those stories and much more eye at at 6:00. >> pam moore: good evening everybody i am pam moore tonighty area is many months away from super bowl 50 but plans for the event leading up to the big game are already under way. harry concede renderings for what the fan village is going to look like. >> reporter: superbowl 50 is gonna be played at levi stadium in santa clara the week-long fan festival is like to be here in san francisco. in just little more than eight months justin herman plaza is going to be the heart of what they're calling superbowl city. here you can't see here you can't see the renderings giving you an idea of what it will look like. the attractions and best of that festivity's taking over not just justin herman but also harry bridges plaza which is right in front of the ferry building. and it will also be spread over the flood of market street in fact market will be pedestrian only from the embarcadero to abele street than village's one to be completely free and open to everyone there is still a lot of in the air about what will be featured but the organizers as you can

good evening everybody i am pam moore 20 year-old mr. shot sixth signs from behind the february 26th by plainclothes officers. today the five family filed a federal complaint stating that the police lied about the circumstances leading to his date death. >> reporter: her lungs folsom st. of michigan their gathering to barter mr. lopez was shot back of february 26th is also small group of officers across the street keeping an eye of the the lawsuit filed in federal court say the officers of the shot and killed and mr. lopez are lying about what happened. two undercover officers fired six shots they need self-defense after they said he lunged at them with a knife. they're all private investigation shows of the 21 year-old was shot five times in the back and once in the back of ahead which proves that he was moving away from the officers when they shot. not charging at him the way they claim. >>: here was no threat to anyone who was not starts to get them within the if he was fleeing from two people that as assaulted him. >> reporter: are r

this is not new it's been going on for decades. >> pam moore: to see more of the president's comments and video of today's protest join us online at our kron4.com. >> pam moore: happening right now a rally for marriage equality in san francisco california is one of six states along with this district ofs columbia where day marriage is already legal dan kerman is now joining us live from san francisco city hall where rally is getting underway >> dan kerman: about 50 people or people are here in support of equal marriage. the big focus was washington d.c. where the u.s. supreme court heard arguments over the constitutional right for same-sex marriage. >>: case #14556 the, the consolidated cases >> dan kerman: chief justice john roberts began the hearing on same-sex marriage. the top attorneys say that they have the right to marry. >>: the distain of an wordiness that follows contravenes the basic constitutional commitment of the word of marriage. spalls to preclude relegating class's to second class. >> dan kerman: what is the definition of marriage is it mainly between a man and woman.

. >> pam moore: we begin tonight with breaking out of the lay all does wear a seven year old boy has been shot grant lodes is here with the latest details >> grant lodes: the little boy has been taken to the hospital in serious condition people are crowded around the evidence markers and the crime scene tape there the best shot in the torso and was caught in the cost crossfire and south vallejo just after 5:00 today the looking at the intersection of fifth and jerry st. that's not far from highway 29 and interstate 80 intersects. it's not clear what prompted the issue out. the with some sort of party or gathering that was going on and then to separate guns were used in the shooting. there's no word on exactly what occurred we do have a reporter of same gathering information when jeff bush at of information for us we will check back with him. a seven year-old boy was crop caught in the crossfire of a shoot out. he is in serious condition >> pam moore: friends and family are growing and kick and increasingly worried about the teenagers who has gone missing. now that another day has pas

because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> pam moore: and new studies suggest an hour of daily television canntly increase a child's risk or obesity. a san diego put pediatrician group presented their findings in front of more than 11,000 kindergartners and first graders their research showed children who watch television for our more a day had significantly higher body mass index this. then those who watched just 30 minutes or less researchers said most american kindergartners watch an average of more than three hours of television a day experts are calling for a new guidelines on television viewing times. >> pam moore: still lead in the east bay community is an morning after young boy is murdered what the killer is saying about the boy's death next and we're staying on top of the breaking news as a chaotic quiet unfold on the streets of baltimore we have the light is on the situation they're coming up next. ♪♪ when you just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, n

