door is not necessary a garage is a garage but it says that could potentially be used as another commercial space that's not what we're approving today, i suggest we move the garage door and take the side light out have two parking spaces and have an attic with wide assess 2350r the residents to go into the garden space that comes from the garage that we widened the bicycle parking can indeed hang our bicycle on the wall and have sufficient room to do so and those are my suggestions those are a minor change in the facade but the building itself is is a gutsy strong building that will not alter anything i ask we modify this with two cars given the fact that what is this type of bicycle parking are we doing here we're doing the type of bicycle parking to reduce the parking to two cars that's my sugs suggested change to the partnering and including taking the side lights next to the garage door. >> commissioner, i want to get clarity on what you're asking the garage door is 10 feet in width and that's correct. >> i have it on the overhead you're talking about shifting the garage door. >> to th

i'm wrongs but early to have a garage in 1934 but aside from the garage the house sets back and the sightings of the house was towards the rear that would have been the case if 15 foot by the way back but the house is where it is they built them right in that day and beautiful and more beautiful after the restoration and concerning the people on pacific after the windows on the floors if anyone wants to look at they w0u7b9 won't get a visual by being 3 foot closer it it doesn't matter it is more of a blatantly or landing deck we talked about the deck we have a huge area up to 5 hundred square feet it is a means for the people to move from their main floor where the kitchen and dinger area is guarantee going directly to the rear yard that make sense i have a modest home in western san francisco same kind of situation we moved in you had to go to the garage for the laundry and when we had kids it didn't make sense we built a deck and staircase that allows you to get into the backyard it served our purposes well, it make sense to me i don't see my impact at all from this modest landing

the cars are ours and the garage belongs to us. you are talking about you're responsible to the state. that's why i want the federal government to come in and i reached the plateau in the city. i'm going to by pass going to see governor brown and this is the fourth time around and if he doesn't know what is going down. the black population is going down and you have michael johnson and took the money and he's gone [inaudible] my question is -- the timer. i want to know when my time is up because i don't want you calling the sheriffs. who is in control? who gave the authority? who gave the authority to change the locks first thing friday morning after we have been there six months? who has the authority? but damn it. we're going to find out today. i will go to jail today because the people upstairs don't have a right to use our screening room. do they? we're going to find out today. i'm coming to you all and the management report and rda -- i still call you redevelopment like i do. they're going to give an update what the hell is go

those two building are the commercial builds that are using this entire area as a parking lot the garage is kind of off the driveway. >> where's the property like that. >> i need a pen actually, the property line goes all the way back. >> on the space of our clients building. >> so the property line i believe my clients own the derivative yeah. this is the driveway right here going as all the way back to this line this is the essentially the property line so okay. so the appellant is using my clients by way of of easements they agree that the uses of my clients property are inconsistent with the zoning decision as you know the appellant has the burden of demonstrating the zoning administrator has record or abused his creation would be an arbitrary misuse we believe the appellant has failed to do so in the set of laws commercial uses are not allowed in the residential zoning as stated so the appellant claimed the zoning administrator violated their constitutional right to legal protection unstomach for a lingual and commercial use they claim their commercial use we obviously disagree i th

toward lockers to the left of the garage in here right now. to the right of that now being towed medic 32 is new replacement medic unit. they'll be using that in the interim as they get one there repaired. let's show you video of the crash scene from earlier there. you will see that car crashed head-on, into that unit through closed garage doors. we are told that if this had happened at another point this morning it could have been a lot worse potential injuries of firefighters inside. >> this all happened about 1:50 this morning. that acura tl we are told was traveling north on harbison, somehow, lost control right by the fire station and crashing right into again the closed garage door of engine company, 52, here. now there is does create something of a big problem for the unit here, they say without that replacement unit, they would not be able to properly care for this neighborho

