under the legislation, wireless facilities are identified as tier 1, tier 2, or tier 3, and they are all a function of size, specifically. commissioner fung: and one of the main differences would be the level of notice? >> that would be correct, sir. commissioner fung: okay, is this facility approval by your department as currently constituted? >> as currently constituted and moving forward, it would fall under re tier 3 facility, given that it is not a significant street. planning would still need to -- given that it is on a significant street. planning would still need to provide facility. the department would provide notice to the immediate neighbors. i believe currently it is established 150 feet, mailing and posting. interested parties can then object to this specific location, at which point the department all hearing would be held in a review of this and would continue to move forward with that. there it would be approved, approved with conditions, or reject it and denied -- or rejected and denied. vice president garcia: two questions. 1, d know about the other box? >> actuall

one to tier five. an average cost of $20 per month. less than $1 to said that they have clean energy. that is in addition. they will get the bill from pg&e and it will be a combined for gas and electric and continue to get the generation component of 100% renewable. it would be 70 cents per day in order to continue to be in our program. that is similar to what an average household in san francisco pays for a land mine into their home. that is lower than the average monthly garbage bill of $28 a month. the internet with streaming video, most folks are using the netflix downloadable video as it seems. that is $60 per month in the family budget. the comcast digital cable $62 a month in san francisco and the muni fast pass run $72 per month for an individual. our water and sewer bill per month and this is with our changes effective july 1 is combined, 44 for sewer and 31 for water. and for texting would be $100 per month. that would include the other utility user taxes that would apply. to the far right on

host: what you think about the second tier of this two-tiered approach? caller: i don't like it.hy are we not cutting? everyone seems to go back to social security and medicare and we have paid out of our pocket. i am still working so i am still paying. what happened to the cuts for the pentagon. most of that does not go to the soldiers. what about permissible companies -- what about pharmaceutical companies and others? host: we are reading, from an article you confined at thehill.com written by russell berman. texas, susan, on our line for democrats. caller: good morning. i will comment about this grover norquist. i think it is absolutely disgusting -- especially these new republicans have signed their pledge to him even though he says it is not to him as opposed to their pledge to the united states of american citizens. the flat tax -- that has been well proven that that only hurts the middle class than the lower class. the debt ceiling should be taken care of now and they can play their games with this other stuff later. i would very much encouraged everybody to go to the webs

the antenna is tier 3. tier 1 boxes are supposed to be 3 cubic feet. this box is smaller than that. so what puts us into the tier 3 category is the width. in addition to the cubic requirement, there is also a with the limitation. anything that goes outside of 12 inches automatically goes into tier 3. that is just the way the law is written. at that time, we will go through the process at tier 3, but the permit that was issued was issued properly. i have worked with them a lot and a access google views on a regular basis. whenever he needs more information he has asked for a different focus from different angles, and in this situation we did not receive any of those requests. but i do know that he goes to the full evaluation and street view is a great way of doing that. it gives real time -- i guess not real time, but a view of that as well. thank you very much. vice president garcia: you heard me ask mr. flanagan the question about the claim in his brief that nextg had submitted pictures that were dated and misleading, in which there was a dumpster. >> right. vice president garcia:

now. >> just now, the fourth tier. you'll be next, five minutes. >> the front bar -- >> an officer uses an original, antiquated key called a spike to unlock each cell door, one by one. only then can the doors on that tier be released with the push of a mechanical bar. with so many inmates and so few officers, the opportunity for violence looms large. the only visible deterrent is the lone armed officer who constantly patrols the gun rail which overlooks the tiers. >> my job is to walk around, give coverage to the other officers, watch the inmates movement. make sure there's no fights, nothing going on in the cells. of course, you look for different things like weapons, visible things. >> by contrast, contemporary prisons control inmate movement safely and remotely with the use of electronic doors. at san quentin, officers must escort inmates everywhere. to the showers. to the laundry. everywhere. and if an inmate is more violent-prone, it takes three escort officers, all in full riot gear. it's ironic that the only pla

