it's only the size of the use within the building. so, this does not allow any user on that street to build a taller building or bigger building. it's simply the size of the use within that building. >> thank you. commissioner sugaya. >> yes. within that context, then, would nonprofits be allowed on the first floor in the first place if they are under 4,000 square feet? i don't know what the base zoning allows or doesn't -- >> in terms of nonprofit there is nothing in the planning code that would prohibit a nonprofit on the ground. there would have to be an active use that would meet the relevant requirements of the planning code. i believe the proposal they have now would have an active use on -- >> i don't care about the actual building, but in terms of the district itself, nonprofits are allowed, aretionv on the? ~ aren't? >> a nonprofit is just your status, you know, in the eyes of the irs. you could have a nonprofit retail store technically. function as a retail use. just because it's nonprofit doesn't mean that it's office use.

if it acts within law if they don't like the law they should use democratic means to change those laws which they should persuade voters to join them and they should get elected into legislature is so that they can have a chance to change the law if there are people who act outside the law then the state must use legal means to impose law in the interests of the majority that's the way it's done in the us and that's the way it's done in russia truth be told we criticise for that but when the same thing happens in the us it's considered to be noble never mind that it is double standards we have got accustomed to this and pay little attention to it when i think about it when it happens in the us to growth america. but i wish you do the right thing in that everyone must be treated in the same fashion because these two situations are identical because i'm the only difference is that our diplomatic missions don't actively cooperate with occupy wall street and your diplomatic missions work together and directly support russian opposition but i think this

the u.s. has been using iran for this very purpose that it is to unite the allies in the shadow of a real all false threat doesn't actually test all of us the level can i clarify something the thing is i was asking you not only about the u.s. and iran and relations but also about the us russian relations when you agree that we have fundamental ideological differences on key issues haven't. to national law so right on the eve of my meeting with iraq obama you are pushing me to make some serious statements and it's very important if the country thinks it has more rights than others you know there are stories i mean i thought you wouldn't notice my deviation but you did indeed you are very persistent to date we don't have any significant ideological differences but we have fundamental cultural differences individual ism lies at the core of the american identity while russia has been a country of collectivism take scarlett o'hara from gone with the wind for instance she says oh never be hungry again this is the most important thing for her russians have different far lofty ambitions more of a spir

use authorization. again, to operate in the castro ncd. specifically, it would amend section 121.2 to provide for this use size exception, and amend section 715.21 which is the castro ncd controls. this makes reference to the provision that use size generally shall not exceed 4,000 square feet except by the institution other large as defined in section 790.50 that is operated by nonprofit use and in a -- and is neighborhood serving. and during the conditional use process, the planning commission will have the opportunity to determine if the proposed use is either necessary or desirable, compatible with the community, meets the definition of other large institution, and is operated again by a nonprofit neighborhood serving use. the department recommends to the commission that you recommend approval to the board of supervisors and our basis for the recommendation includes the nonprofit neighborhood serving social services are in existing and desired use in the castro ncd and are consistent with the neighborhood character. the castro ncd is a

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the word in general what do you think of that. he told us nothing we didn't know before that i think everybody has long been aware that signals intelligence is about surveillance of individuals and organizations is becoming a global phenomenon in the context of combating international terrorism and such methods are generally practicable the question is how well those security agencies are controlled by the public with i can tell you that at least in russia you can't just go and tap into someone's phone conversation without a warrant issued by court that's more or less the way a civilized society should go about fighting terrorism with modern day technology as long as it's exercised within the boundaries of the law that regulates intelligence activities it's all right but if it's unlawful then that's bad. about what the committee went through obama said rather than go to any of that you cannot have a hundred percent security while maintaining hundred percent privacy of of data should have known to you yes you can i'd like to reiterate you do

citizen legislators stomped to death we don't know yet whether this was a targeted attack on the us it is in the gyptian also succumbed to his injuries from bird shots in these brutal civilian on civilian clashes the latest death we had is from the point so i eat it during an explosion meanwhile the islamists the supporters of the president and saying that he was legitimately democratically elected and that therefore he should only be removed from office in the form of an elections they have mass protest in cairo and as an opposition forces gathered on the hariri mr brotherhood to really sing a lot of dissent recently there's been a number of their offices who've been torched and fire bombed by protesters who are really angry at the group egypt is witnessing a security vacuum and an increase in violent clashes on the streets particularly during protests many citizens are reaching out to private security firms to secure their homes i spoke to some of those people affected by the ongoing violence in the shadow of the bricks in the building then decide is preparing for the expected violen

