there would be a permanent loss of usable rental space for the tenant and the landlord.e would have to get approval for the planning department because it is a building that is more than 50 years old. i think it will be upwards of he the thousand dollars or $100,000. remember, the owner doesn't want to do any remodeling, they just one of the -- want to do what's readily achievable. they don't have to do more than that. it is a concern if they can do something less expensive and meets requirements. i want to comment that the refuse bins could be placed at the east end of the sidewalk. it can prevent the problems that they are talking about. sunday, it may be again be independent storage as it was before. we don't know how long the current use will be there.

. >> usability experts jeff says most consumers spent 6 seconds reading a page like this hardly enough time to absorb any information. >> i assume every app is malicious. >> mobile app developer says the app landscape which includes about a million apps is a relate tiffly new frontier and beyers should beware especially the new app is free. >> you have to be somewhat responsible yourself that rely on something that needs to be responsible for you. >> there is no hard deadline we'll see changes in app stores. the state will be checking on compliance from the six companies in about 6 months. reporting live in san francisco ktvu channel 2 news. >> for following developing news in san francisco where police have arrested one man and are looking for one more following a high speed chase. it all begins about an our ago, the chef's daughter picks upshots being fired in the bay view. when officers arrived the suspect jumped in a car and sped off. they reached speeds of 80 miles an hour and went from city streets back to city streets and on interstate 80. the man jumped out of the car on 25th a

she hopes that someone can use stuff.wanted i tried to make sure it is usable.s finding a home even our junkie is done. >> many think this is the end of the line for their stuff. the truth is only a portion of onto a hangar. >> 2000 books come in here. the ones they cannot sell in the store, mine. they will pay the charity 11 a pound. >> none of it goes to the trash. we is everything we get. we tried to take something somewhere wanted to throw away. incident during it away, we tried to find someone who wants it. baba buys excess donations from charity. they had a shipment to africa. makeen they go things and pyle, it is for charities and things. they say it has eight stain. pickingrting news for donors. >> i will bring more step. madam by not they can do something with that. bring it in. >> $60 million helps bring the people bring it in. take it in music. >> the textile recycling nearly 4 billion from landfillscs nearly 4 billion from landfillscs around the country every ahhh. so soft. time out. sweet. [ female announcer ] with charmin ultra soft, you can get th

rather, these rules make sure that these spaces are usable by everyone. through a quirk in the law, the jane warner and harvey milk plaza is not covered by any of the rules typically applied to public spaces. recently san francisco has added a significant number of public spaces, with jane mourner being the first such space. we have turned parking spots. it has been expanding and i know it will continue to expand in the future. now is the time to make sure that these new spaces, which are not parks or sidewalks, have basic rules in place to make sure they are expendable by everyone. this legislation is basic and limited. contrary to the claims that have been made, the legislation is not even close to draconian and it does not even remotely affect the community's right to assemble. that is why this legislation has received such broad support in the neighborhood from many individuals that often do not agree with each other. this legislation has been endorsed by the castro eureka valley neighborhood association, the dubose neighborhood association, the point

it is processed into usable fuel at just one refinery and is distributed from nearby roads and by rail and generates about half the country pose electricity. bacon only refined iranian oil. alternative sources are hard to find. -- they can only prrefine iranian oil and similar oil. >> we're not getting the same output. >> some of the oil producers like oman are offering oil. sri lanka would rather keep the petroleum flowing from iran. columbo uses tehran as a dependable ally and friend. iran is the second biggest consumer of sure alatea from sra and buys the highest priced varieties. but sanctions are causing iranian companies to delay payment to sri lankan exporters. >> the final impact, the negative impact is on the small owners. >> the country is not going to run out of altogether, but is feeling squeezed in a geopolitical game. it may seek some kind of exemption. the livelihoods of many here are at stake. >> celebrations across britain today to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of the. writer charles the in london the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall will attend a

