i'm not sure what the final species is on folsom. is it elm? >> it is chinese elm. >> that's the same species that we've got out there. >> they listed two species, i believe. >> the chinese elm is what we have on folsom so we think it's a great species for folsom and that's why we chose it. >> they had a second species somewhere. >> on fifth street, brisbane, a nice tree, we like it. >> can i get some clarification. you said the replacement tree is six inches? >> no. our existing trees have a diameter, measured at 4 1/2 feet above grade. ranging from i was just looking at my notes. 12 to 15 feet tall. and six to seven inches of trunk diameter. >> right. that's the replacement tree, too? >> well, they are asserting that they'll replace with equal or greater value. and i think they're going to have hard time. those are very expensive trees. maybe they're prepared to invest in them. but six inch d.b.h., that's a good sized tree. 15 feet. to replace a tree that size is going to be an investment. but i'm all for it. >> is that what is being proposed

i live on folsom street. i have two documents that will assist in my presentation if the wizard of oz could put them on the screen. the first document is a listing of the missing and inaccurately defined entertainment venues throughout the plan and in the bordering neighborhoods. i also have a map, both of which will be submitted formally. the map correct the inaccuracies. this list of those items in yellow is where there is no listing. the items in green is where the listing is inaccurate or missing. when i say inaccurate, for example, the impact of a place of entertainment with and an extended hours permit is significantly different than the impact of a billiard parlor. many of the businesses that are listed as billiard parlors are actually places of entertainment with extended hours premises license. or they do not exist at all on the map. so to adequately address those impacts when you do not have that information accurately represented is difficult at best. my second is a actual revision to the map which

you go down folsom street and you want to get off as quick as possible. i think that, looking at the south of market, this is so critical for us to figure out how to make those spaces accommodate new places, but also, create the density that we need, taking into consideration a large residential projects. many of the spaces will continue to be other types of spaces and it brings in the concept of work and the types of buildings with people talking about, if you are an entrepreneur, you think of this space to work with. a lot of people want to be -- that is one thing san francisco has to offer -- many buildings that you cannot build today, that just don't have the same feeling -- anything, and you can replicate those things. i think this is a great conversation and i would love to overlay this with the western soma plan, as we look at the different design guidelines, how this resonates with how we are looking at the historic districts within that area, and that the zoning, as we think about this sort of thing in terms of the context of the corners. so, tha

. >>> this is out of sacramento, we showed it to you a little while ago, it's right outside in folsom, a rodeo bull is trapped in an irrigation well, there he is, he is 2,000 pounds of bull, he is not in a happy mood, firefighters are moving in now, because they are going to pull him out with a tow truck. first though, they have to get straps around the bull and hopefully he is sedated by now, you see hem hauling in -- you see them hauling in a truck, a large truck, and they will try to haul the bull out. we do not know how he got in there, how he is feeling and if they will be successful in this. we are watching it live, we will be right back. >>> well we are less than three days away from the opening ceremony but the games kick off tomorrow morning, a little confusing, that is when the u.s. women's soccer team opens the game against france. here is another twist, it will be played more than 400 miles away from the host city, you can catch the action live on nbc sports network at 9:00 tomorrow morning. >>> and for the latest olympic news sign up for our news letter. you can sign up t

december 31, this batch had a call that a vehicle was on fire at 1645 folsom street and indicated -- they did not indicate if anyone was in the car or not. sgt espinoza was the first unit on the scene. he arrived on the scene, did a quick survey and then notified dispatch of what was going on. while surveying the scene, he realized an individual was trapped in the driver's seat in the car was engulfed in flames. fully knowing the danger that was in front of him, he did not hesitate. he immediately ran to the car and began to attempt to remove the individual from the burning vehicle. once he reached the vehicle, he realized the person was unconscious and still strapped in his car. at this point the flames began to blow over the windshield. the fire department was still not on scene. even though the heat was intense and possibility of the gas tank could explode at any time, sergeant espinoza did not retreat. at this time, officer ha and solorzana arrived on scene. they were amazed at what they saw. they saw him trying to break a window of the car. they knew the danger and immediately

my uncle worked for new folsom or something to do with the folsom penitentiary.y biological father worked at tracy at one time, and now works at a women's prison in chowchilla. my mom right now currently is getting ready to retire from tracy prison. she's not a cop, she's an accountant. she works for the corrections department. >> when kirkpatrick left his gang, he asked his family to take him back. >> all these letters i have all over my bed right here, 90% of those are from my mom. >> but there are complications. kirkpatrick's past makes it impossible for him to even keep pictures of his relatives, including his mother. >> oh, i don't want one. my mom don't like the way she looks in pictures. i said, it doesn't matter, i'm your son, it's not like i'm going to go around showing it. she's like but what you don't understand is i work for cdc. i don't want my picture going through and people might recognize me or know who i am. i was like all right, i understand. and that's [ bleep ] up because that shows that she's ashamed of me. you know what i'm saying? that's t

