknowledgment there's nothing official or in the discussions i want to make my written comments i want response to the possibility of howard and fulsome street being two ways and what that does to pedestrian and bicycle traffic and the other thing i also was a little bit the analysis again, the support of the eir i'm not sure that i agree that there's a less than sixth impact on pedestrian and transit and bicycle circulations with a cumulative impact of the buildings in the area but yet there is a sixth impact with just construction because i feel like when there's construction people knows about it and they work their way around it for example, on ninth street i go up 7th and people tend to do that but ion a regular basis people are going to avoid the area and with the central subway there's jog going to be a cumulative impact i want to see more discus

over the years, the influx of nato forces made that now you can find weapons such as the m-16, and for the right money you can buy rocket launches. they will not be for display in the markets. importantly, pakistan's military is conducting a major operation, and, therefore, most of the tribal areas are shield. we are here only because of the local hospitality of the tribes. >> there is a professor of security and strategic studies. he welcomed the development. >> many countries, especially western countries have norms and national legislation vis-a-vis arms exports. the positive thing about the treaty is now that many countries will be able to refer themselves to international standards, international norms regarding arms exports, and in particular the burden of responsibility will fall upon them with regards to the end use of these weapons and the possible human rights abuses, genae side, war crimes that take place with weapons they have authorised to export. some countries have from the start fought against the process, and naturally they'll continue to do so. but consider what the c

the m-t-a opted to wait until after the novr election...to decide wheth the city can afford a free program. people who spoke at previous hearings say the time has come for the free rides. wet weather is one of the reasons san jose is plannin clear "the jungle" homelessp along coyote creek. the city posted warnings for about 200 people that the cp will be bulldozed. they need to leave by thursday, face arrest. the city says e weather, increased violence, and unsanitary conditions led te decision to close the camp. apple is heading to federal court today in a billion- dr class- action lawsuit over i-tunes music. a key witness will be the company's late founder steve jobs... who will be heard fm in a videotaped testimony. attorneys for consumers and electronics retailers claim apple used software allowing music purhcased in its i- t store to be played on i-pod not cheaper music players. e software is no longer used. fifty years ago today -- mo than 800 u-c berkeley studes were arrested during a demonstration that kicked o the free speech movem