the provisions of the penal code and their brief sets forth and the police officers says under its under the penal code or the corporation knowingly sells number 2 the business and professional code is the one that that has the guidelines for 15 or 16-year-old and if you're not following the guidelines they're our minor decoy is subject to prosecution that's why i believe one the exhibit is the city letter saying 15 or 16-year-old decoy came in your store not correct for whatever reason they couldn't find a 15 or 16 it was a will ta traditional i'll seen other reports not a 17 year-old because the respect addressed the knowledge we must abide by this business and code section i emphasis there is not much more that a business owner can do i ask the board to punishment those who don't invest $10 in a cash register and don't beat over the head 15 minutes before that employee sold the sect we don't know why she doesn't deliberately comply. >> i'm not an attorney members of the board the punishment should match the offense this apply the real custodial pursuit her case was dismissed i'm looki

i think we just have to show it is either under inclusive, over inclusive under the first amendment. >> the pickup on judge tatel's question while the holmes view is not the current view it is still the case that the government has authority to regulate its own work force more fully than it can regulate private citizens. >> i agree. >> and there is a tradition of ethics rules on government employees and contractors that are much more stringent. why isn't this case better viewed as really a government ethics case than a kind of campaign finance case that we've seen in recent years? >> if the analogy is to federal employees rblings of course federal employees are not limited in contributions. >> i understand that. >> sitting here at my left are entitled to make contributions in any amount except members of congress. >> there is a different package on ethics rules on government employees as you well know and on contractors but the basic point is in terms of government ethics regulation government employees traditionally, this is not some novel or outlier law, traditionally have been sub

review are for contributing buildings into the landmark striblt designated under article 10 and theyed an operation the property types are 3 residential properties 2 of which or single-family dwellings the agreements are 10 year resolving contract and your commission packets contain a draft evaluation outlining the tax savings each figure was compiled by the controller's office and each property owner as outlined with the assistance of department preservation staff a rehabilitation and maintenance plan that insures work will the conducted in performance of the secretary of interiors standards. >> 67 pier street a basement wood-framed dwelling and constructed in 1899 the value of the property valued under $30 million month and the maintenance plan contains roof and cartridge repair and seismic upgrades and roving non-historic windows and putting others in the place and staircase restoration and citing repairs in the exterior he recommendation to recommend approval to the board of supervisors for the following reasons the property is an historic landmark and the maintenance and restora

but it ended up going much higher under the coverage california. and the aca. and so, you know, one of the members of the group kept saying, representing the employers, kept saying that, i can't see the fairness, in you putting it at an amount, that is not at the level that the aca is requiring and that so many of the insurers are migrating to. and i believe that it is in the brons, 6500 is in the bronze and silver and gold category and that is in the, max that you can do, under all of those and it is just the platinum level that goes lower. than that. >> and it was the biggest one,... >> and i would say, both that and the out of pocket, or the deductible were both%backer, and what we ended up doing is that we have five different plans and they did look at out of different out of pocket maximum and so at different level and different levels of deductible and so we looked at, and we looked at other ideas before and that was toward the end and those were five ideas of the group that asked us to look at. and looked at how, you know, what the percentages would be o

under section 1321. there are several rationales. john tlnathan adler around mich canon have put forth scholarly work that the limitation on the subsidies was in fact purposely. when the federal government realized that it could not mandate that the state's establish an exchange, the policy goal was still to have the states run the exchanges. but since coercion was not possible, bribery is. and therefore, the subsidies were designed to encourage the states to set up the exchanges. the states were the gate keepers. and that the legislative history supported this, that this was an inducement on the part of the federal government to encourage the states to set up an exchange. can't force them but you can incentivize them. here would be the good place for the gruber clip. jonathan -- michael cannon has been promoting this. i said it should be part of the atmospherics so we'll play the longer clip here. can you run the gruber clip for me? >> in part it says that the state don't provide it, the federal back st

