workman. ms. workman? what kind of tenant is your client envisioning potentially renting the space? >>> well, we actually have gene coe here who is the broker who can talk to you more specifically about that. but they are looking for a very i think conventional office tenant for that space. is that okay if gene responds? >>> just a couple examples. the tenants that we're looking for are creative tenants, office tenants, but, you know, they can be technology, they can be architects. they can be designers. but they're not particularly noisy tenants. they're the same tenants as any other tenants in any other office building. >> what might be the likely size of the work force in that place? >>> probably between, you know, 50 to 70 people. >> i don't think architects can afford south of market. [laughter] >>> you're right about that. >> thank you. >>> did you want me to speak a little more about the tenants? >> that answers my question, thank you. >> mr. duffy, mr. sanchez? mr. duffy. >>> commissioners, the permit went through the building department, went through the review for building

workman. ms. workman? what kind of tenant is your client envisioning potentially renting the space? >>> well, we actually have gene coe here who is the broker who can talk to you more specifically about that. but they are looking for a

. >> am i workman? ~ ms. workman? >>> [inaudible]. this is the letter that we actually got from [speaker not understood]. we have included e-mails from december 18th when we were outside the country when we got notified of the suspension of the permit. and the d.r. application actually cited enclosure of the deck as a [speaker not understood] remedy based on confrontation from an architect. when i contacted the architect and said, on what basis did you get the consultation? you didn't review our plans. she said who is [speaker not understood] was the question she asked me. the i said the laid you gave professional recommendation to. she said i never gave professional recommendation to anyone. we're not going to be hauled back into the country for another month and a half. once we come back mayor's office and a half later we find notification related to the building department and this entire process are actually going to the old address because the assessor's office has not atedhe address. by the time we come through figuring out what

we're going to have $350,000 savings in our workman's comp area. >> so real quick getting back to the revenues. i know we had a debate here the board of supervisors the non san francisco resident charges. can you tell us how much that brings in a year >> the gross numbers is well over 5 hundred thousand. obviously we have expenses but this helps to subsidies the cost of 3 of our gardeners there. the fact it, it's free to san franciscans the upkeep of a garden in san francisco we unique. we have 11 workers that we have assigned and we have about three to four gardeners in the parks. there's a lot of staff that is assigned to the botanical garden. when we were in our worse times it was a controversial decision agreed to a non-resident fee for people investing san francisco and it was similarly our japanese garden. the botanical garden is free speech for san franciscan resident. it was a community comprises we're proud to have it but if we lose that fee it will impact our budget the numbers are up and they're working on their sustainable nursey. thanks >> just some follow-up questions. i

i've been working at workman publishing as a digital sales and promotion manager since 2012. i've been enjoying it very much, and mostly, i handle our different ebook business, the day-to-day management of our accounts, putting together special promotions come and all is just trying to enhance the discover devotee of the title. >> my name is april rim in my first year of the program and i currently work as a sales assistant for the school journal and my role involves reaching out to various publishers to find them ad space in the magazine but also connecting library and syndicators through our print digital outlets. >> linus christian scarlett. i've been working at a agency -- hougton miflin harcourt agency. in february i got a job working in the editorial apartment. i'm the eternal debate, editorial intern so i'm the assistant helping out on all of the space in the editorial department. >> im theresa and i just graduated last week from the program and i have worked at macmillan and i am the executive assistant to the president and the publisher and i kind of have my hands an

the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> here we are at the embarcadero. we are standing at one of locations for the street artists. can you tell me about this particular location, the program? >> this location is very significant. this was the very first and only location granted by the board of supervisors for the street artist when the program began in 1972. how does a person become a street artist? there are two major tenants. you must make the work yourself and you must sell the work yourself. a street artist, the license, then submitting the work to a committee of artists. this committee actually watches them make the work in front of them so that we can verify that it is all their own work. >> what happened during the holiday to make this an exciting location? >> this would be a magic time of year. you would probably see this place is jammed with st

>> all of that workman fest -- work manifested into which serves and honors the needs of our military veterans, first responders, their families. those in need. i've just gotten involved in some very, very good projects along the way to try to help our veterans out. >> you certainly have. i have a list. you're not going to say but i'm going to say. you sent relief funds to hurricane sandy victims. you n.ed 38 widows of fallen soldiers and 14 wounded soldiers and families to a v.i.p. day on the csi set. you have an appreciation day festival for wounded soldiers and families at naval medical center in san diego. you broke ground for 23 smart homes throughout the united states for wounded veterans. you serve barbecue to over 2400 deploying troops with the uso. you have scholarships and it goes on and o. i want to thank you. i want to congratulate you. you're an actor and you're a great actor but you're more than an actor. you have a compassionate heart and soul and you're leaving a legacy. for that i really want to thank you. and so many families, wounded warriors, first responders are g