. >> a garage is a garage not considered. >> most of it didn't come from the garage it was coming from the rooms next to the garage they called it and they switch it from storage to you know mudroom bedrooms office. >> legislature double the size of residential. >> yes. >> thank you any further. good afternoon members of the commission i'm steven williams here to discuss this case i came to a different conclusion it was more than double on the square footage when i was here in december i testified i was contacted by the neighbors and the neighbors thought they'd been deconfessed about the scope of the project as i investigated they were deceived and planning was deceived so let me see if i can quickly go through this i have an analysis the permits that is helpful for the commission i'd like to submit those the first permit as discussed by mr. sweeney was a over the counter permit we mold the kitchen 6 bathrooms were not remold and the kitchen was gutted under another permit to start the process the next over the counter permit issued in march to concrete anothers habitable space undern

is this a house or garage? >> it is a five bed room house with a throw hundred car garage. >> 300?ood thing it i have the whole day. >> as doug shoes me around. it is not only a home but his father's reflection of automatic automobiles. >> i have been to car shoes that didn't have this many. >> and everywhere you look. there is a collector car. and what is your dream ride? >> 1930 cadillac or 52 convertible? or daimler and 1961 metro pollit an. it is probably here somewhere. and rooms filled with the same model or manufacturer. >> they are all packers. >> this is packards, yes. >> so many. am i allowed to touch. >> you can have a seat. >> oh, my goodness. look at the steering wheels. >> i think it has my name written all over. so many do. >> and the fascination with cars started before he could reach the pedal. this is harry's widow. >> his mother said from the time he was born he loved cars and anything with wheels. >> harold was born to marie lemay. and single mother caring for throw young children and when harold is just throw. marie placed him in the custody of friends to help

and i guess half of it inside the garage. fire personnel here from all over the city and you can see some of the firefighters there right now. they have gone in with, among other things, the with equipment to pull people out. you've got i guess, a number of fire apparatus here on the scene and they're obviously down there trying to do the various rescues. we understand two people have left here and gone to hospitals. we don't know the situation exactly as to what -- whether anyone else is trapped down there at this point. but they closed the store, obviously, and they were telling people to go away from the door and as i was talking to somebody, they said the car is partly in the store and partly in the parking garage and of course the number of stores in these area have the underground garages for the various shoppers. but it appears at least at this point though the situation seems to be winding down at least in terms of the firefighters are wrapping up their hoses and most of this work is apparently going on underground do

the garage was originally designed to accommodate, 116 smine 9 spaces. the parking operates a full capacity and this includes valet parking. the parking capacity as you can see from this slide from the parking, the airline view occupies a full city block already and by building out the original design we would occupy the remaining portion of the block so if is possible to do this. when we work with [inaudible] if we can push this forward, they will expect a very robust transportation demand program that goes hand in hand withgy additional parking they allows us to build. even with these programs we sus spect there will be a deficit in parking. [inaudible] post 2020 well over 900 spaces will be needed if there isn't additional parking. for the past 2 years we have been in a lot of discussions and meeting with sfmta ofern how to solve the parking delima at sfgh. including the concept of the expanding the garage rchlt in jan of this year the sfmt director [inaudible] said they would recommend we go before the full bord of directors to take this concept of t

is this a house or garage? >> well, it's a five-bedroom house with with -- >> as doug shows me around, it's easy to see this isn't just a home, but a reflection of his father's passion for the automobile. >> i mean, doug, i have to be honest, i've been to car shows that haven't had this many cars. >> dad did it for a long time. >> everywhere you looked, there's a collector car. what's your dream ride? a 1930 cadillac 452 convertible? a 1961 metropolitan? it's probably here. somewhere. there are even rooms completely filled with the same model or manufacturer. jamie: these are all pack packa? >> yes. this whole row. >> am i allowed to touch? >> have a seat if you want. >> you don't have to ask me twice. oh, my goodness, look at the steering wheel. it has my name written all over. so many do. lemay'lemay's fascination with cars started before he could reach the metal. nancy is harold's widow. >> his mother said he loved anything with wheels. >> harold is born in 1919 to a single mother struggling to make a living

