mr. brian as well, so you have a little conflict there. the other issue is what happens if you don't approve this mou today, what happens, do we go back to the drawing board, when i first heard about this going before the mta board of directors, this is a low cost alternative by an independent body to make decisions, i have to say, a lot of the decisions by this body were totally absurd when i have seen a lot of the evidence which seaways to the issue that i think it's fair that members of the public who has some evidence, who has a permit because we pay, it says here we pay a fee to be able to participate in this process, well, refund the fees to everybody or the fact that use the fees properly by having the full utilization of this body that every other permit holder that has a permit, liquor permits, zoning permit, entertainment permit, conditional use permit, that has the ability to come before this body should have the same ability, it shouldn't be different, but things have changed,

mr. cheeg said, it will not include the letter of legitimization, the city administrator has that file, but a month later, he still never responded. david silver said -- the lawyer for the land -- okay -- i should have appealed the za letter on the day it was issued or during the 15 day appeal period thereafter, but i didn't know when it was approved, indeed, i requested, do you know if the draft letter of legitimization was supposed to be posted as as well, if it wasn't, mr. sanchez should know it wasn't, and i had inquired it was signed and it would like the opportunity to appeal this and i wrote to you that i would be filing appeals with the board of supervisors for the conditional use and the ceqa and that they would be filed on time and they were. so, i would -- a jurisdictional request, the board must find that the city intentionally or found that the requestor was elated, i am delayed by that, thank you. >> do you care to state your name for the record. >> my name is mike ka irvin

force this into the open a little bit, and you have to director of national intelligence, mr. clapper, who appeared on capitol hill, james clapper, and had this exchange that was not leveling with the american people. watch. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> it does not. >> not wittingly. there are cases where they could inadvertently perhaps collect but not wittingly. >> skrams james clapper told our andrea mitchell after that testimony that is the least untruthful answer he could give. now this morning "the guardian" newspaper is reporting members of congress who want more information now that it's been leaked and made public, is still not learning about the truex tent and depth and breadth of these surveillance programs. >> well, if they aren't, it's their own fault because all they have to do is ask, and we make available within the confines of the intelligence community where it's what we call a skiff, where classified information can be reviewed. all members of congress have the ability to com

force this into the open a little bit, and you have to director of national intelligence, mr. clapper, who appeared on capitol hill, james clapper, and had this exchange that was not leveling with the american people. watch. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> it does not. >> not wittingly. there are cases where they could inadvertently perhaps collect but not wittingly. >> skrams james clapper told our andrea mitchell after that testimony that is the least untruthful answer he could give. now this morning "the guardian" newspaper is reporting members of congress who want more information now that it's been leaked and made public, is still not learning about the truex tent and depth and breadth of these surveillance programs. >> well, if they aret, it's their own fault because all they have to do is ask, and we make available within the confines of the intelligence community where it's what we call a skiff, where classified information can be reviewed. all members of congress have the ability to come