we the neighbors are adjacent for the site.stepping with the videotape ideas is fundamental to understanding san francisco and not became one of the key design guidelines respect the topography of the site as it is worded in the residential design guideline. we saw the notice from planning, we were hopeful that the city would fully enforce this important guideline. we saw the drawings were disappointed that the project was a massive box with several terraces looking into the windows of a dozen homes. mine included. it does nothing for residents on the west and bottom of the hill as at least 50 feet up from our viewpoint. it's a high-rise and place of frees that provide haven for countless bird ans and animals. looking at the design, you see a floor and floor of storage which for those us at the base of this building amounts to two stories of concrete wall at eye level. for total of six stories rising up like a high-rise. you see penthouse suite with a deck. for example a bathroom for every bedroom and every unit up to three bat

to the north and the neighbors to the west. there's no doubt about it, regardless of how this project is built, it's going to have a significant and negative impact on my home and my family's quality of life. we know that. we know that we're going to lose the open space that we've looked at effort. we know we're going to lose -- every day. we know we're going to lose the trees, the shrubs, the foliage, and the birds. we know we're going to have seven units, and that's size, and this monolithic box should not be allowed to be built. it should be terraced as it goes down the hill so that it respects the surrounding homes. if it does, it will lessen the impact on the neighbors to the north and west, including my family. such would be in compliance with the rdat and would be respectful of the character and the design of the surrounding homes. and so you have the opportunity to make that requirement. you have the opportunity to make the developer go back and do a better job and terrace that project as it goes down the hill. the deve

very closely with the neighbors. i agree with my fellow commissioner in what is accomplished. also the fact that the planning department is going to change their language indicating that n.s.r. indicates that there is some potential confusion and potential error on the department's behalf. i would allow the build. >> president fung: i am angry -- in agreement with commissioner lazarus. >> i am sort of in between. >> president fung: i am not usually the one that would require additional process, however when i raise the question to the appellants about on what basis the rational -- rationale though they brought forward were not that strong as compared to how definitive -- definitive requirement is written in the letters. i'm sort of in between at the moment. >> vice-president swig: it would not have been discovered but for somebody filing a complaint. just to say we are starting construction. it is very very late in the ga game. >> commissioner honda: plus as inspector -- >> president fung: they were in the middle of

so the neighbor's property, again, we got a letter from an engineer representing the neighbor telling us that no imminent hazard. the work should be done as soon as possible with a permit. i don't know where they're at with the agreement, based on giving him the ability to obtain a permit to do the necessary work. i've heard conversations they're discussing what needs to happen to facilitate that. that's what i know. >> as far as processes know, it comes back to the planning department. i would see that as incomplete because if there's no agreement there, there's nothing going to be -- they're planning -- >> well, the planning department won't have anything to do with the permits for the underpinning of the neighbors or the shoring work. >> yeah, but you can't build anything there. the process is stalled until that's resolved, right? >> yeah. i think what the plan is is that they will be putting back a good foundation underneath the exact footprint of what is already there and what was there. i don't know that planning would be looking at anything in that regard. >> i'm hoping there w

venezuelans are fleeing as the economic chaos grows and the government launches a new currency neighboring countries are securing their borders telling but it's wayland's to stay home also coming up a solemn moment at the most notorious nazi death camp germany's foreign minister visits the place he calls hell on earth and he clears all responsibility never end . and pope francis asked for forgiveness in the trial the abuse scandals promising no effort will be spirit to prevent it in the future but he's offering no hint of helping to deliver justice in the present. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight in venezuela a country that is in the grip of an economic meltdown as its citizens try to flee the chaos in its way those neighbors are rushing to close their borders in the hope of restoring some stability president nicolas maduro has launched a new currency five zero been knocked off the beleaguered bowl of our currency as hyperinflation heads for one million percent a year and what is this doing to the money that people have in their pockets and take a look at this this. pile of o