. >> in front of you, folsom street. large panels that are shipped from china. typically you put pieces of a wall in the window. these are unitized premanufactured curtain wall systems that are shipped over large -- on large palettes and hoisted up. swinging by crane. and then moved onto the wall and affixed. so they have metal-glass-steel all connected. so they have to be hoisted and applied right directly in front of where that wall is going to apply to. >> that's how the whole building is being restructured? >> they just go down. >> are there trees or any or hazards on other sides of the building that have presented themselves that don't -- that don't need to be removed? >> all the trees need to be removed. at the negotiable hearing, most of the trees -- initial hearing, most of the trees -- how many were granted to be removed? >> 24 -- i think there was 12 trees that were granted removal that were -- >> and granted removal for purposes of this hoist? >> right. and i guess part of it, what we did understand is it is a consistent process throughout the whole b

>> folsom state. >> what level?> level three. >> while you were there, did you get any 115s, 128s, writeups there? >> no. >> what writeups did you get there? >> riots. >> i was in a riot at folsom. they had stingers on the yard, to warm up your coffee. i knew ahead of time it was going to happen. i filled my tumbler up with baby oil. when it popped up, the stingers heated up the baby oil, slung them on the blacks. faces peeled off, all pink underneath, burned them. >> what else? >> there is a lot of other mutual comments. >> where at? >> roscoe. >> roscoe also? would you say a lot of, what do you think, two, three, give me a number. >> six to seven. >> six to seven. okay. what else? >> that's about it. >> that's about it. okay. >> basically what is going to happen now is we'll flex you up to a level two inmate. you'll probably be down here until i can get you a house. you may need to spend the night here. >> okay. >> you may go to theo lacy, whatever the room is going to be. >> okay. >> thank you. >> fair enough. go

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you take into the custody by armed guards and russia the matter from folsom and they're taking part in the reality tv show called dangerous waters the show follows a group of jet skiers from alaska to russia of they had planned to spend 65 days unless the but they ran into trouble on day five that's when the russian authorities to them into custody even though they had these says in sacramento just heard from other men's wives and she says the men had just been released and their parent papers are in order it although it is unclear whether or detained. and they were asking a lot of questions. is going to come home. the crew member told his wife and i expect this year lease for at least another day. it twists in the natalie wood case the late actress is cause of death has been changed now from accidents to undetermined to detectives tell and tim the web site teams the that vrieses found the body and not consistent with death by drowning investigation is now reopens her body was found floating near catalina island in 1981 after an alcohol fuel yachts party with their husband. they're jus

this is an interesting case study, the better known view of the project from folsom streets.but this is what i would like to talk about. let's compare the two design approaches to the center of the block. 150 feet. the one on the left, this goes into the center, and the unit moves in from one end and it goes into the unit from there. the plan on the right is a schematic, it puts parking in the middle, and they enter from the street. both of them are good schemes out of context. when you set these schemes and to sum up, -- soma, it takes away from the vitality of the lanes and diminishes the identity. even with the residential units, this has to be enriched with how people moved through the place. the residents move in, leaving a blank wall that you can see with the slide examples. in the middle, is the blank wall to the right. with the parking in the center, the residence look and move outward, adding life to the lanes. the third strategy for retooling, looking at the first streets, the named and the numbered streets. with the large block dimensions that we have, you cannot u

i have participated in the 17th and folsom community process, which has been passed on to rec and park, but which started at the planning department. participating in meetings at the planning department around student housing, around different topics, making as much time as available to participate in the discussions that i think stakeholders' really care about. chairperson kim: that brings me to my second question. our office is working closely with the warriors on the proposed arena, which they would like to look at on piers 30 through 32. what will guide you in that process? commissioner wu: i think it is the discussion around community benefits that has already been put out in public. we see examples of at&t park. on bigger developments, a washington -- 8 washington. trying to understand the impact of a project and how you mitigate them. whether it is about needing more affordable housing or open space, really understanding the impact of a project on the immediate neighborhood, but also someone understanding it is not just about immediate geography. i am not sure if it is citywide,

>> again, that was bill folsom reporting.es are still trying to determine what started that fire. the cost of battling it has already topped $8 million. >>> and some scary moments in south san jose as a grass fire burned dangerously close to several homes on communication hill. that's just off highway 87 near kurtner avenue. the fire broke out around 4:45 this afternoon. dozens of firefighters fought the flames from the ground while a helicopter helped from above. officials say wind gusts up to 25 miles an hour fueled the fire and several homes were threatened. it took crews about an hour to get the flames under control. no word yet on the cause, but officials say a campfire at a homeless encampment may have started it. >>> b.a.r.t. service was shut down for almost an hour today after a man jumped on the tracks in oakland, and it happened just as thousands of people were headed to the giants game in san francisco. once service was restored, as you can see, people poured out of the stations including in san francisco. the prob

december 31, this batch had a call that a vehicle was on fire at 1645 folsom street and indicated -- they did not indicate if anyone was in the car or not. sgt espinoza was the first unit on the scene. he arrived on the scene, did a quick survey and then notified dispatch of what was going on. while surveying the scene, he realized an individual was tr

