there is a roof deck and stair, which was noted in the 2014 violation. there is a connection-if i can show photographs maybe it will help understand better. if i can have the overhead, please. so, this is the picture of the front of the building at clayton street. the residential portion of the property. the property extends back to ashbury street and have a garage in the rear of the property. so, this photo here would show you a stair walkway leading from the rear the front building to the back garage so look ing at the bake wall of the garage. it is nice property. there would have needed to be a connection between the frunth and rear property because of the elevation so there are a series oof walk ways and deck stairs that go across from his property-i'll put up another picture here and let you see. again, just the doorway leading from the residential at the back. the reason i'm doing this is give you hopefully a better understanding of what we are dealing with. in this picture you have a stairway that goes from a lower area up to the main area at the

>> well be the square footage of that stair. >> so. >> the square footage the stairs with pivoting. >no a new stair that is shown in the plans. >> but a replacement stair. >> no, it is being relocated not a replacement stair. >> sorry no talking. >> according to the appellant would like to step up and clarify the permit holder would like to step forward and it will be a mirror. >> not a replacement stair once you take them out. >> in terms of what they're proposing an, an alternative it is essentially a reminded stair but original variance drawings shows a completely different stair in a new location. >> that's my understanding going back to the drawing the rear wall will move out towards the rear property line the dimension up here is probably 8 to 10 feet closer to the south side property line as is appellant noted on the current proposal a firewall their relocating the design so the stairs will no longer be there to the south side property line and 3 feet out further to the rear end of the line of the existing deck and the stairs will be rebuilt with a required firewall bringing th

my home office faces those stairs. work there 8-10 hours a day every single day for the last five years. i consider myself an expert on the visitors of those stairs. they, and they take so please all day all night. they stop, they sit in the middle landing they enjoyed the fabric -fabulous abuse. they bring lunches. they have snacks they hang out. it's a social experience. a large portion of the city view we blocked by this project from the middle landing with the people actually sit all day. half of the downtown skyline will be obscured. due to the vertical extension of this project. if the staircase is treasured by the neighbors and meet regularly to maintain the gardens. we have put in hundreds of hours of work, not for our own personal gain, but for the enjoyment of every resident and visitor. it adds value to the entire neighborhood and the city not just a single individual. it is so highly valued, that we have a project in works to beautify the space further with mosaic tiling similar to the 16th ave. stairway. t

it's the stairs.o with that i like you to reconsider the project and remove that additional story to the benefit of all. thank you. >>> thanks. project sponsor, you have 2 min. >> so, the view study that we sent to the planning department after they asked us actually show the location that we were selecting the views from pure this is now what i'm showing you. we purposely chose the worst location so that concisely to demonstrate the impact would be insignificant to none. what i would like to point out here is someone behind me was right next to the stairs. this is higher than the stairs i believe, under the pretense of protecting the views of the stairs, these are views that here we are dying to protect. the square box that they showed earlier was clearly a false representation from a photo taken up close and i think has nothing to do with the massing that will be added by our design. again, we are flanked by much larger properties and if any views are obstructed from the stairs they already are comp

it's the stairs.o with that i like you to reconsider the project and remove that additional story to the benefit of all. thank you. >>> thanks. project sponsor, you have 2 min. >> so, the view study that we sent to the planning department after they asked us actually show the location that we were selecting the views from pure this is now what i'm showing you. we purposely chose the worst location so that concisely to demonstrate the impact would be insignificant to none. what i would like to point out here is someone behind me was right next to the stairs. this is higher than the stairs i believe, under the pretense of protecting the views of the stairs, these are views that here we are dying to protect. the square box that they showed earlier was clearly a false representation from a photo taken up close and i think has nothing to do with the massing that will be added by our design. again, we are flanked by much larger properties and if any views are obstructed from the stairs they already are comp

were built i seen the photos but those stairs were built the original stairs were destroyed withoutermit and then new stairs were built at the arresting try will of the property owner and yes. >> okay. so let's do it a before a for forgiveness later. >> that's right. >> i was thinking of a case we had somebody the the same thing we found that that wasn't right. >> that's right. >> i believe we made them kind of tear things down and put it all back together. >> it depends on in cases those guys i would say they did something they'll get a permit for easily made to change in attire design and obviously the neighbors are not happy but from a, point of view something that would is have been approvable we prefer people to come down and get a set of plans and some people move ahead another speed an exterior deck like this it is not as hard to inspect as you can seem like it some work i have concerns and take that up with the engineer and the foundation who inspected that i thought about the wall framing we remain undercover to do testing to make sure that work was in accordance with the p

