i felt that it was such a huge and personal moment, such an undefinable moment that it needs to be bigger than anything that could come out of me or their malice. it needed to be universal in this way. the best way to do that was to show all of the feelings and the expression so they were not forced to, they could say something if they needed to but they did not have to. it was about their emotional connection that we did not force anything. it was just as we felt it should be. tavis: tell me how much you had to trust the actors. you know conflict and the story. how much did you have to surrender? >> i do not think i understand the conflict. it is still so complicated today. i relied heavily on all of the actors and advisers and the victims we met. i wrote a script and considered it an outline. i said this is not my country or language. this is your story. everybody had the freedom to tell me this is wrong or we need more of that. so everybody had a voice and we made it together. i sent the script without my name on it. if they all agreed to come together and tell the same story then we h

it is an undefined term the courts have chosen to use.we should continue to apply our conditional use standards and the criteria established in the wireless guidelines. section 303 of the planning code requires finding of necessity or desire ability and compatibility. this commission has to find a -- has defined it -- we also feel the least intrusive means is adequately addressed by the wireless guidelines preference schedule. through its alternative site analysis which has been expanded to include preference five sites in addition to preference six and seven locations as the least desirable. staff through submitted a plan to include alternative site analyses for all preferences, one through seven. they would like to add that scope of work to the independent evaluator for their determination, if adequate or not. bbc we do not feel expanding the analysis is necessary as they are the most preferred locations and do not include residential units unless they are co-location site. the site analysis is not entirely a function of a lecture about

. >> moving under the right policy, -- to leave those four elements undefined. he does have a presentation on that. and what we have been talking about, how we could -- in a meaningful way judge whether the race we were proposing made sense. and this is an outline that i think got us part with their. well i would like to do -- if we could have some discussions on that, if it seems to be something that makes sense to the commission, i would like to bring that back in january, with the policy guidance over how to proceed with the budget. those four things, if you could spend some time defining what's really include in there. >> the first item is affordability. they spent a great deal of time on the affordability and the charter requires we look at this. if we come back to you with the budget proposal. the affordability and the rates would be considered for the 10- year rate plan, and how that this would change. and as we structure and finance things to keep this affordable for the customers and the family budgets. we have increased the rate reserves, with the cons

approve it because of the economic impacts, but when the board considered it, it left them very undefined, very vague. why did they do that. i would suggest that because there is no documentation or prove anywhere of those dollars or those jobs. the same economic benefits and a promise today in this eir are the exact ones that were promised when it was announced. 8000 jobs and over $1 billion. where do the benefits go? do they go to the people paying $180 per night instead of $150 per night for a room? and how does that benefit local businesses or local jobs? this applies to the benefits, as well. frankly, supervisors, you should be ready to ask questions about that. you may not be able to judge this appeal. this is simply for today's approvals. this is down the road. thanks for listening. president chiu: next speaker. >> i am with the san francisco international arts festival organization, and there is one aspect of the eir that really has not been dwelt upon today, and that is the idea of crowd control, whatever the numbers are, and you predict how many people are coming and where they

the position of first lady remains one that is -- i goes you could say to a certain extent still undefined and for first lady to get involved in political issues or involved in discussions of policy remains very, very controversial. of course, michelle obama has largely stayed away from that and has focused her attention much like eleanor did in going to the pacific on trying to raise the morale of the american soldiers fighting overseas. she has done a great deal in that area at working at home with servicemen's families. but the partnership between franklin and eleanor roosevelt is of course critical and serious. and informs not just the war, but their entire tenure together in washington. and she is one of fdr's advisers. they don't always agree. in this -- this shouldn't come as a surprise, those of us who study the roosevelt administration know that he gets all kinds of contradictory advice from different advisers time and time again, which is as it should be. the other thing that i think we need to think about, and i'll wrap up with this if that's all right. is how important those ad

playoffs the spite his technically undefined style of play the devoted to christian quarterback also putting the recent stunning overtime victory against pittsburgh to one side to focus on the heavily favored new england patriots this saturday. in the grand scheme of things it's one game and it's a playoff game so it's big but i'm not going to look too too much into it it's just one game and you know we got another big win this week yeah i guess you know. to be exciting because you're playing the new england patriots and we get a chance to play tom brady and bill belichick and trucks and. it's another round of the playoffs and you know it's exciting what a clash that's going to be while it brings us to the hardwood where the shock of choose the evening in the n.b.a. saw the struggling golden state forget all about their recent woes to beat the star laden miami heat the hosts in control for the majority of the game even brainwave season high thirty four points not enough for the heat to make it nine wins from their past ten dorell wright cintra mental for the warriors scoring twenty p