i know that if the current us administration. aware of the fact that you cannot resolve most of today's global issues you need actually you keen eyed but sometimes you feel like that very much in of course yet you still have this. this catch of an imperial syria where unless you are being tough people will see you as weak. i do have a lot of. credit of trust. from your citizens. you need to have a new consensus globally universally their dialogue and their negotiating is better than imposing your will on others you need actually but of course that needs some time for such understanding to be the. within a country in this case the united states. and of course this needs to come home with the ruling elite in a broad sense of the word and i don't think this is impossible i think that we should be going there that we should be aiming at them for that very much thank you very much mr putin dishes that we just discussed the headlines on our air it's not a classical interview we want to talk to you. we talk on to our audience of course i

it is framed on both sides by the creative uses. and in this area here. and a new building that includes the arts and cultural and local manufacturing and perhaps the in door outdoor performance venue. here. and there is no road between the buildings and the open space and so the activity can actually spill out to that park and the space is large enough and will be designed to be flexible so that you could have 2,000 people there for a music concert or an outdoor movie but also the type of space where someone can have a picnic or take the kids out to play. >> a third space it an area called the point. and where the blue, green, wave passes through pier 70 and actually touches the water front on the water front site and it is in front of building six which is the rest colored building there and there is a calmer green landscape zone and lastly the promenade which we think will become a distinct part of san francisco water front. with a generous bicycle and pedestrian an pathway restaurants and cafes on one side with the historic pieares jetting out into the

first of all, the way they use materials, and learning, really, in the end, the usage cost, the annual cost of using the building. it is 70% lower. it is beautiful, and at the same a savings project. the electricity we use here in the building with the led lighting, for example the lighting above me, it is all from so-called dark green energy. dark green energy means it comes from small water power plants in the south of germany. this is where the electricity is produced. we are saving the 67 tons of co2 every year now. it is not only here, but in our factories all over germany where we are using this dark green energy. >> the unilever building in hamburg provides workspaces for almost 1200 employees. hamburg boasts some of the best local transport systems in europe. that includes a bicycle rental system. when the day is over, this lady grabs a bike next to were office and heads home. there are about 1500 of these rental bikes available throughout town. in 2010, over 70,000 people used them. with these and a few other climate protection measures, hamburg promises to reduce 40% byco2 em

the u.s. will start to use these drones as an easy plank in their view of foreign policy. this is nasty and for the come this hour and gone time out going nowhere republicans in the u.s. congress keep the infamous prison open by blocking the trials of prisoners cleared for release we'll speak to the lawyer one inmate who has been on hunger strike over his attention without charge of a four months. also later twelve russians face trial on charges of mass designer and violence against police at a rally before president hussein was sworn in a year it got. millions of americans are reportedly having the phone records seize without their knowledge the u.s. national security agency has allegedly secretly forced horizon one of the nation's biggest phone companies to hand over all its core data and to give us more details here with me in the studio assays tom von essen hi there tom nice to see you again so what about these latest revelations because looks like it's potentially so we're being surveillance that well yes indeed you do i this was started by the british newspaper the gu

especially if you're in greece and what police are throwing people behind bars the crossing the line with us social media sites. and services have resumed metro after a short circuit and a blaze paralyzed traffic in the cattle for hours and that's at least sixty one people injured. this is all sea coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program. calls for the resignation of prime minister at a one over a brutal police crime down on demonstrations that's left thousands injured at a once deputy has said sorry for the initial excessive use of force but people want a pass an apology from the premier himself police unleashed multi gas and water cannons on demonstrators in a stable overnight and i'm rob homes were reportedly raided by offices dozens of new arrests have been made and some x. rays were even taken in for inciting protests on twitter out of one who's out of the country on a one thousand visit a slum to demonstrators as it's true most funds while the local media has also rounds public hearings by turning a blind eye to the unrest as his reign of. the revolution will not