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metal stairs and do my job. the question is, donald trump, how would professionally have handled the situation? >> i have to tell you, if that was me, i'd say,un" what, folks? i respect you a lot. let's close the doors and get out of here." that's disrespect. >> trevor: that's what i like about crump. he says it like it is. clearly it is ( bleep ). because he's saying as president, he would walk away from a major economic summit because of a carpet? you realize obama sealed a climate change deal with china at the g-20. donald trump wouldn't have even left the plane? that's like calling off your own wedding because the flower girl threw the petals wrong. "you can't just throw them anywhere. you can't throw them anywhere. i'm not doing it. i'm not doing it. it's done. it's over. it's done." ( cheers and applause ) i must say, though, i must say, there is something appealing, i understand, people who go, like, "i want a president, who when he deals with foreign leaders, doesn't pull any punches." there is something

when i started to think about someone falling down the stairs, i thought, well, that's those stairs are pretty steep and slippery and wooden. >> but as amy beth thought about a slip and fall. blood not just where elizabeth lay but high up along the staircase walls, too. >> if you fell down the stairs, why's there blood sputtered up the wall? it didn't make any sense to me. >> and she said, there were household details out of order. like the table that liz set out every night with the girls' breakfast plates. it was bare. the snow boots she routinely her feet. >> liz never wore her boots in the house. she always took her boots off. and that was another clue to me that something was wrong. it's obvious that she was either running from someone or trying to escape. >> had elizabeth been attacked the night before? had her death not been by natural causes? amy beth thought a full-fledged investigation would ensue. but as she tells it, michael peterson spoke to the that elizabeth had been complaining in recent days of severe headaches, and she had a hereditary bleeding disorder. perhaps she ha

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are two sets of stairs, let's get those stairs on there. >> there is only one set, then they are covered, we need to look into that. >> that is just a matter of how much time the planning would need. >> yes, as much time as you can. >> do you have an estimate. >> i think that we are limited, aren't we? the city attorney by how we can, and i think that it is. >> and i blelieve that the longest that you can give is 18 months. >> okay. >> that is sufficient. i think. if we did a 6 month? we see this all of the time, and also in this particular case, the 2015, is kind of addressed in that. >> to my knowledge, because there has been conversations. >> that is what we are going to verify. and so i think that it is important that the public understand that we get this all of the time. what senior important to me, if the likes of me with an experienced builder, >> the standard has been around. >> i would not ask them to be building stairs for me. but to the point, they are an extremely, and i would use them myself, they are a credible company. >> i don't want to buy me means here, but that said,

climbed on a daily basis younger so ditch the elevator and take the stairs to keep your brain young what you think about that well we don't have enough stairs to me to worry about it but you know okay we work upstairs were on the second floor i me going upstairs to the third okay i don't i had a responded that were stairs in a parking garage to get up okay it's okay we'll will pass okay i think he's on my side it's almost that time of the year were not talking about the holidays were talking about people magazine sexiest men of their own never be the sexiest man of the knowing that their stairs and then taking the stairs so and friday finally ahead in a way you sooner talk i did know we have a long conversation about stairs but okay you can tell it's regulators great out there for anything to do in your bedroom and stamper celebrating on the weekend is as a prey to start at 10:00 o'clock on saturday megan will be there jeremy how along with some other fox 31 folks we hope to see you there as well but it will be gorgeou little bit chilly but right now warming up nicely 54 degrees in

liz fell down the stairs and died. i just totally went numb. >> margaret could not t lieve it. >> i mean, my sister. he's saying she died. she's young. she's got two beautiful little children, babies really. i mean, of course, i had a thousand questions afterwards. >> but any questions regarding foul play in elizabeth ratliff's death were laid to rest by the results of an autopsy performed at a u.s. army hospital in germany. elizabeth died, the examiner said, from a brain hemorrhage, natural causes. her body was flown to texas for burial beside her husband. at the funeral sister margaret anxious for further details wasn't going to hear anything more from michael peterson. >> michael was very aloof and very strange. >> did he speak? >>o. he didn't really say a lot at all. he never talked about the -- what hapapned to liz. >> liz's will had designated the petersons and not her family as the girls' legal guardians. you didn't think that's strange? who are these people? >> well, actually, you know, i can understand how tha