you can see this moving towards the southern tier. that is the possibility that more storms could pop up near baltimore. that is what we are looking at for the forecast, all because of a frontal system that has been hanging around for the past day or so. the cold front is lifting back up to the north as a warm front. the warm and humid air will aid in making things more unsettled. we keep the possibility of more showers and storms, although they will be scattered. eventually, another cold front will head towards our area as we get to friday. a couple of rocky days in the forecast, although you will have patches of dry weather. sunshine and clouds, and as we get towards the afternoon, scattered showers and thunderstorms. the worst of the storms, or at least the heaviest of the downpours, likely towards the southern tier of the state. temperatures will be very warm in the afternoon, opera 80's to low 90s. with the humidity, it could feel as though it is the mid-90's. as for ocean city, still a chance for storms, although that should be

whereas the attached schedules reflect the proposed use of your three -- of your three programs -- tier 3 programs. therefore they approve the programs for fiscal year 2011 until 2012 was permitted by section 326 05, and therefore be it resolved the board of education's those approved the proposed funding to attach the categorical funding and has made explicit the categories for which the funds will be used. on page 8 it basically was the initial categorical programs -- it basically with the initial categorical programs. we keep these in the same sequence as the original programs that were restricted, and we have shown the projected revenue is $58 million. we are also showing the expenditure budget is $42 million being used in a similar method of a worth -- that they were being used prior to being flexible, and in the last column you see they reflect the $60 million is part of the budget and basically is to offset the general fund, which includes across -- the cost of the formula and other items. if it was not for that, we would have to cut more money for other areas of our budget. the

under the legislation, wireless facilities are identified as tier 1, tier 2, or tier 3, and they are all a function of size, specifically. commissioner fung: and one of the main differences would be the level of notice? >> that would be correct, sir. commissioner fung: okay, is this facility approval by your department as currently constituted? >> as currently constituted and moving forward, it would fall under re tier 3 facility, given that it is not a significant street. planning would still need to -- given that it is on a significant

we are simply just creating the new tier of costs so that those businesses that are approximately 200 square feet or less would be able to then obtain a permit at a much cheaper cost than they would have before. the application with the entertainment commission would be a $385 application fee and $139 annual renewal fee of 30-day neighborhood notification period upon submittal of a completed application. that is what this legislation is about. we believe that because it is significantly a reduced cost but creating a whole 'nother tier, that not only do i think this will be a very strong revenue generation generator, i think for the city, by allowing access to businesses where that access had been stymied, but then also activating a level of revenue and income and expenditure that hasn't been able to activate in hundreds of businesses at this level. so that is the high points. i'm more than happy to answer any questions. president o'brien: commissioner adams? vice president adams: i really like this legislation. i think it's about time that, i think, this type of legislation will actua

tuesday's mostly dry despite maybe if you clips showing up at the southern tier of the state .t is the forecast for today and coat definitely a lot of clouds in. and those are going to increase as we get into the evening hours. we are keeping a chance of thunderstorms especially into the afternoon. greatest chance down south of the city, especially as we get towards the eastern shore. we already feel the humidity out there and we are expecting temperatures to climb into the upper 80s and low 90s. not far from that right now. b.w.i. at 84 degrees. that will keep temperatures steam even in time for the fireworks. 70 degrees around the time of the fireworks. possibility of isolated thunderstorms. a few people could see at the dampening of the fourth of july festivities. for the most part, dry weather. that is the case across ocean city. they get 2 around 71 for the low birkhead tuesday looks mostly dry, --or the low. tuesday lives mostly dry. later in the week, better bets for showers and storms. 89 degrees into the afternoon. 90 degrees and wednesday. thursday could be more storm

