sorry, this is under section four again, subsection d. >> under the development agreement ordinance, the planning director would provide an update about whether we are in compliance with the plan before the planning commission. this kind of mirrors our language in the ordinance that allows us to enter into a development agreement. supervisor kim: how often with these periodic reviews take place? >> we are proposing annually. supervisor kim: last question i had was a clarification question. i noticed that under section one in e, it said the project will include -- and i noticed that the new 400-but marina was taken out, but it is still included in item 12 -- the new 400-foot marina. i was just wondering why that was taken out. it was just to allow flexibility under the plan. >> we still intend to make the marina improvements, but it would be under a separate lease and development agreement with a separate developer. so when the developers were selected, there was a selection for this development here, and a separate solicitation to select a developer for the marina. so it will be comi

wouldn't apply if he was under homeland security? >> affs today chief suhr issued an order that solves that problem, we're very pleased to hear that. very briefly, specifically the issue was 8.10 was constructed under the assumption that these investigations would be done out of s.i.d. s.i.d. has the security clearance, it had been moved to homeland security so it was out of the normal procedure that thank 8.10 was structured for -- that 8.10 was structured for. i can say that in terms of the number of officers that are working there, this is something we're confused about because the sfpd published in their annual report the number of officers as of just a few years ago. so in -- it's on the website still. in 2008 it was two officers. o.p.d. talks about it on the radio. they have one officer. i'm not sure why that's secret but it's an issue that the more openness, the more likely we can solve these issues. commissioner dejesus: the other question i have, i'm looking at the bureau order and i looked at the d.g.o. and i think one of t

success, you through so many under the wills -- under the wheels. there could have been improvements made bringing quiet and peaceful streets to an end and eliminating runs so crucial. many thrown under the wheel and now the wheels welcome you but not the victims. you're buses finally crashed, your run is over, you must leave by the rear doors. i want this to be inserted it minutes of meeting and also a copy signed. >> good afternoon. >> solo. i may very proud crowd driver in san francisco. for almost 23 years, i must say that i hate personal attacks of any kind and in the old days, the democrats and republicans used to fight like hell and then go have a drink together. there used to be some more of that feeling around here and i don't like to see people being attacked right now. i am very much against the back seat terminal. we have tried our best. we don't want that corporate advertising, we don't want the fact that people get hit on like this other backseats that they tried. we feel that 5% is way too much, 3% would be more fair. the electronic w

>> a little under $500,000. supervisor avalos: what happens when we have a big storm and a bunch of trees are knocked over or damaged in a short time, and we need to, like, in a matter of hours clear the streets and help a lot of trees? how do you wrap up your staffing to deal with those crises? >> in preparation of a storm, our artists are on the call, and we actually do have several trees that have fallen on the cars, on overhead lights, and staff goes out and clears those trees. those trees are fronting private property. supervisor avalos: currently, if we have a big storm, is it all in 11 fte's and called on that day to clear the streets? >> it all depends. the last huge storm we had was -- april -- february 17, i think. that storm had two ships, people coming in. a lot of the tree cutting and -- supervisor avalos: we go down to seven fte's, does that even a compromise our ability to respond to -- i imagine it would. >> [inaudible] better to be able to respond. we have had storms in the past several years wh

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under an m.o.u. and under a resolution. the correct chief suhr, the portland city council chose not to center into an m.o.u., specifically because it restricts the ability to provide local control and local oversight. we are not saying opt out, we are not saying leave the gttf relationship, we're saying there needs to be a transition. you're currently under an m.o.u., there's a model the federal government has endorsed, transition to it by passing a resolution and it's easy to do. let me go through the elements here that the portland resolution addresses. d it maintains local control over the assignment of officers and provides all these elements of civilian oversight, every single one with of these things has an analogous provision in 8.10. the federal government says you can do it as long as you're not doing it under an m.o.u. and these involved security -- voven involve security clearances, allows for annual public reports, it allows for training and it makes sure that nothing can change. no more secret m.o.u.'s being si