the stair would have to ship to get why is that stair so wide there?>> is not very wide. it's only about three-foot four on either side. it's not generous in any particular way >> can you show can you bring up a .2 .2? >> can i? i don't have it here. i don't have the plans with me. [inaudible] >> that's a lot of width of stair. i get it to design him and >> no. it has to do with the stairs at the property line. then when we get up you have pushed back on the roof. we have pushed back 3 feet from the property line. but the skylight is there and the code does require a solid parapet at the skylight. >> [inaudible] >> this, portion that comes above the roof is already setback 3 feet from the property line. >> not at the top floor just at the roof level. >> right. it's hard to explain. the stair is up against the wall on the first floor to the second floor. i get to the third floor because we had to setback 3 feet, i know can continue up worthy running into the roof so i flipped the stair to the other side so it comes up so that were 3 feet away. so in tha

stairs don't come and to his national security advisor.'s call the tower and we would like to depart. you play chicken and they show up with the stairs or the president leaves. and then the chinese can explain why the president of the united states was not given enough dignity. the reason this is important is because that picture of obama coming out the backside of the plane went viral over asia. it is called having face. you don't want to look embarrassed. obama was humiliated and they say we the chinese are the new rising world power. the president of the united states, the united states is a declining world power. we can force him off the back of the plane. we don't accord him the proper dignity as we do the rest of the g20 summit. >> i heard you don't go anywhere without a red carpet. >> it is hard not to agree with what they were saying. you look meager. you are losing your power as one of the most powerful men in the world. he should have stayed on that plane and not gotten off even if there are snakes. >> on obama said they were pla

we keep going up the stairs. once we got to the second floor, all the guys except the first guy separated. >> there were women and children on that floor. so, as the men got up to the landing on the second floor, they would have peeled off down hallways and cleared room by room. and then, of course, there's a staircase leading up to the third floor. >> i was about seven guys back. and then they're clearing all the rooms. and the first guy is looking up the stairs, and he had taken a shot up the stairs already before i got there. the five or six guys in front of me all split off to the right and left to clear the rooms, and then i stayed as the number-two man because i was the last guy in the train, and i knew that he needed a two-man with him. so, i stayed with him, and my job was to wait to make sure we had enough people to go up the stairs, because there was stuff going on, and i wanted at least two more. i wanted four guys to go in that next room up the stairs. he started to talk a little bit, saying something

you find somebody at the bottom of the stairs. hmm, i guess they fell down the stairs. >> he said he never would have hurt kathleen. >> i didn't do anything. and i guess basically still in my heart in my -- i'd like to believe kathleen fell down the stairs. but nobody buys that one. >> his words were, but nobody buys that one. >> wrongfully accused, wrongfully convicted. >> absolutely. wrongfully accused. wrongfully convicted. and he's going to find a way out of this. front gates. the coffin seemed more likely. but then, life can take some sange twists. a w thho th peterdi of ss what? es oer >> weeed acatn so b absolutely. honey,an you my t it weatr's supp to bebeautil is w, to do thinkwe shoget a at? neethbig i t sun lready.me t.let's gommin yeahcannba! thathe goostuff. sonomalection. see me see me. don'e at see me. e me. e meow that psoriasis just sointhat i hav not contus seme to tha...i stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, differkind of f me aq pri ovo help the lear almostar ski 8 t of 10 ople saw learan at 3 . wht

shane's stairs hardly gave a squeak when tested. (sot: shane niccum, shane niccum stairs company) "it doesn't squeak at all. i'd be worried if it did." whole step... half or quarter... uncle bob's family trick still plays pretty well. the tune he passed down remains it's . we're back with our second half hour o onews 4 today after t t break. first though.. here's a look at some of the events on the good morning and welcome back. we've got a lot headed your way in this half hour of news 4 working on... tonight president barack obama will deliver his final state of the union address. the white house says the m msage will be upbeat. the focus will likely be to generate support for issues like fighting climate change, tightening gun control and immigration reform. more from washington in just a minute. also... the 2016 legislative session got underway in des moines. now that lawmakers are back to work, what's on the agenda for them this year? ktiv's matt breen is in the state's capital with more. and we'll meet the sioux city man who wa