they will offer tiered plans which they are calling usage- based billing. here's the breakdown. $30 for two gigs her month, $50 for five gigs per month and $80 for 10 gigs. this is comparable to other carriers and most smart phone users will be okay. two gigs should cover most people. that is hard to go over in one month. who this affects are big data users. if a person does a lot of video chatting, audio and video streaming, listening to pandora radio, they may need to stand up for the $50.05 gig per month plan. i know that's expensive. no one wants to pay that much, but to be safe, it would be a good idea for big data users. they should go with the plan so they don't go over their allowed limit. verizon will charge customers who go over their tiered plan. $10 per gig will be the equation used to tack on the going overfees. a really important point here and something good that verizon is doing, existing verizon iphone and smart phone users who have the $30 a month for unlimited data, they will be able to keep that. they are grandfathered in. so current unl

john boehner is working on a two-tear diltwo-tier deal. raise of the debt ceiling? how do you think this thing ends? >> well, i think they have to get some kind of short-term deal done because a repudiation of the debt would be unconstitutional. the cont constitution is clear t the government has to meet their obligation. i wrote a paper at newt.org outleaninoutliepg a muchoutlinit ceiling. get through two months. this idea of writing trillion dollar bill s in secret negotiations, i think it's an inherently bad idea. i think it's not going to work. >> mr. speaker, you know what the rating agencies have said. even standard and poors came out and said a short-term fix isn't good enough for us and a possibility as a down grade as a result of this. >> look at the current interest on the u.s. debt. it's the least expensive interest rate in the world. i don't care what wall street does to try to scare the rest of the country. the fact is if you got a several month debt ceiling extension and people saw the system working and it was out in the ope

i appreciate the page and that actually shows this reflected, but i think considering a tier 3 money in general, which is supposed to help us meet the goals of our strategic plan, and if we are not meeting the goals, if we are not closing our achievement gap, if we are not graduating more african- americans or pacific islanders, maybe we should be reconsidering how we are spending the tier 3 money, because we have been using it in the same way. there are still failing schools or low-performing schools, and still, with that amount of dollars, we are still finding these things and not getting the out come if we want. this is money now but is still flexible. i am thinking we should scrutinize what is finding out school sites. what exactly is a funding? is it funding arts? the people it is funding, is it having an impact to help us close our achievement gap? if not, are we finding them in the same manner we have been finding them for the last five or six years? we are not seeing any change, and frankly, we are seeing worse, so maybe it is time to reevaluate. looking at the school budget,

so hopefully out into the tier where i can interact with people and talk and work on my social skillsittle bit, you know. >> even though conrad has been told that he will not get any privileges that the rest of the people in his unit do, he talks a good game. >> i am hoping they will let me out on population and workout and play cards and workout with people, you know. yeah, it is a big deal. it is kind of weird coming back to a population after all of this time, so, yeah, i was not expecting this when i woke up this morning, no. >> how is it going, salazar? >> pretty good. >> are you going to be okay over here? >> yes. >> do you know why they sent you here? >> because i completed the level six process, so my next step is level five, right? >> and you weren't having any issue with any of the staff over there? >> no. >> i need some reintegration even if it is tier time with some people just to get used to being around somebody. >> you know what i have to do first, right? make sure that all of the concerns and everything that i have to go through the file and everything and make sure --

to first tier start throwing everything out of their cell. that's what happened, they would fine 20, 30 weapons and never know which one was actual murder weapon. the squad came through, security quad, or goon squad, they came through and cordoned off everything and they took the pictures and collected evidence and things like that. so they collected the evidence and find all these weapons. now, that night i'm up and i'm worried. about what's happening. but they don't know what happened. >> but a break in the case came from the confession of an inmate involved in the murder. >> saw an opportunity for himself, serving a life sentence. turned everybody in. because of my lack of knowledge and planning of the crime, and my age, the judge overturned my death penalty and sentenced me to life in prison without the chance of parole, i don't go to board, i'm just here. >> howell was 36 when he was murdered. he was just doing his job. he was doing what it takes to protect society from that element in prison. i guess i want to know why, why hal? >> i fo