40 feet don't fall into the bird save under the 50 foot square feet rule i'm wondering have i gone under the circulations indeed with within the plans. >> i'll let the architect speak but i was given materials that it was bird safe glass not visible to humans but bidders in the 24 inch panels but the first class is being treated. >> does the rules speak about bird safe glass as an alternatives i'm not familiar with that. >> there's alternatives like treatments or spreading to the glass that exceeds a requirement and we feel it is code compliant. >> in the conditions that is specifically nos i'll suggest this is an interpretation thing if we don't have the calculations the conditions of approval needs that it has a lot of glass i don't mind it but it is a little bit excessive on the south facing wall because are normally on the building lot a lot of that width and depth we mostly have the windows and office in this block phase i'm kind of questioning that. >> that's understood i think in in this case you can take a motion to exclude dr. >> how the people reflect there is a little bit too

lowering the upper almost level from 400 to 500 percent of poverty to align them with the subsidies under the affordable care act and all of these policies were designed to or in tended to maintain the continuity of coverage and to reduce the gaps as well as to make sure that hel ygt san francisco is available able for the people who don't have other options and the city option, on the side, and we sought, to encourage the use of the mri funds that are contributed by the employers, and from the hcso. totals include the cost of providing care for senior and providing care for under, healthy san francisco and then savings would be, and it would be realized from the people leaving the program as well as the cost ainvoice ans for caring for people through a cost effective manner through hel ygt san francisco and i will go through the details on each policy. >> and so, for the extending the healthy san francisco, transition, period it is actually the most costly of all of the changes that we have proposed. and currently for the 2014, calendar year, and we estimate that it costs 8.2 million dol

section to clarify that the hosting approach is liable for violations of the noticing requirement under this chapter any violations of the tank code is enforced in the tax regulation code not under this chapter that is an additional clarification in the entitled civil action to the second sensitivities that begins with in addition that language changed to emission to a business owner or entity in violation or a hosting approach in violation that may be subject to penalties subsection g-4 a the noticing provision that the platform to provide notice of the cities regulation regarding short-term rentals there's been a motion is there a motion? >> supervisor chiu. >> okay seconded by supervisor breed thank you and do we need a roll call vote over and over we'll take that without objection. and supervisor farrell. >> clarification another technical amendment you want to okay sorry didn't hear the preamble. >> on that amendment that was just spelled ousted we'll take that without objection. that amendment s is adopted. >> supervisor avalos i have a process question i last year, i worked open

under increasing criticism. but i still believe and believed them to be true based on the facts as i knew them. ofthe early morning 74, i had august 1, 19 a meeting and my vice presidential office with alexander m. hague, jr, chief of staff for president nixon. i was told in a general way about fears are rising regarding additional taped evidence to be delivered to the judge on monday, august 5, 1974. i was told that there could be , which, when disclosed to the house of representatives, would likely tip the boat in impeachment. however, i was given no indication that this development would lead to any change in president nixon's plan to oppose the impeachment vote. then, shortly afternoon, general requested another appointment as quickly as possible. he came to my office at about 3:30 p.m. for a meeting that was to last approximately three quarters of an hour. only then that i learn of the damaging nature of the 1972,sation on june 23, in one of the tapes, that was judge, and ithe described his meeting because

his family would like him to return to this country under an agreement. what steps will prime minister take to achieve that? >> the honorable lady is right to raise this case. it is appalling the way this man hahas been treated and it's particularly appalling that as she says he was shot while in prison supposedly being protected by the pakistani authorities. we have raised this case and i raised this case personally with the pakistani, with the leaders of pakistan. we are looking at the case for prisoner transfer but they had to be suspended in recent years because pakistan released prisoners that we returned to them. so there is a problem there. we take this case very, very sicily under raising it every level in pakistan. >> mr. speaker, young people in my constituency want to know that they have the security of job opportunities when they need -- leave college. the number of young people didn't get to work went up by staggering 45% it will the prime minister join me in applauding the companies up and in the country of taken the opportunity under this g