under under under under listen to the tree was a commission so i think that excuse me i think that once again i think although i think it was years israel has fired it is that israel is a sovereign state has the right israel is a sovereign state has israel is supposed to protect your citizens and to protect its gaza part of israel want to go to prison before the break i think it is and i want to go to chris before the break that we just heard an interesting comment chris chris i devoted christian please before we go to the freeway please please universe before the break then is how much christmas how much is how much autonomy does faith because of this have ok if israel isn't in control very little because although you're close enough that although mr katz is talking precisely there's been no exports you can go in the month of may there is a there's a blockade there is an occupation israel controls the land the sea in the airspace in international all that means there is an occupation going on and if i could just respond to one thing that mr katz said earlier it's a drag it's for your g

from the time it was under under under under under this order which is a commission so i think that excuse me i think that once again i think all that is really is that israel is a sovereign state has the right israel is a sovereign state has as well as a partner protect your citizens and to protect its gaza part and they were ok i want to go to you chris before the break i want to listen i want to go to chris before the break that we just heard an interesting comment chris christie i did go to chris please before we go to the prayer you why police legal advice before the break then in how much prison and how much is how much autonomy does a big gazans have ok if israel isn't in control very little because although you are close enough mr cutts is talking precisely there's been no exports you can go in the month of may there is a there's a blockade there is an occupation israel controls the land the sea in the airspace in international that means that there is an occupation going on and if i could just respond to one thing that mr katz said earlier that people like you and so driving it fo

>> under the reorganization. >> under the original structure of the commission, much of the was evenly distributed. then it was changed and it was changed because of three mile island. is that right? after three mile island, the presidential commission and an nrc commission review identified issues with that structure i described with the equal power. so they completely overhauled the commission. can you talk to me for a minute about some of the expanded duties and responsibilities of the chairmen under that reorganization in 1980? >> under section 2, it assigns the chairman responsibility for all functions serving as the spokesman, the principal executive officer, responsible for developing policy planning and guidance. it also assigns some responsibility for the function of the commission, distribution of business and per person -- preparation. and the distribution of funds. on the -- the chairman determines the use of funds in accordance with the distribution of appropriate funds. clearly he has some unique response abilities that are different than those of other commissioners. >>

under under under until recently the israel gaza commission so i think that excuse me i think that once again i think all the important and yet israel has fired it is that israel is a sovereign states has the right and israel is a sovereign state has israel is a part of professor existence and to protect is because a part of israel want to go to the british before the break i want to get a simple i want to go to chris before the break that we just heard an interesting comment by chris christie i did go to chris please forward one of the for you why police legal because before the break there is how much more is how much is how much autonomy does the gazans have ok if israel isn't in control very little because although you are close enough that although mr katz is talking precisely there's been no exports of goals of in the month of may there is a there's a blockade there is an occupation israel controls the land the sea in the airspace in international that means there is an occupation going on and if i could just respond to one thing that mr katz said earlier that people like you and

their responsibility or is already under their responsibility or is currently under the responsibility of the city that they will be transferred. i think that is a common -- >> i can show you in one of the slides here, they are scattered all around the city, and i can show you where the 2300 or so trees are and how they overlap. it is all over the city. those trees -- the property owners -- those were trees that the city took responsibility for or planted under certain corridors, and some of those trees are fronting private property. >> i know we have organizations that do tree planting, and there's a whole robust effort to plant trees in our neighborhoods, and over the past, i would say, three years i have been really paying attention, there have been a lot of trees planted in the excelsior. that is in district 11, which i represent. but 23,000 trees that will be transferred -- are those trees that were earlier planted by the city, or was it planted by an organization or a combination -- >> it was mostly a combination of trees that were planted by both friends of urban forest, dpw, or