live here in the studio to talk with us rushing in on this story it certainly sounds like potentially sweeping surveillance here one of the latest revelations you know about your list comes from the britain's guardian newspaper in an exclusive they report that the national security security agency of the u.s. is collecting millions of people's data from their phone calls those with the company of risin one of the u.s. is largest telecoms providers there this order coming from a top secret court the foreign intelligence surveillance court on april twenty fifth and the data itself telephony metadata that's the numbers of both parties in a phone call the location data of that call also the time and duration of all those calls the contents of the conversations are not included but you can imagine how anyone is looking at that could find out who is talking to who where they are when they call and how long before you can really zoom in and pinpoint someone from that kind of kind of data and this state has been given every day for

in the meantime the media is accused of. us to keep the guantanamo bay prison. under president obama's promise to lift the. result. of abusive so-called trolls by british police. over the freedom of speech. worldwide. this is with me live from the russian capital where it's now i just after nine am here. and the government in turkey has apologized for the violent response by security forces towards protesters. water cannons and tear gas for. protesters made fresh attempts to reach the prime minister's office at least fifty being arrested. dozens of homes were raided and sixteen people detained simply using social media and the internet has been used to share information. against the government turkish prime minister has its role in the riots. in particular. the people. on the television news. the revolution will not be televised that is according to graffiti spray painted all over istanbul and indeed the protests have gone largely unnoticed by the state media here in turkey however people did have the last word by destroying the satellite trucks of local state m

the trans-pacific partnership is a huge free trade deal between eleven pacific region a shayne's the us australia canada. new zealand peru singapore and malaysia and vietnam china and japan might join as well but still in the air this would bring it together over twenty six trillion dollars in annual economic output this would be the largest trade agreement ever negotiations start in two thousand and eight of of which have taken place behind closed doors the seventeenth round just took place in may in lima peru while congress has the legal authority for regulating u.s. trade members were originally not allowed to have any access to the draft tags however hundreds of private sector advisers have been working on the treaty just one concern arising from documents is that as with past free trade agreements corporations would be empowered to sue host countries they feel are hurting their bottom lines in other words if he would have more power then any participating countries all members of congress are concerned about the lack of transparency in the negotiations last week senator elizabeth w

claimed it had evidence of the use of illegal agents by damascus. the white house says it's the session to arm syrian rebels is based on intelligence that the assad government has used chemical weapons the mask denies the allegations washington cites its own intelligence community as well as french and british intelligence a u.s. official who declined to be identified told the media here that according to a cia report the u.s. has acquired blood urine and hair samples from two syrian rebels one dead and one wounded and according to this cia report those two rebels were exposed to nerve agent sarin brian becker he is here with me today to talk about thank you what the administration tries to present as definitive evidence that the assad government has used chemical weapons we don't know much about the evidence that they have but this report about two rebels do you think that could be enough for the cia to come up with definitive conclusions well no the evidence is dubious it's very scant in fact but it's really not about the evidence it's not even abo

live here in the studio to bring us up to date on this a fascinating story a bit disturbing as well it sounds like massive sweeping surveillance what are the latest revelations that you know about you know this comes from britain's guardian newspaper who run an exclusive and they report that the the u.s. national security agency is who is who the agency that's doing this collecting the telephone data of millions of us customers of the rise and one of the biggest u.s. telecommunications companies it comes from a top secret court order this is the document the guardian obtained from the foreign intelligence surveillance court on april twenty fifth the data audit to lessen the data specifically the numbers of the parties of the phone calls both those calling and receiving the call the location data and also the time and duration of the calls the content of those calls is not asked for by the government but you could imagine how authorities could look in on that and find out who is calling who when where and for how long tha

times wrote the us government's gold and new york is safe and the vaults underneath manhattan and some of the precious metal there is purer than previously thought that's according to a first ever audits of the us gold on deposit at federal reserve banks and new york and elsewhere first ever audit one wonders who was counting the gold and beans over the last two hundred years anyways the problem is that the u.s. keeps only a small amount of its gold holdings with the federal reserve the bold is warehoused and basis such as for knox in tennessee and west point in new york is the military safeguards the bulk of the nation's gold not the new york fed let's take a look now at just how much gold of the us is supposed to own. as more than eight thousand tons are roughly five per cent of all the gold ever mind from the earth as a value of nearly four hundred billion dollars roughly six point five billion of this resides at the fed. seems as though perpetual thorn in the fed chairman bernanke you side ron paul was behind this audit idea and two thousand and eleven he sponsored the gold reserve

