the stairs. if cost is an issue here, i think it's the most efficient way to resolve this. so what i'd like to put on the table if we could agree for him to reinstate -- take out a new permit, to install stairs that's cost efficient to the homeowner and the fees that are -- we're looking at here now, which i believe is $1900. >> $1038. >> to reduce that down to $100 or something. that's the most constructive way to solve this at this point. >> i would be totally agreeable to that. >> we have to come up with solutions here and i can see that would be a good solution for all parties involved and for the commission, i think that's the way we should take this. >> commissioner mar. >> i'd be amenable to that solution. here's the thing that's a stickler for me as to time because while i'm sympathetic to the homeowner, but it's been a long time and we have to solve it. i would support mr. mccarthy's proposal but give it a time certain thing. you have to pull p the permit for the stairs, finish in a cert

the other stair is an open stair that's open to the courtyard. we had slightly less minimum requirement in terms of a common stairs for roof penthouses, but i understand the concern and i would like to take the opportunity to see if i can design some very discrete roof penthouses for the three stairs. >> i'd like that a lot and i'm going move to approve the project with the advicement that it's not a condition, but the project sponsor continue to work with staff to try to implement where possible, less intrusive stair penthouses or hatches instead of penthouses but i would not make it a condition, sir. >> commissioner -- >> i don't hear a second. >> commissioner hillis. >> can i ask staff a question on the restaurant staff. why are we designated three restaurant spaces. >> restaurant uses within the haze nct are permitted, but do require neighborhood notification. we handle the notification simultaneously so the neighborhood doesn't receive two notices. this way by including the restaurant uses in this notification, then it's serving as the notif

can he do this, put in a set of plans for a temporary stairs now. that's kind of generic, whatever, just to get the violation out of the way, but then he resubmit his expired permit for the stairs in full like where he designed it? can redo that? he would have to call it a temporary set of stairs. >> we're talking about clearing the abatement order, giving them four to six months to complete, however they want to comply with the novs and if they want to go through the big process they can do it, if they want to simplify, they can do that. then we'll reduce the fees to whatever figure, $100 or something. that's the technical part of what we'd propose here; is that correct? >> that is what -- i agree, that is what we're proposing, but i think there's an acknowledge m that it may not be able to be come completed because of the planning review. >> we'd like to clarify something. we don't live on that level. we don't use that level. we have access to the level we live on and there's access through the rear backyard. >> we don't know that because nobody's

>> just fallen down the stairs. she fell down the stairs and hit her head. >> is she still breathing? >> i don't think so. >> when paramedics arrived, there was little they could do. >> she was dead by the time they had arrived. >> at first glance, it looked as if christine had tripped while carrying the laundry down the stairs. apparently, her head hit a ship's bell that they stored in the basement near the steps. >> he said that she was wearing some sort of dangerous black shoes that she had tripped on once before. >> but to investigators, something about the placement of the shoes didn't seem right. >> halfway up the staircase, it was a right shoe on the left side of the staircase as you're descending. going up the stairs it's not going to fall in this position. that was a little odd to me. >> during christine's autopsy, the medical examiner found evidence inconsistent with a fall. >> she had seven lacerations at the back of her head at multiple angles. what it told us she had some type of impact to the back of h

what happens if she falls down the stairs and breaks her neck. please help in possible. there's a second one from the heartland hotel i live on the 6th floor and suffer from yes, ma'am deceptively i have to have a breathing treatment because the elevator ways out of use. thank you. thank you very much >> is there any additional public comment, please come forward thank you committee members for convening this meeting he know with the site of elevators it's a very seer health issue and seer problem for many, many residents that s r os particularly seniors that can't afford market rate apartment in san francisco. it has become a bulk or a great number or a large amount of the housing sthok available hours that is available to seniors and people that disabled. now, it's been said in the shire that was read about the heartland hotel about a woman that lives on the significant floor we've heard stories of people that are strarntd in their s r o people that are strarntd for weeks and literally being carried up and down the stared i'm anable body person i know that going up 6 f

