. >> translator: we used to look to the west for support and development. but now we are going to be the kind of country that people turn to for help and support. >> translator: we respect all religions, modi will take care of people from all states. he has done it before, and he will do it again.

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as we saw earlier the 5 criteria helps us to look at comparability, however, many districts may not be identified by the neighborhood this characters a district and adds complexities by offering a comparison. the department recommends the case reports in addition to the 5 criteria. the existing evaluation criteria directs the staff to look at the whole district like on endearing if we look at the radius of the quarter mile and counted the uses regardless of afflicting zoning it is an approximate for a quarter mile radius on geary that analysis captures the uses on complement and the cross streets we'll continue to look at this for the general character with the comparability of the arts and aesthetics but looking at this will provide a more targeted analysis of the proposed formula retailer. the 5 existing criteria to evaluated the neighborhood serving use my side help to look at the goods and services that people want win the walking distance of their work place this will be added to the defines and will help to determine in the uses are being d displaced or missing. it will look like

last package in the set as identified and has a cross section of the proposed light well, i find useful to look at. again, the department recommends that the commission not to take dr and approve the project as originally proposed that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. >> thank you project sponsor. >> commissioner president wu and commissioner fong and commissioners i'm the project sponsor for the proposed edition at the 1110 ashbury i want to provide a quick cap i purchased this home to create a customized home to accommodate my disabled. i wanted to meet the planning code and at no point did i disclose my disable or asked for accumulation from the plaintiff as we met all plans xhoomsz. in preparation i reviewed the meeting on line multiply times and look at the sdpriks with my meeting with staff. as this cuts by the planner by jessica the planner on the second floor there's a master bedroom to a gym that accumulates equipment for my condition. on the top floor we set the section of the here back increased it from 5 feet to 7 feet. that will al

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to worry us? >> we don't look up any more. ks down at their apparatus, no one wants to know what i is in the sky. neil: not me, i'm like rain man. >> where is that telescope hanging out your kids win bo, doe, we used to look -- window, we used to look up. neil: what is hubble doing? >> i don't know. >> we don't place enough emphasis. >> can i say, i respect your concern about asteroids, but here is a craze thought, maybe we should worry about what is destroying earth that we know about. neil: here we go with the climate change. >> stop it. >> stop it. neil: come on, guys, one of these things makes it through, you will have climate change all right. you don't have to worry about that. gary, where is this going. i worry about the things we're told not to worry about. that the scientists, are on top of this. and me thinks they are not revealing much because they know that frequency is such, that we're just defying odds, they would rather nat tell us. >> first -- not tell us. >> that word kilaton just stairs me. this bad boy was 2

was one month ago today girls kidnapped from their schools in nigeria, the drones are now being used to look for girls in addition to manned flights taking place over the african nation. also a contingent of 30 americans are on the ground from the fbi, pentagon and state department. in nigeria the government is saying that these girls in the video are the ones kidnapped last month. the governor speaking to protesters on tuesday. he said all the girls in the video are from from the girl's secondary school. they will release those girls in exchange from rebel prisoners. the nigerian government saying it is ready to negotiate with that group. we have been following the story, arya. what is the feeling in the government. are the people still upset with the government? >> reporter: well, you do see those ongoing protests, del, because these protesters still need to continue to put pressure on the government to make. >> are there any signs so far that that is happening? >> it's a very confusing picture particularly when it comes to that aspect. i have spoken to several officials. some insist that

way that's meaningful to us as well being translate to our constituents in how and approve the contracts and mr. wagner is going to come back with additional suggestions for us to look at later on and actually, one of the things i fekt forgot to mention during the whole contract report there were a whole list of contracts that lifted to ryan white funding you know part b has been eliminated so we're going to have a discussion agendized later on in the latter part of the year to really look at how some of the funding changes effects our long term budget and finance planning. >> thank you. any other questions through the chair? all right. if not we've proceeded to the next item, please. >> the next item is the consent calendar. okay. the consent calendar is before you are there any extractions from the consent calendar otherwise the consent calendar is placed by the committee for approval >> so moved. it's been moved forward already and actually here by the committee we can precede onto the vote if not any distraction and all in favor, say i. opposed? the consent calendar has been approved thank you purify item 7 is the pedestrian safety and vision presentation >> goo

