and finally another detail the shipley facade again, we feel the high quality of the metals and balconies screens. thank you. >> okay opening it open this up for public comment please line up on the screen side of the room (calling names). >> good afternoon, commissioners hi, i'm rob pool i'm speaking on behalf of off one hundred and thirty members commissioner president wu to speaking speak here today. true mark printed 24 project to us almost a year ago and our committee way enthusiastic about the project we think it is going to be a great addition it's a challenging site because of the zoning but the project team has addressed the challenge we love to activate the public realm which the experience was in an unutilized space true mark has great projects and i think you know that goes that's the same case for this project we love the work and have partnership with the opted players and think it's a great project and hope you approve without delay. thank you >> hello, again joel electrical workers union 6 we're standing here to voice our strong support for this project i can recall will e

larger elements that help to break the facade and the scale of the building it contains a juliette balcony they provide the residents with the access to in door to audit and more appropriate than popping balconies out on fulsome street those elements are picked out in on the accent colors that highlight those colors. at the eastern color you see the architecture quality at the top that breaks the 85 foot zoning line. and it is also subtly accented by the color they provide interests by far but as the residents approach the building they can see the detailed as you get closer. here we see the residential inventories that is accented with a canopy to the left a place holder and the pedestrian experience and the landscape and the bicycle parking. the quality of the materials will be evidence at the pedestrian scale. in this view you see the retail component on fulsome street again activate the street frontage. and then on the shipley street we really tried to break the massing of the project more appropriate to the scale of shipley street by alternatively the colors and using the balconies to

that includes the deeply husz increment plastic the tiled back wall and the colored glass at the balconydge the lower buildings you see the two townhomes we were expressing the vertical with the same material we're using the same pallet but slightly differently. as you go to the other side of the block you'll see the other side of the townhomes and a peak into the moose we have the pops of color. we are also in this we were looking at breaking down the simple form felt end by introducing frame also corner glaze windows to soften the edge if you look at directly 0 above the guy with the green shirt we have a glass pit there we're softening that edge. you can get from the vantage point we wanted to introduce a back element it more organic so people in their townhomes will have something pretty to look at instead of a of a solid wall it has a screen on the outside of it and in the evening it is grazed with a little bit of light it's eloquent and soft. we're taking advantage of the curve to have a curved element you can see the vertical concrete panel and theville even though slices at the c

." >>> a duck on a high balcony lays eggs, but the ducklings were seven stories up. see who moved the family to a new home with a nervous mama watching the whole way. >>> a pedestrian is honked out and watch what he does. why it's what he shouldn't do. >>> "transformers" is a summer blockbuster, a and in one crazy scene -- >> is the local motors rally fighter. >> how a favorite road this car all the way to hollywood. >> i got to do quite a bit of the driving in the film. >>> why gluten free may not be far enough for your barbecue. >> apparently, the only thing people can eat safely is lettuce. >> how the host feels the pain of picky eaters. >> i knew it! >> oh! >>> here in the states, we celebrate the fourth of july, independence day. up north, they celebrate canada day on july 1 st. they rescued ducks. basically, they live seven stories up, a duck flew up, landed on the balcony and laid eyes, 28 days later, they hatched into seven ducklings, but they were then seven stories up, not close to a little pond. >> what was mom thinking? just like the view? >> a smart mom

it's interesting the balconies shift from one side to the other along the facades that allows the idea to create shade and shadow. this is a close-up view of that some of the materials is the perforated the handrails done b with cable rail trying to bring the inspiration of the bay bridge and how to meets the water it's a silvery effect we're trying to effect go the silvery blue with the place. at the top of the building our outdoors common space we've created it because the site is 6 thousand square feet not much room for common space but on the top floor to allow people to have the amazing view the bay and the city. as you see on the left-hand side of the detailed photograph the carve out that allows people to have the distance the other thing we've extended the mechanic wall the skin of the building up thirty feet to hide the mechanic equipment and all the fans and allow for wind protection doss because you're at two-hundred and 40 feet that will be a comfortable area for residents enjoy this is from rhine come north to the transbay district and the financial district as arithmetic