the owner of the garage said the owner of the garage said >>> when walter scott was first reported missingn't terribly concerned. walter had a reputation for taking quick trips out of town. >> i didn't figure nothing was wrong with him, but my wife says, something is wrong with wally. i said, aw, hell, he'll be home. he'll come -- he'll come showing up. >> the next day, walter's parents visited their son's home and were surprised by what they saw. jim williams was sitting at the kitchen table going through walter's jewelry case. he looked as if he was evaluating the quality of walter's jewelry. two of walter's guns were sitting on the edge of the table. his third, a .22 caliber pistol, was missing. and police learned that jim williams' car had been parked in front of joanne's home the entire night before. joanne insisted that jim had slept on the sofa. walter was missing for only 24 hours before joanne called walter's manager, canceling his performances for the next nine weeks. two days later, jim williams and joanne scott drove to pennsylvania where they looked through the band's trailer

so the garage cafe has their support. the science and technology even paid a visit last month to encourage young entrepreneurs. in the past government officials have always protected the corporation, and they've let a lot of smaller companies fail. but an academic who teaches people how to start businesses said that was a mistake. he says smaller firmsrow bigger so he says they are vital for the economy. >> translator: we need to simplify the procedure, starting a business and do more to nurture hopeful ventures. if we create an environment which large and smaller firms can grow together there will be more opportunities for everyone. >> professor lu says nurturing start-ups is the key to stable economic growth. >> that was nhk world's kunihiro yamamoto in beijing. >>> vietnam is one of the southeast asian countries with stable economic growth. but, a leading architect there says economic progress isn't everything. he has made a name for himself at home and around the world. his biggest concern is avoiding the pitfalls of

some of the break-ins even took place inside parking garages. northern virginia y joins us with the warning from police tonight. hi julie. >> reporter: wg garage that was targeted is tucked between the buildings here on the corner of clarendon boulevard and pier street. billing management is notifying residents of what happened inside over the weekend, but both the parking garages hit this month also have public parking spaces. he parks a nice sports car in this garage. he leases a space across t street from his home. but there are also public spots here. he says he's not surprised to learn at least 14 cars were broken into there early saturday morning. >> it happens with all these open garages. it's happened in our building which is actually across the street as well so it just kind of -- it's not like a freak situation or anything like that. it's definitely not good. that's why you want to make sure you have insurance. >> reporter: the latest rash of vehicle break-ins started at the be month. arlington county police believe they may be related

and also work at the garage was completed by the non-profit corporation that operated the garage with the contract administered by sfmta. the enhancement work is anticipated to be completed by the end of 2015. so in your handout, i included -- i'm going to put it here -- the scope of work. >> powerpoint, please. >> i included -- before getting into that, in your writing in the report i read that the settlement work completed included the alteration of the ramps and handrails and also included the modification of the geary street entrance to provide accessible entry and improvement of signage and maps. that was the lawsuit work. the enhancement work, which you see on the screen over there, and actually it shows in order of the description i'm going to make; includes new granite protection at stage terrace and additional handrail and adjacent steps. new, removable stainless steel at the edges, new curbs along the geary street pathway. that does not include the area where the central subway work is undergoing. the provision of the infill concrete step stones and handrails at geary street

significant additional revenue from park garages really this is civic center garage. additional revenue from the programs in aquatics and assumption we'll raise money to support our scholarship program in parks. that is assumed in the base budget for fiscal year 15-16, but we're assuming that next year as well. and then growth in revenue from our golf courses, primarily from harden and golden gate park. this is going to allow us to make investments in the operations over the next two fiscal years. we identified four strategic budget priorities to enhance park safety, advance environmental sustainability, support active living and strengthen our delivery of customer service. we once again used these priorities as a guide in how to investment in the next two fiscal years, first and foremost making an investment in parkway safety, with park staff and materials and supplies funding of the staff. we have added funding to repair potholed, asbestos and lead. we added an electrician and project manager to oversee deferred maintenance projects at the structural maintenance yar