a person under the age of 21 shall sell or deliver alcoholic beverages.next addition, no more than 5% of the square footage of the premises will be used for the on sales service or display of the alcoholic beverages. petitioner's shall not make structural changes in the premises and interior without prior written approval from the apartment here the sale of alcoholic beverages for of sale is strictly prohibited, and our last condition -- the sale and service shall be incidental to the premises primary business -- the sale of jewelry. with these conditions, we are recommending approval. i would point out that the applicants are here in the audience if you have any questions of them. supervisor avalos: very good. thank you. supervisor mar. supervisor mar: i just want to give my gut reaction that this is an unusual application because it is a sustainable jewelry store that wants to sell alcohol. i worry that it might set a precedent where we will start to see more stores that are not traditionally selling beer and wine and alcohol trying to do this in the fu

the ferry plaza platform under the east side of the ferry building along the embarcadero for a term of 66 years, subject to bart's right to request an extension before the end of the 64th year of the term. supervisor avalos: thank you. we are joined by the legislative aide to board president david chiu. >> thank you. you have before you a cooperative agreement between the port of san francisco and the bay area rapid transit district, known as bart, of course. this is a cooperative agreement related to improving security barriers around a bart facility on port property. to go over any questions you have, we have a commercial manager from the port of san francisco, and she will go over it briefly. we also have bart staff here as well to answer any questions. >> good morning, supervisors. i am with the port of san francisco. you have before you a cooperative agreement between the port of san francisco and the san francisco bay area rapid transit district, known as part -- bart. bart currently maintains a facility known as the san francisco transit structure, located on and under the ve

>> she needs to begin in north korea, saudi arabia, pakistan, also in iran where christians are under fire there, and even in china, as you know, some churches have come under fire there, those should be the first ones. >> we have talked on this broadcast for a long time about the rome roll of this particular office but you have the opinion that it has been softened, perhaps weakened, how so? >> it took the president a year and a half to even appoint someone, so that shows it's not a priority here, in addition to that, it took another six months to get confirmation, she'll get her feet on the ground and his term might be up, beyond that, she needs to report directly not president and to the secretary of state, the position is relegated fo some obscure office where she reports to the assistant secretary, she needs direct access. >> and i think what's going to make a difference i'm sure our viewers will understand is putting some teeth beyond these elements when there are elements that persecute, that there should be consequences. >> and it's hard for places in china. >> gary is monitor

they have a few spaces that are also under our purview that they want to look at. we are working with them to take a look around. we have some sound tests coming up. i mention this because these particular sound tests are different than what we usually do, in that we are having to organize a large number of residents. i am doing a test thursday night where i have been in contact with five or six different presidents. we will be testing inside their homes as well as inside and around the venue. these are poe's that have a history of some complaints in the past, and now they are coming under new ownership or management, we have an opportunity to correct past sound issues. restaurants doing entertainment, as this commission has heard from the inspector and other officers from sfpd -- we are definitely seeing an increase in entertainment being done at restaurants. mickey this can be a simple dj at a happy hour -- this can be a simple dj at a happy hour or something more involved. we have worked with the permit office recently. this is a topic that has been coming up mo

under allocation. commissioner moore: then we are really not short of space. since adaptive reuse and green technology is a desirable concepts for many, i think we need to be proactive and green and all that we do. i appreciate mr. rubin that showing us the cyclical nature of the completed buildings. extending entitlements, particular to those developers to have a proven record of having delivered buildings even after they have asked for a temporary delay. i think of that is a transparent way of dealing with the sometimes difficult issues. president olague: thank you. secretary avery: thank you, commissioners. we can move forward on the calendar. case no. 7, 201 1.0506b. >> commissioners, good afternoon. dan snyder with the commission staff. 48 tehama street is a service parking lot, with an plummet to construct a new building containing 49,300 square feet of office space, along with three full-floor residential units on the top three floors of the building. at the office allocation and other approvals

