processes associated with the loss of dwelling units and consolidates rope at the with the loss of unit by moving all the elevation to the planning code and lastly it created a new opportunity to expand the non-legal unit currently they can't be expanded in a way that increases the notary republic enforcement arrest the planning commission considered those ordinances a number of times and supported the opportunity to alternate non-conforming units at the september hearing and the board passed the resolution with a of one vote with a approval of the draft and the commissioner considered the 345e789s to the processes associated with doogsz and conversion on accountability 24th and passed a resolution again with a 6, one vote and that included the representations that the owner move ins be considered differently than ellis evictions. so the ordinance prohibit the immersion as long as that evocation took place after october 24th. sxhooeflz gave you a lot of information i'm available for answers and i have a map that shows the legal non-enforcement in the decent and if it is helpful i can 2krb9

fairly soon and assuming they would have to pay the whole fee when it's first occupied or is it a unit by unit payment? full fee, once it's occupied. i would figure it's before 2017. too -- >> the way the fee works, the fees are due at construction. which is generally the first major permit you get. that's due for all projects except for those that have the deferral program. >> thank you. >> commissioners, sugaya? >> i think that's some of what's reflected in the table of your last page because you have in rin con -- monies coming in. so that must account for the second tower that's being constructed now and others. trying to think the boundary between rin con -- and transit is it folsom? >> i believe it is folsom. i'm not too sure. we are working on integrating the improvements in rin con. >> some of the other projects and this captures the fees also. >> yes. >> okay. >> commissioner borden? >> just two small questions. because the emerald park was given to the city, does that then move around money anticipated for the park and where does that money go? >> that's correct. the revenue pro

the same thing tt 90,000 people in the stadium were united by. n together. a man who led by example. who did not allow the wrongs done against him, the wrongful imprisonment of 27 years. much of it in isolated. so many people could have been brought down by spite. >> you've been very effusive of your praise for nelson mandel. a you tweeted, honor to be leeing the delegation to honor the george washington of our time. you'veeen criticized f some critics. do you think marco rubio and those talking about this handshake are wrong? they're missing the point of the day? >> i'm not going on get into criticizing my colleagues at a time when i'm telling people that we should be focused on nelson mandela and not what may have happened at the ceremonies. instead, focusing on what his life means to all of us individually. what we can be inspired by. and that's what i and my congressional delegation have been focused on. >> our thanks to congressman shock. was president obama's greeting with raul castro just a handshake? just politeness or wasett something mor

procured by using prop k, will require a charging unit to re, power, over night. >> they anticipate that it will be completed by june of 2015. and i should also note that these vehicles the procurement of them is consistent with the city's action plan. >> finally, we will request that you consider last month, the sfmta has interested 3.7 million for the construction to upgrade, 17 escalators in the subway, and in the november plans and committee, this committee again was briefed on this item, and the committee decided to defer the action pending additional information from the sfmta regarding the over all escalator plan and policies regarding outdoor canopies. and we have included new information in the topics and you can also review additional information from the sfmta in the attachment four, and today, sfmta staff are present to respond to your concerns, and they have a brief presentation that they have prepared as well as bart staff who are present to deliver a presentation on the pilot escalator program. with that i will hand it off to jonathan. >> than

but they are united by the fact they have one enemy. they want political prisoners to be freed and they want those who are responsible for the crackdown of the protest to be punished for that. they are in discussions about top and -- toppling the lenin statue. show ay it is a provocation. other say it was a symbol of soviet rule. but they are still united. >> what about resident yanukovych -- president yanukovych? can he afford to sit this out? moment, it looks like he is continuing to sit out. last week he was in china. he went to russia to talk to vladimir putin but that did not go well with the people. he preferred to do business as usual. seems togovernment have learned is that if you crackdown on the protest, even more people will come out. it does not look like the two sides are getting closer to after sunday and these mass protest which have been the positions havehe become more entrenched, actually. >> we had better leave it there. thank you for joining us from kiev. moving onto other news, churches in south africa have been hol

we are united by centuries of friendship and have lived in the same country. part of tuesday's deal will see russia temporarily lower gas prices. they are facing a huge budget shortfall and desperately need the money, especially after bailout talks broke down in november. they immediately denounce the new deal. the opposition leader repeated calls for him to step down. >> we know that there is only one solution for this political crisis. it is to hold a snap parliamentary elections. the snap elections are a fair way to go. it is an opportunity for the people to choose which path they support for the country. >> she has are sure countrymen to reject closer relations with moscow. so far, they have not joined in the customs union but that is only a small consolation to the protesters. >> for more on this story, we're are joined now by student -- susan student -- susan stewart. welcome to the show. first of all, will this the enough to sort out ukraine's financial woes. >> it is a good short-term solution. a sickly, he and his cronies have created dire economic st