. >> a 14-year-old girl and her workman have been indicted in the death of her father. morgan arnold faces two counts of murder. it is religion the asking her boyfriend, jason, to kill her father. she is charged with asking her boyfriend, jason, to kill her father. toh of them were planning run away to california after the murder. >> gay scouts are now welcome, but not gay scout leaders. that is a compromise from the boy scouts of america. it is a policy that is not getting rave reviews from either side. george lettis has the latest. >> allowing openly gay boys to be scouts goes into effect in 2014. but the leader of a baltimore area boy scouts as the boat will not have much effect on them. >> a former boy scout himself, bill is a parent of a boy scout. his thoughts on letting gay boys into the group? >> why not? >> that mirrors the policy of the baltimore area policy. leaders on thursday voted with openlyegates to allow gay boys to become boy scouts. >> our goal through all of this is to put kids first. believe this resolution is truly in the best interest of scouting.

the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. would you please call the roll. >> commissoner courtney: here >> commissioner vietor:here >> commissioner moran:here >> commissioner moller caen:here >> before we proceed, i would like to ask the indulgence of the commissioners to move item 13 to a time where we can have a joint beating with -- since they have been a very ardent partner. whenever we can organize a meeting, i know schedules are always a problem but i do think that there are so many issues that i still have to review that i would like to entertain t is an alterne. commissioner vietor? >> commissioner vietor: i would support that motion but i would like to go on record saying that time is of the essence. i have heard their eagerness to get cca launched as quickly as possible. so i would support the motion if we can find the time to schedule that in all du

this building maintains a high degree of integrity for location, feeling, association, design and workman ship. it does not cite any serious damage or alteration to the building. however, in the pier 70 /heuls toric building survey, also conducting by kerry and company in 2008, the newnan building is not included. there is no documentation at all. it was simply overlooked or worse yet, excluded. it is troubling that there appears to be no conclusive examination of the newnan building while other buildings are thoroughly documented in each of these reports. we feel the demolition of this building would be a terrible and irreversible mistake. the [inaudible] it supports would touch many in the surrounding dog patch neighbor /haold as well as hundreds of visitors who come to the site each year. /-z one of the few remaining /arpt houses in san francisco and an active participant in the city wide open studio program, it is hard to determine the impact the destruction of this building would have on the community. in conclusion, we on the to any plans that propose the demolition of building /#1-

the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> today, sorry my name is kim and i will be chairing today's meeting and i am joined by the board of education commissioners, norton and commissioner mendoza and norman yee. and i want to

workman, can you address the conditions listed under acoustic plan and verification whether you're in agreement with them, disagreement? >>> you're referring to the charles salter -- >> uh-huh. >>> the silence conditions under acoustic plan and verification, you address use restrictions, but you didn't address acoustic plan or verification. >>> if it's all right with you, i'm going to ask the salter consultant to come up and talk about those. >> i asked them earlier and they didn't have an answer. ~ >>> i think now they can address it. >> okay. >>> sorry. joe nodeker also with salter. ben and i worked on this. the question about future verification has actually been addressed. we can give you actually copies of our proposal that's been signed by our client already that authorizes us to come back and do two things. one is observe the installation of the vibration isolators that will be installed on the existing and the new e-pumps to make sure they're installed properly. and second, while we're there, to the extent that the residents will allow us to enter the units, we'd be glad to an

nearly sank because of a workman's error then in march two thousand and six a hole in b.p.'s probe a pipeline caused over a quarter of a million gallon oil leak. the worst spill ever on alaska's north slope b.p.'s cost cutting and poor maintenance of the pipelines was responsible. in may two thousand and seven after committing perjury regarding his involvement in the sex scandal brown was succeeded by a new rising star his name was tony hayward. hayward promised that he would be focused on safety like a laser this is a fundamental lack of leadership and management in the area of safety. the deepwater horizon had just completed drilling the deepest well ever in north america b.p. hoped the rig could extract oil at record app's in the gulf of mexico but eleven days before the disaster on april ninth drilling mud pressure dropped and the oil well showed signs of a dangerous gas build up. the president's commission on the oil spill would later find that b.p. and its contractors ordered the crew to ignore the rigs warning systems and keep drilling according to the christian scien

nearly sank because of a workman's error then in march two thousand and six a hole in b.p.'s probe a pipeline caused over a quarter of a million gallon oil leak. the worst spill ever on alaska's north slope b.p.'s cost cutting and poor maintenance of the pipelines was responsible. in may two thousand and seven after committing perjury regarding his involvement in the sex scandal brown was succeeded by a new rising star his name was tony hayward. hayward promised that he would be focused on safety like a laser this is a fundamental lack of leadership and management in the area the safety. the deepwater horizon had just completed drilling the deepest well ever in north america b.p. hoped the rig could extract oil record apps in the gulf of mexico but eleven days before the disaster on april ninth drilling mud pressure dropped and the oil well showed signs of a dangerous gas build up. the president's commission on the oil spill would later find that b.p. and its contractors ordered the crew to ignore the rigs warning systems and keep drilling according to the christian science