preservation of other important policy goals in the city like creating affordable housing, having usable parks and libraries, etc. i want to look at how those different policies interact with each other. those are a few things i am working on. >> we are out of time. we will have to wrap this up. thank you so much for joining us. we have been talking to supervisor wiener from district 8. watch for the next episode of "need your supervisor." we will be back with one of our 11 city supervisors. ♪

and i think movies is one of the very good and usable and successful tools to open the door for more dialogue and conversation and processes that those sometimes very difficult and very heavy are very needed and important for healing processes around our histories. >>> and did you some media work also? >> yes. >> how did you realize that? >> i some producing for a living some years ago. and doing my work with at risk of group, my program is called the legacy project right here in san francisco. it's mainly with seventh through 12th grade. and the power of the people is around the story telling, getting the story out there and history. and you get people to ask questions and in some cases going back to the family and having the stories told. and in addition to that, i also worked with some students in south africa, students out of townships from elite schools and they're doing the work around what happened in apartheid. so we're looking at our history and the history there. >> they had to deal with truth and reconciliation. >> yes. >> we just touched the surface, wouldn't you say? >>

resource them, such that they are using as much recycled material as possible, and when they become not usable, that they too will be recycled? and what are we doing with the previous covers? are those being ground up for reused concrete? just a question of staff can get back to me. president moran: we will get back. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon, president, commissioners. my name is bruce keene. i am president of the russian hill improvement association, and want to thank you for your time this afternoon, and bring to your attention the worsening problem and future promise of francisco reservoir. it dates back to the 1850's and is the focal point of our neighborhood, but has not been used in decades, has fallen into disrepair, and has become a collecting place for trash in the middle of our community. located on the hyde street cable line, the ongoing deterioration has long been a concern of residents, and has gained the attention of thousands of tourists who pass by every year. physical structure aside, the reservoir property provides views of the bay, out patras, and the golden

it seems like an odd thing to do when the city is trying to improve sidewalks and make them more usablend the building parklets. >> i actually live very close by here, off of sixth avenue. when i first met with nick down here, we agreed that this particular part of clement street is fairly -- at the end of the street, it has much less traffic. we think of the busy activity along other parts, and there are very few people going down the sidewalk. i have been there many times and i have not seen a lot of foot traffic. we did look at other options, and i am showing you on the screen here. we also looked a five-foot wide walk away. >> that is the same solution as moving the walkway somewhere else. the 1906 drawings you show how, it could have been area to use, but when was that modified to bring entry to the storefront to the property line? that is normally how it is solved in the vestibule area. >> i think there was a step there, even in the 1906 plans. [talking over each other] i don't actually have that information. the other option that we did look out was warping the sidewalk, but we d

. >> we will be able to take the plastic trash and convert it into usable fuel. bigger bigger conversion machine has the ability to melt 500 pounds of plastic trash a day making 66 gallons of fuel in process. we saw a demonstration with a desktop model. first plastic trash was stuffed into the machine. the lid was sealed tightly. then the heat in the chamber was turned on to 800 degrees. >> process is called pyrolisis. >> it bumps up to the water and then the gas condense in order a light liquid oil that you see floating on top. water. the machine is made by a company in japan. it's distributed by an american company. they dropped by abc7 in san francisco. >> ininvented this kindof of machine. there is a lot of plastic in the world. so it's a serious program. >> cheryl: his partner is the ceo of the company. this video from the united nations university showed some demonstrating a desktop unit at school in japan to teach children about the importance of cleaning up plastic trash. >> in nepal there was a truck that runs around, it is powered by the fuel. >> the sy

people the break into a parking lot will get arrested, but if they are not usable because there is no attendant, they should do that, but right now there is not one. they say, we are not responsible for lost items, but why do we have to do the burden of protecting our lots when the insurance do not cover itsel? >> can i ask a question? you are saying people come from outside, and with no attendant there is nothing to stop them from parking in the car? >> yes. >> how would an attendant decide whether to let them in or not? >> if they had of sense. -- a fence. i have no way of channeling and who pays and who does not. you can at least keep these people out, even if they have to shut the gate. at least they are attending their own property. that solves a big problem right there. trucks it would keep him from staying in their cars and drinking. they would make sure they park their cars and left the parking lot. >> there is no one officially able to call 911. we do not own that parking lot, so how can we call the police for help, and they end up getting blamed for it. it is a catch-22. i u