>> we'll take it under advisement.ged in the 24 years. >> stephen: sir, what's wrong with "under god"? >> nothing's wrong.... >> stephen: by god, of course, we mean jesus. (laughter) people of all faiths are encouraged to sign the pledge. >> stephen: really? >> the reason it's important not to raise taxes is only if people take pledge not to raise taxes do you even get a conversation about reigning in spending and overspeding is the problem that we have both in d.c. and in all 50 state capitals. >> stephen: now, you support the republicans walking out on the negotiations with the democrats recently, right? because we've got the debt ceiling coming up, we can't make our ends meet come august 3, something like that, ballpark it? >> yeah. >> stephen: that's when we default. are you in favor-- as i am-- of defaulting on our debts, changing our names and moving to canada? (laughter) >> that's not a strategy i'd thought of. i was sort of going for the original one which is only an increase of the debt of $2 trillion, which i

if you do one thing, and i know you are under tremendous pressure it.een under this pressure. i know how much juice is behind this. it actually has more juice than behind the hunters park shipyard. i get it. a semi adjudicatory judicial capacity. adjudicate this. this is a problematic eir. the product description does not exist. this is a fact. it is on it -- incontrovertible. it is a matter of case law. it is absolutely true that these gentlemen or any of the other of your subject matter people, if they contradicted, it is absolutely true and correct. those are my comments. thank you, president chiu. president chiu: are there any others who want to speak for the appellant? seeing none, why do we not go to the planning department could -- department? if you could raise the microphone, that would help. >> good evening, president chiu, members. i am -- with me this evening or are planning director, it bill, an environmental review officer, victoria, as well as others, michael, and someone from the economic and work force development. the item before you i

mcilroy jars his birdie put to go 15 under. any nerves were settled there. iron play has been sparkling all week. no different story today. he makes another birdie to increase his lead to ten strokes and time to get the history books ready. mcilroy put on a vir cho so performance. his tee shot at ten just fine when where it lands, but when you're hot, you're hot. the ball stops inches from the cup. he's 17 under par and loving it. so we go to 18. the drama is all gone, folks. he taps in for par. final score, a u.s. open record, 16 under. 268. the 22-year-old wins his first major championship. how about that for a father's day present for pops. mcilroy finishes eight shots better than jason day. >> there were 20 golfers under par at this open. make it two straight opens for northern ireland and get ready for more. this is just a warmup for mcilroy. >> as graham said last year, a lot of pints of guinness going around. >> he said they kept the pubs open late last year, they probably will do the same this year. >> i bet. i can't wait to get back and join my frie

under under under under lasorda israel as a commission so i think that it's just me and i think that once again i think all day for the next year is a religious fight is because now israel is a sovereign states has the right and israel is a sovereign state has israel as a part of protests resistance and to protect its gaza public in this way i want to go to prison before the break i said isn't i want to go to chris before the break we just heard an interesting comment chris chris i did go to chris please before we go to the break you why police leaving the house before the break came in how much christmas how much is how much autonomy does faith the gazans have ok if israel isn't in control very little because although you are close enough that although mr cutts is talking precisely there's been no exports of gossip in the month of may there is a there's a blockade there is an occupation israel controls the land the sea in the airspace it international that means there is no key patient going on and if i could just respond to one thing that mr katz said earlier that people like you a

don't park under or over an over pass under a bridge, under trees, power lines and next to freeway side walls. you know what freeway side walls are. >> these are the spots you don't want to park. in the city there are a lot of spots like that. that's pretty common response -- my experience with driving. i was driving going hope. home i had to go 2 miles. it took 3 hours to drive 2 miles. it was my unwillingness to give up my car. i could have gotten out of my car and walked home. i'm driving i thought it would be easier if i had walked. on the freeway? this person out of his truck survived. he got out and waited for help. there are a lot of people who have certain skills will get to them. how about the bay bridge? if you have to drive after, drive slow. 5-10 miles per hour. look ahead to see if the roads are difficult to maneuver. even if you have a motorcycle it's hard to drive around this area. sometimes it's easy to walk than to drive off. the fifth, 11 people died, 6 were here. they were waiting for the family members to get off. it was by a masonry building with glass. have emergen