good evening, i'm judy workman on past of the museum parc retail. tic [speaker not understood] are here as are acoustical consultants who you will hear from shortly. this prominent ground floor vacant space has sat vacant on folsom across from moscone center for 12 years. since a food market vacated in 2001. a thai restaurant is on one side and enterprise rent a car is on the other. the tic wants to be a good neighbor and takes the residents right into the quiet enjoyment of their homes very seriously. they've searched for a compatible use of this unit that won't interfere with the residents. an office is a nonintrusive legal use of the space. explicit lease provisions ensure residents bent be impacted by office activities and tenants will be screened for compatibility with the mixed use building. the tic property manager reported on the office project to the master owners association which includes the homeowner's association for over a year on this project. the homeowners requested construction after 10:00 a.m. each day and the tic agreed. otherwi

unemployment insurance has been brought to four million additional workers there have been increased workman's compensation benefits for longshoreman and arbor workers increased retirement benefits for railroad employees and wage increases and improved welfare and pension plans for federal employees time got a graph of the of the one nine hundred fifty six young republicans nobody has seen this i mean this on the screen oh yeah it's very near the back again greater job opportunity less time because of strikes increased union membership i mean this you know vote republican this is young republicans labor to fifty six what's happened to the republican party have they gone crazy. no certainly not i just think you know we've got to stop quoting the major two political parties from the one nine hundred fifty s. you're going to dig into what the democrats are saying and find a lot of stuff we don't like either oh yeah that was it that was democrat it's a great idea r.d. a racist party yeah exactly so i think it's kind of ridiculous to pull what's coming from the parties and then i think the deficit

the report is the liability and workman's comp insurance is up to date. this limo was supposed to only seat eight people. fire stinguishers are not required in limos of this size. they might fine the company for falsely advertising the seating capacity. it says it can fine the company with a $75 fine for every day it said it could carry more than 8 passengers in the limo. how much blame if any should be placed on the driver? cheryl hurd had an exclusive interview with him last night and talked with him again today. she has been very up front and remorseful. he is talking to you. is he also talking with investigators? >> yes, he is. he says that he wants legislators to pay closer attention to rules when it comes to limousines and maintenance. he says he wants to do everything in his power to make sure that this doesn't happen again. >> what the report said is that they were all crouched up by the partition. >> shaken and haunted by what turned out to be a fatal limousine ride across the san mateo bridge. limo driver, orville brown tells his story that he s

. >> i saw one workman, david, who was ducking down under the water trying to pull these sandbags out. another man had hold of his hand. >> the worker successfully removes all but one of the bags, but there's one last bag still blocking the drain. david dives into the murky water to grab it. >> nobody sort of realized what had actually happened because everyone had thought, oh, he's just pulling another sandbag up. when he didn't come back up, all hell broke loose. >> the force of the water on top of the bag pushed it through the drain and took him with it. he was above the water, still at that stage, but his legs were wedged into the pipe. >> by removing the bag, david unplugs the drain, and now the pressure of the gushing water pushes so forcefully, it sucks david's legs into the drain. >> i jumped into the water to try and help remove him from the drain. his legs were wedged into the pipe. >> firemen, the roadworkers, they all just dived in and just trying to pull him up. >> fighting the incredible force of water, the workers are able to get his head up. he's gasping for air, and t

continuation of the minimum hours worked guarantee, mandatory workman's comp insurance, hiring preference for u.s. workers and enables undocumented workers to come at the shadows to work legally. it allows farms that currently provide housing to continue, but does not prohibit farms without housing from part aiding -- participating. --obust enforcement regime all the economic but and worker protections in this bill will provide workers who accept these jobs assurance. they will enjoy a higher wage and benefit package, a safer work environment and quicker resolution of their grievances and if they worked on u.s. farms illegally. bipartisan there is consensus. our nation needs a modern and guestworkerure program. this bill encompasses many elements of the senate gang of eight ag proposal. illumination of the unnecessary 50% rule, and worthless newspaper ads. savings on acquisition fees. longer visas to respond to evolving farm production practices. enables undocumented workers to obtain legal status and keep working. revived at will and contract implement to allow workers and growers flex a

can i get workman's comp -- oh no. >> you are the boss. >> stephanie: right. out of boston one of the roommate's attorneys -- >> as we said from the very beginning he assisted the fbi in this investigation. he is just as shocked and horrified by the violence as the rest of the community was. >> stephanie: the other one is a lying sack of crap to the authorities. but they take that seriously. >> dias kadyrbayev absolutely denies the charges. he assisted the fbi in this investigation -- >> stephanie: let's go back to where he says the name again -- >> dias kadyrbayev. >> dias kadyrbayev. >> stephanie: he went really fast so we can't tell me he was cheating -- >> dias kadyrbayev. >> stephanie: i'm going to try that technique i'm just going to go too fast. >> cameron diaz kadyrbayev. >> i don't think that's -- >> stephanie: here he is again. >> he did not know if those items were involved in a bombing. >> stephanie: really, fireworks with the gun powder removed? >> whatever! >> dias kadyrbayev. >> stephanie: exactly. julie ann in washington you are on the "stephan

the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today.