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the same thing that 90,000 people in the stadium were united by. ght a divide nation together. a man who led by example. who did not allow the wrongs done against him, the wrongful imprisonment of 27 years. much of it in isolated. so many people could have been brought down by spite. >> you've been very effusive of your praise for nelson mandel. a you tweeted, honor to be leeing the delegation to honor the george washington of our time. you've been criticized for some critics. do you think marco rubio and those talking about this handshake are wrong? they're missing the point of the day? >> i'm not going on get into criticizing my colleagues at a time when i'm telling people that we should be focused on nelson mandela and not what may have happened at the ceremonies. instead, focusing on what his life means to all of us individually. what we can be inspired by. and that's what i and my congressional delegation have been focused on. >> our thanks to congressman shock. was president obama's greeting with raul castro just a handshake? just politeness o

states then you should say that it was led by a small group of countries led by the united states and i want to say it was the international community just like in the case of yugoslavia it was nato that bombed yugoslavia and he was again it was a policy that was pushed by a few of the nato powers so you have no real real business deeming this somehow the will and the actions of the international community as well as a kind of those of us dishonestly in the use of this international committee to. there is no way that you can actually solve international community when you only represent a very small group of self interest that powers ok georget and i'd like to clarify when we look at libya not even all members of nato participated in that operation so it's even less than what nato was i'm certain members of nato mind you but if i go to talk about iran because it seems like the international community if you look at that the term beyond the washington consensus is very much in support of iran's position on having civilian nuclear power but if you look at the israeli position obviou

. >> they are also very much united by their common desire to drive putin out of office. they say he just wants to improve russia's image before the winter olympics in sochi but warned there could be a crackdown afterwards. >> staying in the country, a further six greenpeace activists held in russia since september have now left the country. five britons and a canadian boarded a plane from st. petersburg airport. >> they were among 30 activists rescued by the russian coast guard after attempting to board an oil platform to protest against exploration in the arctic ocean. they face up to seven years in jail on charges of hooliganism but were released under a kremlin amnesty. >> in washington, u.s. president barack obama has signed a budget agreement that secures government funding for the next two years and ends a long- running budget dispute. >> the deal raises government expenditures without raising taxes or cutting social entitlement programs. a 63 billion u.s. dollar increase in spending will be funded through a combination of reforms and new nontax revenue. under the

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the government -- brothers and sisters, today we are one extended family united by the africans soil.g giant who gave his life to humanity because he was selfless. he believed in the worth of every human being. especially humanity. because he believed in one united south africa. he shows forgiveness over retribution, reconciliation and peace. and south africa but it took us in namibia, but he was prominent brother. for those compatriots -- some who are here with us today -- he is here. he was an inspiration for the people of namibia in our struggle for freedom. and a symbol of fundamental human rights. peace and justice, not only for the people of south africa but for humanity itself. to celebrate his life and the fulfillment of the ideals he sacrificed. to our brothers and sisters of south africa, which shared the strength in the common struggle against apartheid. let us continue to gather, the struggle for problems for our people, guided by the principles of democracy, quality and justice. we wish you strength and we thank you for sharing. the ceremonies. a unique and special gift f

hysteria that would be regarded as utterly unacceptable interference in the internal affairs of the united states by the government leaders and yet they have no compunction about doing this now in ukraine and in many many other cases around the world it's clear that the what the united states government is after is regime change in the ukraine and it has nothing to do with what they say they're concerned about that is you know human rights and democracy why are there no sanctions against the united states for what it did to iraq or what it's done in afghanistan or what is done in vietnam or in so many other countries around the world are calling for an emergency meeting already expected to attend our helen hunt george clooney this team america knows the growing trend of trying to use they to sway public opinion in world politics like hello. world to me is an international vice week maybe truly understands global politics namely. i. angelina jolie was wheeled into a photo op was disgraced chief they've patris in baghdad as people began to question the mainstream version of the iraq disaster and have