their responsibility or is already under their responsibility or is currently under the responsibility of the city that they will be transferred. i think that is

this was done under a great dress and under relentless personal attacks. -- this is done under great duress. some issues have not been resolved, the credit card issues and the back seat terminal. that has put an end to the electronic waybills as far as i can see. we should be having a meter increase and i don't know what happened to that. i guess you have a technical reason. they think that you did that because you are stonewalling them. it was a bad decision on your part to take it off of the agenda. at any rate, i have said what i had to say. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. the point i want to address because i'm sure you have heard much from other drivers about the immediate issues that of the before you. the first things that you did when he took over regulation was to figure out a way to get the first 20 million, then 15 million, they had to settle for 10 million and so far you have gotten $10 million out of us. as far as we can look down the road, you will be seeking money for your own purposes and that is not legitimate, that is a conflict of interest. we will not be you

under those kinds of circumstances. nation is in trouble, somebody has to be in charge, i think we support that. i think the other issues where we get a little bit of difference of opinion, but it's not as bad as it sounds, actually, is on dealing with the thin we have a longer time to think about and respond to. and all we're saying is we think the ferc has for longer term issues, like spare equipment. we're not going to solve spare transformers tomorrow. it's going to take pobly years to resolve that. is that we have the authorities we have now. and think we could strengthen the gap in the middle beten dire emergency right now and things thamight take months to solve. in the interim, we have our alert system, and all we need is a little bit more authority to make those mandatory in sme cases. when i testify here today, i'm not here testifying against authority for ferc. we work with ferc today as a partner in developing our standards and review them going forward, we continue to work with ferc, anything we can do to h

the new road map under scores the safety measures of the operators. but it must be a huge challenge to proceed for the recovery work while protecting the worker from risks of overdose. it is challenging, but i believe it is impossible to bring an end to the crisis without guaranteeing the safety of the operators. eight people so far whose total exposure exceeded the limit of 250 millisieverts. including skilled workers who have played vital roles to the rehab work. once you are exposed to the limit, you cannot go back to the frontline of work. if there wil be more and more operators exposed to high levels of the radiation, we may see shortages in the number of people with skills and experience, which delays the overall progress. so far, we are forced to bring the reactors offline to guarantee the safety of operators. consequently, more than 1,400 workers are still working on-site. not even knowing how much radioactivity we are exposed to. tepco should procure the proper numbers as soon as possible and make sure that they have all of the protective gea

. >> fire escapes are used in san francisco under the california building code. they are not typically allowed in new buildings. most of san francisco is older buildings. because we have such tight lines 0 lot lines on the side and often a rear yard where you can't get from the rear yard to the street. we see all over san francisco fire escapes and allow new fire escapes on existing buildings where you can't build a fully complies stairway. we came up with rules about fire escapes that require them to be e illuminated and they need to be maintained. some are difficult to maintain they have a moving part and a crank ladder. hauven to people have to maintain their fire escapes. >> they need to always have them maintained. we ask the property owner at the time of the inspection to demonstrate that the fire escapes are in good working condition. >> we changed the code? >> 4 or 5 years ago. >> you have to demonstrate that it works you pull the lever and pull it. >> absolutely. >> there are companies in the city that go out and will contract with the building owner to