another problem under inclusion, no under group in society has to pass the parenting competency test before getting married. some parents have low income or low education levels, parent who's marry, have children, get divorced want to marry again, there is no competency test for these parents but we don't bar them from marrying nor having children. an argument raises striking down the ban intrusion on religious freedom. judgment will not can require changes for religious institutions. they are free to practice their rituals as they see fit. just like the tenth circuit, this court could specify no one can marry in contradiction to his or her religious belief. it is not a case for denying fundamental rights. if and when the case comes before this court the court would have so balance the constitutional rights it always has. you look at the higher arcy of rights and the level of intrusion and the court then renders a decision. we have also alleged that intermediate scrutiny applies because plaintiffs of gay and lesbian persons qualify for -- status. we refer to the wonderful brief of la

i think the key under both the fourth amendment and under the relevance test under the statute in both lines of cases, the court made clear is a totality of the circumstances type inquiry. what is relevant under the circumstances. i mean what is reasonable under the circumstances -- >> come on. isn't it at least as relevant to you whether somebody that you have some reasonable suspicion is engaged in terrorist connections used his credit card last week to buy a ton of fertilizer as it is to find out whether he called his gym that on -- using his verizon cell phone? >> right. so i think you're -- >> or even to find out who his other colleagues are. it is clearly relevant in the sense that you're talking about it. in fact if you had that guy and you wanted to get his precise credit card record, is there any question you would serve grand jury subpoena to get that? so i don't understand why the same jump that says you can collect all the stuff in advance essentially to make it easier, quicker. i'm not denigrating that interest. to make it quicker and easier on find out all the connections

they meant that. >> roe is a koun constitution holding, under right to privacy, under the constitutionomen have a right to an abortion. >> that's right. you cannot do with the state of texas has done, friend to be regulating health and safety with the purpose of closing clinics and saying that right is protected. if you closed 890% of t ed 80% g booths in texas wouldn't say you still have a right to vote. >> as awe n nonlawyer watching, there is bad faith, people that want less abortion, i don't agree but they believe in that cause, they're trying to stop people from having abortions. why are we pretending otherwise and we have to friend this law isn't meant to do that even though it obviously is? >> it's undemocratic to have the false pretext that texas is pushing. >> people will say that's the fault of roe. the people who are anti-abortion say roe took it out of democratic sphere and that is what you get you liberals, this what is you left us to do is come up with pretextual law as and play your roe game. >> the constitution is to make sure all citizens rights are equally protected s

get things under control at the source point. members of the red cross and the local liberian community are on hand to take your donations all 877-940-6222. you can follow the latest on the ebola outbreak on 6abc. we also posted the five facts about the virus. there are screening in airports that are place. it's all on 6abc.com. [sirens] >>> those tense first moments captured on camera. this blaze injuries three people tonight. kenneth moton is live on the scene in south springfield in clifton heights. >>reporter:out of the three people that are injured two were residents that jumped from the second floor of this house to save their lives. they were checked out in a nearby hospital. cause of the two-alarm fire remains under investigation. the fire was intense and it was big. >> there are flames coming out everywhere. >>reporter:flames out of the two-story home. they grabbed they are phones and started to record the fast-moving fire on springfield road. >> they needed help. the e.m.t.s were on the scene. >> one upper darby man twi

the normal residential building code. >> it's still a single-family home under the r-3 it's hard to say it's a hotel but that's more in planning only one unit. >> okay. so when the planning i'm sorry, i keep asking when the planning department approves the bed-and-breakfast permit dbi will when they ininspect the building there's no single bed-and-breakfast. >> it's a single-family home nothing to change. >> maybe making sure there's clear signs towards fire exists and life and safety concerns from dbi's prospective. >> dbi enforces it you know when you get into the exit and the egress window and all the requirements stayed for existing building and there are sprinkles for the change in use is not changing the transportation. >> it seems like it's a process that's not that arduous we're under the building code many folks in the room can undergo that process with a simple - and yes correct. >> okay. thank you now i want to go back to planning also i want to understand a little bit about portland's recollection because that was a city that regulated on short-term rental i understand t