visit your local volvo showroom for details. >> pam moore: good evening everybody i am pam moore we begin the eagles were on barry bonds the former slugger thus the conviction of obstructing justice in 2003 has been overturned. that's before the grand jury investigating the steroid distribution. the government says it was not material into steroid distribution. he was convicted in 2011 of a single count of obstruction by a jury. the jury deadlocked on all other charges that he lied to the grand jury the government asks the 11 member to review their ruling. it also petition the u.s. supreme court term review the decision. barry bonds released this statement today " i would like it might friends and family that have supported me throughout my career and over the past couple of years your support has given me strength and for that i am behind grateful the and this has been a long and strenuous. in my life and i very much look forward to living beyond it in the " >> grant lodes: the baseball writers have been reluctant to include barry bonds. a lot of people on social more media are talking a

. >> pam moore: and this alive look right now one hour after the curfew took effect. because the people are out of this point see straight polo sandoval has been live throughout the course of what's been going on and he's joining us live with the latest polls of voters reported it is 11:00 into the citywide curfew in has not been broken quite yet. with standing in baltimore city hall about 3 1/2 miles away to smallmouth after the curfew was put into place around the clock with is the large crowds assembled by 45 minutes tensions did escalate up what police after police fired what appeared to be small canister as well as pepper balls the crowd responded by dispersing. it was the response officials were hoping for but it was a fairly dramatic same and did a holdback they did actually run after any individuals. > > reporter: it does not appear that is like any violence that we experienced last night is still hear the sirens it is quite different the pieces still we haven't had any major incidents and this is what officials were opened for at this moment officialdom askin

let's go back to pam moore >> pam moore: it's another free weekend in national parks this weekend that means that you can get into the park like muir woods and ran without paying an entry fee but there is a downside trafficking crowding on the last three weekend present is that we can be found families parking more than a mile away from the front gates because other showed up really early to take advantage and took all the parking spots. >> pam moore: opening tomorrow on the peninsula a truly unique park is designed and built for children and adults with disabilities. gesso the complex outside just like everybody else regardless of their disability. it was built with land and sea money from $4 million in private donations the park opens tomorrow at 10:00 in the morning. >> reporter: looks good in palo alto tomorrow high of 77 degrees going up to the low eighties for san jose. cooler at the beaches where the upper 50s the low 60s. in the bill little bit chilly tomorrow afternoon i have a feeling that a lot of people gonna be inside tomorrow >> pam moore: have a nice evening everybody an

. >> pam moore: tonight at 8 rain showers are movie into the bay area that will be starting with the north bay and if there are not hitting your city right now i'll they'd soon will be. here's a live look outside we have the golden gate bridge here is still looking pretty clear right now will have updates to rob the newscast but first the big story everyone is talking about is free coffee. starbucks stores across the nation are having trouble with their registers. some stores are closing others are cast ollie and betty r. give the items away free of charge. we went to a few stores of the peninsula tonight and grant lodes has more on what we filed regarding the major computer system failure >> grant lodes: controlled chaos all over the place is as close we're sorry for all the convenience the we're having will resume regular business side tomorrow sorry this from 99 jackson st. near san francisco embarcadero. sorry were closed. this would palo alto is not closed open for business if you have cash. the network and that process credit or debit but good old-fashioned cash to survive any

>> pam moore: baltimore is burning tonight in an explosion of anger after the funeral of a man who died in police custody there here you can see a police swat vehicle pelton was rocks and bricks of the police cars were set on fire more than a dozen officers have been hurt right now the national guard troops are moving in and after the maryland governor declared a state of emergency old and protesters are marching tonight to live pictures in just a few moments first was cnn's polo sandoval is live in baltimore >> reporter: officials here in baltimore says an odd level an unprecedented amount of violence is currently happening in their city. 15 police officers have been injured as a result of these writing and looting. several buildings have been set on fire. these writers a source started from a peaceful demonstration and have now escalated to this level of violence balance that we are currently same. the 1600 national guard troops will be on the ground here backing up the state and federal police meanwhile the city is taking steps to keep a curfew in effect. it's for all miners in start