that is kids under 13. in order to determine whether website is directed at children, we look at the totality of circumstances. we look at things like for their cartoons? how is it being sold? it's part of the apps are designed for kids or a different part and the kind of sat there is a look at to determine whether the website is focused on children. in terms of whether or not the general audience website application is collecting information, you know, as the website receives information from a teacher or parent, obviously they know, though we also do undercover work. will: nine and pretend the 13 or 12 or 11 and see the website will collect information. there's a number of ways to figure out if we can see what is happening. >> i've been working on this cloud computing bill as you know and one of the issues serious to be our trading partners internationally and i think we've talked about this before judiciary, but they need to fulfill data standards along with working with our allies, do you believe they w

they come under three categories in my mind. first of all, protections related to the transition. colleagues, i'm asking for development agreement to be amended to include a number of things. first, to include compensation for existing tenants that see a reduction of service due to the loss of a patio or balcony. secondly, to extend the time for tenants to select a replacement units. thirdly, to improve moving benefits for tenants. in other words, the cost for tenants to move, i want to make sure we are modeling are benefits on state relocation benefits. fourth, there are amendments in offering to ensure that we strengthen tenants'rights to during the construction period. amend sections 4.4.5 a and replace sections 4.4.8 a. i also had a number of amendments to assist in ensuring that the community that currently exists at park merced is disturbed as little as possible during the phasing. i have a number of amendments. first, the first replacement units built on vacant land in order to ensure that no one will have to move until we have replacement units. secondly, we want to ensure

it enjoys height which would not be permitted under the planning code today. i think it is worth noting, although not relevant, but sympathized with his desire to raise a family in the city. i think this particular property may impose some real problems with that. certainly, it is a live-were building. it may not afford the development potential -- a live- work building. it may not afford the development potential the appellant would like. we have not heard a solid argument as to how this could be built today. we have heard how other decks were built previously and other stair penthouses were constructed previously. in fairness, there is ambiguity in the permit record. certainly, some permits issued by the city are in question. some actions taken by the various owners of the building over time to not seem to be evidenced by the permits. there is an ambiguity. the fact that something may exist and an adjacent property owner may enjoy it a particular amenity under the planning code is not reason to grant that same amenity, particularly in a case where it is clea

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he would shoot a final round 2-under par 9. played well but no one to mount a real challenge. garcia with the bump and run chimp on 12, would tie for 7th mcilroy would complete his wire-to-wire victory with this tap-in. his 16-under par total breaks the u.s. record by a whopping four strokes. jason day was second, eight strokes back. mcilroy's first major championship. >> i could have held a couple more putts today. i couldn't ask for much more, just so happy to be holding this trophy. >> rick: last month, the giants swept a three-game series from the a's at at&t park. today oakland had the chance to return the favor. going a ball game with dad is a great way to celebrate father's day. rowand with a double-down the line off cahill. sheer holes scores. that would be the only run cahill would give up. got help from the defense in the third, weeks robs aubrey huff of an rbi. matt cain was pitching a shutout until the 6th. coco crisp scores weeks. the game is tied. affeldt gives up a no-doubter to landon powell, his first home run

unfortunately under the manager's amendment, that strong protection is simply gone. and i know as i said in the past we've had unanimous votes of the judiciary committee, we've had promises never to do it again, but the diversions have continued and it is clear that they will continue under the manager's amendment provision because it allows a regular process to continue as it has in the past. i have not submitted lists of tters of who's in favor, who's opposed to this bill, it's my understanding that the realtors association is in fact opposed to the manager's amendment, but we're not going to vote on these amendments tonight, we're rolling these votes until tomorrow. so we will research that and we will find the truth of where they are and make that information available to the members because certainly realtors are a very valuable part of our nation's economy. i want to talk a little bit as well about whether we can fix the defect on prior art by an amendment that would be offered later in the week by mr. conyers and mr. rohrabacher -- mr. rohrabacher. they propos