the questioning will be done by subcommittee members only and under the five-minute rule. president ford's appearance demonstrates his commitment to be open and candid with the american people. it is absolutely vital for the restoration of the public's trust in their governing institutions and elected officials that frankness be the hallmark of this and future administrations. the newspaper in paris wrote "no european republic invests its president with the right of pardon as sweeping and irrevokeable as that with president ford exercised in favor of richard nixon. in a sense, it takes over from executive privilege by which the former president took refuge of so long to prevent congress and the courts from investigating his conduct." since september 8 when the president issued a free pardon to former president nixon for all crimes he committed as president of the united states, several questions have been raised relating to the circumstances and surrounding the pardon and whether, as a result of the pardon, and subsequent agreements, entered into by the former president an

the interest and agenda of turkey is obviously to under mind gains. it doesn't converge with the interest of international community, the coalition led by the u.s. against isil . >> first, do you agree with that analysis, and second, can turkey do both of those things. both move against syria, and keep an eye on surging kurdish nationalisms. >> i agree on the divergence in aims between washington and anakra . turkey has committed itself to fighting isis, but said it also wants to fight other terrorist groups. including the pkk, which turkey has been fighting for 30 years, and which did has designated as a terrorist organization. beyond that the ouster of assad from damascus, which clearly is not the main priority for washington or other member s as well. frankly, i' i'm not optimistic that they'll be able to agree on the aims and means of the methods and means of fighting against isis. >> which means what, over the long haul turkey, one of the biggest powers in the region remains sidelined in this fight? >> no, it is clear that presidenter do want doe

what in dollars is the amount every electricity bill will increase under your carbon tax?l: in the market will set the level. carbon pollution is real hit all believe in and climate change. the market will set a price just like it did when the first president bush put in the clean air act to lower pollution that long run benefit did the nation. the private -- the price we're paying for your denial is very high. colorado is ready to meet the challenge to reduce carbon emissions and we have been preparing for it. i wish to listen to the scientist to understand this is our future. this is something that is there for the taking under my leadership that is why wilt -- what we will do. gardner: there is no market price for the carbon tax. let me finish the question. there is no cost on electricity bills today what would that be in dollar terms? udall: the market will set the costlier cost is too high. >> moderator: time for closing statements congressman gardner you are first. gardner: it has been an honor to travel around the state of colorado to visit with families to a strugg

is going to help to make sure that we have going after the worst of actors i don't see a somewhere under which kind of the more strom works with going to be occurring if it passes along with the reflection. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much as we continue to have the discussions there is certainly one entity that is missing the treasurers office we put in a couple of calls he's not been able to join us so supervisor campos i want to strike a couple of questions in our eloquent and lou kwshz remarks you spoke about the back taxed money on the table why leave it there and not solve the problems how do you know that there are back taxes due particularly i ask that i'm under the advisement that the legally the city tax collector is not able to confirm or deny which entity has does owe back taxes. >> maybe you can speak to that. >> thank you thank you supervisor cohen and what i would say is that a couple of things first there is a dispute among the parties as to whether or not a specific amount t is owed but as a city with have to speak with one voice any comments about the back ta

outings outside of the eviction process the beauties are a loophole in our bylaws in san francisco under the rent control ordinance a landlord must have one of the 15 just cause some are based the actions like failure to pay rent other evictions reason are considered no fault when an owner decides to move into a unit the san francisco just cause eviction scheme was carefully crafted for the reason of protecting the units in san francisco that is san francisco's large prices control pricing not vulnerable to the market the market has been changing rapid in san francisco beauties are a loophole they allow the landlord to evade by offering the tenant a monetary sum to vacate would you tell us goes to the others eviction process and having a assert one the judge causes for eviction we know that protecting the how's e housing stock in san francisco is a major component of addressing our cities housing crisis because, in fact, the rent control united 0 impose more than 50 percent of the city's price control housing and give that efforts toy do the ellis act we must develop and pass legislation