your thoughts on the potential for a movement of the occupation from undefined outrage to focused agendaund getting money out of politics? >> well, that's it. i mean, is this a demand? >> yeah. >> are we finally -- i think it would be inappropriate. this is one occupation on one night, introducing an idea, an influential one. i think it will be interesting to see whether they make this a demand. >> you know what it depends on? what it depends on, really, is how the immediate covers it. i mean, how much attention does it get? because the success that the occupation has really had thus far is in changing the conversation. even though they haven't had a specific set of demands, they have moved the conversation forward on social mobility, on income inequality, on jobs, on unemployment. they have already done that, so if there's a conversation -- >> i've sat here, debating banks in 2010, debating health care in 2009. basically became so -- i'm like, this is a joke. i'm making a fool out of myself by going on tv. meanwhile, there's $600 million to buy off the banks, $600 million to buy off the

let's be honest, the president's position on gay marriage is undefined and it is "still evolving."ntorusantorum. the lesson here is -- don't do college events. randi? >> go, houston texans, beat the bengals tomorrow. >> oh, you bet, baby. >> i'll be there. >> have a good weekend. >>> keep it right here next tuesday as new hampshire voters head to the polls. join wolf blitzer, anderson cooper, erin burnett and john king for live coverage of the new hampshire primary, tuesday night, 7:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> find chocolate chip pancakes and omelets at this new hampshire restaurant. why politicians are not on the menu at this new hampshire diner. >>> hundreds of kids at one school caught cheating. >> we believe that about 200 students engaged in cheating on the final example for the english board test. >> how something like this could happen and what the school is doing about it -- next. arts wi. and a choice. take advil now and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ can you enjoy vegetables with sauce and still r

i'm not sure he translates that well because i think the brand generally has been a little undefined.what jon huntsman stands for. smart, capable, speaks chinese. the question is, does he turn that into votes? jenna: that question of brand something such a good one. we hope to have you back to talk more about it. it look like for the all the gop candidates we turn to that we know they're not president obama and what they stand for and will going into the general election is a bigger question, pat. enjoyed having you on. look forward to having you back. >> thank you, jenna, fox news alert. we told you about this man last hour. we're getting a our first look at him. the man suspected of plotting terror attacks in tampa, florida. his name is sami omaka. born in the former yuganskneftegaz, kosovo. he was arrested saturday night accused of planning to set off bombs in florida. catherine herridge is working on the story we'll have more after the break you know the good folks over at prilosec otc have asked yours truly to teach you about treating frequent heartburn. 'cause i ow a thing or tw

i mean, all of us are competing for that same kind of moderate middle, that undefined populous vote theirout there, that middle class blue collar, per se, voter. all of us are looking to see, you know, where is the base on the republican side, where the enthusiasm level. is there any daylight to be seen that we can go at that they're struggling with, unwed married women, where is vulnerabilities that we can look at and with an effective message go in, recapture them for the democrats. >> did you find some of those vulnerabilities? did you find them so far? >> we're looking. south carolina was a very interesting mix. you did see some enthusiasm and you saw some numbers coming out but you also saw very great uncertainty. so that's what i'm saying to us, is that the republican base still isn't solidified and there are some concerns there. so they have concerns about who their nominees are. messages that speak to jobs, messages that speak to about getting the economy going instead of politics of personal destruction are what is being effective. that's the kind of message that the president is

it is ideologically undefined. it was the party of big spending over the past decade, the party of debts, the party of deficits. the party of medicare part d, of $7 trillion entitlements, military adventurism, the party of a decade-long occupation, and now we are the party that attacks capitalism? there is no center to this party. we are not conservative right now. >> i'm confused. >> and for those of us observing from the sidelines these candidates, let me say, it has been a horrifying decade. >> they're doing obama's work at this point. >> well, they are to some extent. there's no question, south carolina's going to be interesting because the fact you had in iowa and new hampshire two states doing pretty well economically compared to a lot of the country. south carolina not, much more economically distressed down there. we see in south carolina the much more blue collar base of the republican party than we have in a couple of the states we've been in so far. the tone of it and vulture capitalism is an extreme ver