firstever to reach 14 under. he is 14 under through 54 holes. rory mcilroy. >> it is phenomenal. describe what he is doing this week. s is decimating a field. >> let's go, rory. let's go, rory. let's go. >> it is nice when you get a standing ovation you walk up onto, you know. hopefully i can just give them something else to cheer about tomorrow. >> rory mcilroy leads by eight strokes heading into the final 18 holes. he has been so good that 68 was his worst round of the tournament. not bad to have 68 for your worst. yang remains in second. he will be paired with rory mcilroy again tomorrow. >>> more sports on the way. don't go anywhere. a moment captured in boston that you just have to see. a sea of black and yellow at the bruins parade and one guy doing his best. we will be right back. ,,,,,, [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi tha

participation enables most of the operations under way. the president does not have the authority to substitute his judgment for constitutional process when there is no emergency that threatens the united states and our vital interests. the world is full of examples of local and reasonable violence to which the united states military could be applied for some altruistic purpose. under the constitution, the congress is vested with the authority to determine which, if any, of the circumstances justify the consequences of american military intervention. i thank the chairman for the opportunity to make this statement. >> so there you have it, sir. the stage is set. two differing views, reflecting over 50 years of service on this committee. and we're still not sure what the answer is. so your task this morning is an interesting one, and i think we will not only have a good dialogue, but maybe it will be fun. have added. you are on. >> thank you, mr. chairman, senator lugar, and members of the committee for this important hearing. it is good to

>> mutton busting is where you take children 6 and under and under 60 pounds and put them on the back of a sheep and we let them ride for six seconds or try to ride for six seconds. >> so a teeny tiny version of the rodeo? >> yeah, bull riding, yeah. pretty close to bull riding for children that are 6 and under and under 60 pounds. >> and who are those guys in the distance, ducks? >> yeah, that is by one of my employees, pete, and his dog, can. we actually have runner ducks and can is part of the show and those ducks -- those ducks herd together like sheep, so we keep can on his toes and practice as he herds those ducks around. >> you know what they say, if you're in show business, you can't share a steak with a dog but they steal a show. >> they do, they absolutely do. that dog is the star of the show, let me tell you. >> so this is the 100th year of the fair, which is quite an accomplishment, because a lot of fairs across the country have gone under in tough economic times and kind of fallen out of favor. why do you think this one keeps going? >> you know what, this is a great fair.

even with that final calculation under the planning code, under section 317, it is within the 50%. commissioner peterson: thank you. commissioner hwang: on the demolition question which was raised by the appellant, how do you respond to the argument that the collapsed roof has, in effect, created further, in effect, i mean, the argument as i understand it is that extended -- it made more of the property characterized as demolished or demolition, and then, i would assume, exceed the 50%. >> no. first of all, the roof is -- when the roof collapsed, somehow, the wall that was slated to remain has collapsed, but the fact is that wall is still there. it has been propped up, so it is there. it has not collapsed. and, in fact -- commissioner hwang: but it will be gone, right? the wall has lost its structural integrity? >> no, the wall has not lost its structural integrity, because sometimes when you open up a wall, some have dry rot, in what they do is they put a new -- and what they do is put in a new 2 x 4, and that is pretty much standard in the industry. a diaphragm to keep the two ex

no one finishedded under par at last year's u.s.'m going to go out on a limb and predict one golfer will be in the red on sunday afternoon. luckily for rory mcelroy, he finished before the weather turned ugly. >> his second shot on the short par 4 eighth and at first glance, a little long. >> ought oh. here it comes. back, back, back, back, is it enough? perhaps not. >> the 22-year-old has carved a congressional. he sinks the birdie on 17 to become the first player ever to reach 13 under par. after playing a near perfect round, he would finally stumble on the 18th. he finished with a double bogie, leaving him 11 under through 36 holes. >>> mcelroy's lead is tied for the largest. 2009, pga champ yang is all alone in second, but clearly mcelroy's to lose at this point. >> he keeps playing the way he is playing, we are all going to be playing for second place. if he keeps playing the way he is playing, it will be impossible to catch him. >> i felt at ease today. you're going to be at ease when you are hitting so many great shots. every