i am steve williams. i do not live within the 300 feet, but i do live nearby. you have been given a lot of wrong information about the neighborhood in order to justify a project that is too big for the neighborhood. this is out of the final eir. i pointed this out in the draft. they still have a completely wrong. they do not identify any two- story buildings in the neighborhood. the 25 buildings circled are wrongly identified as three stories. they are two stories. there are 31-story buildings. there are 73-story and four four-story. the predominance on the block is two-stories. you were given completely wrong information. when it was first submitted to the mayor's office of housing, it was 39 units, 40 feet tall on presidio and 57,000 square feet. the old developer submitted it. here is the project submitted by the executive director. it was submitted at 40, 39 units, 57,000 square feet for the building. in january of 2010. the building got larger. every time the neighbors got together and said it was too large, they simply made it larger. this is not the corr

ruth clay, steve williams, and vanessa conrad. please line up. >> good afternoon. i am the managing director of programs at first place for you. our mission is to work with young people emancipating out of foster care. we provided with housing, employment, and healthy living services to maintain their independence and interdependence. mr. clarke already talked about the difficulty of finding housing for youth raised in san francisco. it drains san francisco of its use and affects the youth and the city by separating them from each other. it makes it harder for them to maintain connections they have had as youth. this project is unique. i believe it should be recognized as a model and replicated across the country. you are utilizing the strength of local organizations to maximize the strength of the city's greatest asset which is our young people. i want to point out that for young people in foster care in san francisco, they are often moved to other county to grow -- counties to grow up. it is harder for them to come back when the emancipate. most of the youth we w

. >> i said my name is steve williams and i have hiv. >> reporter: thanks to medical advances, steve illiams is not one of them. >> the thing that i try to say all the time is that you must take your medication. because if you don't take your medication, you become resistant to it and it didn't work all the time. >> reporter: while the disease in the past 30 years has moveed from a death sentence to a chronic treatable condition, doctors stress the epidemic isn't over. >> we know that hiv infection is unfortunately expanding for each new person that we're putting on therapy more than one person is getting hiv infection. >> reporter: remaining challenges remain how to give therapy to more people and find a cure. >> a vaccine might take a little longer but we've made more strides in hiv and aids than in any other disease in reported history. >> reporter: and steven williams says those strides for him mean a brighter future. in san francisco, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a new report of serious bike accidents in the bay area show that more needs to be done to educate children

it was done through our counsel, steve williams, but things got expensive. we're trying to hold it down a little bit. president olague: we are looking to schedule this for the first available date in september. would that be ok for you? >> yes. president olague: thank you. is there any additional comment on this item? no? public comment is closed. commissioner miguel? commissioner miguel: yes, i would recommend to continue this to what date in september? >> september 15. >> yes, i second, and i would like to have the project sponsor and the dr requesters, if you are able to get together at any point. there is plenty of time. mr. paul has been here more often than -- he has a longstanding, i think understanding of the planning process and the things that the commission is looking for, and i would encourage the project sponsor -- who i do not think is here. is that correct? and to watch the tape or something, or maybe staff can communicate in their -- in that regard. president olague: ms. avery- herbert, do we have a date? >> september 15. commissioners, on th

ruth clay, steve williams, and vanessa conrad. please line up. >> good afternoon. i am the managing director of programs at first place for you. our mission is to work with young people emancipating out of foster care. we provided with housing, employment, and healthy living services to maintain their independence and interdependence. mr. clarke already talked about the difficulty of finding housing for youth raised in san francisco. it drains san francisco of its use and affects the youth and the city by separating them from each other. it makes it harder for them to maintain connections they have had as youth. this project is unique. i believe it should be recognized as a model and replicated across e

i personally talked with three neighbors and steve williams at the same time. the proposal then was that the community center should knock the building down and make a park so that the neighbors could walk their dogs. i was obviously upset. but let me just say this -- we appreciate the proposals, but, as a compromise, it presupposes there was an agreement by interested parties. booker t. has never agreed to that. i would ask this board -- i have nothing more to add to what the people have said, but i would ask the board to consider when it is time to vote, five stories and 50 units, i appreciate your time. supervisor mirkarimi: i have a question -- the proceeding is supervisor had provided support for the original projects, correct? >> that is correct. i went to her office and she was very helpful in showing us ways to shape the project so we could make it agreeable to all, other people in the neighborhood as well. we originally wanted something very large. through the housing department, we set among ourselves and decided we would get something that made sense

i personally talked with three neighbors and steve williams at the same time. the proposal then

