a small would you come up and explain what type of units you have in mind. >> the units the footprint is 34 hundred square feet times 28 hundred square feet if we took to one floor it will be a really little cottage really little 4 hundred square feet. >> i'm calling you to the microphone to answer that question you've heard a motion to solve the issue by reducing the height of the two-story units subordinate a first story and has to be a viable units in order for you pending the time and money besides the fact we'll have a major variance is rear yards is reduced to 28 percent the way the project is modify it leaves is rear yard at the 28 percent your potentially agreeing i find that is problematic because the 28 percent rear yard as response to what the code requires is not quite enough for me on the other hand, i believe that there is so many variables that are not addressed because between may and jill there are big jimgz in terms of how to move this and that i i'm not sure what we like and where we're drifting back to in may the terraces were in line with the units and instead of

lot of great private outdoor open space and decks but they does not ever units has assess some units don't have access to a private deck we're trying to increase the number of united with private outdoor cleanpowersf so 3 units that current don't have that will have their private open space and also be a smaller roof decks added to the building that increases the open space to those units at the same time we create 4 new denials on the ground floor each is provided with private outdoor open space out grade into the mid block open space if i can get the projector again to give you guys an idea here's the end of the building and amongst the buildings that is facing into it is pretty nice open space that they're going to be approve access to like we said no loss of units and a greater diversity of units 3 new three bedrooms and 3 new studio units so providing more diverse housing opportunities and finally we'll be bringing the bike parking up to 84 spaces because the project is - the building was originally approved at the that you had we need the planning commission approval to modify the that yo

undoubtedly, mexico, it is very important for the united states to do well and for the united states to have a strong economy and for the united states and for the mexican economy to also do well. the next president will find in mexico a strategic manner their face economic security issues that we share in all the challenges we share. i would like to reiterate for president obama. this is tracing the route and the promise that we can continue working together as sister nations and neighbors that reiterate my broadest recognition for being barely a great friend of mexico. thank you very much. >> we have a few questions. >> thank you. wondering if you had a chance to take in the rnc last night and get your reaction to the comments made by the republican presidential nominee and specifically, how do you as a look ahead to philadelphia, have you counterbalance what was clearly an appealing message to many working-class americans and i want to drill down also on his comments about the wall, he said there is a need for a wall. you and i know that we spend tens of millions of dollars on a very betw

lower parts of units were not have legal height at this time so we will knows their couldn't serve as a second units even if the units are unmerged those will have to be the whole thing raised up probably two or three feet to be able to make those habitable under the lowest of standards work with project sponsor and got a lot of things done and approved the project the first the area to the northeast agree that we should try to preserve as much light and air as possible to the northern building up to the point he has a window to the east of that window you'll not get light because it is the west it is on a hills there's a hill behind the building even if it is open you'll not get area to the south that's where the sun comes from on the upper most floor of the new building is very important and making it for through is going to add more light into there so there maybe room for additional work to open that up more but the project sponsor has done a lot the other thing the comments to the lower units are not habitable it is habitable it was a sunny day lots of sunshine even in t

they both have very similar perspective on the united nations. both very careful about the positions they hold in the u.n. security council, a great deal of coordination in positions there isn't a third might be some differences. both of them have taken advantage of the bricks organization and setting themselves as leading players in that can also the g20 and many of the organizations. there's the shanghai cooperation position that china and russia set together that has aspirations for a larger role in international affairs. you didn't mention that but it does come out about the relationship the two of them up in trying to forge into neighbors in central asia. i think one issue we should bear in mind although we very much focused on this strategic triangle relationships, but we're not in the nixon era anymore. the recent presidential -- ivan fong like an it would lsaps all of reporting and the convention. we found nixon raised and many other different perspectives, not just the form of nixon to china that you've raised. but this is a much more com

unit. i understand the desire to have somewhat larger, but i hate for someone who wants to create a unit to be unable to do so. i like to continue that conversation. lastly, i want to know supervisor farrell and i have pending legislation where there is a good deal of overlap but differences. the amendments today seem to be a step in the right direction. it is my hope and i spoke with supervisor farrell this morning and his hope we will be able to come together and become one product and move forward in a unified way. i think this is a stetch step in the right direction and will have continuing dialogue. >> thank you. let's go to staff presentation. >> good afternoon members of the land use committee. [inaudible] planning department staff. the ordinance was before the planning commission june 16. [inaudible] approval with modification with [inaudible] for taking this initiative to expand the adu program city wide allowing adu is a important housing strategy that kill convert unused spaces in our existing residential buildings into new much needed housing units. starting in 2014 supervisor w