>>pam moore: his life to my in hayward with details. >>reporter: after being on alert since february the haywood police he has been arrested and charged new felony counts he was arrested without incident at his home on april 16th we were actually conducting as surveillance operation in the area of when the suspect in his vehicle was spotted in the area of police believe try to grab a teenage girl walking home from school and all three cases the teenagers were able to escape and provide police with the description it would of italy took the rest is a woman showed up a lot of courage and definitely did the right thing to not allow herself to be an easy victim the toy gummed which investigators say he used the threat to his victims he was targeting high school age young women and that is why it was of such great concern the police department and to the school and community members. >>reporter: they're investigating the possible for kidnapping attempt at this point that not connecting it to patella they have run out the possibility he could

>>pam moore: u.s.ard the waters off yemen another up arabian sea end of the rebels are fighting the united states back emmitt government for control of the country. >>catherine heenan: migrants packed yes today carry 950 capsize of libya is passengers rushed to one side and they reportedly lost 300 people and what they were helpless as the st. the crew and captain and crew member had been arrested tonight european leaders are calling an emergency summit to handle the crisis that looking for ways to extend the tide of illegal trafficking from africa and the middle east. >>reporter: go warriors 65 in san jose 67 and the more incentive was to your coming in at 61 degrees right now we are tracking some rigid conditions we are seeing strong breeze were the delta especially fairfield and restaurant at 25 a gust over 3017 in vallejo and for oakland we're taught in the wind speed of 20 mi. our our grab a jacket of you're heading out to warriors' game what we're expecting tonight we're saying clouds increasing

. >> commissioner moore. >> commissioner richards stole the thunder i thought about the anything else the credit card at the same moment in the interest of the gentleman representing airbnb to be the leader in how to do it properly and create indeed the mechanisms but of all other companies follow suit then a bigger incentive like competently recognize we're expecting everything else why not this company the leader of the only technology it is able to address specific local concerns you've started here and might as well fine town. >> commissioner richards. >> it is not fair to ask any host to be held to a standard we can't help them with if we need to recommend a phasing period of one or issue this is not a black and white issue having the desire to get to an end point i agree that is a pin. >> commissioner moore. >> what we're discussing it what is in front of of us the footnote statement that commissioner richards said we define primarily asked to comment on the recommendation 6 right now yes or no vote. >> commissioner hillis. >> could you clarify what we are voting on i'm hearing

. >> pam moore: tonight at a police are investigating the case of a one sexually assault the door to massage sizzle learned a massage therapist was not licensed and in fact a is a registered sex offender kron 4 family tour is live in san mateo with the story >> reporter: with so many women and started a 43 year- old woman and walked into a spot to get at your initial compliance date for that day so the gentleman who worked their offer to give her a massage he turned out not to be a legitimate and buddy turned out to be a sex offender. the woman agreed to go with him to a back room setup for misfires and this is what happened >>: she agreed to go into the private room with a size staple he is not licensed nor therapist is started as a normal was charged that he started touching her breast in appropriately she told him not to add one point he put his lips on her breast and she told him not to and then he tried to remove per underwear. >> reporter: and from there a female employee of that car what then can then the customer got up and ran up and she contacted police. if we do not know t

pam moore>>: a 21st - century peeping tom. tonight, police in walnut creek announce the arrest of a man suspected of filming customers -- on two separate occasions -- at a starbucks. while those people were in the public kron four's philippe djegal is live outside the coffee shop on locust street. pam. philippe djegal>>: the 34-year- old suspect jacob turner was arrested earlier today at his home in benicia. its there where police found evidence linking him to these crimes. and, now he is in jail. alarmed. >>: "oh, s**t." disturbed. >>: "it makes me feel a little uncomfortable.: and, grossed out. >>: "you would think that in the bathroom of all places you would have a little bit of privacy." philippe djegal>>: at this starbucks coffee shop on locust street. once in february. and, again on tuesday. walnut creek police say empoyees found a video camera secreted in the unisex bathroom in the mid- afternoon. recording several customers inside. >>: "that crosses the line on many levels and justice should be brought down against tha

. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like to agree with the departments condition until they understand and the folks to get. >> commissioners we're recommend the one hundred 80. >> i cannot support. >> commissioner hillis i'm supportive of the one hundred 20 i go back to h 20 i like the 90 but i know this is what we're trying to get at people don't live in the unit and less concern about their neighborhoods we have public rely on the income those are not people living in luxury unit and rent out bedrooms i think they deserve one 20 or more if we are going to do this kind of posted and hosted address unhosted i'll go with the one hundred 20. >> commissioner antonini and yeah. i'm favor sounds like the one hundred 20 is where our decision will be on the higher end we're providing other ways to police this for the host that is using it as you know number two, of full-time rentals i think we've got a lot of checks on the whole thing it does allow for the hosted people to have they'll have to go into the bed-and-breakfast but i'll fine with the one hundred 20 and commissioner wu. >> commissione

. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore no commissioner richards marry no commissioner wu no and commissioner president fong that motion will be forwarded a recommendation of a vote 4 to 5 commissioner johnck's r /*. >> recommendation number 12 is to do not remove the owner the residential owner in which the tourist or trinity use is to occur for the supervisor campos ordinance going back to the previous recommendation we added owners or residents that live within one hundred photo of the property those provision strikes out party the owner the residential unit the department feels the owner of the unit has an inherit interest in what goes on and by depiction an interested party we're recommending it not be removed. >> commissioner antonini. >> i'm in favor of does not remove the owner this was this discussion came up the owners were saying we're somewhat reticent about our tenants be able to sub let those units for short-term rental and said to have authority over those people to do it is a little bit different issue but still have to gai

moore relay had the guts to have it pulled the building next door is under construction to the east it is humane but a double lot this is a single lot very narrow when you see the two of them together as i looked online on the agenda it is i sort of was agasp opening it is radical as people experience it now the housing is great i understand did corridor and all of that i have two questions one is the design i mean, the little how is it had a a lot of charm especially, when the lot next door was vacant you had this wonderful front yard with a gorgeous red flowers and this building is harsh i wonder if increase a way to soften it in and out put out the window boxes but it had a small town feel this is sad to see it go but item 11 is a concern on the calendar i don't know that legislation i know we're not there yet but it's permitted you're going to permit on the certifying to sometime can they be converted i'm wondering as others go up that's my question i don't want to stop the project but make sure that is the right kind of housing and perhaps the design to be softened somewhat someho

pam moore>>: just ahead. a little girl. grabbed on the street, while she is with her mother in san francisco's marina district. we have details. an urgent alert about hackers and airplanes. from the federal agency that wants something done right away. and yet another smash and grab burlglary hits a san francisco business. we'll tell you where this time. and what the thieves got away with. pam moore>>: thieves hit a san francisco antique store in what is the latest in a string of "smash and grab" burglaries. in this surveillance video. you can see one of four thieves used a slingshot to break the glass door. they rushed into the antique store. which is called "stuff". at around 4-30 this morning. they smashed display cases to steal vintage jewelry and collectables. the whole crime lasted for about one minute. police say, one of the thieves took off on a bike. three others left in a black pickup. kron-4's stanley roberts spoke to san francisco police chief greg suhr. one on one. about the spike in personal property burglaries

perhaps the most quoted way to explain moore's law goes if the auto industrial followed moore's law, modern cars would go 500 miles per hour and they would cost $1.50 each. >>> coming up next lawyers for san francisco's sheriff will be in court tomorrow. we'll show you what the sheriff is looking to have expunged from his record and what it could signal. >>> learning that the pilot who landed his gyrocopter at the u.s. capital has ties to the bay area. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> good evening, to you, i'm peggy bunker. thanks for joining us terry mcsweeney has the night off. >>> ahead of earth day the san francisco zoo is trying to stop the illegal trade of animal parts. ivory made from elephant tusks a hot commodity in some places. biologists are trying to show people how damaging the ivory trade is. nbc bay area's christie smith live at the san francisco zoo, which is involved in the whole topic. tell us about it. >> reporter: well, i can tell you, earth day event at the san francisco zoo included a very serious message for people who are visiting and that was information