. >>> and the tributes to the garage. from bands to garage.ues right now. ♪ >> announcer: live from the most powerful city in the world, new york. this is "squawk box." >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. first in business world, i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and brian sullivan. we're less than 90 minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. we've been watching the futures this morning and it's a little unclear where the future is headed. dow futures down by 15 pat 5 point. sapp off by 2, nasdaq down by 1. let's look at the markets in europe right now, you'll see right now, at least in france the cac is up 0.8%. ftse is relatively flat. in greece 1.7%. >>> mortgage applications plunging more than 17% in latest week. this as rates rose to the high efl levels. and global levels greece likely to ask for an extension on the jury row zone. oil prices falling no catalyst here other than analysts saying that it's overblown the inventory data later today. brian over to you. >> thank you, andrew. >>> a number of 13-f fi

under the applicable laws this is the commercial to store the trash cans at the subject properties garagend is it applicable for the guest to use the backyard for parking in reviewing this and the material submitted by itself letter of determination requester we found no evidence that the parking at the rear nor any use of the building to store even though trash had been authorized by my city agency, in fact the information priority was a to the contrary an ongoing violation so with that information research from our starch we come to the conclusions there was no grandfathering in of the used for the subject property so we issued our decision this is before you this is a relatively straightforward matter the anticipate had the ability to submit any evidence that the parking garage in the required backyard rear yard or the space to store the trash it had mia any permits to allow the use i did not see any materials in the brief so your conclusion remains the same we don't see the use of the garage for storage of trash is legal or authorized from the planning code i'm available for questions

necessarily direct jermaine to the dr requesters you can't take direct access to a bedroom of the garage the code didn't allow that for the carbon monoxide for that portion of the plan as part of how we're taking dr has to be revised do you see that the department unusual u usually catches those but i want to before your accident as far as the privacy and decks are concerned ratio of privacy is basically what guides the commissions thinking and has to insured in the past we've had to cut decks back further from the side or the rear set back in order to avoid indeed looking straight into a window we've typically duplicate that we need to do that here as well we can't make a requirement that the adjoining neighborhood has to have a shade that's a different way of thinking i'd ask us to look at on the first story to cut and match the roof above interests indeed enough space by which somebody who stands on the lower patio comes close enough to look into the window i'll say it's about 3 feet do you see what i'm trying to say it would be the south portion south facing portions of deck that sit

center garage recently, you will have noted it's much busier than it used to be. we have two long-term monthly tenants that we have recently engaged, which make it a little less convenient to park in the garage. but it's certainly generating additional revenue for the department. and then we will also be looking at the revenue that we have been generating from special events, field and facility permits, all of which are doing better than budget in the current fiscal year and we expect that we'll be able to budget some of that brother growth for the new year. the budget process always includes outreach to the community, to our staff, to our policy--makes, to our labor and management and commissions and prosac and practice advocate meetings. and finally the budget timeline for this season. on february 3rd i will be at prosac for my annual budget presentation. we'll be having two community budget meetings this year as always the one on february 4th will be at boeddeker, which i am excited about, i haven't seen that facility yet. we'll be at hamilton and be back in fr

loading the truck up with a number of the sand bags and hope that their garages this not get flooded as it has in the past. with everyone talking about all of this expected rain. >> 8 in. would flood us right now i would guess. >> reporter: the side of santa rosa talk about a possible 8 in. of rain bring back memories for lesley when her children were young in the early '80s. >> my husband was up to his hips and water where it was flowing over the road. >> looks like i own lakefront property. >> reporter: you would not think the will be any threat of the flood like that. but not so fast. >> we have had rain. if we did get a inches in look like we could flood but not as extreme as that in the '80s. >> reporter: running out of sand and the last storm today it was hard to find anyone here. >> the happen so infrequently i am not worried. >> reporter: this location here in santa rosa may get busy when it actually start to right outside that is what happened last time. last time, with 7 in. of rain they rent out of sand a couple of times. it still is out your if you are looking for said. p

cat got its head stuck in the garage door gate fencing type stuff.y say the cat was right at the area where it could activate that garage door. so they think that thing was there for hours and they say that cat could have possibly been going up and down all night. the cat was actually spotted by an ambulance, they called firefighters and here you see them with bolt cutters to get the cat out of there. >> i'm no rescue or animal aid foundation person but maybe a good start to lower the garage door right, so the cat's not still hanging there by its head. >> the cat's saying the same thing, yes, i'm stuck, close the [ bleep ] door! >> lowered itself to the ground because they didn't close the door. had to taken four of this poor cat's lives. >> also crazy, crazy cold this dog rescue. this dog spotted by the coast guard. saw the dog in the bay in michigan so took them 30 minutes to get their outfits on and get him. >> what? >> as you can see -- >> wait. 30 minutes and survived? >> yeah. how is this dog alive? >> once they got there, that dog was like hel