together we have worked to end citizens united and restore democracy to the people. together we have worked for a $15 minimum wage. for debt free college. for breaking up big banks. for climate justice. and for the man who launched this revolution senator bernie sanders. tonight, my friends, we celebrate the progress we have made in this campaign, and we set a course for progress that we will make when we win in november. i am so proud of us. my friends, the millions of you who have volunteered, the millions who have donated, the millions who have stood at rallies across this great land and demanded changed. i am so proud of bernie. our movement continues. our revolution continues. we will never stop working for a future we believe in. we will never stop fighting for the change that we need. and we will never forget the man who leads us. so with pride, gratitude, optimism, for the future we all build together, i stand before you for the purposes of seconding the nomination of our friend and hero, senator bernie sanders. >>> a beaming senator bernie sanders, very pleas

. >>> the units have a lot of fuel for fire action lot stuff. couple of hours. seven storage units were burning. they got the call at midnight to come out here to the storage unit in alameda. they had to bring 22 firefighters here. >> the units are usually packed to the maximum c it is a difficult operation to get inside. >> 25 units have smoke damage. a total of 32 in all were damaged. we are at the all safe self storage on singleton avenue at main street in alameda. no one was hurt in the fire. there is no word on what started it. >> breaking news from sonoma, a barn fire at a petaluma dairy farm lit up the sky. it broke out around 2:30. the farm was full of hay when it caught fire. the feed had to be pulled apart before firefighters could put water on it. the fire departments are on the scene with no cows in danger. >> the victory for renters in the east bay the city council voting to pass more rent control measures. we explain why the vote did not happen quickly. jessica? >> it was a packed

have more chaos in the world. that's another question. do the united states have interest in having more chaos around the world? or the united states have more interest in having stability around the world? that's another question. of course of the united states can create chaos. they've been creating chaos for the last 50, 60 years around the world. it's not something new. are they going to make it worse, more prevailing? it's not about me. it's not about the president. it's about the whole situation in the world, because you cannot separate the situation in syria from the situation from the middle east. when the world is not stable, the world cannot be stable. >> let me probe you about how much you might want a relationship with the united states. isis is headquartered in your country, in raqqah. if you knew that isis was about to attack the united states, would you warn america? >> in principle, yes. because they may attack syria. and i cannot blame the innocents in the united states for the bad intentions of their official. this is not correct. as i said many times, i don't consider the united states enemy b

undoubtedly, for mexico, it is very important for the united states to do well, and for the united states to have a strong economy, and for the united states it's also very convenient for the mexican economy to also do well. and your next madam president or president will find in mexico a strategic partner to face economic issues that we share, and all the challenges that we share. i would like to reiterate president barack obama my appreciation for your hospitality for this fraternal meeting, and for everything. because this is tracing the route and the promise that we can continue working together as sister nations and neighbors. and i reiterate my broadest recognition, president obama, for being invariably a great friend of mexico. thank you very much. >> we have time for a few questions, starting with kevin cork. >> thank you, mr. president. wondering if you had a chance to take in the rnc last night, get your reaction to the comments made by the republican presidential nominee. and specifically, how do you counterbalance as we look ahead to philadelphia, how do you counterbalance what was cl

he is someone who wants to be aware and the united states is the main opponent right now. we haveconcerns and the chinese do. the anaxation of crimea was a big deal. the united states is concerned about these developments. this is one area where we have a common perspective but for different reasons with china. as we think about the relationships for the future again, we have to think about yes, the different perspectives of the personality and relations of the community but how do we factor in the complexity of the relationships and not just seeing them in the bilateral language. that is an important element in the russian chinese relationship. each time we have to think about the broader calculations and given the united states role it is incumbant upon us to take a broader rer spective like we are trying to do on the panel. >> excellent. your presentation provides an assessment about how chinese views russia. are there any important slipts n country? and what ways to groups like chinese leaders, the military, general public perceive russia? do you think perceived in the same wa