he has been suspended since march after he pled guilty to folsom prison and connected to an argumenthis wife new years. she never wanted charges filed against her husband and has been living in her native venezuela for the past few months. >> san fransisco police hope that the public can help them catch to sexual assault suspects. this is a sketch of one of the men. investigators say that on june 6th they placed a woman in a bear hug and assaulted her near the intersection of eerie and mission streets. police believe the attack could be related to a similar attack last month. we have a new sketch of a man wanted for murder in san fransisco. police say that the victim was killed execution-style in the engleside district. the shooting happened a little after midnight on june 28th. investigators think that the killing may have followed an attempted robbery or be linked to a case of mistaken identity. they say that after the shooting the gunman got into the backseat of a car that was followed by a dark colored s u v. police think that those vehicles could be linked to an ongoing series o

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and the agi capital on fifth and folsom is moving. and there is movement on daggett triangle. we are getting calls on rincon hill, part 2. 45 lansing is moving, and second and harrison, the quandary, 55 ninth street, avalon bay, and i am sure there is more. i wanted to let you know your work is not going unnoticed. thank you. president fong: thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, next item, please. >> we can now move on to your regular calendar. we will take the two items from the consent calendar first. item two is 439 the market street. -- is for 1309 market street. >> good afternoon. iran hollister, department stuff. -- aaron hollister, department staff. the previously approved project proposes the demolition of a two-story office building, and the construction of a new 11- story building, containing up to 250 residential dwelling units and approximately 20,000 square feet of ground floor commercial use. the commission approved the project in 2009. to this point, staff has not received any correspondence in opposition to the extension. the environme

are celebrating their wedding with two hundred guests in the turkish style but they are all from folsom loma. it is practically impossible to tell the difference between this wedding announced a down the line in turkey. the language and traditions from that faraway homeland of those be meticulously observed. the bush. said. something. along. the spot fine turkish traditions to be cool why not i do not know why actually we are accustomed to them that i do not know any turks following dutch traditions there are very few of them it is almost never the case. after the weddings the next morning begins as usual for the brain and he wakes up prays and then takes a ride on the tram for a few stops. to his mother this is my stall i live here and. people of both loma belmore live in the same city as the natives don't get in these two worlds exist parallel to each other like tram tracks the question for modern holland and the rest of europe is whether they will ever meet. the.

as you can see, we have severe thunderstorm warnings, up north in pennsylvania, folsom, bedford, somersetounty. so slowly we'll see the thunderstorms come on through between the north and the radar and lightning. and you can see the whole line of storms, ahead of the cold front. and we'll take a look at these storms out to the west and ohio and these storms, they will impact us. and now, that's when you'll see the high winds, and a lot of lightning with these storms. over the next few hours, you'll really need to watch the storms. it's the calm before the storm, but it will be very hot out there. 89 -- 98 degrees, high winds. they are southwest. temperatures r and -- temperatures around town, upper 90s, downtown, but you'll go up to the burbs in winchester. and all the heat that we have had, it means that the atmosphere is unstable and they could support the potential for severe storms. and the heat index, it still feels hot. look at leesburg, 110, 105 downtown and also 105 here for you in fredericksburg. so we're looking at the big storms coming on in the way. and thunderstorms, they are

this rodeo bull in folsom near sacramento got himself into a very tight spot. that is an irrigation well and he's stuck in it. this is what happened. rescue crews got there and brought this tow truck in last night, late last night, to try and get the 2,000-pound animal out. they had to harness him and then they had to use the tow truck to lift him out. they were able to do it but it wasn't easy. still unclear is how the bull ended up in the irrigation well and how long he was stuck there before finally somebody realized he was there. >>> you might think santa claus and disney world would go together but you'd be wrong. tom tolbert works as a professional santa. but he took a vacation to disney world and got a frosty reception from park administrators. he posed for photos until a disney rep told him to stop acting like santa claus. tolbert says the employee told him to tell guests he's on vacation and just leave him alone. tolbert refused saying, santa would never tell people that. >> where was mrs. claus in all of this? >> you can't change the way he looks eith

then where you're guaranteed a seat if you folsom of your classes, so i was one of those people that got the perspective. i knew from the beginning it was not free. i knew that i put money into that pot as well, because i was working and paying my taxes too. i want people to get that clear up there. we're not expecting it to be free. >> some of the things that are happening is that we see the leaders in the tree system. the university of california and community colleges are working together. so we can have more students be able to get that education and any help because if we can make that $1200 to 0 that means that that student would not have to work. they won't have the raise and barrow that money. we need to find ways to reduce it and find opportunities thatstudents can take that and graduate. >> i do like that already. taxes were a big chunk that i paid. i do like hearing that stuff as well. we're in the valley and in the center of technology. why don't we have done thatyears ago? at the end of the day it's the bottom line. it's business and how was profit, so i do like hearing