using tear gas and water cannons on protesters trying to reach it follows a violent crackdown on the activists. more than two weeks or so. now joins us live from istanbul to give us the latest on this sunday hello to you every know what's the latest you can. hello rory well it's kind of an eerie sight here on taksim square where protesters flags and slogans used to be there's literally nothing left but dozens upon dozens of policemen and as well as people who actually were clearing gezi park off the tents and because the park at this point has been completely cleared from what i can see no media no war medical staff actually no one is allowed anywhere near the gezi park or nor in taksim square wouldn't we know at this point are there still some clashes going on there have been reports of clashes going on in other parts of his but they're relatively small it's the it's something along the lines of several dozen protesters throwing rocks at several policemen the very being there those clashes of course are also being met with tear gas it looks like but still no widespread import of tea

the best value approach. they really went to to uss a team member and work with them. >> what that meant was the contractor allowing key subcontractors such as the electrical, mechanical, plumbing systems, would always be reviewed and looked at for constructability, for cost constraints, for scheduling. >> and it was a risk for the city. it was a change for the city, it was something very, very different. we met all of our project parameters, the budget, the schedule. we love this project. it is a fantastic example of what can happen when you take a risk, you do something differently, and you work together. you get a great result. >> one of the things we're going to have in that building is going to be this media wall in the lobby. and that media wall has several things that it can show people, but one of the things it can show our employees and our visitors is how much energy, how much water, what we're using in the building. >> the wall is based on building data. we have total energy use per floor. we also have energy use in the bui

claims that the syrian government use nerve gas. but you know i'm sure my colleagues will confirm this it was a discussion somebody would agree some day would argue about certain issues but it was never the case that russia was alone defending its position on syria. the focal point of the statement a peaceful resolution to the syrian crisis but it didn't mention what chemical weapons cache our side stepping down or military support to the opposition the journalist used to david cameron's rhetoric was stumped why was it so vital in your view to keep president putin of russia on board and why were you prepared to pay the price of abandoning a declaration that syria's president has said should go i don't believe any price has been quite the opposite i think we have a very strong statement about what needs to happen in syria one thing that everyone agrees on is that the only way to solve the syrian crisis is through diplomacy and peace talks and that's exactly what this has been talks about more talks more than a date for geneva two penc

of the city government has used chemical weapons but i was abused. first the first indication we got. to the use of never opening the united states decision now is to provide more military support to the syrian opposition comes ahead of a peace conference that's supposed to take place geneva at the end of this month or be they have then next month that conference was organized by the united states and russia and it was aiming to get both sides from syria to come together at the table and talk about how there could be a transitional government forms and ultimately the end of the ongoing violence that's been taking place in syria according to the united nations ninety three thousand people have been killed since this civil war began more than two years ago we should know that many experts have indicated that and believe it argued that adding more arms to such a heavily violent conflict that's ongoing in syria would actually fuel an arms race it would make the circumstance there the environment there so much more dangerous spots as we see from the the an

to put a smile on for the cameras so they wouldn't lose their jobs yeah this our teachers told us was a science. true doomed economics rolling the clock forward twenty or thirty years the bosses of the current global economic system are in town and many locations around the upcoming g eight summit in northern ireland are doing their best to hide their economic downturn from the media according to our t.v. news the government of northern ireland has spent two million pounds dealing with derelict buildings some of these buildings have simply been knocked down but some have been spruced up like butcher shops with images of meat stuck over the windows to hide their barren interiors or the now famous local office supply store which contains no office supplies at all but it sure does look nice and i guess that's what counts spending two million pounds to hide economic downturn from the g eight and other eyes whether than spending it actually you know improving the local economy seems like doomed economic practices to me but that's just my opinion. to get. to go. to get. to go. to live o