or how many will be available to the employer under the different scenarios of the minimum standards and we ended up because of a lot of it and a lot of the changes, from this year to the last time that we did this, we usually looked at 20 and 30 plans but we looked over 100 this time to just to be sure that we understood what was happening in the market. and the next change under this recommendation number five, and would be to lighten the decrease the maximum allowable deduckeds from $2,000 to $1500, we saw quite a few plans going to that lower amount and would meet that lower amount and, so we decided go with that as a group and so these were 134 of the sticking points among the advisory group that we really did finally get to, if not, full con census and walk out of the door with the full consensus and we definitely got the agreement among the players and i know that there are some people here today who will speak to their experience with that. and you know, have in your report, on page 12, you will see a table that shows the changes, and also, on page 13, we kind of talk about h

the afc west under allen. 68 games under .500 since they went to the super bowl in 2002. this is from earlier in the season. giants didn't fair well in pittsburgh. lost two out of three to the pirates at at&t. hunter pence says the slate is clean now. >> it's been a beautiful team. a group that's really stuck together. really battled and it's been a lot of fun playing. our foal is to -- our goal is to win the world series. we're here in the play offs and working on taking on the challenge. >> the a's trailing the royals 3-2. john lester on the mound for the a's need i say more. >> tonight at 10:00. a bay area pharmacist missing. the trail of clues that family members members are struggling to piece together. that's coming up at 10:00. >> thanks for joining us tonight. good night. >> good night. and the doctor saw a i weblemish on my cheek.ter, he told me it was skin cancer. i was in shock. i wasn't covered with any health insurance. but once i got covered through covered california, i was able to go get the surgery that i needed. and it was a lifesaver. which is why we pr

>> usually because they are under $100,000. we are still tracking whether we award those contracts to lbe primaries and whether or not they partner with lbe consultants. but they are exempt from the consulting goal if the amount of the contract is under $100,000 and if there are federal or state funds included for the sources for the contract. >> okay. thank you. commissioner? >> thank you, elaine for this report. commissioner is not here but this report is the heart and soul of what she loves to hear. i'm not go egg to speak for her but to commend the ou

youth unemployment up 44% under labor, down 22% under this government. the economy is growing. the deficit is coming down. we are getting britain back to work, the long term plan is working but one thing that could wreck it is a labor government. >> he didn't answer the question or confirm the figures. let me just tell him that the chancellor's own figures show -- he can't even admit that. about -- let me ask you about one specific issue about disabled people in the minimum wage which goes to these expenses. in response to a question, a conservative party conference, the welfare reform minister said this. you make a really good point about the disabled. there is the group, actually as you say, they are not worth the full wage. was i confused? >> absolutely not. disabled people should be paying the minimum wage and the minimum-wage under this government is going up and going up in real terms. it is now at £6.50. we will be presenting our evidence to the low pay commission calling for another real-terms increase in minimum wage. he talked about the chancellor's figures. let me gi

even if you were just to miss a few employees being covered under the affordable care act. so, again, this is that same type of threatening coercion that doesn't really fit in the relationship between sovereigns. this 39 school corporations who have joined, i was talking to a few people in the hall. they are usually not standing next to me during my election process. let's leave it at that. but they were very concerned about the way we educate our children and the way our school corporations as a part of our sovereign government has been structured. we have a school board. they elect the people who run the school and they use part-time workers. so it's bus drivers, the teacher's aid, people that work in the cafeteria. under indiana's law, 30 hours -- or 37 1/2 hours, anything less than that is part-time. >> we're going to have our last keynote address and then we will break for lunch, which will be held upstairs on the second floor. our final speaker of the day is the attorney general of oklahoma, scott pruitt. he holds the merit of -- he holds the distinction of seeing the