prosecutors say that doesn't apply since karma came out of his house and fired into the garage. yet on that defense motion. meanwhile, another teen convicted of burglarizing karma's garage ten days before the death was sentenced yesterday. 19-year-old tristan staber was given a three-year deferred sentence a fine and required treatment. jon: and karma could get up to 100 years right? >> reporter: what i saw was 10. jon: 10 is the minimum i think -- >> reporter: up to, yeah. and we'll follow that when it happens. jon: patti ann brown, thank you. >>> in our next hour of "happening now," our legal panel takes a closer look at the so-called castle doctrine and karma's argument in this case. that'll be about 40 minutes past the top of our second hour of "happening now." jenna: well, the measles now spreading north of the border. canadian health officials say they have ten cases that originated at disneyland in california, and these patients were not vaccinated. for the latest on the outbreak, william la jeunesse joins us from the west coast newsroom. >> reporter: let's start here in

the warehouse garage where the fire burned is about half a block behind me where that fire truck still remains and the first neighbor to see the flames only had to run here to the end of his block, for firefighters help. sky force 10 was first above the scene capturing the hungry and fast moving fire tearing into an auto body shop. neighbors like xavier was immediately adjacent. >> it was just like an inferno. >> he recorded this ground-level video of the flames and the firefighters rushing to put them out. late tonight friends told us that the burping garage was ten or more race cars. >> we were just like what is going on? >> neighbors moved quickly, but they were telling firefighters what were happening. their crews rushed right out and saved critical time that may have saved lives. >> the fire house is right there, and they came and alerted the firefighters. so that citizen, we say good job. >> had it been just one night earlier, crews would have faced frozen water lines, but tonight they got it under control in just about an hour and rescued the garage's only occupant, these two do

that's 50 percent of it and that is what we refer to as unoccupyable spates. >> so they changed the garage>> they've enlarged it. >> okay. this was the foundation. >> partially and that would have been the foundation work attached. >> and the other one and that was also add a half bath and bedroom and giving them the second floor is the added into the existing dining room and most of it was terrace work a bay window was added to the east territories and on 0 the i have no speaker cards a small edition extend the terrace and bedroom 3. >> so the second one was 311 notices given out was there an extension of the footprint. >> building permit number 2. >> okay. >> and what's the square footage difference from the first of the original to the final? the square footage >> i believe it is less than 2 thousand square feet. >> of inhabitable spates. >> by you have to consider a lot of the space that was underneath the house we consider that it wasn't yeah. it was part of how did part of the building envelope and essentially what we did was gutted the house and added a series of steel beams and woo

you can see the charring along the roofline of the garage but it did not extend into the garage itself. we talked to one of the residents here, he had just finished painting that car so he could sell it so a big loss for him but luckily everyone out safely. reporting live in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. >>> there is growing fear this morning in several san francisco neighborhoods after violent home invasion robberies, four in just four days. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joining us now at san francisco's hall of justice. steph, investigators still trying to figure out if the attacks are linked but they essentially spanned the city. good morning. >> reporter: they did. good morning to you, sam. investigators are focused on some leads in this, but the robbers, these armed robbers are still on the loose this morning. the latest one happened just at 9:00 last night in the visitation valley neighborhood at the end of irvine street around 9:00, police say someone held two home owners at gunpoint while four other people ransacked their home

in an earthquake the garage will have a tendency to rollover. you have to rubber band analogy that the first floor is a very tough but flexible rubber band such that you never drive force he to the upper floors. where all your damage goes into controlled element like plywood or steel frame. >> so, here we are actually inside of a soft story building. can we talk a little about what kinds of repairs property owners might expect? >> it's a very simple process. we deliberately tried to keep it that way. so, what's involved is plywood, which when you install it and make a wall as we have done here already, then you cover it with this gypsum material. this adds some flexibility so that during the earthquake you'll get movement but not collapse. and that gets strengthened even more when we go over to the steel frame to support the upper floor. >> so, potentially the wood and the steel -- it sounds like a fairly straightforward process takes your odds of collapse from one in 4 to one in 30? >> that's exactly right. that's why we're hoping that people w