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and then, finally, we have had a number of customer departments come to us and say, look, we are going to be making improvements on our facilities, and we know that you have the expertise on energy efficiency and we would like to pay you to lend that expertise to the facilities improvements and so that is where the green commissioning and design review program comes into. and focus on the new construction and the retrocommissioning and really it insures that the city is building energy efficient in, when they make those facility and improvements and so a good example of that is the recently opened public safety building. >> and with that, i think that i have given you a good teaser on the different things that we do and i am happy to answer any questions that you may have. thank you. >> thank you. and if i could ask a quick question, and we talked about it on the commission of the environment and the folks that we talked about today and can you give us status report on clean power sf? >> yes. so, we are and we are actively cooperating collaborating with the lasco folks in performing so

that textbook doesn't provide our students for the ability to look at [inaudible] comments about un intervention. it doesn't allow us to look at president obama's conversations about how we're going to intervene or not. what about the relationship between the united states and germany and what is the socioeconomic implications of the invasion of that territory. so technology, all it does is provide our students with real world, realtime ability to engage in very deep conversations that are not just conversations centered on a chapter, read the even pages or odd pages. quite frankly, we're san francisco so this is part of who we are, this is the dna of our community that our students would have this kind of technology. now, i won't say this is going to be an easy lift. it'll be a big lift for us. it'll require us all to row in the same direction, require us to make a compelling case to the community and business community in san francisco, but i know we can do it, because as i read through our vision 2025, this is what we're talking about, vision 2025. the graduate of 2025. and i had the opportunity this afternoon to

that brings us to look who is talking. a lot of people are asking why monica lewinsky is coming forward now? >> i really wonder if this isn't an effort on the clinton's part to get the story out of the way. would vanity fair publish anything about monica lewinsky didn't want in vanity fair? this happened at a time when hillary is getting wrapped up to run getting it out of the way>> would it be as interesting if they were the 2016 democratic nominee? >> how does it effect hillary clinton? it works in her benefit. two years away so there's time for the monica lewinsky thing to be played out so by the time she does run it becomes a story without much more news left to it. i think that works to her advantage. >> not everyone agrees. listen to this. >> any time monica lewinsky is in the news it does not help either of the clintons. it brings back all sorts of bad memories certainly of the president's bad behavior. >> this is a great story now new court drama in the oscar pistorius trial. he is accused of making a sinister remar

neither of those were particularly surprising but the idea is for us to look at the range of uncertainties and the risks of levels across the country. the other thing that is part of the analysis is that this risk management process has to be decided what it is that we want to monitor over time because we recognize that we are not going to make policy for the next 20 years, for the next 50 years, for the next 100 years. it is for this year. it won't stick forever. science will change. adaptation options will change. risk preferences will change. you keep track of that and recognize that at some point in time you're going to make an adjustment, a midcourse adjustment with respect to how you're handling this particular problem. is there a macroeconomic analogy for someone who does that on a macro- scale? they make decisions on the money supply, periodically on the basis of what they observe. >> given how hard it is to make any policy response to any of these reports, the idea that over time we would constantly be a hard sale. we'll have more when we come back after this break. this is inside

. >> translator: we used to look to the west for support and development, but now we're going to be thed of country that people from other countries turn to for support. >> translator: we respect all religions. modi will take care of people from all states. he has done it before and he will do it again. >> reporter: in stark contrast the leading congress party's office was deserted. this result is the worst in the party's history. >> translator: we respect the decision that has been made. but we also wish and we hope that in the future, whosoever government will be formed, they will do the best for the country. i will congratulate the new government. >> reporter: as the outcome of more than a month of polling became clear, a victory wall set up by the bjp filled up quickly. this the first in that a non-congress party has won a majority on its own. the bjp called on indians to vote for change. they have done just that. >>> so who is modi? the answer to that question is as complex as it is compelling. erica wood takes a look at the man who will lead the world's largest democracy. >> repor