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do to give light to neighbors. i see it as part of the squish of san francisco and wanting to keeps those in san francisco in the city. i understand for the neighbors, this is how the city is changing. we have seen other cases where people are much more aggressive as far as going much higher and pressing the boundaries. i understand that and i am sensitive to that. >> could i ask the sponsor or the architect. did the architect leave? we are massing how this fits to the neighborhood, less on what is inside the building. people can use rooms differently. we don't necessarily get into that detail and sometimes we do and it raises concern about air bnb or not using as a residence. it is a large residence with a lot of people living there with a lot of bedrooms. the massing works in the front. it goes longer than most on the block. there is a neighbor that bumps out, too. two things i would support. there are two third floor decks. the one in the front troubles me the most it is a typical to have that on the street leve

neighbors meeting neighbors and police. >> enjoy yourselves at national night out. this is for everybody in the neighborhood. >> neighbors near jack london square shut down madison street with the soul purpose of making connections. >> communities are better when everyone knows each other. >> this national night out street party gave janet pruitt a chance to catch up with her neighborhood that is always in motion, always change. >> with gentrifications, with all changes, with changes in diversity and community, it's important to meet your neighbors in general, to say hi to them, to shop local with them. ♪ >> some neighbors enjoyed music at this night out gathering on telegraph avenue, and here on bay place near lake merritt, where hundreds turned out. >> it's something to make us learn that we can trust each other. and get along and have fun as well. >> oakland police officers made the rounds where they did a lot of listening, building bridges with the community. the biggest requests we heard, be more visible on the streets. >> i think the community has changed quit

it's without benefit to the neighbor at large or local business. it does not have merit but is being created and championed by the same unqualified neighborhood activists who created the mess that is octavia boulevard in hate street. the neighbor way is sold as an unquestionable part of the market. in reality, the m.t.a., the city and valley needs to have there are dangerous problems created in flood decisions made in regard to this over all plan. to re-evaluate the plan as it relates to traffic flow and properly fix the mess that was created. the page street neighbor way will do nothing but make the bottleneck on octavia street and the surrounding streets worse. it will make the neighborhood more dangerous by pushing traffic off of page street and into the surrounding areas. this will create more gridlock and confusion. i stood here before the m.t.a. board about six years ago and >> like last night, the sign states that the one california would arrive at vanness and sacramento street in 28 minutes. it arrived about ten minutes later, to my relief.

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requesters and neighbor who's had submitted letters. the department -- [inaudible] >> -- and presents no exceptional or extraordinary circumstances. i'm available for questions. thank you. medical melg we wi . >> vice president melgar: we will now hear from the d.r. requester. five minutes -- >> clerk: three minutes. [inaudible] >> clerk: well, let's fix that. >> good evening, commissioners. my name's kristina mcnair, and my sister and i are owners are property across from the project. our family legacy has been tied to the marina since the early 1920's. our d.r. request represents the out pouring of community from the marina community opposed to the 1503 project and since our last d.r. hearing, we received an additional over 34 additional signatures, including the san francisco tenants union. our concerns include loss of our thinks toric community character, loss of vital housing stock, concern over deep pockets, forever changing a community for their own benefits. shortly after our last d.r. hearing, on several occasions, i attempted

that fire then spread to the home and to the neighbor's house. one home was destroyed, the other home damaged. this happened around 7:30 this evening. >> i went out of my house, i was watching tv. all of a sudden i heard boom, and there's flames pretty high. there was smoke, like, the whole way everywhere. >> 18 people in both of those homes lived there out of a house tonight, but they're being taken care of by the local red cross. no one was hurt and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> in the east bay a park was evacuated after reports of gunfire. this happened around 2:00 this afternoon at gearrin regional park in hayward. sky ranger was ot into an argument and one started shooting a gun into the air. two of those three people were arrested for weapon and drug violations. >>> the worldan man festival begins sunday. you can feel the burn on the peninsula. the arts and music festival is 300 miles awayth from the san carlos airport. that means noise on the peninsula is about to increase temporarily. jean elle joins us from the san ca

and my neighbor on the south, mr. lewis, his house has a horizontal addition that touches the side lot line shared with me. i am merely mirroring his house in the rear, not longer, not taller, the same. on the third floor in consideration of the shadows to the neighbors, we are ready, have a setback, so flush with the neighbor on the north. in regard to the light issue, we are sharing a very large 17 foot by nine foot light well with a neighbor on the south, mr. marquee lewis, so extremely large opening for light to enter. the north we have no issue. so in regards to noise level, i understand mr. lewis had concerns about construction noise. but it's inevitable, work hours and i'm sorry mr. lewis, but there is construction all over the city now anyways. so, that's all i have. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you very much. any public comment in support of the project? >> hello, commissioners, scott feeney. i'm here to read a letter from friends from west side is the best side, me reading the letter. dear planning