when he got back to the garage around 8:00, rachael was gone. stone said he drove charles to a local bar, swung by his home for a while, then went out later to pick-up charles at the bar. many of the investigators knew david stone and his wife alisa. she worked in moscow city hall as a grants writer. who was your dave, personality, character? >> yeah. someone that -- was very caring, was a really good stepdad. you know, was on the volunteer fire department. >> reporter: charles capone, were they friends? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: did you know rachael? >> i knew her only from church. >> reporter: alisa knew her husband was at the garage that friday night and said nothing seemed amiss. what did he say was going on? >> he said he dropped charles off, mingles and that there had been some interaction with rachael that wasn't happy. and charles said he wanted to have a drink. and so he dropped him off and was going to go back, and he'd be home. >> reporter: intriguing perhaps, but the two friends mismatched stories did nothing to advance the cops case

. >> this is when you moved to the garage?> we moved to this renovated garage in berkeley that my uncle had built up. i'm not sure it was legal at all. we would spend 16 hours a day, 17 hours a day, just working on the software, the business model, marketing. it was just four of us, just eating, sleeping in the same place. pretty disgusting, actually. if you really want to know, it is more akin to a sweatshop. this is how you build companies. >> you tweeted a picture of that garage. saying box's first office where we slept, worked, and built. when it came to each of your cofounders, what were your roles? >> we got lucky. collectively. because we each bring a different kind of skill to the table. we had the software skills, the hardware, networking skills. we had the finance, administration, legal, business operations skills. i focused on the product site. >> what did you fight about? >> we had all the findings of the greens as founders. but the nice thing is that it all fell back on that trusted relationship that let us work t

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those two building are the commercial builds that are using this entire area as a parking lot the garage is kind of off the driveway. >> where's the property like that. >> i need a pen actually, the property line goes all the way back. >> on the space of our clients building. >> so the property line i believe my clients own the derivative yeah. this is the driveway right here going as all the way back to this line this is the essentially the property line so okay. so the appellant is using my clients by way of of easements they agree that the uses of my clients property are inconsistent with the zoning decision as you know the appellant has the burden of demonstrating the zoning administrator has record or abused his creation would be an arbitrary misuse we believe the appellant has failed

about was soft story buildings and the ground floor is vulnerable because there are openings for garages or windows and during the earthquake we saw in the marina they went right over and those are -- >> very vulnerable buildings. >> very and there are a lot of apartment buildings in san that that are like that. >> and time to. >> >> retrofit the buildings so people can stay in them after the earthquake. >> what do they need? do they need information? do they need incentives? mandates? >> that's a good question. i think it starts with information. people think that new buildings are earthquake proof and don't understand the performance the building will have so we want a transparent of letting people know is my building going to be safe in it after an earthquake? is my building so dangers i should be afraid of being injured? so developing a ranking system for buildings would be very important and i think for some of the larger apartment buildings that are soft story we need a mandatory program to fix the buildings, not over night and not without financial help or incentive, but a phased

they can park in the garage to avoid parking on the street. spokesman says they have 200 security officers and cameras covering just about every inch of the casino and in her words, it would be nearly impossible for someone to perpetrate a crime on the property and get away with it. >> i end up getting none of my stuff back. i just walked away from it. >> reporter: as larry mcmichael found out even when you get your stolen car back you lose money. he had to pay for a tow service to retrieve his car, plus storage fees at the lot. mandel ways' car was missing so long he bought a new one, just days before he tracked down the stolen one which he says the crooks beat up. >> they put an additional 370 miles on my car. >> reporter: police tell us neither of those car thieves have been caught yet. maryland state gaming officials issue a monthly report for all crimes at state casinos from stolen cars to stolen cash to stolen phones and you can read through those reports right now on our website, nbcwashington.com, click on investigations. scott mcfarla