i think the first question to our skids the use of classified documents that have been released by whistleblower and of course in a very similar way to what we saw with wiki leaks although there's been this public release the still classified documents so i mean the u.s. military justified in you know preserving the system in this way it's nothing to do with network hygiene it is straight attempt to suppress and to control what is being read and understood by in this case the soldiers the other side of the coin is the american government. and the british government are looking at all the internet or the mobile appliances or the landline telephones of you me american citizens british citizens and every single person watching this program so it's a little side ridiculous side because those soldiers can actually get hold of that information or they have little thing computer access health problem of but it's part of an overall increasing encroachment of. access to information the department of defense actually said in their response that they're not going to

in north beach if you are above the use size threshold then you're changing use to have the use which may be allowed principally or conditionally, you have to go for a conditional use in the planning commission. castro is even more restrictive. so, without having more specifics on what may follow, i would say there is a very good possibility that if the use does change that it would probably need to come back to the planning commission, but we would need to see what the change proposal is. it's not -- it couldn't change to a retail, general re tail use and benefit from the use size increase that was afforded to this use and the castro street is very specific in that unlike other districts. >> i was just citing if another neighborhood nonprofit came in, they could potentially just move in without coming back to the -- >> i think that would be possible if they're similar in form and function, that could be possible, but not going to rule that out at this point without doing more research. >> all right, thank you. >> staff, did you have any further -- >> commissioners, there is a motion

the u.s. details still to come stay with us. away builds on the bones of its many kids the one through one of the wildest and most beautiful regions of russia a place that's home to less than a million people and to keep this the great fruits. join me james brown as i travel to the coldest inhabited place in the world. and meet some of the tough. people. on the planet. just make sure that you keep your eyes on the road runner. race to the poll of polls only on own so you. see good lumber. to build its most sophisticated. fortunately doesn't give a. mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should want only on the dot com. thanks for staying with us quarter past the hour now cia whistleblower edward snowden has reportedly been stopped from flying to the u.k. with airlines order to keep him from boarding the man who lifted the lid on the u.s. secret surveillance activities is being pursued by washington which hopes to prosecute him for his latest revelation he told a hong kong newspaper the u.s.

if it acts within law if they don't like the law they should use democratic means to change those laws which they should persuade voters to join them and they should get elected into the legislature is so that they can have a chance to change the law if there are people who act outside the law then the state must use legal means to impose law in the interests of the majority that's the way it's done in the us and that's the way it's done in russia truth be told we're criticised for that but when the same thing happens in the us it's considered to be noble never mind that it is double standards we have got accustomed to this and pay little attention to it when they talk about it when it happens in the us to growth america. but i wish you do the right thing you know everyone must be treated . in the same fashion because these two situations are identical because the only difference is that our diplomatic missions don't actively cooperate with occupy wall street and your diplomatic missions work together and directly support russian opposition but i t

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here in the us we've been hit over the head with the debate over what should or shouldn't be called a terrorist attack by congressional podium bangers and our american media but to judge by recent headlines we've been bombarded with it seems like they both have no problem throwing the words terror and jihad around to describe every event or non event ever take this headline from new york magazine anti obamacare jihad may kill immigration reform and tight obama jihad may kill who is the white male is the capital floor a bloody mass over the health care debate is bad if you are magazine and journalist ron fournier of the national journal recently said obama has raised a jihad against the press making it more likely it will have done wars jihad against the press so of course that made headlines this was a great headline recently to mcconnell decries i.r.s. jihad against obama critics yep senator mcconnell said it and then the media waned to printed up in headlines everywhere the use of jihad in terror isn't limited to describing obama related stories though this was a great headline that

the white house says drones are both legal and effective that's. all that's on. us. when translated by defense that's cold comfort for the victims you see captain of pakistan and while the u.s. authorities claim drones only his military targets american media has been reporting that classified documents indicate the cia did not always know who they were killing during a time and let's not take a look at some actual numbers that according to the bureau of investigative journalism up to eight hundred eighty four civilians have reportedly been killed it's estimated two hundred children are among the victims meanwhile the number of drone strikes has increased six fold since president obama took office and chris words from the bureau for investigative journalism says with these figures in mind there needs to be much more transparency in the drawing. with so many civilians reported killed and yet the cia claiming that it's killed no more than fifty or sixty civilians i think there is a need for an open not only an open inquiry but also for the cia to share the information

report the plane that the rebels have also use gas right over the fact that a regime once using chemical and biological weapons is exactly what the establishment used to do this country into the last immoral illegal war where u.n. secretary general ban ki moon has even weighed in saying that there's no certainty of chemical weapon use has gone on to say that increasing arms on either side wouldn't be helpful not to mention the question remains about who the rebels are who would be receiving these arms considering how some factions have been linked to al qaeda that regardless of all that team obama has announced that they are planning to arm the rebels in light of the revelation but here's the biggest weapon of mass destruction of all us is already arming the rebels through proxy states like saudi arabia and they've been doing it for months so let's not act like this is anything new just because it has an official stamp of approval all right let's go time to break this thread. you guys.