. >> commissioner moore. >> i agree with the staff of verifying someone's professional business licenseou put in the number and if the number is verified are not a click of a bottom there's a mature responsibility between the hosting platform and the one who looking at room and there's a business transaction and the city should be able to see that and make sure who is within the rules that the city is operating by. >> commissioner hillis. >> yeah. can i require a field is different than who is responsible for the actual validation of the valid registration i mean we get plans to market we don't check to make sure they're currently you know valid it says the number but again nobody goes and checks. >> to which hair registration holds they can't there's a seal. >> they can't. >> oh i think we're a little bit saying we're not somehow going to have the platforms enforce the law we have to commit to enforcing the law i'm for the fold for the registration number to make sure it is valid or no point revoked we can easily do that to check to make sure you know i think it is too easy we're going

the victim was conscious and talking and told authorities moore fled. authorities believe moore took septa towards upper darby and police nabbed him after stopping the train at the overbrook station. authorities recovered a knife believed to be used in the crime. moore has cuts on his hands from the fight that required medical attention. school officials say children were not near the incident. police commended the school's response. >> immediately activated the dell pass which is a direct line to the police department initiating the police response and they also went into a lockdown and they followed the procedures in a a very expeditious manner. >> reporter: in an e-mail statement the school announced the firing of the employee who let moore in saying in part everyone on the barack campus is aware of our security protocols and under no circumstances are students or staff permitted to let someone in who does not have a school id. the individual who breached this protocol was released of duties effective immediately. and after the lockdown was lifted sc

. >> commissioner moore. >> i'm supportive of the distinction between hosted and non-hosted because i believe there is a right full place for how this type of rental but i have to building the support of making it requires the department. >> commissioner richards. >> i think commissioner antonini's the irs requires rigorous reporting if you're not reporting you're out of compliance and can be criminally charged we don't have that what this reporting it is still hard to be able to figure out brown where someone is at. >> commissioner moore. >> this is a private transaction and not fully monitoring business traction we don't know how the money is being chaemd is it a cash basis or so credit card. >> commissioner antonini. >> maybe the mrafrpdz agree on the forms they send in along with the payment and stuff which attach rental this is hosted or not hosted i carton speak for them. >> should we call a role on recommendation number one. >> yeah. >> commissioners recommendation number one. >> so if we're kind of voting on the recommendation are the finding votes normally when we voted. >> r

we are still talking about gordon moore and moore's law not only for intel, but for the importance of microchip in our whole digital world. it is the material foundation for the digital world and it is responsible for an incredible profusion of electronics because they have made electronics incredibly cheap. from the development of the first silicon microchip to the present, cost of microchips, the cost of electronics and therefore the cost of computing has dropped a billion fold. with that, our entire society has been suffused with electronics and computing. emily: gordon moore was a local guy and i understand he now lives in hawaii. i'm sure he lives quite comfortably. tell us about his background. david: he was born here in san francisco, but his family lived in atascadero. a coastal town the in then-san mateo county. with the exception of probably in the number of years you can count on the fingers of both hands, his life was spent there. within 60 miles. his story is the story of a person who changed the world largely by staying at home. emily: i know he is quite active in philan