they've been threatened to be resorted to immigration this legislation will bring the butte buy outs under control and duty u cut down open 0 this in the city i encourage you to pass this with a positive recommendation to the full board. >> thank you. next speaker. >> i'm andrew with the san francisco tenants union thank you sxhooums for working on this legislation and the union we receive a lot of clients who come in with buy out offices that are low and some people don't come in if they think this is all they can get. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good morning. i'm deanna i'm a housing council with the cause i'm here to urge tour full support for the buy outs legislation that of interested 40 introduced to the board the san francisco represent board is pro-active in collecting data this legislation supports the much needed documentation to system lee count for the democratgraphies and laents on the buy out agreement currently not data regarding the trend that the buyist offers the provisions in the legislation can elaborate the pattern and old practices as well as the question

it's a standard will discretionary review process so someone that is seeking to open one up about under go the same process there's a mail notice beforehand within 3 hundred feet of the subject property and that's the general process. >> is it a fairly simmer process. >> we subject small businesses to in the city it's not necessarily reluctant those are done at the planning commission a a matter of the backlog of progressing the applications. >> my next question is for dee dee young and come back to planning so for the department of building inspection if the discretionary review is approved for the bed-and-breakfast is there a different code with the dbi alongside the code or under the residential housing code. >> the whole building converts or if there's a change in use that's under our building code for the multiple unit from rh2 to become rh1 that will be enforced with the whole building converted. >> maybe not a whole building but let's say a single-family home it's something i've heard two weeks ago there were people that owned single-family homes were retired and renting out thei

a policy under a periodic review.eanwhile, baltimore city got approval for a novel school construction funding plan that will enable them to rapidly accelerate the replacement of aging buildings com come a poliy other counties have said they would be interested in volunteered be interested in following the tragedy value weighted the effectiveness and affordability of maryland spending on education and outline any changes you think would be necessary going forward? hogan: i think we've done a good job and spending money for education. we started with the early administration and continue with this administration to be doubled spending on education but the results have been mixed at best. we have some of the best schools in the country in maryland. unfortunately, we have some of the lowest performing schools in the country as well. the gap between the best and the worst schools is 50th in the nation. the gap between white students and minority students is the largest in the nation to both gaps have gotten wider over the

another case under investigation under howard university hospital has been ruled out as being ebola. an abundance of caution. >> now we wait and see. the cameraman who contracted ebola in liberia is expected to return to the united states for treatment. they'll be heading to the nebraska medical center. the 33-year-old has been working in south africa, and freelancing for n.b.c. he's the fourth american to have contracted the disease whilst working in liberia. >>> the massachusetts doctor freed for ebola is back in the hospital, dr richard sacra appears to have a respiratory infection. health officials do not believe he relapsed with ebola, but placed him in isolation. the immune system was probably lower during the battle. c.d.c. confirmed a 4-year-old died from entero virus 68. the first death attributed to the respiratory infection. the same child showed similar symptoms. more than five children tested positive. >> i am sure you now and can accept that there are unbearable pain and graf suffered. three other patients died this week. medical examiners are testing to see if it cause

under any administration combined. there is no true freedom of information, no true freedom of the press without protection of journalist sources. leaks are the life blood of investigative journalists, given that nearly all information related to national security is classified in this country. it is then safe to say that this crackdown against whistle blowers is designed to restrict all but officially approved version of events. this outlines the need for federal shield laws in the u.s. which will protect journalists at the -- supported by the obama administration. 2013 will remain the year of the associated press scandal, which came to light when the department of justice alleged that it has seized a news agency phone records. 2013, will be remembered as the year where whistle blower manning was condemned to 35 years in prison. 2013 will also be remembered for the revelation of edward snowden who exposed the nsa surveillance -- and know in 2014, will be remembered as the year when jim was test test deeply worried abo