we are already increasing the usable amount of parking supply on the street. it will not change the behavior of a lot of people. third street light rail does pass through. that is the point. basic supply and demand. that is the idea. >> what about the meter had themselves? i have shared this with our director. it is not universal. i use this card to take muni, on meters, but some leaders take credit cards. the meter heads themselves are confusing to elderly people. i am hoping that we get a universal system in place. if you help me with that, i would appreciate that greatly. >> we are trying to create a different experience. it can be a pain and confusing in san francisco. people going to park somewhere, parking with the change in their pocket. people can leave with a bitter taste in their mouth, vowing never to return to san francisco. this is exactly what we do not want. part of this direction, part of this brand, they take credit cards. it is critical and people love it. it read the cracks the nout of convenient payment. in an ideal world, it is technically

the meat is considered it usable in pet food that mcdonald used it for years and are hamburgers until they stop last august. >> i just won't go. that's nasty. >> include a lot of disinfectant process, but the us drug and food administration gave the go-ahead as unacceptable means to treat me for safe human consumption. >> and wednesday girl who died during the slumber party last year did not die of our call poisoning as first suspected. the sonoma county coroner says that she actually overdosed on the date rape drug, ghb. the 14 -year-old was found dead on her bedroom floor last july. the other girls also got sick. it's unclear where they got that drug. more potential victims are coming forward accusing of los los angeles teacher student quex crimes. the judge set bail for mark burns at $23 million. dave lopez reports. some kids have no idea they were victims. >> players printed in both english and spanish detailing allegations against mark burns, teachers in 1979, or handed out. dot town hall meeting on campus, the media not allowed to attend, the parents of some of the victims named

>> one of the things is what they asked for, so a lot of it is usability. tackable surface >> so the walls, you can stick pins in here? what is the material? >> all the tackable surfaces are either recycled cork or recycled polyester. they are formaldehyde free. >> is that the corn based stuff? >> it's an agricultural biproduct. and of the fabrics are corn based fabric fiber. at the end of the life cycle they will be composted >> sometimes people say it's hard to find them. >> i think our specifiers were getting in touch with that. these products had been around and had been advertised a fair bit. people have seen them and we noticed our workers were keen to kind them. some of the challenges of making this leed. where were they manufacture exclude what went into them. some of the manufactures didn't know where to find their answers >> we made an effort to be as innovative as possible >> what do we have here? >> this is a great example of a green product because this came from your old office. this is one of the 3 r's. this was reuse. there is credit in leed

requirements for lot size, and the property line also triggers some technical variances for rear yard and usable open space. these conditions meet on the lot. goonote timely appellants in brf was submitted, but he mentioned three bullet points but we address in our response. apparently the appellant is no longer concerned about two of those points. the remaining is rent- controlled issues. most rental units in buildings constructed before june 13 are restricted by the san francisco ordinance. that restriction would still apply to this property, whether it is two buildings on two lots with or without a lot split. it is always the building owner's choice to be a landlord or not. what determines whether these units would remain under rent control is the owners' decision to rent them. the granting of issuance is immaterial to this issue. there is no legal bases to overturn the decision, and we respectfully ask the board to overturn the request. now she will use the remainder of our time, and the project architect and i are here to answer any questions should you have them. thank you. >> good evening