out of your approximate 130 units how money many do you have unit sizes for? >> let me look. so, [inaudible] what the size is when we review it but we are not collecting the information. i had my intern look at all the permits to get the yoont size information, but the permits that left the planning department and at dbi it was harder to access and couldn't get that information. we have information for 130-103 of the unit out of the 135 units, so that information on the unit size i provided on average was the average of those 103 unit that we have the information for. the reason that -the additional information provided today is the breakdown of that average. while the average is higher than the minimum size, when you look at the permits one by one, there are 35 of them that fall under that average or minimum size. >> what you are saying is, out of the total universe of 135, which is a small sample size in the grand scheme of things, you have information for 103 and of that information that the representation you made last week, which is that the average one bedroom is 600 sq

we have a place that says their dwelling units not meeting dwelling unit standards i think there need to be thought from the departments about this. >> project sponsor a rebuttal. >> just to responds to the dr requester here we will have an onsite manager as building larger than 16 manager that manager will be tasked with operating the hotel rooms and we've laid out in the slide i pulled up you know they will be doing the operations oversight for the taxs and they'll handle the register and is cleaning of the rooms no full service amenities boutique style listen obtains and hotels room will feature a bathroom, and small friday afternoon refrigerator we have complete kitchens and permitted to have them and permitted to have them as well we have the first in the western selma area it is a great project. >> thank you that concludes the public hearing opening up to commissioner. >> commissioner antonini. >> most of questions were answered you mentioned the auxiliary hotel rooms it is satisfying to me as business is a dead-ends alley a

what is true is that president gan have a-- erdo strong belief, legal resident of the united states in pennsylvania, is somehow behind some of these efforts. what i said to the president is the thinking out said here, and anybody who asks, we have a process here in the united states for dealing with extradition requests made by foreign governments. and is governed by treaties and is not a decision i make him a but rather decision that are justice department investigators and courts make administration a and well structured established trust us. -- process. that they should present us with evidence that they think indicates the involvement of him and anyone else in united states and it would be processed the way it is always process. that we would certainly take any allegations against your sleep -- seriously. america is governed by laws. those are not once that the president can to set aside for the sake of expediency, even when we are deeply supportive of turkish democracy and even when anyare deeply about attempts to overthrow the government. through a legal process. to what isth res

i'm proud of the opponents i have made and out of those i made at the supreme court of the united states. [applause] tonight, as i did four years ago, whenever i have the opportunity to make more appointments to the court, i shall continue to appoint judges who share my philosophy that we the peace forces against the criminal forces of the united states. [applause] we have launched an all-out offensive against crime, narcotics, in our country. i bow to keep officers across the country to know they have a total backing of the president in their fight against crime. [applause] my fellow americans, as we move towards peace abroad, i ask you to support our programs which will keep the peace at home. [applause] now, i turn to an issue of overriding importance this election and for generations to come, the progress we have made in building a new structure peace in the world. important -- peace is too important for partisanship. there have been by president to my political lifetime, fdr, harry truman, dwight eisenhower, lyndon b. johnson, they had differences on some issues. but they were unite

undoubtedly for mexico, it is very important for the united states to do well and for the united states to havetrong economy and for the united states -- [inaudible] for the mexican economy to also do well. [speaking spanish] >> translator: and your next madam president or president will find in mexico a strategic partner to face economic security issues that we share and all the challenges that we share. i would like to reiterate president barack obama, my appreciation for your hospitality more this fraternal meeting and for everything, because this is tracing the route and the promise that we can continue working together as sister nations and neighbors. and i reiterate my broadest recognition, president obama, for being invariably a great friend of mexico. thank you very much. >> we have time for a few questions starting with kevin corke. >> thank you, mr. president. >> yeah. >> wondering if you had a chance to take in the rnc last night, get your reaction to the comments made by the republican presidential nominee. and specifically, how do you counterbalance as we look ahead to philadelphia

unit. i understand the desire to have somewhat larger, but i hate for someone who wants to create a unit to be unable to do so. i like to continue that conversation. lastly, i want to know supervisor farrell and i have pending legislation where there is a good deal of overlap but differences. the amendments today seem to be a step in the right direction. it is my hope and i spoke with supervisor farrell this morning and his hope we will be able to come together and become one product and move forward in a unified way. i think this is a stetch step in the right direction and will have continuing dialogue. >> thank you. let's go to staff presentation. >> good afternoon members of the land use committee. [inaudible] planning department staff. the ordinance was before the planning commission june 16. [inaudible] approval with modification with [inaudible] for taking this initiative to expand the adu program city wide allowing adu is a important housing strategy that kill convert unused spaces in our existing residential buildings into new much needed housing units. starting in 2014 supervisor w