you have people under 30.here's a lot of opportunities to mix and mingle. >> a lot of social -- we're starting -- opening up all of philadelphia. where he starting on sunday night. we have an amazing -- the under 30 music festival powered by global citizen, who did the j.z. concert. we will bring -- we have afro jack and all the tickets are free if you do good things for the world. take action to get a ticket. everyone from philadelphia is invited to take action, get a ticket and see the concert for free and participate. >> you mention the people performing and speaking. there's also a shark tank competition? >> bring it on. >> tell me about that. >> we have $400,000 hopefully to somebody from philadelphia who is under 30. it's a steve case and forbes media. they are putting in $150,000 in equity, and we have $250,000 in free advertising and services to the winner. $400,000. any entrepreneur in philadelphia under 30 is eligible to enter. >> that money is out there if you want to get something started and have

under u.s. law, and under canadian law, we say that if somebody has some reasonable grounds to suspect somebody's about to commit an indictable offense like this, that they would be taken into custody. there is authority under our criminal code as there is under your law to take them into custody. so that's the question that's going to be facing the rcmp, the royal canadian police in canada is why if you knew so much about these people if they were pre-trained and they were so -- of such a mind of thinking they wanted to destroy public buildings and kill people, why they weren't taken into custody. why, right now, don't they go out and take these people into some sort of investigative detention under our law so this matter doesn't happen again. >> but as you -- i know you know very well the royal canadian mountain police had been monitoring this individual responsible for the murder of this soldier earlier in the week. he'd been under arrest back in june, but later, was released according to the

this is the idea is still under the development under an association relationship between the nonmembersnd the iaea. this is motivated in the general sense again that the dynamism in the context is one that calls for significantly increased engagements. we are also working bilaterally with important partners all across asia. i will not go into details here. i will simply highlight three or let's call it for in the view of the visits this week, for asian relationships that matter deeply to the united states and the energy arena one is with india earlier this week there was a series of announcements about new initiatives in the energy and climate space. the second is with china. india claimed the summit occurs in about six weeks time it is reasonable to expect that again energy will be an important part of the conversation and and and is certainly in the bilateral meeting that the president will have we expect the same. japan has been for years a very important partnership to the united states across the water waterfront of the different technology spaces and in terms of policy collaborati

but, once they get to the point that the property could be legalized under the planning code and then we will be willing to consider it as we have with the other propertis that have outstanding violation and we would then tie the dates to the targets toward completing the eir, and so, it is anticipated that that will be some time in january and so beginning with the withdraw of the appeal penalties we will accrue and continue to accrue until they render the building in such a way that it could be approved under the planning code and i am available for any questions. >> and i wonder if i have to recuse myself since i was at planning when we heard this originally. >> a few years ago, back in the 90s. >> yes, when it was the art institute in the 90s. >> i think that you are okay. >> thank you. >> and is there any public comment? >> okay. so, is there a something that you will be submitting to withdraw this. >> sure, i have completed the withdraw request here. >> okay. >> show that. >> okay. >> for the record i have been handed the withdraw request form by mr. murphy. thank you. >> thank

these gentlemen get up and are placing this young man under arrest under the espionage act. how does he interfere with the military? whose life did he just threaten? the commander-in-chief, absolutely correct. the president of the united states. these operatives work in sometimes legal ways and other times not so legal ways. they investigated violations off the espionage act. they examined so-called pro-german propaganda. if somebody said, i think my neighbor is not quite as patriotic as he should be and turns the name in, and then operative investigates the character of that person. when we look at the incidents, we can clearly see that there may be some top-down. i also asked some different questions. german culture was exterminated during this time. , that's what historians said. i think there is something wrong with that argument. i see a different kind of research. i began to ask new questions. is the enforcement of this national legislation or these pieces of legislation universal throughout? or do we have pockets where there is more enforcement? has that been relayed