when she looked out, she saw a man run down the stairs and jump out of an open front window, but she didn't see his face. when she went upstairs, lauren found her two roommates. both had been stabbed repeatedly. >> 911 emergency. what are you reporting? >> oh, my god. we got attacked. please help. >> who attacked you? >> i don't know. my roommates are upstairs. i think they're dying. >> when police arrived, they found 26-year-old adriane insogna and 25-year-old leslie mazzara dead. >> it was a very, very bloody crime scene. it's the most bloody crime scene i've seen in my career. >> leslie mazzara was a former beauty queen who worked in the sales department of a local winery. >> and good evening. a senior at the university of georgia, i am leslie mazzara. >> adriane insogna was a civil engineer. >> it was horrible. there aren't any words to describe that. it's almost as if you just go completely cold. >> bloodstains in the house provided investigators with critical information. >> he had gone into the house, up the stairs, into leslie's bedroom first, where he attacked her. apparentl

people that said they can't use the stairs 89 percent said their elevators are often out of service. a big group of people 61 percent said they or someone he know has been trapped in the elevator some of the hotels. concoction and mission and gray stone and chase and cadillac and senator, ambassador and others baldwin and isabella and war field. so i'm going to pass it over the our resident at the heart a land hotel so he can share stories >> we're in public comment so your time if ended you'll be next for public comment. >> thank you. i'm steven tense i'm a resident at the harder land hotel. i think we should be talking about a working elevator is great but during a disaster an earthquake or fire what upstairs to the disabled and the elderly on the 6th or fifth floor what happens to them a working elevator is not going to do anyone good. now again, i live at the heartland hotel we had a successful program that was all on the significant floor and how we got the individuals there it was a cash initiative it was extremely successful why can't we do that the disabled make a cash incent

using common stairs or personal hatches. on that motion, commissioner antonini. >> aye. >> hillis. >> aye. >> moore. >> aye. >> sugaya. >> aye. >> that passes 7-0. >> item 13 -- c and e at 2223 lumbar street. request for authorization use. >> i'm mary woods of department. the conditional use before you is a request to convert a non conforming hotel to a tourist hotel can a u-size. it's for existing 3 story building to legalize the dwelling units and to occupy -- when 48 spaces are required. with val lay sur advice, the project will provide 42 off street parking spaces, since last week's commission packet, staff has received one letter of support for the project from the lumbar merchant's business association, and also one letter in opposition to the project expressing concerns about the reduction in the off street parking requirement, about whether there's hotel demand for the increase in a guest room and a couple of inquiries regarding to the signage and the windows for the proposed project. the department's recommendation

there's the stair case.ery soon we'll see members of the house of cavelry forming a guard of honor there. and then as we come up the stair caste the gentlemen is armed ready to take their place. the doors behind is where the robing room is. that is where the queen will dress in those parliamentary robes and where the imperial state crown before the procession in state. because once they're in the robing room there will be a few minutes to get ready. and then they will emerge in this magnificent room, the royal gallery. so accompanied by the duke of edinborough, they will go past all these guests drawn from diplomatic and military circle, and then they will head along this gallery to the chamber of the house of lords but they'll lead apast the rooms we'll see in the distance there. that is the princess chamber. that is exactly above the place where put in november of 1605. so they go through and then into the splendid chamber of the house of lords. the creation of course back in 1847. that is where the queen

conner indicated, we have enhancement tos the terrace on the north elevation, we have some stairs in there, we took that out to give more access to the public for seeding in there, the old xhien naoez hospital had a lot of interaction right outside where people sat and gauged in the community, we made more seating, added planters, we also added the same paver ins that terrace area were wrapped down to james alley. let me just change this page. so, the old terrace is here, and we have seating in here, some planters around this and we're wrapping the same pavers down to bring people down to james alley and we have three planters down this side and in those planters, we have seating on the north side here, we also have little bike rails in here for people to lock their bicycles too and allow people to really interact. we also have an art mural on that same elevation of james alley, the east elevation, one moment. we see that first planter with the seeding, the next two planters have bike rail and is we have an art mural that covers all our -- this is a precast panel, we're adding an art