undoubtedly for mexico, it is very important for the united states to do well and for the united states to have strong economy and for the united states is also very convenient for the mexican economy to also do well. your next madam president, or president, will find in mexico a to face thertner economic security issues that we share and all the challenges that we share. i would like to reiterate, president barack obama, my appreciation for your hospitality for this fraternal meeting and for everything regarding the route and the promise that we can continue to working together as sister nations and neighbors. i reiterate my broadest recognition, president obama, for being an invariably great friend of mexico. thank you very much. for aent obama: got time few questions, starting with kevin court. kevin: thank you, mr. president. wondering if you had a chance to take in the rnc last night get your reaction to the comments made by the republican presidential nominee. specifically, how do you counterbalance, looking ahead to philadelphia, what was clearly an appealing message to many working clas

undoubtedly, for mexico, it is very important for the united states to do well and for the united statesle le tto have a economy and for the united states it's also very convenient for the mexican economy to also do well. and your next madame president or president will find in mexico strategic partner to face economic security issues that we share and all the challenges that we share. i would like to reiterate president barack obama, my appreciation for your hospitality, for this fraternal meeting and for everything because this is tracing the route and the promise that we can continue working together as sister nations. and neighbors and i reiterate my broadest recognition, president obama, for being invariably a great friend of mexico. thank you very much. >> okay, we've got time for a few questions, starting with kevin cork. >> thank you, mr. president. >> yeah. >> wondering if you had a chance to take in the rnc last night, get your reaction to the comments made by the republican presidential nominee, and specifically, how do you counterbalance as we look ahead to philadelphia, how do you counter

have no other plans. we will be here as you saw bernie sanders briefly in the vip box. back to the floor. >> -- great united states senators and senator bob menendez and our cory booker. i stand before you with our congressional delegation and others. again, a state that is as diverse as they come in america, to tell you we are the state that started the revolution and we want to be the state to continue the revolution again. we proudly cast our votes for the great senator of vermont, 45 votes for senator sanders and for the next president of the united states of america, the first female and history will be made, 95 votes for hillary clinton. >> new jersey basically climp g i clinching the nomination. after new mexico comes new york. you might expect new york getting pride of place. hillary clinton represented new york as a senator. it will be interesting to see whether they pass their turn and go later in the roll call or after new mexico here, if new york goes right in alphabetical line. >> our state has two great national labs which spin ideas from the lab bench to the private sector. entrepreneurs come

adverse effect the open space for the rear yard of the existing abutting properties 12 of the 52 units have private open spaces at the earn and the 40 units will require 48 square feet per unit as a common open space 19 hundred 68 square feet 2000 plus square feet of common open space with the amenity totally nearly 27 hundred square feet and align with the adjoining neighbors in matching the setbacks and additional open space amenity that are provided beyond the code requirements. >> so with that, closing remarks and - the project will add 52 dwelling units to the housing stock and walkable and transit rich area with the mixed use development 6 affordable units on site and compatible with the character in terms of height and scale and massing the project is necessary and desirable with the surrounding neighborhood and the project will replace a vacant lot with retail activating industry and ask for the granting of the conditional use and variance request bans the planning department staff application thank you very much. >> thank you. >> any public comment on this item? seeing none, public

the promising initiatives we have undertaken to limit arms would be destroyed. the security of the united states and all the nations in the world who depend upon our friendship and support would be threatened. let's look at the record of defense expenditures. we have cut spending in our administration. it now takes the lowest percentage of our national product in 20 years. we should not spend more on defense than we need, but we must never spend less than we need. [applause] what we must understand is spending what we need on defense will cost us money. spending less than we need could cost us our lives or our freedom. [applause] so tonight, my fellow americans, i say let us take risks for peace, but let us never risk the security of the united states of america. [applause] it is for that reason that i put that we will continue to seek peace any mutual reduction of arms. the united states during this period will always have a defense second to none. there are those who believe we can entrust the security of america to the goodwill of our adversaries, and those who hold this view do not kn

that is something that the united states have been -- knows very well. s there been any more response from the united states? >> no official response since it is still an ongoing situation. the press department had a saying they were in close touch with the german law enforcement and they were making sure no americans were among the victims that they do not know that yet. it is an ongoing situation and they cannot say more at the moment. interestingly enough we had of the conference here. we talked with 24 foreign ministers of defense for fighting isis as the international coalition that the united states is leading and also alleging money in order to rebuild those cities. everyone has been saying is that they are expecting more attacks around the world because they see isis on the defense of being defeated in iraq and syria which will cause more terrorism so this is a very serious concern that has been out there and it seems like they were right with their predictions. sarah: to be clear we do not have confirmation that islamic state was behind this atta