neighbors hasn't seen their neighbor for several weeks. they were worried about him. the man's body was found in a fish tank inside this home about two weeks ago and that the body was found without a head or hands. sit one of the oldest homes. the man was a central but beloved fixture in the neighborhood. >> all the decorative work you see on the street, bryan did. that is how i got to know him. he lived here since the 70s. he would always say hi. he frequently let friends and neighbors say in his backyard. >> he would go for meals and stuff, and there, he would meet people, and then he would bring people back #u ask and let them sleep in the garden. >> reporter: people stopped seeing their neighbor outside but they noticed people still living on his property. neighbors called the police and reported bryan egg missing. >> after police made the first visit, some people in one of these buildings over here noticed a lot of stuff going on in the back garden. they were painting the door and also some bizarre stuff, so then the police showed up with the dogs and the white s

fleet as the economic chaos grows and the government in caracas is launching a new currency in neighboring countries are securing their borders telling that it's where he lives to stay home also coming up pope francis asked for forgiveness in the child abuse scandals promising that no effort will be spared to prevent it in the future however no hint of helping serve justice in the present and tearful reunions for north and south koreans families in bracing loved ones that they haven't seen in decades many thought that this day would never come. off it it's good to have you with us we begin tonight in venezuela a country that is in the grips of an economic meltdown and neighboring countries are moving swiftly to block any contagion ecuador peru and brazil tightening border controls tonight telling that it's way to go back home venezuela's president nicolas maduro has launched a new currency trying to restore confidence five years. zeros have been knocked off the beleaguered wall of our currency as hyper inflation heads for one million percent now what is this doing to the money that people

but neighbors say there's nothing to see.vicky says her neighbors miguel and luvia sell drugs.miguelad police called to their home.. seemingly constantly.luvia roman/resident:"they didn't find anything. whoever wants to welcome in my home." neighbors say they're afraid for their lives. can impd get involved?they're told not until someone breaks the law. some neighbors fear --it could be a tragedy when that happens. (grant) the angry woman says police warned her that she's called 9-1-1 so many times, she may be charged with abusing emergency services. (vicki) there are new details in the case of a mystery woman in a viral video captured in a texas neighborhood. we first brought you this story earlier this week when a camera picked up the half-naked woman ringing a doorbell in the middle of the night, but nobody knew who she was. turns out, she lives right down the street. a woman who lives across the street from the house says the couple must have recently moved in because their home was vacant for most of the summer. officers say the woman in the video was a domestic violence victim

they were neighbors living large in a salt lake city loft building. a sophisticated group who enjoyed mixing business with pleasure. then there was a member and members of the tight-knit community discovered they'd been pawns in a kplicomplicates web lies, but did those lies lead to gunfire or did investigators need to be looking in another direction? here's keith morrison. >> 7:00 a.m. november 15th, 2007. dawn in salt liake city, utah. he pulled into the restaurant parking lot, turned off his engine. sky beginning to brighten, sun not quite up. and then there they were. the voices. the terror. the nightmare beginning. >> immediately ducked down in my car after the first shot was fired. i laid there thinking, okay, this is how it's going to end for me. >> you're going to be dead. >> yep. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> somebody just shot a man, laying dead in front of the village inn. sk >> it stands in stark contrast to the rest of salt lake city. this old chocolate factory. this grand stage for our story. it was converted to loft apartments in t

on neighbor's foundation. all of that is going to have to be addressed. you're right. it's definitely part of the violation, and it needs to be addressed, and they're probably in the process of doing that with the filing permit, geoeffect will permit so it's currently on hold. >> thank you. >> yep. >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department. don't have a lot of additional information on the enforcement case. we did receive one back in april. i think it was the referral from the department of building inspection. the building is a known historic resource and think the complaint alleges that excessive amounts of the building were removed and reconstructed, which i'd say is particularly disappointing in this case, because the contractor was involved in the case that we had on 950 lombard street, which resulted in a supplement with the city of $450,000 for illegal demolition work, so our staff will be investigating the work here and will be working with the city attorney's office as appropriate and determini