. >> i say my name is steve williams and i have hiv. >> reporter: thanks to medical advances, steven not one of them. the 44-year-old diagnosed with hiv in 1999 now counsels newly diagnosed hiv-aids patient. >>> the thing that i try to say all the time is that you must take your medication, because if you don't take your medications you will become resistant to it and it doesn't work all the time-while the disease in the past 30 years has moved from a death sentence to a chronic, treatable condition, doctors stress that the epidemic isn't over. >> we know that hiv infection is unfortunate rattily expanding for each new person that we're putting on therapy, more than one person is getting hiv infection. >> reporter: remaining challenges include how to expand therapies to more people, and finding a cure. >> i think we're going find that in the next five to ten years a vaccine may take a little longer, but we have made more strides in hiv and aids than in my other disease in reported history-and steven williams says those strides for him mean a brighter future. in san francisco, maureen

steve williams will be on adam scott's bag this weekend.mickelson is the biggest name there even if he isn't the highest ranked american these days. lefty has come close several times but never won the u.s. open. he has gotten good at answering questions about when he will finally win the open. >> won my first major my thought process was not to worry about winning or the result but to enjoy the entire tournament and enjoy the process and enjoy the challenge of trying to win. and so i'm going to enjoy this week. i'm going to have fun this week playing and trying to compete in our national championship. >> i think this is phil's year. he's my pick to win the open. allen with choi, dana likes chung. roberta picked westwood wayne is sticking with kuchar. dennis is on vacation hunting carbs so he will take hunter mahan. speaking of which. ♪ [ music ] [ rap ] >> the village people have nothing on the golf boys. the four pro golfers doing the boy band video. and you now know why no american has won any of the last four major championships. i don'

while number twenty four for back to catch big story segment on the passing of steve waiting in grand slam. what venus williams lost to get respect on that i don't go back and repeat score of last year the quarter final however former champion maria sharapova is safely through the wall number six ran into some tough opposition early in her match against china's peng sure i watched the two thousand and four when i proved to triumph six four six to get to the set so far this year which is the course of finals for the first time in five years. i feel like my manners definitely improved this year but i think that's because i played a lot of matches. i think a lot of it is also reaction in. getting ready for the next set of bones to thinking it's over being prepared to hit another one another one and. just always but it doesn't come. because. she's the last remaining female russian players compaction on the felting of course the victoria azarenka and hot prospects to send you back once back to austria time later passé check bits of that crash landing live a quiet but also soaring sabine lisicki the german wildcard

steve and i have both been speaking as if everybody here has read everything william james and john doe have ever written -- it's a couple of words about philosophical pragmatism. this is a movement that develops in the late 19th and early 20th century from the exasperation that some philosophers felt with the confidence that some other philosophers had that there were systems that would answer all the questions we have about issues in politics or issues of ethics. and they said, when you don't have certain answers, you should feel free to experiment and you should judge the consequences of your experiment. now that is not going to work in every case. mathematics works alright assuming that two and two are going to equal four but in many instances it is better to lay out a hypothesis, tested and perhaps recalculated if things don't work out. this is a way of thinking that becomes a tradition that runs through all of 20th century american thought and is revived in a powerful way during the years obama himself is being educated and there are various reasons why one could identify him wit

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steve. >>> sal, thank you, sir. a lot of good tweets coming in. here we are sitting by the pool. yes, yes. [ laughter ] it will be a lovely day. i heard from williaml san jose down? yes, yes i will. it will be warm but not as hot as yesterday. a couple tweets coming in sees 50 in green bay. i think it's david. 57 at san rafael. 52-68. fog, cool to warm. by noon we will start to see cool conditions by the coast. it will still be warm to hot inland. but not as hot as yesterday. 58-96. there will still be temperatures in the upper 90s. the fog is back in all of its glory. and you know it's interesting just observations doing this. some people like the heat. boy i tell you a majority of the people like to cool. and that is coming back. if you like warm weather it will stay inland. it will still be warm. by the coast we will see a huge drop. no fog yesterday and no breeze until late. that meant very warm conditions. everything is changing rapidly. wednesday, thursday, and friday a big cooling trend. there is one forecast model that is extremely bullish on digging another low down early next week. monday and tuesday. all the way to northern california.

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