many of the attacks we have seen in the united states have been people who grew up in the united states, who are american, who are second generation american or third generation. when donald trump talks about concerns over syrian refugees and secretary clinton says they have got to be vetted, i was on the beach in lesbos i don't know how long ago, over a year ago, where i watched probably about 300 people come onshore, there were people ripping off their passports leaving them on the shore. unless you are in contact with intelligence officials in syria where they're coming from, which they're not, or police officials, you can't really thoroughly vet somebody, can you? >> you can't get close to vetting somebody. there are some simple steps you can take. for example, biometrics. do you pick up somebody at the border in turkey whose fingerprints were found on a bomb. pretty straightforward. but there's a broader question that america has to face as you're suggesting. if someone crosses the border with a 12-year-old, and says i was opposing with my wife, with my family, the syrian regime, i

units. each have one is a three bedroom and the other one has two bedrooms. i think the kind of units that would appeal to perhaps a family were at least have enough bedrooms to make that possible. so, it's a good trade-off considering that the other house is just a larger single-family home that's kind of not too well laid out. as far as the façade the my content to sympathize with the neighbors. they did a good job actually on the design of the façade. it looks a little bit more like a belongs where these all glass things but we might be able to work a little bit more torque to try to bring more of the victorian or edwardian omens into it to make it look a little bit more like the structures along the street. that would help a lot. the other thing they've got is that that are really big backyard. is 33 feet, 4 inches, and the landscaping is important and that certainly would be a condition that i would want to impose if we can approve this project because i think they've got try to put some sort of a buffer at the very end of it. the places on hampshire. i t

we have saved $1.6 trillion for the united states health-care system over the last decade. innovation and competition, we think, is incredibly important and letting the open market with supply and demand. we have been a competitive marketplace, and our markets has course corrected pretty quickly when something has gone awry, or there has been bad. we think the system works, we have got to be challenging ourselves and our governments and the regulatory regime to maintain and keep pace with the globalization of the industry on really every front. but like i said, i believe foundationally our system is the right one and it provides the most motivation in the world. it has provided the best of care and we just need to make sure we can continue to provide access so that everybody is afforded the luxury of actually getting the health care. it should be a right, not a privilege. leonard: we have this conundrum. we have to have drug pricing that makes people feel like they are getting value and they can afford to get the drugs. it does not do us any good if all these new drugs and a

their apartment units have been yellow or red tagged so they are unsafe to enter.ters are getting in through the open gates. >> it turns out bart's promise to equip the rail cars with be working security cameras is not fulfilled until next year after a shooting at the west oakland bart station. new cameras cost more than $1 million. >> five, we are following director early tuesday morning commute, with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, with no metering lights on yet, and, of course, we will look at whether they are flipped on and a look at mass transit options. >> six, temperatures are below agency but a slow climb today because of early sunshine and dry air away from the coast, where we are from one to five degrees warmer but nothing like the heat this weekend. >> get ready for starbucks reserve only, the chain is ready to really out a lip of upscale cafes that are bigger than current shops and they will have have coffee brewed four ways, highend food. highend food. >> the lion three were born in seattle just 20 months ago and they weigh 300 pounds and as you c

it is hard to have consistency and policy training s and procedures. most departments in the united states have fewer than 50 police officers. there has to be a serious effort towards regionalization merging these. the goal is to cut the number of departments in half in the united states. >> chief. >> again, these are steps that's going to take some time but we can do it. >> i want to ask you about the subject of disproportionality. i hear some saying african-americans are disproportionate and singled out. others responded and said well, crime is committed in the african-american community. you say what to that issue? >> i say everybody is right. again, it is another hard truth, we have to take a look at police and look at ourselves and how we go about it and how we police in communities. communities have to take a hard look at themselves as well. they're approximately 13 homicides that take place. those are not police shootings, these are people killing other people. we have got to face the fact that we got issues there. there are drivers and there is society issues. we got dysfunc