i'm here to urge you to deny the conditional use. j.t. f p had previously supported the need for a gathering place with the understanding that this would be a restaurants offering cultural entertainment but we request the use be denied. the task force considers a good policy by cooperating with the neighborhood. this has been a new as an to the other businesses by repeating the noise. in addition i have a letter this that ail submit similarly requesting the denial. and a businesswoman and this wh having those violations since that last hearing even when they said they were going to comply. even when they say they're going to do it they end up not doing it. the whole issue of changing from hawaiian music entertainment do not fit next to a movie theatre. a movie theatre needs a quiet environment. all the different non-profit boards and, in fact, their staff services on the japan center garage board of supervisors and they make they site for community events and receptions. this has been a real hardship and we you're going to you deny this c

and then lastly, the cpmc project was heard at land use on monday. on monday, the board land use committee heard the development agreement as well as the associated amendments. and as you know, this commission approve the revised projects for cpmc on may 23rd of this year. at monday's hearing the land use committee forwarded the project on to the full board. they did make several technical amendments to the da and i thought that two were particular of note you would want to hear about. the first is supervisor chiu sought a compromise to the commission's proposed amendment to remove the 7:00 p.m. closure for the garage at cathedral hill. he said a compromise which is the closing time will be set at 9:00 p.m. unless arrangements have been made for residents or institutions in the area. ~ and then secondly [speaker not understood] had included in the da a -- some information about the noticing requirements for the da and this commission had specified who would get the notice, but did not include a duration of noticing time. so, the land use committee sug

the land use program that is in the term sheet includes 270,000 square feet of what we use as catch all category called creative uses that perm ats the ground floor but it's around three buildings here in red. two are historic rehabilitation. the affordable component delivered on site and 2.5 million feet of office. to three dimensionally, which is really how we experience a place, we spent some time looking at how do we make a place that feels like a san francisco neighborhood that people would want to spend time in and take ownership at. we started by looking at the form of certain areas the mission bay where the heists are capped at 90 feet and you end up with the buildings are brt out to the envelope, to the box, the shoreline is one continuous frontage with the buildings which makes it more challenging to activate that open space. so one of the things that we did is we have the opportunity with these three historic buildings on the site that create a little note of historic texture and we opened up that water front park into the interior of the site. it creates some distinct zones

anyone who lives in the us knows that the i.r.s. does not play around one honest or dishonest mistake could get you in a lot of trouble even a longtime friend of mine got his entire life savings destroyed due to some simple honest error you think that workers in an organization that could punish you for your financial failings would be very sharp with their own money but that's sadly not the case according to an audit report from the treasury inspector general for tax administration at the very least one thousand iris employees have abused the charge cards they were issued to cover their official travel expenses some of these people are very high in the letter including an executive level official a criminal investigator and multiple blois with security clearances much of the abuses related to a place writing checks for big purchases which later bounced due to accounts being empty yeah the people who could ruin your life for one little financial folly seem to have no problem over drawing while they are living it up on taxpayer funde

the police has a lawful rights to use. the law given means to them to disperse of these troublemakers and vandals and now. if you're looking for a balance i would say the police has to has to act within its law given powers that is a balance for the police however decisions we're trying to use their democratic rights to protest have to do this peacefully if you're resorting to violence and using mult of cork tails and other kinds of weaponries against officials who are. given the duty by the state to protect public order then of course these law these law enforcement officers have the right to use the force that is given to them by law within the law. to pos in the anchor upright yes and she says police target pace for protestors and extremists indiscriminately . protests turn into like a stunning protest so people just like. they are in a place for like you know couple of. like half an hour an hour and then like this is how we try to continue to protest. the fire going on there like you know some people try to use this sit