i'm lisa gibson, environmental review officer for the city. i can answer that question and refer it to staff for further information if you would like. the project site is on a list of sites that are ones where there have been prior contamination -- excuse me, the project site would involve excavation of 50 cubic yards or more and subject to review by department of public health, but they're able to waive the requirements of their review if they determine that a site has been in residential use in perpetuity. they made that case and there was a waiver of requirements. we have no concerns about the site's prior housing a and find there is no potential for any environmental issues related to hazardous materials contamination. >> president breed: we'll get into that a little more in the present asi presentation but i find that odd. seeing no other names on the roster, we'll open it up to public comment, to members of the public who are here to support this particular appeal. welcome, judge beya, to the chamber. >> it's wonderful to be back in cit

i'm gina polling and lisa gibson and christopher may, pauley kirby, and bill strahan from dbi. i'm going to address the ceqa issue. i will speak mainly about ceqa piecemeali piecemealing. the appellant claims that it was piecemealed. it is prohibited under state ceqa statute. it covers the whole of the action, excavation and three-story rear addition. it's not unusual for one project under ceqa to be subject to multiple building permits and it's covering on work on the site that was permitted. the issuance of the building permit is not relevant to this appeal and, therefore, the project was not piecemealed. the second contention is that it may result insignificant impact on the coxhead house up hill and to the west at 2421 green street. the planning department reviewed the subject property and determined it's not individually eligible for listing on a register. it is also not within the district, thus, there is no historic resources are conducted or necessary. the appellant claims that the rear expansion would impair historic resources blocking windows andrews and access to lig

jacob gibson reporting federal law enforcement telling fox news a few thousand fbi employees cell phones were affected by that technical glitch that included the messages of peter strozk and lisabeing stored. richard buhr said, he think it is a technical glitch and not a deliberate to prevent anyone from seeing what these two said. attorney general said, they will take every measure possible to get these text messages back. is that really big problem for the fbi right now? >> little bit. mission has been accomplished. sounds reasonable. i can tell you from the mail that i get. my conversations with conservatives and the e-mail that i get, there's a huge amount of interest on the right on these e-mails -- text message. it causes them to doubt over things coming out of this investigation. regardless whether it was a true technical glitch which sounds like it was, it will help the president is bolstering his point casting doubt on this administration. >> the competency of the fbi. >> exactly. one other thing about davos, our friends at fox, there are heating pads in the seats. this is a very comfortable place to report on davos. the conversations that i've had both in the big con