the department has been reviewing the memorandum of understanding between at&t and public works related to additional commitments by at&t for the approval of a certain amount of facilities. at this point, we are happy with the proposed additional commitments from at&t. we will work to the best of our ability to make sure this is followed in every submittal. at&t facilities should be -- should the ceqa declaration be upheld and the process move forward to the department of public works. president chiu: thank you very much. these items are in the hands of the board. supervisor elsbernd? supervisor elsbernd: i would like to move forward item five and cable items 6 and 7. -- table items 6 and 7. president chiu: the supervisor has moved to allow the categorical exemption. further discussion? there is the opportunity today for public comment. we have had excessive public comment in the past. supervisor mirkarimi: i would like to pay the courtesy to supervisor weiner. i know he has been helping to facilitate discussions that at least allow us to get a prism from all sides on this particular is

that is my understanding, that that would be formalized understanding between at&t and a district supervisor when and if the permitting process starts. if it goes to the board of appeals, from my understanding, at&t tends to be very respectful of district supervisor the views on -- district supervisor views on siting. supervisor mirkarimi: this is an intriguing way to decentralize planning. in my years on the board, it has never happened this way. if we are trying to maintain our respective constituents needs, whatever the range those needs may be, and still allowing something to move forward -- i am trying to understand that, us as gatekeepers of this decision, how legally we are able to do this. that is not entirely clear. this gives us the veto or umpire right. i would like to figure that out a little more specifically. supervisor weiner: i want to be very clear. there are 2 b was separate issues, the ceqa issue and the permiting issue. they are completely separate and independent issues. regardless of what happens with ceqa, which can eventually get to it permitting process. the law is t

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. >> people have to understand that particularly in the atmosphere that was present at that time during the dodger-giant games, there was a lot of confrontation between so i think that people have to understand that this is probably not connected to the assault. >> reporter: and bonda himself is not a suspect. charlie beck has confirmed detectives have reinterviewed key witnesses and have gone back to the parking lot to re-enact the attack. >> people should remember there's still a reward outstanding for this. we're still actively working this case. any information that helps us is what we're looking for. >> reporter: in santa cruz, george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> tonight's fund-raiser raised close to $20,000. all of the money will go towards recovery and his children, too. >>> al qaeda may be taking its fight to the front door of a california based company that makes unmanned aircraft. nbc news is learning tonight a jihadist website named several executives of the company cal d ed aero environment. the mayor says local police are working with federal agents to bolster security. the company has not commented on the developments. >>> pg&e revea

at least two remaining. >> there are differences between a police and a security guard, so we do understand that. supervisor mirkarimi: i asked this last week and it got a little misunderstood -- in the scenario of transferring 49 peace officers, who would effectuate a citizen's arrest? >> security guards can do citizen's arrests. they can also call the police to come on to the scene. supervisor mirkarimi: that is true, but they also incur a significant liability if they themselves are taking action that could potentially be a challenge as a violation of somebody's civil rights or acting inappropriately because they are not as trained as a peace officer might be trained. that is a consequence that may not be seen as a factor on the front end, but on the back end, it makes me wonder if we're taking on something that could only make us regret later on. i think that goes to one of the streams of thought about this discussion. >> we understand the concerns of the supervisors regarding the safety of our patients. that is the number-one concern that we had in this process, what the best next thing we c

but i do believe the word in political economy that is being done at that helps them understand, really understand the interactions betweengovernments on the one hand, and the dynamics of the economic processes on the other instruments important. it's promising but it's yielded insight and it's still got a way to go. and i think i would just endorse your proposition under that heading, that even though we don't completely understand how the political economy, you know, forces them way out, there are different countries and use ipod the most dramatic example of the verge of results. and so do and you question about china, i think if you froze the chinese government is in the way it is now, and it is evolving, but if you froze it now i would drop the chances of getting to advanced country status by some very large amount. so there's going to have to be a co-evolution. none of us know exactly what it was applied, but we do know based on at least some understanding of the middle income transition that the market has to be more decisive and states less in the economic processes, that price distortions have to be fixed, that th

at the team -- an economic team might get it. is there a new team that might understand these issues better? this their time between now and election day? >> the first one is no. i see no change. you could argue that romer and gerald were all on the side that we think is important. on the side of pushing jobs, more spending, larger stimulus, the more proactive job creation. they lost, they are gone. they are not being replaced by people picking up that argument. it is a long time between now and election day. in american politics, things can change in a week. if he can be strong and change his priorities, it could make a difference. you have to remember that some hethe swing states tehat won last time like florida and nevada, they have higher unemployment rates than the miserable record in the rest of the country. it is imperative that he do this for the rest of the country and for his own political survival. them: we talk about political survival. you talk about -- tavis: we talk about political survival. you talk about obama versus romney. how is he going to run best against him? >> he has got to smoke romney out

understand the importance of trying to get this agreement done. this is the concern i have. at some point the agreement that was in place between bart and the mta took into account the number of trips taken in the system and use that for the basis of reimbursement that the mta received. from a public policy standpoint, it makes sense you would have the nexus. at some point that was no longer the basis for the agreement. i'm trying to understand why we are going into an agreement that does not rely on that nexus because connecting the amount that is reimbursed to the mta to the number of trips that are taken will insure that we get reimbursed the amounts that are owed to us. in this case according to the report for the budget analyst, we're talking about perhaps $12 million that we would be entitled to being left on the table. >> thank you for the question. you're right. if it does agree that the -- if this needs room for improvement. we have told our we will go back and negotiate. for fiscal 10, the year that is in front of you now, an agreement was made to keep the method of dollars -- methodology. between art and mta while th