by the way, in and of itself it didn't require notification what triggers the notification is the stair penalty how did in this case they have a minimal penthouse that's on the plans as previously proposed so i'm available for any questions and who are the appellants the same ones >> yes. yes. >> same one. >> i'll note with regards to the dr notification that notification goes to the abutting properties and the 5 properties across the street under the dr application it's the responsibility of the appellant to provide accurate notification for the dr hearing we assume the appellant 23450ik provided the materials to assure that this project was properly notified and the staff i checked the minutes are there were other speakers at the hearing i don't know what does they were on but there were more than half-dozen speakers. >> one of the speakers indicated they live across the street and didn't get any notice. >> that was what was stated but again, the mailed notice the dr goes to those buildings across the street. >> is that notice only to property owners? >> you want to double check i thi

but his wounds made it impossible to carry her up the long flight of stairs. so he left her near the boardwalk and drove for help. he flagged down a driver a few miles away. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> i think somebody has been shot. >> is he conscious at all? >> yeah, he is conscious. i'm trying to keep him that way. >> okay, do you see a gunshot wound. >> gunshot or stabbed. >> justin told the ambulance crew that april was down on the beach. by the time they got there she was dead from a single gunshot wound to her face. >> people were calling me telling me my sister was shot. i was in shock. it was -- i mean, it was nothing i expected. >> at the hospital emergency room doctors treated justin for four gunshot wounds. he survived. but was unable to provide a good description of their attacker. >> justin couldn't see his face, it was too dark. and truthfully i believe it is too dark to see anybody's face out there. >> at the beach, police didn't find much information just the impression from justin dragging april's body in the sand. and the tides were r

the north elevation includes revisions to the terraces to add more planters, remove the stairs and add natural stone capers, low-relief medallions designed with chinese iconography have been handed to the 3rd, 4th and 5th and sixth floors t stair glazing on the north elevation has been revised to create silkscreening, historic images of the older hospital, a red color was added to the window frames on all of the upper floors. james alley has been enhanced to include paving bicycle rails and seeding, additional lighting has been incorporated to allow use of the alley, the east elevation, an art mural has been elevated covering the entire wall, the mural will mask and cover all doors and louvers. the permit for construction are reviewed by the office of statewide health planing and development and do not require planning or building department approval. the existing medical administration building has been demolished and the new hospital building is under construction. i would like the introduce linda shoe smacker from xhien naoez hospital who will make an introduction and we have member

but prepared to have a ton of margarita strawberries. >> great dane not so great with stairs. >> the second floor of our house. >>> video games are progressing every day, they're getting better and better and better. but i don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> i want to see what she's seeing. >> this is a video game, right? this is a virtual reality video game put out by a company called zero latency. >> this woman is losing her mind because she's experiencing as close to virtual reality as they've been able to achieve so far. she has a 3d view in her glasses. those white balls you see are position sensor hes. that helps position her in the game world. but everything is wireless. and she's able to walk freely around this virtual environment. so she's freaking out because what she's seeing and we're not looks something like this. now, zero latency has put up page where you can chip into this whole game creation here and you can go play. but it's only in australia right now. it's an australian-based companies. but helping fund them hopefull

we had to remain for code reasons but the stairs were removed from the building along third street to allow more air and light to the project to the nor north. so more space and the major center of the block the green space is liquored up ann and on the upper roof. this is a plan of that it's a little diaphragm that red director reiskin rectangle we've been asked to plan another 3 feet so our rare wall and their rear wall lions if we made that further move we'll lose a bunch of 3 bedrooms we think the alignment is close enough sunlight will get in there and the 2 bedrooms is important for the district and project and then you see the elevators alienated to the south and not shade that project. this shows a 3 dimensional to be sensitive to they're open space. again another view this shows the original rendering and the next is the cut away highlighted no red and brought down between 20 and 10 feet on the side. 24 the other street from illinois. the next slide you can see how we've getting cut it away to reduce the impact of the project through neighborhood meetings at their requests. n

contentions with telegraph hill my coit tower 22 years ago i visited san francisco and climbed up the stairs and looked at the bay and moved to the city a few years ago 18 years ago every sunday i ran up here to the top of coit tower this is a special place and we all know for decades coit tower has banana amazing similarly place starting in 1893381 years ago you look great but thank you lilly for your friendship >> thank you to our grandfather in 1933 i'm sorry during the great depression painted 27 murals that depict our strugglers of working families and labor here in san francisco that really is a very much part of what our city is about and who we stand for. over the decades we've had so many members of our community the friends of pioneer park struggled to put together the resources and visit in where we are and more recently thank you to the telegraph hill folks yes give it up for them (clapping) are so many of you who handled the baton to protect the symbol of san francisco thank you all for your effort i know the mayor is coming but the mayor responded to the request of all i have u