the second tier are shuttle operations project. the third tier are vehicles operations. the fourth is anything else unintelligible. of the things that we look at our past product delivery by sponsors, pass property valuation. we take a look at that when applicants come and year to year. we want to strengthen those kinds of evaluation measures each year as well. this is a broad overview of our funding recommendations this year. these printers are presented in more detail in the packet. that starts on page 31. you can see the projects we are recommending for funding this year. we are recommending funding 6 projects and three we are recommending for partial funding. they have asterisks next to them. the first one on the list is the department of the environment emergency ride home program. this provides a free or low-cost ride home for employees to use alternative modes to get to work. this project will match $18,000 in prop k project funds from the fiscal years 11-12, 12-13. the electric vehicles charging station project. this would install two charging stations in san fra

a two-tiered deal. or harry reid plan may go through.ing. >> on top of that, we have earnings. report cards for companies in america. >> what they're reporting many of the companies, their profits are going up. their rev news are going up. they held cost down to the bone for a very long time. they're concerned about the economy. we'll be watching today for, let's see glaxo, ford, radio shack, some 41 different companies. amazon also on here. we'll be hearing from those different kinds. different pulse on different parts of the economy later on today. >> going back to your distinction about markets, stock markets seem to be doing okay. dollar and treasury, however, are sinking. >> that's right. i think that's where you're going see the whole reaction. a ten-year note yield hovering around 3%. 3% for ten-year money. can you imagine -- you would have thought in all of these months of concerns about our fiscal problems those yields would have moved higher. one of the reason, this is a fascinating discussion going on for the past couple days,

municipal government to step up to the plate and start leading the way or a less challenging the other tiers that if you do not do something, then get out. >> hello, and throbbing meet your district supervisor. we're here with supervisor carimi from district five which includes inner sunset, haight-ashbury, lower haggete, japan town and part of haight valley. the supervisor was first selected to the board in 2004 and re-elected in 2008. we're going to get to know him and talk about the toughest issues facing the city. welcome, supervisor and thank you for joining us today. >> thank you very much. >> tell us a little about your background, where you grew up, went to school and the kind of jobs that you worked. >> most of my adult life i spent completely here in san francisco. now about 27 years. i was born in chicago. my father had emigrateford iran to go to school in chicago, where he met my mother while he was attending the university of chicago. that's where i was born. after my parents had divorced, i spent most of my youth in the state of rhode island, southern rhode island, and then aft

it's encouraging many networks have maintained a two-tier system. i hope they will follow through with their commitments and those network who is have not yet committed will consider doing so. given that i think this is is best available solution that implements the will of congress and also makes economic decisions. for example, the use of a cap both simplifies supervision and is also best for inducing cost min mization by issuers, i will support the rule. let me ask my colleagues if they have any questions or comments on the informal instruction to staff and see what the response is to that. >> i'm supportive of the proposal. >> as am i. i am algs. >> as we vote on this as we vote on this rule, then. we'll do that with the understanding that we will continue to monitor various aspects of the interchange market. and we will use the information, including updates and costs in thinking of appropriate measures in the future. i need a motion. >> moved. >> second? >> second. >> let's go around. >> i support. >> i'm in favor. >> i support. >> i do as wel

when one of them goes to a tier of -- tiered pricing plan, we quickly see that kind of follow the leader mentality where if one carrier does it and is able to make money for from that, the other carriers follow suit. we think the more concentrated the market is, the less likely we are to see competition. that's, we think, borne out by the conduct that we see and the fact that consumers are more or less stuck with a service plan that they don't necessarily like and yet ant able to get out of because early termination fees that i mentioned, because of an inability to go to the best plan for that particular customer when they've been told by their provider if you want to use a certain kind of phone or pay a penalty for leaving i, you must stay with us for that entire time. >> host: you noted how many carriers americans can choose from. 94 percent of americans have access to four more wireless voice providers, only 68% have access to that many broadband providers. does this mean there's a need for more competition in the broadband market? >> guest: i think one thing we have to, i think, make