and the stairs. standard roofing. >> with the stairs to get up to the roof. those are the picture that we just passed. >> i have possibly pictures. >> okay. >> so this is just one of the letters to us from our architect. advising us in 2007, and we have submitted the documents for the permit and we have all been working on for the planning department and contacting the building and planning department and clearing up what has actually been permitted. we will let you know what the planning and building testament say. to the best of our knowledge or architect and contractor were working to get whatever was that we needed to have done. you can pass this around, too. >> let me just spell out this a little bit. so our architect, i mean at the time, i had no clue what was going on. but our architect, identified that these were not squeaky clean, that it expand the scope of work, it did not say, and so our architect went in and talked to planning, and talked to dbi. and they told them and they had a discussion with them. and they were assured at that time, by dbi, t

of the stairs. over to the stairs and i started from the very bottom and i worked my way up to see what you could see and on the lower most levels you go if you stairs and there is a landing not too far up. you can't see anything on the bottom. on a first level all you can see his cathedral hill because the buildings at 98-3096 and 3894 other buildings right at the very end of the block next to sanchez block you out for seeing anything out to the east so that means you're not seeing anything from there. then you g into some huge buildings that 3872, 3866, and 3856, block out anything you're going to see to the east and again you don't see too much. you can see a little bit over them and begin to see the skyline of san francisco. then when you get up at the very top you do see the skyline. you see the downtown area but your view only goes as far as 181 freemont which is one of the two high-rises starting to climb to the sky. anything southeast of that is blocked off by 3876 and 3878, which are very l

otherwise above it. >> do you think they can put stairs back there easily. >> this is where the stairs come out here so they have the return there the return air but, yeah i mean, i was a little bit surprised they especially\choose to take more space out of the master bathroom, and closest area but you know they said they've spent $10,000 on the cabinets that went under the stairs not preliminary that's why they didn't want to keep it for our purposes as long as the stairs are not there and no way to assess the roof that would be compliant a surprise to me they didn't more - want to use that says that a bit more. >> but anyway, that's the choice they've made and certainly in terms of we required that roof assess to be removed and do it in the most cost effective way but the elevations don't show in any extension anything above the curve so the plans approved will be a flat cap on it so that should be clear and i'm glad we can clear that up this evening i did notice on the specs for the air conditioning units the carrier 200 and 50 foot length on the run so there are different variables

of the stairs. over to the stairs and i started from the very bottom and i worked my way up to see what you could see and on the lower most levels you go if you stairs and there is a landing not too far up. you can't see anything on the bottom. on a first level all you can see his cathedral hill because the buildings at 98-3096 and 3894 other buildings right at the very end of the block next to sanchez block you out for seeing anything out to the east so that means you're not seeing anything from there. then you get to the middle and you run into some huge buildings that 3872, 3866, and 3856, block out anything you're going to see to the east and again you don't see too much. you can see a little bit over them and begin to see the skyline of san francisco. then when you get up at the very top you do see the skyline. you see the downtown area but your view only goes as far as 181 freemont which is one of the two high-rises starting to climb to the sky. anything southeast of that is blocked off by 387

>> well be the square footage of that stair. >> so. >> the square footage the stairs with pivoting. >no a new stair that is shown in the plans. >> but a replacement stair. >> no, it is being relocated not a replacement stair. >> sorry no talking. >> according to the appellant would like to step up and clarify the permit holder would like to step forward and it will be a mirror. >> not a replacement stair once you take them out. >> in terms of what they're proposing an, an alternative it is essentially a reminded stair but original variance drawings shows a completely different stair in a new location. >> that's my understanding going back to the drawing the rear wall will move out towards the rear property line the dimension up here is probably 8 to 10 feet closer to the south side property line as is appellant noted on the current proposal a firewall their relocating the design so the stairs will no longer be there to the south side property line and 3 feet out further to the rear end of the line of the existing deck and the stairs will be rebuilt with a required firewall bringing th

of the stairs. over to the stairs and i started from the very bottom and i worked my way up to see what you could see and on the lower most levels you go if you stairs and there is a landing not too far up. you can't see anything on the bottom. on a first level all you can see his cathedral hill because the buildings at 98-3096 and 3894 other buildings right at the very end of the block next to sanchez block you out for seeing anything out to the east so that means you're not seeing anything from there. then you get to the middle and you run into some huge buildings that 3872, 3866, and 3856, block out anything you're going to see to the eastgain you don't see too much. you can see a little bit over them and begin to see the skyline of san francisco. then when you get up at the very top you do see the skyline. you see the downtown area but your view only goes as far as 181 freemont which is one of the two high-rises starting to climb to the sky. anything southeast of that is blocked off by 3876 and