unit. i understand the desire to have somewhat larger, but i hate for someone who wants to create a unit to be unable to do so. i like to continue that conversation. lastly, i want to know supervisor farrell and i have pending legislation where there is a good deal of overlap but differences. the amendments today seem to be a step in the right direction. it is my hope and i spoke with supervisor farrell this morning and his hope we will be able to come together and become one product and move forward in a unified way. i think this is a stetch step in the right direction and will have continuing dialogue. >> thank you. let's go to staff presentation. >> good afternoon members of the land use committee. [inaudible] planning department staff. the ordinance was before the planning commission june 16. [inaudible] approval with modification with [inaudible] for taking this initiative to expand the adu program city wide allowing adu is a important housing strategy that kill convert unused spaces in our existing residential buildings into new much needed housing units. starting in 2014 supervisor w

out of your approximate 130 units how money many do you have unit sizes for? >> let me look. so, [inaudible] what the size is when we review it but we are not collecting the information. i had my intern look at all the permits to get the yoont size information, but the permits that left the planning department and at dbi it was harder to access and couldn't get that information. we have information for 130-103 of the unit out of the 135 units, so that information on the unit size i provided on average was the average of those 103 unit that we have the information for. the reason that -the additional information provided today is the breakdown of that average. while the average is higher than the minimum size, when you look at the permits one by one, there are 35 of them that fall under that average or minimum size. >> what you are saying is, out of the total universe of 135, which is a small sample size in the grand scheme of things, you have information for 103 and of that information that the representation you made last week, which is that the average one bedroom is 600 sq

for terrorism, not that the terrorist units have prevented every attack in the united states but they have prevented many and we need to focus and knowledge it is a major issue, an epidemic this may not be connected, there is a war oppose and we will set up a counter golden state warriors center. >> but the president did not today do what he usually does which is go what he really wants which is gun control legislation. >> that is the right. reason for defensiveness which charles suggests was built into what he was saying, he feels now, he recognizes now he is vulnerable on the issue, his early reactions to what happened in ferguson, missouri, they have put him in a fashion where people look at that and say, listen, if you did not agency how you acted you would not have seen someone with the idea that kill police is okay. he atmosphere said that but that is where he feels he has vulnerability and the emphasis and the racks to these in the past have been to say police acted stupidly in cambridge, the attitude perhaps more than the words, on ferguson, suggests the president is susp

i also think that we have too many police departments in this united states. have about 18,000 police departments. it's hard to have consistency in policy, training, procedures, all those kinds of things, when you have that many police departments. most departments in the united states have fewer than 50 police officers. there has to be a serious effort toward regionalization, merge a lot of these departments. i think a ought to be within ten years to cut the number of departments in half in the united states. again -- >> chief -- >> these are steps that are going to take some time, but we can do it. >> i want to ask you about the subject of disproportionality. here's what i hear. i hear some saying african-americans are disproportionately figured out. for example, the broken taillight in the minneapolis case. others respond and say, well, crime is committed disproportionately in the african-american community. you say what to that issue? >> i say everybody is right. i mean, listen, there's a lot of crime that takes place. again, it's another hard truth. we ha

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you have got four key western players, france, italy, the united states, and the united kingdom. believe the french and americans have firmly presence of special pharmacist -- special forces. shdely reported as was an ambu against british and italian forces a couple of months ago. these forces face a very difficult situation. they have a challenge from competing militias, which are fighting each other. that is the case around benghazi. the big worry is that this chaos will spill over into europe, not just in terms of security but in terms of refugee flows. >> thank you very much indeed. we heard from the french president, the confirmation of the deaths of those three junior soldiers. not more about the people involved or the circumstances of their deaths. there was a visit to a training center. he spoke to the other big story, the investigation that continues into the attack last week in nice. 15 people are still between lie fe and death after a truck rammed into a crowd of people. although the anger of the french people was legitimate, that anger was not be allowed to degenerate

many years you have been coming back to the united states back and forth, yes? ow many years have you been going to japan, dennis and peter? >> 30. >> i am in europe 6-10 times a year. >> for almost 30 years, you have had a chance to see japan. is there anything you still won't eat? >> honestly speaking it has nothing to do with broccoli but if i had the honestly say something it would be sea cucumbers. >> is there anything you guys won't eat in the united states? >> no. everything is okay? barbecue? breakfa breakfa breakfast cereal? no problem. other questions? what time do you have here? >> one question and wrap it up. >> i would make comments rather than questions. one area that we should be thinking about widening investments and trade is small and medium companies including startups. now, you know, all of the services are large or huge global companies, but i think there are many chances among small and medium companies in japan and in the united states and of course other parts of the world including china and although there are other challenges with regard

