richard and mary winer. we appreciate candor and ask the commission to grant the appeal and revoke permit. to that end we submitted proposed findings for your consideration and we feel that's the appropriate substitute at this point. my client may wish to say a few words. thank you. >>> good evening. my name is richard winer. my wife and i live next door to the subject property. we've been there for 27 years. first of all, i want to thank everybody involved in issuing the correction notice to have the duct work and the light [speaker not understood] abated as that work has been done. it is unclear to me whether the hood in the premises has been removed because i've not been in the premises. it's also unclear to me whether the restoration work involved in the moving -- the duct work was ever inspected and i'm hoping to get further information about that here this evening. i'd like to ask you to revoke the subject permit since the time giving the sponsor to submit new plans has lapsed and he has not done is. s

. >> thank you association we do have cathy winer here. and government affairs, and manager for the san francisco airport. and let me say miss winer and to members of the public that are here as well as to the budget analyst, i think that we are likely to continue this item and that is the plan here to give mr. martin, who is the director of the airport time to come back as this one has some discussions around item number 7. and so i would ask that we actually keep presentations brief. we will open up to public comment, and members of the public comment. but, given that we will be hearing this item again in the near term future i ask that we keep the presentations shorter than perhaps thought of. >> understood. >> chair, farrell, cathy with the airport. i will just briefly layout the lease that is before you for the airport and clear channel for advertising at the airport. the proposed lease is a new lease for advertising at the airport it has an 8-year term. and it has or carries a ten million dollar minimum annual guarantee. the lease is

. >> dana: everyone is a winer. >> greg: thank you. >> dana: everyone gets a trophy. >> kimberly: no gift and talented program. or m.g.m. i was in that. mentally gifted minor. my brothers called me mentally gifted moron. it was mean. >> bob: i couldn't fill out the application. oh, yeah. one more thing is up next. >> kimberly: thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ find their own adventure, ♪ ♪ up and on my way, you got the time to slow things down... ♪ sometimes the best road trip moments are the ones that happen outside of the car. whether taking an exhilarating airboat ride, hitting the trails on your bike, kayaking down a scenic river, or playing a challenging round of links-style golf. rest assured that wherever your journey takes you in nebraska, you're sure to find endless possibilities for outdoor fun. so hop in the car, hit the road, and then get out and explore the world together. then head back home and share your favorite memories with friends and family. whether you tweet it, update it, or pin it, share the road trip. ♪ woo-hoo! everybody's gotta find their own adventure, ♪

. >> thank you thank you very much, miss winer and we appreciate it. to the budget analyst report. >> commission chairman and members of the committee, as shown in the table on page 28 of our report, under the existing 12-year lease with clear channel which will expire on march 31, 2013, clear channel will pay the airport a total of $72.2 million, with such revenue paid by clear channel, increasing each year and in addition is showing in the table beginning on this year too. but, the percentage of gross revenues and this is a key point that the supervisors exceeded the annual rent in five of the eleven years or 45 over 45 percentage of the time. as a result, the airport realized additional rent revenues of $5 million compared to the minimum annual guarantee. we are talking about big bucks here, supervisors. and as you know this clear channel gross was $103 million. that is the column under gross revenue and if you add that up it is over $103 million. under this lease they would not pay a percentage of the gross revenues or a minimum guarantee, instead

. >> dana: everyone is a winer. >> greg: thank you. >> dana: everyone gets a trophy.d talented program. or m.g.m. i was in that. mentally gifted minor. my brothers called me mentally gifted moron. it was mean. >> bob: i couldn't fill out the application. oh, yeah. one more thing is up next. >> kimberly: thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: time for one more thing. i'll throw this up here. jim carrey, his twiddleer handle. jim stop retweeting teenagers who agree with you. because they don't know anything. talk to people. get outside your mansion. it might help you. >> dana: bring your security. >> greg: tweet him and ask him to come on "the five." we'll be nice. >> dana: i have been excited about something for several days. i get to be on "red eye" tonight with nick of "justified." he plays the u.s. marshall. he will be on "red eye" tonight. >> bob: are you pushing out the host of that? >> dana: no, i am a guest as well. greg is will be there and hus ugly sidekick schultz. democrat is not nice! you said you wanted him as the fantasy prom date. >> dana: i do. he is a blast. and