. >> translator: we used to look to the west for support and development, but now we're going to be thed of country that people [ inaudible ]. >> translator: we respect all religions. he will take care of people from all states. he has done it before and he will do it again. >> reporter: in stark contrast the leading congress party was empty. only the media stayed in position to hear there the president. >> translator: we respect the decision that has been made. we hope whichever government will be formed they will do the best of the country. and i will congratulate the new government. >> reporter: a victory wall set up filled up quickly. this was the first time in independent india's history that a none congress party has won on its own. [ inaudible ] they have done just that, and after nearly ten years in opposition indy's people's party has returned. >>> [ inaudible ] has more on the man about to take the top job. >> reporter: he is the prime minister elect. the huge election win gives him a chance to see his vision for india through from paper to parliament. there are issues at home

that textbook doesn't provide our students for the ability to look at [inaudible] comments about un intervention. it doesn't allow us to look at president obama's conversations about how we're going to intervene or not. what about the relationship between the united states and germany and what is the socioeconomic implications of the invasion of that territory. so technology, all it does is provide our students with real world, realtime ability to engage in very deep conversations that are not just conversations centered on a chapter, read the even pages or odd pages. quite frankly, we're san francisco so this is part of who we are, this is the dna of our community that our

joining us to look at this naughty political challenge from seattle, from polling research and special adviser for refugee and asylum affairs for the u.s. department of homeland security. >> what could be changed about the day-to-day operation of the immigration system without legislation from congress? >> well, ray, what's clear is that we need a permanent fix, and only congress can do that. let's start there. no matter what the president does, whether it's through executive authority or otherwise we need to worry about what happens in 2016 when there is a new president in the white hou house. he or she could change whatever president obama does under executive authorities. that's why the republicans on capitol hill particularly in the house really need to do what the american people want them to do, that said the president has a tremendous amount of authority to enforce the immigration law in a way that makes it more humane, that makes it more useable. it's a very badly broken law, but there are nooks and crannies in the law that can be helpful. for example, the president could allow

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supporters viewed it as a mere formally and describing the win as a new start to the country: >> we used to looko the west for support and development, now we are going to be a type of country that other countries turn to for help and support. >> we respect all religions. he'll take care of the people from all states and he's done it before and will do it again. >> in stark contrast, the offices are di serted. they stated the position to hear from the president. >> we respect the decision that is made. but we all so wish and hope that in the future whosoever government is formed they'll do the best for the country. i will congratulate the new government. >> with the out come of the polling was clear, the victory is clear. >> this is the first time in history that a noncongress party won the majority. bjp is celebrating and after ten years in opposition, the people's party returned to government with a massive landsli landslide. >> so the man himself, there he is, the victory speech to supporters in his home state. so what do you know about him and what do we know about the man that is becoming i

spent a lot of time on standards three and nine and had that discussion and maybe it would be useful to look at these for a moment to see if there are discussions. >> commissioners? no. any public comment? yes, sir. >> my name's jim and i'm with victorian alliance. this is precisely one of the areas that we are looking at constantly. we understand there's always a desire to be as correct and well documented as possible in seeking restoration or whatever on a project. and what we've heard, especially from small homeowners who buy a place, want to restore it and get into the process, very often they're given such a high standard that very often they opt to do nothing. instead of being greeted with wow, that's great, we want to support you in doing this, it's we're going to give you a million hurdles to go through, it's going to be expensive and a horrible process for you to go through. so developers avoid it, homeowners are often discouraged and especially while, you know, we support good preservation and as accurate as possible, especially for the small homeowner intend on doing something rig

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to fix. so when i look at that, what it tells me is there's a lot more going on here than the american people get insights to, and it has nothing to do with us listening to n.s.a. trolling through u.s. persons' data. look at the terrorist attacks between 2012 and 2013, you saw the data. the number of people killed from 11,000 in 2012 to over 20,000 in 2013. now why is this that we and europe have been so secure? and it's these tools that help you. so this is an issue that we -- you and others -- are going to have to help us face. how do we do this? >> woodruff: and many people listen to that and say, well, can you give us an example? can you give us an example of a terrorist incident that was prevented because of this kind of work? >> absolutely. 2009, rizazi, the prison program or the one that allows us to actually track bad guys that could be communicating with people in the u.s., informed, tracking the bad guy, but now they will talk to somebody in the u.s. and talk about bombs. that was found by this program. it was not found any other way. that case is out there. the other program came in and helped, when the f.b.i. said, this is his ph