many of my neighbors ride bikes. we are suggesting better, safer spots on san jose avenue next to a dedicated bike lane. one is a half block from the present location on randall suggested location. several of us walk the pedestrian path next to the bike lane on san jose avenue, and we pick two locations that don't impede pedestrians or endanger children or bikers. we recommend that you authorize someone from m.t.a. to walk san jose avenue and check the feasibility of these two spots. these locations would also be available to people getting off the j church, living in the upper mission and bernal heights or st. mary's quake. the bikes would get more use at these spots than they would at arlington and miguel and at the richland bridge, and they would be much safer than on fair month street next to the -- fairmont street next to the school. >> thank you. thank you miss flannery. we'll see that we get those. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, everyone. been interesting listening to the meeting toda

we supported that at the request of our neighbors. said that was ok. and at the last minute, the subsequently rescheduled hearing was canceled by our neighbors. to be honest, it's -- this has been a terrible experience for us. financially it has been exceptionally costly to deal with all of these thing and all the preparation. this is all new to us so we have to hire people for that. and logistically it is difficults for -- i work in the peninsula and commute. my wife takes care of our children as well as works. so, baby sitting, things that come up. and then financially it has been exceptionally painful as you can imagine. today, and maybe i should just revisit, that as the n.o.v. went through and we were trying to get it abated, what also became clear is that both the arguments came in with the n.o.v. is that this really was one more project. the v.a. and the planner agreed and so we have been operating since that n.o.v. was put in place as this is one project under guidance. and we have the latest notes from jeff horn to our neighbors and i'm happy

why neighbors called the police on her. -- a scary moment for some people enjoying a drink at the bar when fireworks came shooting at them... we'll hear from the victims coming up.. (ken) you wouldn't think a little girl selling cookies would be a controversial thing -- but in one iowa neighborhood ... it is. police in cedar falls, iowa say they've received three different calls to police in the span of five days. all because of a ten-year-old selling water and homemade cookies. mike dasilva has the story. (savannah watters/selling girl scout cookies) it was going really well this summer ten year old savannah waters was selling cookies like hotcakes. until neighbors called the cops because they didn't like the traffic. one of those neighbors tells me off camera that she called police because she was worried about the traffic flow on the street and she was just trying to protect the safety of the children in the neighborhood including her own after her daughter was almost hit by a cookie customers car (chief jeff olson/cedar

a neighbor and familiar face to kay, the victim.got edmunds thinking. >> i thought, you know, if she came home and surprised this burglar and she knew who this burglar was, he couldn't let her get away. >> reporter: you can almost see that little movie play out, the motivation, what happened. >> exactly, exactly. so we started looking at michael pretty hard. >> reporter: michael told them he'd gotten there around 8;30 that morning only to find his house had been burglarized and he'd promptly called his mom. but he hadn't called the police, which seemed a bit strange to investigators. what's more -- >> there was no forced entry to that residence. >> reporter: there wasn't? >> there was no forced entry. >> reporter: that was odd too, and they were about to learn a lot more about michael. he was becky's oldest son. he and his brother chris were from a prior marriage. and michael came with a history of trouble, mostly drugs. so, that's gotta make your nose twitch a little bit. >> most definitely. he's on the scene when we get there. he'

s line from berlin clamp down on venezuela neighboring nations russia to close their borders to lead migrants as the flood of venezuelans the steeping economic chaos grows the government at home launches a new currency in the hope of restoring some stability also coming up tearful reunions for north and south koreans rejoining loved ones they haven't seen in decades many thought this day would never come closer to an economic milestone for greece after almost a decade of debt crisis the country's bailouts and athens will now be able to borrow money on financial markets for the first time in eight years but the road to full recovery is still a long one. thank you so much for joining us everyone well we begin our broadcast in venezuela a country that is in the grip of an economic meltdown and just as life has become even more difficult but as well as neighbors are rushing to close their borders to venezuelans fleeing chaos in their home country and the latest effort to try and bring some stability and as well as present the cost model has launched a new currency to calm. but hyperinfla

