we had him file it but we belong to the duncan association and we're against it. base when we're saying we are against it we bought several years ago. this building would be fabulous south of market it's very at all 5 feet tall. i would like you to - and i'm going to turn to those maps again for you to look at carefully at those moopz. there's noting none 5 stories at all. it's very narrow. i'm a real estate agent and being a daughter of an architect i think the design is ugly. since i do sell and do know what people like it's not always will square footage and design something. it is going to just i feel really ruin the beautiful a. ambiance maybe he should go downtown or south of market a lovely neighborhood stroller nova valley. >> hi ladies and gentlemen, i'm mike miller i live four houses down from the subject property. this builder shows no interest in the neighborhood he has some kind of yoga thing on the top of his building but it it trying to maximum misses this space and he can only put up 0 at all wall. it doesn't fit with the neighborhood and it's disa

the duncan new berg association has worked hand in hand with almost every developer in our neighborhood to work with us to put up things that are appropriate, where people have bought and lived as original owners, people have been living in this neighborhood and i have been there almost 40 years, across the street from me was empty space we worked with the developer to make the building, where susan ku lives set back and keep one of them as r1 so it does not obstruct a single family next door, we met the developer that built the person who is requesting the dr. this is the first developer that has just turned a blind eye to us. five stories and the building is taller than his. on a 25-foot lot is just not right for our neighborhood. it belongs in south of market and it will set a precedent to change the neighborhood to what it is to a concrete jungle and so i urge and and i don't know in the old days, 1987, the planning commission would do a site visit on the houses across the street from this one where the developer wanted a 12 unit condo, and discretion review allowed three single fam

duncan. i don't like those people, but i don't have to associate with them. can't tell you ten people's names, i've been in this building two years. i go to work 13 hours a day, i put the blinders on and i have to focus on me. think about $250 a month. i take care of the whole building as far as the electrical, the plumbing, keep all the machinery on line so the production can continue. mentally, it keeps me out of this world. >> prison jobs provide the inmates with small paychecks. for tim duncan, this money affords him basic necessities. >> if i can't eat it right here in my cell, i won't eat it. one, the main liners probably made it. no telling what they do to the food. chop up some jalapenos with my raiser blade right here that i'm not supposed to have. i got some roast beef, bbq sauce, steam the buns and put it together and eat it. i get pretty extravagant with the recipes in here, this is me. if i was on the streets i'd be eating the same way. this is my home, this is my environment, my sanctuary, and i will not lay my head at night with a molester or a

associate press, should schools start later in the day? kind of a provocative question. it's coming from none other than the secretary of education, arnie duncanoon. he said school districts should set that. teenagers in particular would do better if school started a little later. >> yeah, we are talking about high school students, not little kids. >> my daughter just started kindergarten yesterday and she's used to going to school at 9:00 and getting her ready for school at 8:00 and getting her up 5at 6:15 is very difficult. >> what about starting the "today" show later? >> let's get the secretary of education behind that. i think it does if you extend the day at the back end. if you start later, you have to end later. >> i think there's the goal there. to make sure the same amount of class time. >> we asked people on what people thought, 78% said it's a good idea. >> all right. trending on nbcnews.com, the one thing you need to stop doing in your kitchen today. so does everyone wash chicken, of course you do. >> you don't wash your chicken? >> it's a personal question. you don't at all? >> no. >> it makes it slimy and wet. then i have to dry