in fact, it is completely unenforcement. measuring 1,250 feet, to expect our planning department to do that i think is not reasonable. if they were to decide to enforce it and have resources to do so, limiting it to residents would be more enforcement. in addition the city has policy of disaggregating and having parking separate from housing, limiting it to 1,250 feet so dramatically reduces the pool of people eligible to rent that you are less likely to disaggregate housing and parking. we also have a policy of pricing parking at market rates. if you depress the demand by limiting it to 2.5 blocks around the property, you are not going to have market rate. and in addition -- i think this is -- i should quite in terms of distinguishing a small number of spots versus a larger number of spots, when you are renting out a spot in your home or maybe occupy one unit and tenants who occupy the other few units, you understandably are going to be very picky about who can going to be renting a spot in your home. in a smaller building

it's unenforceable.t depresses the price of parking inconsistent with city policy and also undermines the city policy of disaggregating housing and parking. it also has problems because, if you have only a small pool of people to whom you can rent as a small property owner, where whoever rents your spot is likely to have access to your home, you have less choice in terms of making sure that you're comfortable with the person to whom you are renting. so this legislation would change that 1250 foot rule, and specify that you are required to rent to someone who resides in the city and county of san francisco. the planning commission evaluated this and supported this by a 6-1 vote. and this came out unanimously from the budget committee. so i think that this is a piece of citywide legislation. i think it makes a lot of sense. and i think we should be moving forward today, and there's no reason to continue it based on an e-mail that was sent at 11:00 the night before, where there had been no outreach beforeha

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and we were finding white oppression, whether the state laws in alabama or national laws or unenforced laws. fighting to free south africa. we never stopped the civil responsibility. but it's always against a head wind of the occupier trending on our basic rights. >> how do you think about that in relation to what a lot of people say, which is that the civil rights era is over, struggle for civil rights is over? you would often say back in the civil rights days, when they talk about you. >> though who think it over, a, never fought in it -- >> how do you deal with the pain of constantly being criticized, the constant attacks, the constant challenges to your authorities? >> well, you have to process it, and champions live with pain. you fall down sometimes, you're knocked down, you get up again because you realize the ground is no mace for a champion. and you keep fighting and you fight until there's no more fight in you. and the struggle continues. >> still to come, we sit down with a panel of experts from the right wing. >> when you look at the number-one thing, ill's this economy, an

first it is, as far as anyone can tell, completely unenforced right now. in fact, it

it is completely and utterly unenforcable. even if planning had enforcement staffing to do it, measuring the number of feet, et cetera, i don't see how that is even vaguely enforceable. it also, in my view, violates the city's policy for dis-aggregating parking from housing. we don't want to have parking automatically attached to the housing and we don't want a situation where landlords, for example, are encouraging their tenants to rent. we want to give them the opportunity to have the tenants maybe not have cars and be able to rent to people who already have cars, be driving them and parking them regardless. in addition, by having that kind of restriction you artificially depress the price of parking. we have a policy as a city -- some people love it, some hate it -- that we want people to pay the full price of parking and not have discounts on parking. if you are renting out a parking spot and it is restricted to this one little area, it is going to be artificially depressed in terms of pricing. i'm not suggesting we comple

and their point is, i guess, listen, this is an unenforceable contract. you weren't partners.n't otherwise related. you weren't business partners. you didn't own property together american express says in order for you to become the beneficiary of some sort of travel insurance policy, you have to have some sort of economic interest in the other person. and that just didn't exist at this point. >> so wait a minute. i've seen this document. and it's basically where robyn gardner signed and said i name as the person if, should i do, gary giordano gets the money. it wasn't that gary forced the signature here. it's her signature, by all accounts. how is it the insurance company can't pay up. why sue? they could just deny the claim, couldn't they? >> it's certainly interesting that you point that out, that he became her soul beneficiary. but his mother was the beneficiary, should anything happen to him. but it will really come down to, i think, the definition of partner. if american express doesn't fight this battle at this point, how many other people are going to be -- are going t

. >> reporter: not for babu, who sees it as an unenforceable federal mandate and another lure bringingof thousands of people through his county illegally. >> president obama wants to talk about what do we do with these 10 to 20 million people? well, a lot of americans, including myself, say before we have that discussion, let's secure the border. we as a country have not enforced the law. and because of that, we're at the situation we're at today. >> reporter: hernandez is ineligible for a driver's license in arizona. on this day, she is going to have her photo taken for her deferred application, essentially breaking the law to become legal. she worries mitt romney would end the deferred action program, leaving her ineligible for the job she wants in alternative energy when she finishes grad school. babu worries president obama will legalize more illegal immigrants and keep his deputies busy chasing smugglers. casey wian, cnn, pinal county, arizona. >>> president obama has laid out his foreign policy successes in his u.n. address. he listed them out. so we're going to ask whether they

. >> reporter: not for babeau who sees it as an unenforceable federal mandate and another lure bringingillegally. >> president obama wants to talk about what do we do with these 10 to 20 million people. well, a lot of americans, including myself, say before we have that discussion, let's secure the border. we as a country have not enforced the law. and because of that, we're at the situation we're at today. >> reporter: hernandez is ineligible for a driver's license in arizona. on this day she's going to have a photo taken for her deferred action application essentially breaking the law to become illegal. she worries mitt romney would end the program when she finishes grad school. babeau worries president obama will legalize more illegal immigrants and keep his deputies busy chasing smugglers. casey wyand, arizona. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> this bit of news just in to cnn. we understand the u.s. delegation will not be attending mahmoud ahmadinejad's speech. he's expected to give his big speech later this afternoon. no u.s. officials will be in the audience to hear him. it will

those who think this criteria is judicially unenforceable said the same thing about the coercion test which chief justice and four justices imposed. justice roberts or rewrote a statute to reduce the course of penalty. this is not was most important about the conversion of the individual mandate. had the argument that the bandit was constitutional regulation of interstate commerce been accepted, future congresses could jack up the amount of the penalty and at present time to boot. the majority of the justices rejected this argument and held the mandate was not a proper movement in the commerce clause. chief justice roberts decision made bad law and a couple of respects. he gave it after he said this was not the best interpretation of law. he said this provided a tax on an activity. both of these maneuvers made constitutional law worse. the thing about this babbling all is although it is the holding of the court, unlike his reasoning in the commerce clause, this savings construction was adopted by only one justice. this is not to say that might not be influential in the future. no othe

. >> reporter: not for the sheriff who sees it as an unenforceable federal mandate and another lure for bringing hundreds of thousands of people through his county illegally. >> what do we do with these 10 million, 20 million people? a lot of americans, including myself, say before we have that discussion, let's secure the border. we as a country have not enforced the law. because of that, we're at the situation we're at today. >> reporter: hernandez is ineligible for a driver's license in arizona. on this day she's going to have her photo taken for her deferred action application, essentially breaking the law to become legal. she worries mitt romney would end the deferred action program leaving her ineligible for the job she wants in alternative energy when she finishes grad school. the sheriff worries president obama will legalize more illegal immigrants and keep his deputies busy chasing smugglers. casey wyan, cnn, arizona. >>> auctions they make you think of picassos, money yeas, right? what about a full box of potato chips? that's right. food auctions actually can save some big buc