. >> so that's where what you're down you can't walk through the structures those are stairs so you're looking at 11, 8 you make a good case if you put a table there it's going to be fairly narrow and the table is about 4 feet in width and it could be wider than that. >> what i reviewed the meeting from last time the direction from 6 to 8 feet i meet with the plaintiff 7 it is mothering most i can do await doing away if with the dining room. >> so your set back is that it sounds like this is fine. a couch other things the dr requester they want to drop the height of that section we're talking about called the dining room or is breezeway and i think the present height is 11 feet externally and 11 feet internally i can ask the staff about the height of that section >> according to plan yes. >> i'm trying to accommodate some of the height if we drop that down to a 10 foot exterior height that brings us with the 9 foot interior this is a nice size room i'll suggest that and we could gain more light coming in the light well, and to the project dr requester and the other thing is on that sec

. >> the permit holder has a document showing the stair going up like a little bit of a indistinct bump out for the barbecue area he use the timeframe 2012? is this the same set >> i don't see - let's see. so the location of the configuration of the stairs do appear to be the same on the permit that's on appeal as on the imprisonment permit that was approved the 2012 permit >> you indicated that is for january 2013. >> correct. >> i'm curious if you know this is the same drawing he's referencing he indicated the date of 2012 i can't remember and so those plans were prepared in 2012 and the notice was conducted in 2012 but the dr hearing was in 2013. >> so it could be the same set. >> there's a revision date on those of 9, 1, 2012 and i think what may have changed they're calling out i'm put this - sorry those are the plans that i pulled from our discretionary review packet heard by commission i didn't on the set that was sent out for the 311 notice but you see here it's clouded as a talking about the tempered railing around the roof-deck so i don't know if that's a clarification but it

and an end this to frightening situation that may make you want to stair the stairs the -- take the stairs next time. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, elevator. you can see: he gets in and hits the button. >>> a man in chile may never walk again after a freak accident inside this elevator, the elevator shoots up like a rocket and traveled 30 floors in 15 seconds and sadly it crashed into the top of the shaft there. man right now in critical condition with head and leg injuries. >>> we reported last week on the bunny ranch billboard in oakland and the city councilman that wanted it down. now the sign along intertate 580 is gone. it's been replayed bay billboard for the bottle rock napa valley festival from earlier in month. city councilman was adamant about taking it down saying it had no place in oakland. and here's that advertisement for the bunny ranch in northern nevada. the billboard promoted the ranch's bar and cigar area. but the ranch is better known as a brothel. >>> 5:44 now. police in las vegas say the couple who shot and killed three people saw law enforcement as being oppressive. andrew spencer

as he walked up the stairs to his apartment, he noticed dawn's door was slightly ajar. she may have left it open because of the heat from the baking the cookies. the evidence shows hayden struck dawn on the back of her head, knocking her down, then sexually assaulted her and strangled her with the bed sheet. as he got up, he steadied himself on the mattress, placing a partial bloody palm print on the sheet. he smoked a cigarette while trying to compose himself, not knowing that the palm print, later enhanced by computer technology, clearly placed him at the scene. >> this is the classic example of trained investigators walking into a scene and having the good sense to preserve something, whether it's going to turn into a piece of evidence or not, doing nothing to contaminate or screw it up before they get it to the people who do know what can be done with it. >> eric hayden was convicted and sentenced to 26 years in prison. after the trial, dawn fehring's friends and family set up a scholarship in her name for students who wished to do missionary work. >> there's been o