too we can help our neighbors that's a good thing that. the u.s. mexico and canada do more than a trillion dollars in trade between them annually so all three countries are hoping to finalize a deal let's get the latest from a financial correspondent in a new york yen school to joins us a year ends the news of an initial deal between the u.s. and mexico what might it look like and what investors make of it. what we know so far is that specially when it comes to the car industry more cars than cars are supposed to be manufactured in the united states and what we also know was that this deal is supposed to get reviewed in about six years or every six years other than that we're still a bit short on details as us president. said the new name is so much more elegant than those were the rods from u.s. president donald trump so for now it's mostly a real branding if actually so much will change in comparison to what we've seen was enough to so far remains to be seen the market at least reacted very positively than ethnic composition to reach acr

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. >>> a spike in crime has neighbors on edge in an upscale area of san jose. since last thursday willow glen has been seeing a wave of auto theft, carjackings, home invasions and burglaries. police are trying to figure out if the various crimes are related. kpix5's kiet do on some of the more brazen incidents in the past few days. >> reporter: the answer to that is yes and no. so last week san jose put the squash on a crime spree. on thursday they arrested four people wanted in connection with a series of crimes here in willow glen. that was thursday, but in the days since then there have been a series of seemingly related similar crimes that has neighbors asking is there a second crime spree? brent purse who went biking by his neighbor's house just before 7:00 this morning when he saw a young man running towards the house putting on a ski mask. >> i saw someone get out of the car, pull on a mask, put on their hoodie and start running at my neighbor's house and that's when i acted and i just said hey! asked him to stop. he turned around and got back in his veh

san jose is trying to calm fears after neighbors complain about a wave of crimes. new 11:00 tonight, smith is live in san jose with more on the problem, and what the chief had to say. >> reporter: the police chief acknowledged their angst. he is frustrated too, and tonight, he told us he is rolling out several new strategies to help combat crime. >> thieves break the back door window. >> reporter: for the second time, a rghas broken into gunter's restaurant, surveillance footage captures him rummaging through cabinets. in the cash register early monday morning, camera in tow. >> scared and angry, it's also become a commonplace thing around here for crime to happen. >> this break-in is the latest in a string of crimes in willow glen. earlier this month, ktvu reported on a home invasion, a car stolen right from the driveway , and an assault. tonight residents say they are under attack and fed up. >> the neighbor has gotten nicer and more upscale, quality of life has gone down for us. >> i completely understand where everybody is coming from. you have these concerns a

it's a symbiotic kind of relationship that we have with our neighbors. we want to keep it that way. >> but things have changed a great deal. >> reporter: rosemary wattam has lived at her home 200 yards away from los altos high the past 38 years. she's had to deal with students speeding and parking in her neighborhood, but she said living with the sound from the p.a. has been a nightmare. >> it started getting oppressive. it was no longer pleasant background noise. it was noxious noise. >> reporter: so last week's meeting of the first one in a year's long process. we are very early in the process right now. the next step is to form a task force, get members from the community to try to find some middle ground in all this as they try to decide whether or not they're going to bring stadium lights here to the two high schools. in mountain view, kiet do, kpix5. >>> a san bruno neighborhood is happy to hear a new park is coming to their block, but they're puzzled, even angry over one part of the city's redevelopment plan. kpix5's john ramos explains. >> report

longtime neighbors say that brian egg had been known to associated with transients. >> he would go to saint anthony's for free meals and stuff. there, he would meet people, and then bring people back and let them sleep in the garden. >> reporter: police say that egg's brother and sister both call them with concerns. at this time, we are waiting results of the autopsy, trying to confirm the identity of the torso found in the home, trying to find out who that was, how long they've been dead and how they die. a lot of mysteries here in san francisco. for now, we are live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >> to be clear, lance silva, the guy in jail is on another charge, not specifically related to this case. >> right. he is in alameda county on unrelated charges. as i understand, it was a parole violation. but remember, this case is still under investigation by san francisco police who are awaiting the results of the autopsy. it could be hard to charge a homicide if you don't know conclusively th