the promising initiatives we have undertaken to limit arms would be destroyed. the security of the united states and all the nations in the world who depend upon our friendship and support would be threatened. let's look at the record on defense expenditures. we have cut spending in our administration. it now takes the lowest percentage of our national product in 20 years. we should not spend more on defense than we need. but we must never spend less than we need. what we must understand is, spending what we need on defense will cost us money. spending less than we need could cost us our lives or our freedom. so tonight, my fellow americans, i say, let us take risks for peace, but let us never risk the security of the united states of america. it is for that reason that i pledge that we will continue to seek peace and the mutual reduction of arms. the united states, during this period, however, will always have a defense second to none. there are those who believe that we can entrust the security of america to the good will of our adversaries. those who hold this view do not know the real

unit. i understand the desire to have somewhat larger, but i hate for someone who wants to create a unit to be unable to do so. i like to continue that conversation. lastly, i want to know supervisor farrell and i have pending legislation where there is a good deal of overlap but differences. the amendments today seem to be a step in the right direction. it is my hope and i spoke with supervisor farrell this morning and his hope we will be able to come together and become one product and move forward in a unified way. i think this is a stetch step in the right direction and will have continuing dialogue. >> thank you. let's go to staff presentation. >> good afternoon members of the land use committee. [inaudible] planning department staff. the ordinance was before the planning commission june 16. [inaudible] approval with modification with [inaudible] for taking this initiative to expand the adu program city wide allowing adu is a important housing strategy that kill convert unused spaces in our existing residential buildings into new much needed housing units. starting in 2014 supervisor w

we have a lot of russians working in the united states but we don't have the same number of americans in russia and the same way we have students and business people who are going to china. so that substance of the relations and the grassroots is missing. we tend to get obsessed then with the strategic elements of the relationship. we could take our approach to china and think of different ways of managing the relationship with russia. we have an opportunity for a new chapter with our presidential election. we don't know how it's going to come out. one encounters a different perspective how we might manage the relationships, which would involve changing the alliance structure in the asia-pacific, in particular. not just to mention in europe. this might, none the less, might be an opportunity to think afresh. if we're very concerned about getting into a new cold war relationship, which i agree with the ambassador is actually a -- and perhaps this is the time to start thinking about how we might change that and bearing in mind there are so many other plays in this. we have to think outs

and have crops, conversion of crops, mechanisms, taking the life of hundreds of people in the unitedwork together and define the route we are following, to avoid extending to other parts of the mexican geographies, whenever possible. to reduce and diminish and avoid the entrance of heroine in the united states. this shows something else, the need of working together, the need both countries have to face up to common problems, crops of poppy in mexico, the base for heroin production, and what is taking place in places where there is violence and production of crops, criminal groups as well who become stronger through the introduction of illegal weapons, guns in our country, coming from the united states into mexico, this is -- increasingly encouraging opium poppy conservation in mexico. it generates a problem of violence and strengthening of criminal groups and the introduction of heroin in the united states that took the lives of thousands of people in this country, one of the many subject matters on the shared agenda, the need of attending to this in joint fashion, this shows the ne

weeks since a six alert fire tore through an apartment and whom on the oakland border, and some units have been yellow or red tagged, meaning they are unsafe to enter. residents say letters -- looters are getting in. >> the neighbors coe that get out because the property management company said it was not safe or they could not get in and now what was salvageable is...stolen. >> a resident i talked to filed a police report saying that he found his please ransacked and is worried about identity theft. others say there is not enough being done to protect the damned units and the homes of people who still live there. >> you can see there is just a gate that is open that does not require a code, a chain link fence that is not holding anyone back because it is open and the back part of the building is unsecure. >> melvin lives cross the street and he has noticed suspicious activity lately including guys in hoodies entering the property at night. >> they went to the property and last and came back in another vehicle. >> you i called the property management company. the woman i talked to refused

expert a 3 hundred density is a three hundred percent in increase in value not the same the units are bigger and haveo look at the economics of the departments units as they were proposed or as possible under previous zoning versus this yes. i think there is increased value but not the same as the percentage of. >> not a one for one. >> not. >> commissioner antonini. >> to be clear in terms of grandfathered projects the rate of grandfathering is based on prop c as it applies to the projects that have confederacy the additional density and they'll have to show cause why a higher percentage that's my understanding of the motion. >> again i am not you look at the value for inclusionary housing it is - >> the whole question not the 24 percent the basis the grandfathering - >> could be if you're dealing with a project two years from now. >> we're talking about grandfathering. >> it is based on what the rules are for that the inclusionary by that value confederacy. >> sounds okay to me. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like to ask we add to the motion to delete the reference to feet referrals through it is ex