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middle, we have lowered that structurally so that it is all on one level to make the practical for usability and from the standpoint of accessibility. so, 4500 square feet of assembly space. 12,000 square feet of office space. one of the significant differences on this one is as you have this assembly space, there are more occupants in a requirement for more bathroom fixtures. one other thing is on the right here. we have added a second means of egress from this space because we exceeded the allowable path. looking at a comparison to the previous space, but this blue space is much smaller. it all has to do with the trade up -- trade-off between the assembly and the b office. with more people kept within a seismic trigger a 634 occupants, that means that this is the maximum occupancy data can get, with hurricane conditions. this is compared to 70,000 people in option one. just like in the previous scheme, there are still sprinklers in the middle section. just like the previous scheme, they're still going to want have a public walkway at either end of the parking. you will notice that the apro

the meat is considered usable for pet food but mcdonalds used for years in hamburgers until it stopped last august. >> nasty now. first it was good but when you told us about that it's nasty. >> i won't go. that's nasty. >> england outlaws it but the united states fda gave the go ahead as a means to treat meat for safe human eating. >>> other headlines a north bay girl who died during a sleep over did not die of alcohol poisoning as first suspected. the corner said she actually overdosed on the date rape drug ghb. she was found dead on her bedroom floor last july. three others also got sick. it's unclear where they got the drug. >>> a private san francisco high school will remain closed at least through the week as it faces an outbreak of suspected nora virus. crews have been sanitizing it since yesterday. that's when 325 students and 30 teachers suddenly got violently sick. the department of health said the symptoms all point to nora virus. >>> and as of today the russian river is dry. that's according to the sonoma agency. yesterday it was normal but county rules say the district mus

now we need to translate this care into usable clinical care in communities.erson's screened, we need to follow. we need to follow-up the screening. did something happen. once they go through the planned parenthood program, they also have to come to us for additional therapy and care. we are trying to advise our community grant program. and we're doing it, and they've been a longtime partner of ours, we've notified them of this change, and frankly, we've been very private about it. and we have not said that we won't accept grants who meet our criteria. >> ambassador nancy brinker, thank you very much. >> thanks, andrea. >> and now we are joined by democratic senators patty murray of washington and barbara boxer of california. senator murray, can you respond from your information about planned parenthood, what is the flaw in the way they are providing services and what are you planning to do about it? >> well, look, this is really a sad day for many of us who have have been proud supporters of an organization whose mission has been to save women's lives. who al

and i want my building to be repairable and usable and fully occupiable after the expected earthquake and you might with no interpretatiointerruption and om willing to 2 $20 million. >> and there is the building behind and used by the u.s. marine corp and sure wall building and this is base isolated and i would speculate the difference in the cost is -- but i mean if you're puttin -- and this is what an interesting point is the building might be worth 50 mil u have all that high-tech communication inside or if the telecommunication goes down for one hour you lose a billion dollars and some of these buildings get to the super high levels or they require double and triple redundancy. >> question in the back. >> base isolated to what intensity earthquake? >> we design for the maximum - well, the code looks at design base earthquake which is 500 year event and that is 1906 and the code looks at the maximum credible earthquake and which is a thousand year and looking at these people and what they did and i suspect they did to maximum credible which is 40 percent higher than the base or 190

clear intelligence community estimate about the length of time it would take iran to construct a usable nuclear weapon, if and when they decide to produce one, and how likely it is it that they will decide to do so. a recent report discussing iran's apparent willingness to host and support senior al qaeda leaders and facilitators. this is a matter that has not received a great deal of attention in recent years, however if true, a sanction of al qaeda could produce some of the group's more senior leaders and potentially provide iran with a dangerous proxy. the committee looks forwards to the director's testimony on that matter as well. on syria, the recent voeto by te united nations security counsel has bolstered the assad regime and has regrettably demonstrated the willingness of china and russia to support regimes seeking to crush individuals who are seeking a better and a freer life. we hope that the directors here will share with the committee what we know about the individuals seeking to overthrow the assad regime. what do we know about who is supplying the assad regime with weapons

we have introduced significant usable balcony's over what was in the existing design. you can see that chair element, the orange the sort of zig zagged form. this is meant to make some reference to this transition from market street to mission street. this is just a final image looking down ninth straight. so if you're standing sort of near the furniture mart looking across the street at night, this is what you would see. there is open space to the north, this plaza, and you can see a row of trees. behind that is our garden, which will have access to the bicycle parking in the lobby. that is our presentation. commissioner miguel: thank you. is there any public comment on this item? >> sue hester. i was involved in this project five years ago. two things. one, the design is a really good improvement. it kind of matches the quality of the design of the best projects in this area. affordable housing development, mercy charity did a bang out job, and their projects on mission street are tremendously wonderful architecturally. i particularly love their land turn at the end