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at the time of shooting the difference between what is right and wrong. >>guest: absolutely. and it is a two-fold process and it is important for people to understand. rst, you have to look at whether at the time the incident took place he was able to distinguish right from wrong. and, second, they need to know whether right now he understands the nature of the proceed ensure against him and he can assist the counsel, whoever that turns out to be, in defending him. >>guest: the information i have is the initial evaluation do not support the fact that he did not know right from wrong, and, in fact, he knew exactly what he was doing and that he will be found to be able to stand trial. he will pass both tests. he knew when he was pulling the trigger what he was doing and he knows now and he can help his attorney. >>shepard: the attorney would will lead this for the military will discuss his right to counsel and the other rights of major nadal hassan and it is about to begin at any minute. we will have a complete wrap up tonight. a condemned inmate in texas is set to be executed by the people of texas tonight. because he went on a shotting spree that he

the money is at the core of it but help us understand the difference between this dispute and the basketballrying poverty within the nfl. they just flat can't do that because they are the 800-pound gorilla when it comes toçç sports leagues. they just rake in more money and more money and more money. number two, the transparency issue that howard mentioned is a big deal. the nfl players association union has been pleading with the league to open up its books. the league has done everything it can to stay away from that. number three, the nfl players association has also decertifyed. so they've gone into the courts as a result to try and help fight their battle. that hasn't happened with the nba. i'm not so certain that it will. but one thing thatçó has done for the players' association in football, i think, is given them a lot of confidence because all of the early court battles they actually won. so i think now it's the owners in the nfl who had are backed into a corner trying to figure out how to respond. >> woodruff: can this be resolved if the owners don't open up their books. >> i thin

understanding is the mta roughly divided the number of potentially eligible schools into half. at the plans and programs committee, some commissioners asked whether there was the ability to shift schools between group two and a group one, and mta said that the crews were already being legislated, but there could be some flexibility to allow certain schools to begin before the others. commissioner mirkarimi: any other questions or comments for staff? any public comment? is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? >> my name is nick, sustainability director for the school district. i have not come to grips with climate change it. on the other hand, in my job, i have done a lot to promote alternative transportation to and school districts. i am mindy appeared to see if you have any questions about our program -- i am mainly appear to see if you have any questions about our program, in general. this summer, we will be expanding a solar power program. we will also be finishing up the bike rack installation that every school by the end of the summer. this al

at this time. this language preserves the understanding between the administration and congress, the u.s. ground forces are not appropriate at this time and it requires regular and detailed reports on the administration to the congress. now, i must say that i too agree that the president would always be better served as president bush did and president clinton to come to congress to get approval of their authorization. but to unilaterally overturn an effort that includes nato, the arab league and the united nations, saying that this horrific act would take place against the people of libya, is just i think a big mistake. and it would undermine u.s. foreign policy that's been consistent since 1949 when nato was established. so i urge a no vote on this amendment. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. dicks: i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: no further speakers. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. mr. sherman: on that i requ

between 160 and 165 pounds. he has brown hair and blue eyes and may also be wearing glasses. we understand goldberg's mother was living with her other son in oregon at the time of the abduction. the reason why authorities are concerned 85-year-old doris goldberg suffers from dementia and alzheimer's and cannot take care of herself. she is described as a white woman about 5'1" weighing about 135 pounds with white hair and blue eyes. there's no word on why doris' son would take his mother from her oregon home in ashland which he had been living. but the f.b.i. believes right now the younger goldberg may be driving a 1996 gold oldsmobile four door sedan with a california license plate 3szy023. anyone who spots these two should contact authorities as soon as possible at the f.b.i. san francisco division tip line. reporting live from daly city this morning, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco will unveil today how it plans to deal with the transfer of state inmates to the local jail. the so-called realignment is part of the state's plan to save money by releasing thousands of nonviolent and low level offenders from state prisons to cou

at his home on nelson place southeast. >> my understanding from the police, five guys approached my dad and seven other individuals outside and kind of cornered him in between the two buildings and ordered them all to the ground and my dad fought back and was subsequently shot and killed. >> it's surreal. >> reporter: the twin sisters are hoping after all this time there is still someone out there that knows something about their father's murder and would help police bring the suspect to justice. >> it's not fair. you know, i'm more afraid of, you know, this never being solved and these murderers and thieves being allowed to walk free. >> reporter: now the suspects took $100 from purnell and simply vanished. the police are still working this case but so far no one has been arrested. >> so we know this happened in broad daylight in front of a group of people. did anybody see anything that would help police? >> you would think so. the suspects were not wearing masks, but at this point no one has come forward with any additional information and that's helped -- information that's helped police close this case. we hope someone will step up with some information

documents, the mou between dpw and at&t that has been described already, and then at&t has also done a separate mou with individual supervisors that perhaps has not been seen. as i understand it, it does involve the district supervisors and the specific sightings, starting with the very first box that would be sighted and would give great deference to supervisors' wanting to put it somewhere or do not have it in a particular street or neighborhood, so apparently, the city attorney has not seen that, and that is not a criticism, just that that apparently did not happen. that is my understanding of the process separate from the general mou that the city attorney was describing. >> john, through the chair. that is true. what i was citing to was a letter from at&t to the department of public works and not to board members. dpw did inform me that they, when they received an application from at&t, they will also provide notice to each board member in the district of those locations, as well, but there is a separate member but i hear that additional -- the board members of received, as well. president chiu: colleagues, any further discussion? supervisor mirkarimi? supervisor mirk

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