the first vote for a new pope came and went without a winer. but did we learn anything?ior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg reports tonight from rome. >> the cardinals made their way to the sitine chapel. the final stretch of a week of prayer and debate before the big conclave. each cardinal took an oath upon the book of gospel. finally, the words "extra omnou" part of the selection process vanished. the first was inconclusive. black smoke over the square. among them a true outline of the pope he would like to see. the last pope. and for international community. tirelessly promoting justice and peace. let us pray that the future pope works on the world level. >> the book makers are busy with their vatican cliff-hangers. >> we are taking bets. a lot of money coming in for the pope. archbishop scola. followed by the cardinal in brazil. >> angelo scola was close to pope benedict. italian but not a real vatican insider and someone said to appeal to non-italians. the cardinal of brazil, the largest catholic country with large ties to rome and said to be the favorite

insiders pointed to the close relationship between the director debbie rafael and this man, peter winer. he's a lobbyist for boeing, another company that holds a permit with the department. he also supported her confirmati confirmation. >> we also found miss rafael to be balanced, to be thorough, and to be just as open as she claims to be. >> reporter: the chair of the senate appropriations committee questions how this agency is being run. >> there may be too close of a relationship between the department, the bureaucrats, and the alleged polluters. that's not kosher in my book. >> reporter: and we have just learned today that the california fair political practices commission is now reviewing the details of what we found to see whether it should launch its own formal investigation into these investments. as for the agency, it says its legal office is conducting a review of the potential conflict but currently denies managers did anything wrong. >>> okay, vicky, thank you. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call 888-996-tips. or send us an e-mail. >> san mateo county

joshua winer.ting question to me because we understand that a woman stepping forward to claim she's a victim of a domestic abuse isn't always going to have evidence and seems like relying on sort of her trustworthiness here and looking at changing the story, the grisly nature of the scene and kept a diary and never anything she told anybody. if somebody in general were to come to you and say i'm a victim of domestic violence what would you look for besides their word that you could verify it with? >> i'd be wanting to find out about the details. i'd want to make sure what they're telling me seems to make sense and recalled with specifics. you can just tell sometimes talking with somebody whether their story just doesn't really make sense or whether it does make sense. oftentimes some people by the time they see a psychiatrist maybe they had a track record and started the process of making notes in a notebook or taking photographs or calling the police. you want to do background search to find out w

with us once again is psychiatrist joshua winer. to say, 25 years ago when i was a young kid, i knew gay parents of a friend of mine. and obviously today as a 30-something-year-old, i know plenty of gay parents. they're all wonderful parents. they take parenting very seriously, probably because they know that they are under greater scrutiny. but i'm wondering, you know, there's a psychological impact to being raised by a single parent. there's a psychological impact, as i can attest to, being raised by divorced parents. is there a psychological impact being raised by gay parents? >> well, i think that the studies seem to indicate, at least, that if there is a psychological impact, it's not really that huge. what studies are showing from numerous studies, we're talking about dozens of studies that have looked at the overall mental health of kids who are raised by gay or lesbian parents. and what we see over and over again is that these kids seem to do as well as all other kids who are raised in heterosexual households. so if there is

it moved me profoundly that bill winer understood this so much that he sent -- said a place aside for us and they would put in seats for the students. that's tucson. that is tucson. [applause] >> i have been driving all night >> god bless you. >> it was 33 below for a whole week. anyway, what was i going to say? i have come here to support and thank you c-span. if you guys think you are the only ones talk into the camera i'm over there watching you. we appreciate what you guys do and mr. costa, you guys don't realize that it's all over the world. i support issues in australia so we are all in this together and we are here about justice. i wrote a little book called more than an american because what we are, we are the first human beings. i'm an american this and i'm an american that but in the end we breathe the same way and we are human beings. the reason i say that is because i do a lot of my work at the united states university and there were two students doing a book report or some report on immigration. they were like, why do we have to do this? this is what they said. they said