when they up and down they're waiting for the firefighters to come and carry them up and down the stairs that's not the solution we want to see for the problem our emergency frrnd are not the solution we took an initiative to correct this in hotel and made surveys online available as well as distributing hard copies to understand the scope of the problem and it's hard data is presented to have solutions. we'll be hearing about the solution today >> thank you for raising the profile of this and working tirelessly for the city and the resources behind the solution. just to this date the city has implemented some solutions a provision in the elevator repair where more maintenance workers are addressing the issues and having on site people to run medication and food for the strangled but there's more we must do we can't wait for tragedy to strike we're here to talk about the scope felt problem and how to mitigate the situation for residents when elevators are out of service due to repairs or whatever. and haernd their ability to replace more more than slates and talk about the actions the ci

it appears to show the stairs wobbling, officials say they have reinspected stairs and they say they're safe. before the video ended up going viral, there had been serious concerns about the safety at many world cup venues. >>> team usa will hit the field to gear up for sunday's showdown against portugal. >> confidence at an all-time high after the dramatic win monday. the u.s. will likely hit the pitch this weekend without striker altidore who is out with a hamstring injury. the head coach says bezler and dempsey should be good to go. he says it's time to focus on the next match ahead. >> we worked hard, it's a tricky game, as you saw. but we all are 100% on portugal from now on. >> a win on sunday would likely push the u.s. through to the knockout round of the tournament. that is a tall order. portugal, one of the highest ranked teams in the world. kick-off 3:00. >> 4:56. check the morning commute. christina doing double duty filling in for mike. anything going on? there a couple of things to point out, nothing significant, nothing that you need to allot extra time for. but what we yo

it looked like ken maclennan came down the stairs and encountered an intruder. >> when you come down dressed in only a bathrobe, you don't expect that someone's going to be waiting for you with a loaded rifle. >> there was wounds to the >> there was wounds to the temple, to the forehead, to the throat, the chest area, to the right hand and one in the back as well. >> the attack was so fast and so unexpected, maclennan had little time to react. >> he grabbed the end of the gun. he actually reached up and the gun actually had contact with his hand. the shot goes through the hand, there were at least six shots, perhaps seven, that were fired. every single one hit ken maclennan. >> the killer took the time to pick up the shell casings, all except one. >> there was one spent .22 shell casing left on the hardwood floor near the body. >> the motive appeared to be robbery. >> we discovered that ken's wallet along with some cash and identification cards and also some foreign currency and ken's watch were missing from the residence. >> ken maclennan was a widower. as a vice president in charge

. >> looking for a reason to choose the stairs over the elevator? check out this video.he elevator malfunctions before the doors close, shot up 31 fight flights in 15 seconds after 50 miles per hour. in the final frame, you see the camera get smashed crashing into the roof of the building. the passenger was treated for head and leg injuries. he's lucky he is alive. that is just a nightmare, one of those things you don't want to think about. look, the doors are open as it's rising up. >> yeah. creepy it starts taking off, and you see -- >> that emergency stop button, i guess, that just doesn't work. >> we wish him a speedy recovery. >> now let's take the stairs from now on. the late nights where colbert spots is winning political strategy when he sees one. >> controversy surrounding a candidate here in arizona, he changed his name to caesar chavez. adios, scott. hola, chavez. you know what they say? if you can't beat them, pretend you joined them. now if he strikes accord with my hispanic viewer, it's because it is also the name of the founder of the united farm workers w

where people with godly huge strollers, we have to pull an lrv train up to the platform, lift the stairs, load the stroller, and there is no -- the core value behavior when it comes to how people behave on the bus, nobody wants to look at that whatsoever. now this driver has to worry about making sure those stairs go back down, so that you don't face a lawsuit. so if you are going talk about on-time behavior, look at how the system is operating. because there is a lot of things being said here that make absolutely no sense whatsoever. i mean, i am starting to wonder, do you ride the trains and the buss? have you ever riden the 54 or the 23? do you even know where those neighborhoods are behind bayview? because a lot of this is madness. it's silly. it's silly. i have driven every single division and i'm one of those drivers who can drive just about anything that muni has. and when you talk about on-time performance, you guys are going to have to go back to the basicks a little bit. most of the people don't know how to board the bus, get on the bus or how to behave once they get on the bus