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. >> we used to look to the west for support and development.ut now we are going to be the kind of country that people turn to for help and support. >> we respect all religious. modi will take care of people from all states. he's done it before. he will do it again. >> in stark contract the party office was desserted. this election result is the worst in the parties history. only the media stayed to hear from sonya gawped di sown gandh. >> we hope that which ever government is formed they will do the best for the country. and i will congratulate that new government. >> as the outcome of polling became clear, the area filled up quickly. >> this is the first time in india's history that a non-congress party won on its own. >> india's people's party has returned. >> we're joined now from washington, d.c. roz, it's good to see you. what's been the reaction to the victory? >> we're hearing that the president did tell modi to congratulate him on the party's victory. this is the white house spokesperson jay carney. >> congratulate india and the people

to move forward certain recommendationses from certain seats. none of us have indicated that. and again, like i said, i've had conversations with sjp, the league of women voters had really positive conversations with them. so looking forward to continuing that dialogue. we seek a very difficult verse pool of candidates, so thank you. >> thank you. supervisor yee. >> thank you. so, we did spend a lot of time on this issue and asked many of the questions that are being raised at this point. i want to be real clear that the three that we have put forward, the [speaker not understood] in the committee we're supporting. so, the outcome to bring them back wouldn't make any difference to me and i would not be supporting this amendment because i don't want to put people through something that they don't need to go through. the other thing would be that in regards to several of the nominees, it what just no agreement to put them forward at the time, but the decision to do was not to say that we don't want them. we just needed to have two votes to move some of the others forward. so, that's why we wanted to duplicate the file, is that what it was? so that none of the candidates would be eliminated. so, i will not be support

because it makes more sense for us to look at those opportunities as well. do you have from my interest, sort of a back of the envelope number for how much solar could be developed on sort of the city or the puc owned land outside of the city. >> the type line that i mentioned of the development opportunities, includes, if the memory serves me, about 45, mega watts of development opportunities outside of san francisco. >> have you thought about, leasing out that land, to allow a private developer to are able to develop, the solar on it and then, sell it to, you know, back to the pg&e of the grid. >> yes. >> but that is an opportunity, that we could pursue, and you know, the lands that we control, first have a utility purpose. >> and the lands that we control, are largely controlled by the water department, or the water side of hetch hetch water and power and any arrangement that we make, will be the use of the land that goes to the utility purpose and that makes it attractive for a third party to come in because they would want a long term commitment without

. >> we used to look to the west for support and development. but now we are going to be the kind of country that people turn to for help and support. >> we respect all religious. modi will take care of people from all faiths. highways done it before and he will do it again. >> reporter: in stark contrast to this euphoria the party's office was di certificates dese. the media waited to hear from sonya gandhi. >> we hope which ever government is formed will do the best for the country, and i congratulate that new government. >> reporter: as the outcome of more than months of polling became clear the victory by the bjp filled up quickly. this is the first time in independent india's history that a non-congress party won on its own. they have campaigned for change. india's people party has returned to government with a massive mandate. al jazeera, new delhi. >> i got to tell you india's new prime minister has had a history of controversy. narendra modi is a hindu nationalist, something that fears many groups will be marginalized in. >> reporter: th

i think it's so important for us to look at today and he talks about the four cities that are absolutely important to the western civilization. he talks about jerusalem and athens, the idea of the separation of powers, london the university out of the of the law and he then talks about it, knitting in philadelphia which i think it has for the american experiment and i think we are losing those for key western principles. i think that this administration is helping them lose faster, but i worry about that. by the way the first chapter he talks about that at great length and it's really pretty interesting to read about that in the first chapter. >> maybe we can focus on attacking the infidels do you have any thoughts on how we can do that? the >> tough, not really. i think it's a matter of continuing to talk about what are the core principles and that is one of the hardest things to do and i think that it's everybody trying to elect their guy and to the detriment sometimes of the country and of the conservative movement i don't know how we do it, i worry about it and again, the left is far