i just feel safe with stairs. i don't run up stairs fast. as you can see, i feel like i could trip. you know, like if i had a tantrum, i could just stomp the stairs, and my mom and dad would be, "oh, she's annoyed." you know. do you know what i mean? so, like, stairs just come in handy. ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> stephen: i gotta get some stairs. we've got to get some more stairs around here. now, i understand that you have-- you've got a squad, right? >> a squad, yes. >> stephen: you have a squad. >> i didn't know what that means, and then i'm friends with matty ziegler. >> stephen: wow, wow. >> i know. that was a big change in my life. and then-- clearly it states it's my card. >> stephen: i understand there's a test you can give to be in your squad. and i was wondering whether i could take the test to see whether i could make the cut to be in the squad. >> but can you? >> stephen: i don't know. >> can you do it? >> stephen: i don't know. is there a name for your squad? is there a special name? >> no, me and maddie are taking casting now. >> stephen: i'd like to apply. stephen

can't get up the stairs. >> no! you have no place to escape. you're on one level. ( laughter ) >> stephen: but you can go out window because the house with the stairs, you go up to the second floor, the creature's got you trapped on the second floor. >> no! just no! i just feel safe with stairs. i don't run up stairs fast. as you can see, i feel like i could trip. but don't-- i like stairs being tantrum, i could just stomp the stairs, and my mom and dad would be, "oh, she's annoyed." you know. do you know what i mean? so, like, stairs just come in handy. ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> stephen: i gotta get some stairs. we've got to get some more stairs around here. now, i understand that you have-- you've got a squad, right? >> a squad, yes. >> stephen: you have a squad. >> i didn't know what that means, and then matty ziegler. >> stephen: wow, wow. >> i know. that was a big change in my life. and then-- clearly it states it's my card. >> stephen: i understand there's a test you can give to be in your squad. and i was

how he made it down 78 flights of stairs... with his guide dog. and....your next ride through why they are giving some drivers the wrong impression more than 2,000 people died at attacks. many others were able to escape. michael hingson was in the first tower when it was hit. he had to make it down 78 floors inside a crowded stairwell. and he did it with his guidedog! julia sims has his story. when the first plane hit the tower, michael hingson and hundreds of others crowded into stairwells trying to reach safety. 15:11:21 we were not told as we were going down the stairs what was going on 15:11:51 we smelled jet fumes on the stairs hingson, who has been blind since birth- couldn't see a thing. his guidedog roselle though could. 15:02:25 we worked as a team to get out. she would stop at the top of every flight of stairs and i could tell her to go forward a new guidedog is by his side now. roselle died in 2011,but hingson still travels around the country story. 15:14:34 sometimes being a hero is just doing your job which is what the dogs do as hing

they're climbing 2076 stairs, representing a stair in each of this is the third annual memorial stair climb. rotc members said this is not only a way to honor those lives lost but those who fought the global war on terror and fought to save lives on september 11. many of us that are old enough can remember exactly where we were on september 11, 2001. some of the rotc members said they are way too young to remember, actually, events. while they were climbing, each of these more than 2,000 stairs within the stadium -- they're hoping to reflect and remember what it took to fight throughout on september 11. they have been climbing for a half hour and is tough. remember those lost. lauren haviland, cbs north carolina. >>> north korea said it conducted a higher level nuclear warhead test. it was first detected in south korea as an earthquake. president obama was briefed on the situation. officials were quick the test. >>> a ninth grader was shot in the head and alert when she was taken to the hospital. police are not saying anything else so far. >>> on thursday, a student kills a classmate

they're coming up these stairs.re already being inspected as they walk up the stairs. they might be limping because of a bad foot. maybe they stubbed their toe. they might be carrying that big baggage and holding their chest and having trouble breathing. they may be very happy to be here and singing a song from the old country and looking wonderfully ecstatic. all three of those conditions would be observed by inspectors who would be at the top of the stairs and they would be watching. as you got to the top of the stairs here, those inspectors would come up to you with one of their tools of the trade, piece of chalk, and they're going to mark your coat up with initials that signify exactly what they feel may be the condition you have. the stubd toe gets an l for lameness. the person holding their chest might have a heart problem, h. the person who's so ecstatic to be here that they're singing and dancing, we feel they may have a mental condition that needs to be checked, so they have an x on their coat. migrants did