and once that unit is reoccupied by a landlord, it has to be that same unit in the future. it cannot be another unit unless they file a petition, i believe, with the rent board. and, so, i think that not all -- when we think about property owners, it's not all property owners are equal. there are definitely some who really struggle who have no choice but to maybe rent out another unit for the extra additional income, but may not have [speaker not understood] they want to put the unit on for the duration that they're living there. so, i would like to he see if supervisor avalos would be amenable to either removing the prohibition of the owner move-in occupancy or reducing the moratorium down to maybe half of what has been proposed today. >> supervisor avalos, do you want to respond to that or do you want to continue it down roll call? >> i would entertain the idea of reducing the moratorium from 10 to 5 years for omi evictions. i think that could help us and show that we're treating omi evictions differently in this legislation, which i think would help it to be stronger and

they introduced two ordinance by avalos, the first demolition and the second in non-conforming units.considered both of these files three times since july. the recommendations following to the board included following two items. a 10-year prohibition and those should apply with no fought evictions on or after october 24th. second you recommended the ordinance consider move in evictions and no fault evictions different than ellis act evictions. avalos made several amendments and additional which were not finalized until tuesday. tuesday the board considered these. no. 1, the prohibition of an approving the loss of the units subject to no fault evictions apply to mergers and not demolitions. and no. 2 to be triggered by evictions on december 1st or later and no. 3 would exclude housing which is already protected under the residential hotel under the conversion code . and no. 4 in the owner movement process that the mergers for those owner move in evictions would only last for 5 years rather than 10 years that the ellis act would be subjected to. for that these were approved unanimously

has dispatched an aircraft area to discontribute aid. >> with significance assistance give to us by the united states after typhoon haiyan. whether by support or by generously providing relief goods and aid, your support of the filipinos was clear. >> reporter: initial aid responses approaching $300 million. tent cities have been built and cash networks have been set up with charities and the philippine government. >> it is up to the people we can persevere and rise up to the challenges. even though it is slow people are still rising up. >> reporter: more than 5,000 were killed in the storm. 27,000 people were injured, and 1700 are still missing. disaster experts predict rebuilding affected towns will take up to ten years. >> is the united states new aid commitment to the fill pines simply help from an old ally? another step in the pivot to asia or some combination of the two. joining us to discuss this question or more, vice president and director of the brent sco scocroft center, and worked in administrations of both president barack obama and president bush. and bonnie glazer, let me start

that could be united by the common identity of a new south africa. and he understood that his casting that ballot, he understood that his -- the eyes of the world were upon him. how he handled situations, how the truth and requisition commission was carried out. that would send a signal not only to the world, but to other south africans that this is the way to handle it. and he wanted to retire after that first term to show that power is not something that is inherited. but something that should be earned in a democratic regime. >> i want to go back to the stadium. our abc's byron pitts is in the stadium. we see the saudi crown prince walking in. so many world leaders gathered today. and this is part of what's been a week-long remembrance of nelson mandela. mourning and celebration. talk a little bit more about how you've seen this develop over the course of the week. i know you've been there for several days. >> reporter: it's striking how the mood has been far more celebratory than side. we would call these the cheap seats, high up in the rafters o

will there's a subset of housing called residential hotel units which are governed by chapter 41 of the administrator code for maintaining and protecting those residential unit which are affordable and that sort of thing. what this ordinance does in the context of residential hotel there's going to be overlapping we have to apply comply with the ordinances but also section 317. tackle for example, c pmc they had to get approval under the residential hotel for the residential hotel buildings. under the section planning code none would apply to in a lot of those circumstances the even though hotel honors has thirty years of interpretation if we include residential hotel in this ordinance it will work at the cross-purposes for the residential hotel. in all circumstances when you have a residential demolition are conversion with the commission approval it's required anyway so thank you >> thank you very much. >> thank you. i'm with the san francisco apartment association. thanks to tom and other members for reaching out to us on both of those pieces of legislation. i know that some of them