accessory dwelling units have minimum unit of 300 square feet for studio and 500 square feet for one bedroom units. there will be now for to page 7 before new section e we will add a new section e. and that is--restriction on subdivisions. i will read the following: not with standing the provision of article 9 of subdivision code a lot authorized under 207 c 4 not subdivided that allows the adu to be sold or separately financed. provided however that this prohibition on sale or finance shall not apply to a building in roam net one 3 years prior to july 11, 2016 with existing condominium with no rental unit. the admin code and no evictions pursuant to section 37.9 a 8 through a 14 within 10 years prior to july 11, 2016. that refers to ellis act. such requirement is recorded as notice of special pr vision or included as part the regulatory agreement. >> maybe we should say, and/or. just a thought. >> and/or, fair enough. in terms of the next item, page 8 we are going to be including relating to seismic program. what we will do is add a romanet 3 stating where lots are adu is added with

>>james: some of those units have caught fire this morning the wind was blowing the members from the mes: the shows is that we and sandwiches to the destruction and that part of an revell would have team coverage with talking to people and with this issue with the latest video. >>jackie sissel: their mandatory evacuations on this new toy ltd. shelter we're being told that the fire has spread to nearby buildings that line firefighters were not using this as a defensive move within fighting the fire from the outside hoping it would spread but unfortunately it happens-- has. >>jackie sissel: they're keeping residents we're going to pan over and we're standing at macarthur boulevard and san pablo you conceive firefighters on a ladder truck were being told is about 25 troths all involved in this fire fighting effort,six alarms. >>jackie sissel: no injuries or fatalities have been a reporter and another issue they have is because it was under construction the have the staff and when you look to your right to conceal a construction crane that was used to get the lumber to the top of the buil

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. >> 25 units have smoke damage. a total of 32 in all were damaged. we are at the all safe self storage on singleton avenue at main street in alameda. no one was hurt in the fire. there is no word on what started it. >> breaking news from sonoma, a barn fire at a petaluma dairy farm lit up the sky. it broke out around 2:30. the farm was full of hay when it caught fire. the feed had to be pulled apart before firefighters could put water on it. the fire departments are on the scene with no cows in danger. >> the victory for renters in the east bay the city council voting to pass more rent control measures. we explain why the vote did not happen quickly. jessica? >> it was a packed house. oakland city council member will see a big surprise meeting ending at 1:20 this morning in order to pass the rent control measures. they heard from dozen of people, the proposal would require landlords to get permission from landlords to get permission from the rent board of the measure. >> time for all of us to come together the oakland tenants from landlords and devel

united states. possibly even us having a viable cyber attack defense, especially when you have wikileaks saying, youknow, there's more possibly to come. >> the russian government has tremendous capabilities to steal data from the united states and all over the world. i think it's grossly under estimated in this conversation so far. this is not the only breach that they've had with the dnc. there are many and many more that one can't talk about. what is different, again, though, is will they begin to weaponize? will they begin to use this data for political purposes inside our country? i don't predict that. i think, you know, there's -- there can be a counter response to that from the united states, if there's an escalation, but the wikileaks folks knead crystal clear they have more data they plan to release before november. >> thank you very much. mike mcfall former us ambassador to russia. >> thank you. >>> when we come back we go to florida. one of the first known cases of zika caused by mosquitos. what doctors are trying to do to prevent the spread of the virus. or building the best houses in tow

some units have been yellow or even red tagged meaning they're unsafe to enter. residents say looters are getting in. >> the neighbors who couldn't get their things out right away because the property management company was saying it wasn't safe or saying they couldn't get in there or whatever. now things eligible are pretty much stolen. >> one resident i talked to on the phone filed a police report. he says he found his place ransacked. he's worried about identity theft. others say there's not enough to protect the damage units and the homes of people who still live there. >> you can see here, there's just a gate that's open that doesn't require a code. there's a chain-link fence here that's not holding anybody back because it's open. the whole back part of the building is unsecure. >> melvin lives across the street. he has noted suspicious activity lately. including guys in hood is entering the property late at night. >> they went in the property, came back in another car. >> i called the property management company. the woman i talked to refused to give any in