but what did gordon moore think about moore's law? david, thank you for joining us.k about big picture, where we still talking about gordon moore, and how big of an impact has he had in the world technology? david: great questions. gordon moore is a physical chemist, cofounder of two of the most important companies -- fairchild semiconductor and a spinoff off from that, the intel corporation. a company he cofounded. and for which he was today the longest serving ceo. certainly, it's chief technological strategists. we are still talking about gordon moore not only for intel, but for the importance of the silica and microchip in our whole digital world. it's the material foundation for the digital world. and it is responsible for an incredible profusion of electronics. they have made electronics incredibly cheap. from the development of the first silica and microchips to the present, the cost of microchips, the cost of electronics and therefore the cost of computing has dropped 1,000,000,004. with that, the entire society has been suffused with electronics and computin

moore was president of kqed from 1969 to 1973.e1 richard moore was a man of many talents.fá he helped of the founders#3mjddy of public radio station kpfa in berkeley and a prolific documentary filmmaker with more than 110 films to his credit many of which he narrated. >> there are now more people in california than in any other state in the union. >> in ok1963 moore invited the writer james baldwin to san francisco tolp chronicle the lives of the city's black residents. he also made films about duke ellington and photographers ansel adams andlp dorthea lange. as a young man moore was one of the san francisco renaissance poets, crafting poetry in his writing shed. friátj describe moore as a lifelong pacifist, a belief reflected in his poetry.ñr >> i have knelt in the four dusty corners of my life and have been shown the bloody hands of the keepers of theÑi promised land. >> moore published his first book of poems at 90. in a 2009 intu$@%ew he described what inspired his creative efforts. >> that the world is vanishing immediately upon our efforts to enunciate it clearly. >> well versed

commissioner president fong commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore and commissioner johnson and commissioner richards are present commissioners first on your agenda is consideration for items proposed for continuance item number one conditional use authorization is property until that april that 23rd 2015 and the next item the castro street noah valley upper market transit district and paralyze zoned on market street planning code amendment for april 23rd, 2015, next item large project authorization is proposed for continuance until april 20th and next item at 1000 mississippi street is proposed until april 30th, 2015 item 5 for the next item cu a an west prosecuting attorney conditional use authorization is proposed until april 23rd and the next item amending regulations of short-term rentals and establishing a fee microwave forgive planning code amendments for april 23rd, 2015 and item 7 pca suspension of ordinance relating short-term rentals administration active and planning code amendments as for indefinite continuance no one others and i have n

stephen moore.d the nice in-laws across the street. >> you know, he said, "i'm finally settlin' down. you know, i got a family. besides takin' care of his mother, he had somebody else he could actually take care of. >> reporter: and kids couldn't come fast enough after that. elizabeth was born about a year and a half after the wedding. >> do you remember the day she was born? >> oh my god yes. and i can remember standing at the nursery, and he stood there with his arms around me. crying, both of us, lookin' at her. >> reporter: kathleen seemed born to be a mother. and stephen? >> and all of a sudden it all came together for him. and his daughter made a man out of him. >> reporter: that should have been the beginning of the happy ending for stephen and his wife kathleen. but in 2010, on a monday morning in august, stephen just didn't show up for work. the guys at honda called kathleen. she hadn't seen him since early morning. >> i knew somethin' was wrong, 'cause he's -- he's there before me. and whe

is a cigarette mended ratio of the neighborhood and to follow up on a couple of points commissioner moore said our social fabric we hold dear and looking at the way the i mps not informational information but beneficial to say where they fit inside of things if they're able to put financing sees and in 50 pages we don't see how it's financed and look forward to seeing how it is on obtain society. >> is there any additional public comment public comment is closed. >> commissioners commissioners, that places you under your urge regular calendar. >> zoning administrator i know that the lady has brought several properties before us before in the same style with you, looks like the property was demolished on the prior are you aware of the any action on the ones they bring. >> those were referred to the planning and i asked them to follow up but i'll follow-up with dbi and any additional properties i object to forward those thirty to dbi. >> the residential guidelines were discussions when i first got here so for it to be redone like in the summer. >> we're looking at the fall. >> fall. >> we h