. >> reporter: if true, the doctor believes this is a decade off before it's usable in the clinic. if not, 20 to 30 years away for women to take advantage of this. back to you. >>> a wet day ahead of us tomorrow. >> and we do. i am not sure it's raining for the morning commute but won't take long after that to get going and prepare for a web day -- wet day. stick the umbrella in the car and that is dry tonight, the clouds thickening up slowly and perhaps you can get a peak of venus and jupiter in the moon and the western sky tonight. you know what? even though it's not the warmest day, we got up to 55 degrees and that is still above average and that sun is feeling good as we close out the month of february. i wanted you to see tomorrow we expecting rain and there might be some times where it rains moderately. so, don't expect that temperature of 50 to feel like 50. it will feel cooler. he's your bonus. get through tomorrow. we need the rain and we're up to 65 degrees on thursday and that is looking like a nice day. it's possible that if you get warmer than that. after last friday,

. >> some restaurants i see rent a space and put in a mezzanine they have 250 square feet of usable in some way which is a real benefit in many cases. and they have certain exemptions from disabled access but you have to provide the same searchses on the mezzanine as on the floor. >> the code says in an existing restaurant. a mezzanine that is no more than 25 percent may -- and that can be interpreted loosely. you get the permit for the restaurant and come and get the mezzanine permit and it's an existing restaurant. other requirements and thresholds, elevators are extremely expensive people who build restaurants with elevators are doing major projects. heavens if you get involved in an elevator and it's another 100 thousand dollars. other disabled access, where there are 2 exceptions based on the size of the building. they say this is unreasonable to require an elevator and you are exempted. the disabled access is expensive upgrade requirement. the green building stuff we will see a lot of green building regulations in the next 10 years and start affecting restaurants as well as every

if they didn't have to be the place that one could use it to dhaka a usable map for information to get from one place to another. .. had to figure out what puts one link above another. why should one page be a more important than another? the term google uses for the criteria upon which it would rank these lines is relevance. which page is more relevant to the searched on another page? there's a lot of different ways to do this. in the early days of web search command number of times a search term showed up on a page, or a lot. if there were a page about the boston red sox, it might say red sox a lot on that page and that's a pretty good guess you would think for the importance of that page that search. the problem if it didn't take long before people figured that out in it make a page about something completely different and loaded up with invisible tax for common search terms. terms that people were using all the time anyway and that would trick people into going into the sun related pages. you could imagine pornographers are masters at this very earlier. the pact that pornographers

just kind of more of a sign how difficult it's been to find a usable past in this campaign. >> also todayck santorum questioned the president's beliefs and values, saying his agenda is based on, quote, some phony theology, not a theology based on the bible. >> david, you bring up rick santorum, reporting a lot on his surge, next contest up. reading the tea leaves. obama re-election team not focusing to santorum but a bit. >> in chicago, they decided to take researcher, opposition researchers and point them towards santorum, in case the surge does continue. >> preparing for both candidates. david kerley in washington. thank you. meantime tomorrow on "this week" with george, john mccain and robert gibbs. first thing in the morning. >>> meantime in washington. a bail hearing is set for next week after the suspect if arrested in an terrorist sting, accuse to blow up the u.s. capitol. the native of morocco living illegally in northern virginia. allegedly thought he was working with al qaeda but instead working with the fbi. we turnover seas where kuhn fire and screams fill the capital of siria