moore on the charges against you. police say suspect, three two-year old ivan moore his hand bandage and bloody from the attack was arrested aboard a septa route 100 trolley, 20 minutes after he slipped in the barrett hebrew academy stabbing and throwing bleach, into the face of a kitchen employee, with whom he had formally worked at the school. the the victim now in serious condition. >> he was conscious and alert he was talking when he left the school campus. >> reporter: school officials who immediately put the facility into lock down say that moore was allowed inside, by a worker, who opened the door for him. violating school security protocols. and, an individual working for, our technology services, provider recognized the individual and allowed him to enter the building through a bus entrance. the individual who breached this protocol was released of duties effective immediately. >> can you tell us why you allegedly, stabbed one of your former workers. >> reporter: moore was not talking after being brought to r

commissioner president fong commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore and commissioner richards commissioner johnson is present. >> commissioner first on your agenda items proposed for continuance item one agreement for disposal of municipal waste on the landfill in salon county the appeal t is appropriated until may 21st and the next c and d on market street conditional use and variance are proposed until may 21st 2015 further under your question of question of calendar commissioners items 14 ab and 15 ab d and b and we're in receipt from the project sponsor is request until may 7 and the dr requesters are a here and not in opposition to that for continuance i do have two speaker cards for that. >> okay. >> melinda and robin. >> hi good afternoon melinda i'm here on behalf of project sponsor for item 14 and 15 we are school board asking for the may continuance we've received different requests for the recent uses and project design and working with the planning and planning department to provide this information and make sure the department and the com

. >> commissioner moore. >> i'll hold off to the general discussion. >> question sorry. >> commissioner johnson i know we're going to do the round eastbound robin is there an opportunity to add comments. >> yes. add to others very end more suggestions possibly make a motion for whatever we president of considerations of additional thoughts. >> okay with that structure jonas stepped outs now the difference between hosted and non- >> this is in supervisor campos and the mayor ordinances so right now unhosted rental can be rented for 90 days and an unhosted has no limitations so whatever cap through this process applied to both the reason the department is recommending it is difficult to determine if something is hosted or not hosted. >> if you don't mind staying available commissioner hillis. >> so we are going to i mean, i think it maybe difficult it is himself on enforceable ability questions for me to make a recommendation i'll ask some questions first of all, this is one where we made a recommendation last time that a hosted rentals be capped and noted taken by the board of supervisor

the 3 conditions as read into the record. >> i believe that commissioner moore made the motion. >> i'll second we specific a number of car shares i think there are 4 for 4 hundred unit i'd like to go to 10 one and a half percent to 10 percent. >> that's based on the location of the property close to the transit in the market octavia plan. >> and increasing - >> or. >> number 6 i think. >> let's do all of them. >> we're getting one hundred and 5 extra spaces can we take one hundred and give you 5. >> for each one it will lose 3 spaces like each floor is 12. >> yeah. sure. sure staffers. >> what was your last offer (laughter). >> why not double it go to 12, 12 out of one hundred and 5. >> how about 8. >> okay i should have brought you up i would have driven a harder bargain. >> it this amenable to our motion. >> it is. >> commissioner antonini. >> i was going to make a motion it sound like it is all there sro and tim with the emerald fund i talked with the project sponsor they are all studios with a full kitchen and bathroom it's not listed on the city i don't know if that answers the que

received most of its well, all it's conditional approval and tuesday with the help of commissioner mooree received design 23 that further moved it was done in part with a number of both community organizations and city staff staff departments primarily the chinatown community development center and the community for better parks and recreation in chinatown the mayor's office the planning department, rec and park department staff all have contributed and joined at the hip for this as we present this project to you some of the current elements that stand out on the roof and plaza of the future chinatown station is in sculptured metal the roof the bamboo planter and fixed and flexible seat for the use of the plaza itself and also particular notes the plazas itself is designed to operate individually from the actual sfmta subway station it has the ability to have separate facilities and have with a role down gate the ability to close separate itself out from the public intrau subway station that offers an opportunity for activation of that space during off hours here's a view of the station