balcony and they fit into the profile of the building that's much more aesthetic than the buildings that stick out and also $8 million in development fees which is a significant contribution and to the question that was raised about i'm not familiar with the studies i do know that the affinity did one with the high percentage with people that are year round residents as high as 75 percent and a lot of those people worked in san francisco and a lot more children than you except this is interesting but it is not anything we need to consider as far as the approval of this project that's a very good one. i would move to approve >> second. and i wanted to make a note about the in lieu fee as the a nuance decision to have it on site i was reminded across the street is the transbay there are one hundred percent affordable or up to 35 percent on site this helps to justify in lieu of the fee of the site. commissioners there's a motion and second. commissioner antonini. commissioner hillis. commissioner johnson arrest commissioner moore arrest commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong. commissio

one specifically the design is well done i love the juliette blanlz that allows everyone to have a balcony they're basically intermittently listed you have your space each unit or many of the units have space space and, you know, you can also have shield from the wind that's occasionally blows in san francisco without being stuck in the middle of the wind and also the roof-decks. a couple of other things they've certainly done a lot of wonderful things because taste eastern neighborhoods this as tier b they're going on site units based on what the previous zoning and what's being allowed to be built there so the tiers are various levels this is in conformity with the 60 percent on site. contributing a million dollars in fees particularly interesting their outreach to $40,000 towards franklin square but more important the ongoing flow from the hoa fund towards the park those are things that are good. and the shadow issue that was brought up by one speaker there is a memoranda prop k that was passed in 1989 applicable here what happens if a park has a total cumulative shadow under 20 percent

the building's stacked and angled balconies create a ripple effect. famed american architect jeannie gang is behind the design known for the aqua skyscraper in chicago which has undulated parking balconies. >>> city car share, zipcar and get around, the public hearing on the project took place this morning. the city hopes by adding more parking spots, more people will participate in car sharing programs which will in turn decrease traffic and parking demands across the city. >>> it seems these days people think they can improve or enhance just about anything with an app. kpix 5's kiet do explains reports on an enhancement on the google glass app. >> i'm taking a picture of a bowl of fruit with my mind! >> reporter: it may seem like something out of a sci-fi movie, but this is real. thanks to a new google glass app, you can take a picture and post it to twitter or facebook using the powers of concentration. no hands, no voice involved. >> feeling very cool right now. >> reporter: the app requires a google glass and an eeg machine. >> that is reading yo

she was found on his apartment balcony.have shot and wounded a young girl inside a car and hurt by flying glass. >> vallejo police are investigating a shooting involving one of their officers who fired at an armed man. they released a picture of gun he was holding. officers chased the man after calls of a hand with a gun on the avenue. >> palo alto police have released there sketch of a groping suspect after an incident at a park near stanford. a woman told police she was sitting on a park bench when a man approached her and asked if they could become "good friends" and kissed her neck the she got away. >> a man faces charges after investigators say exhaust from the truck started a wildfire. officials say that he was tending to an illegal pot grow and the we we truck sparked the fire. it has green to 4,000 acres. right now the fire is only 15 percent contained. >>> german fans celebratedded in san francisco the civic center plaza as their team beat argentina. germany won the world cup. >> they did. >> in brazil, is where th

i can see people's washing hanging out from the balcony's lower down. i can now hear people screaming. let us wait. i can hear f-16 fighter jets overhead. there could be another strike going on. we can see a person hanging out of the top window shouting down to street level from the sixth floor. that is a little bit around the other side of the building from where you just heard and just saw that massive impact going in. what i'm going to do for you, as well, given this is going on right now, i'm going to get our cameraman to move his camera closer to the window. stay with this shot so we can get a better view of what is going on there. i suspect in the next few moments, we may see people evacuating that building. there seems to be an entrance on the other side as well. unclear what israeli air is targeting in that building. we have seen nothing suspect going on there, no signs of rocket launches there. the israeli military have been looking for weapons, dumps to destroy and the homes of hamas fighters and senior officials. that could be their intended

the hood the fire just going out to the balcony and then i heard glass breaking and i realized we are being attacked. you were on the balcony and you survived oh my god i don't know what to do where to hide where they're going to fire from the next time we go to invite us to what used to be his home broken glass litter is the floor. or the windows and we go to these two room apartment have been shattered. i just got up and opened up the window and then it came this also happened on tuesday nine story apartment building on the outskirts of the city of the gods what was that mistake no one can say for sure both sides blame the other for the violence but whoever is responsible the violence is real and fear is spreading lugansk the second largest city in effect and ukraine eighty used to be home to more than four hundred thousand people these days you can see it looks like a ghost town it's not just shops banks and restaurants that have closed their doors . post offices to have shocked so has the local police office a group of men gathers next to a bank in the center they are all workers

witnesses say the gunman shot the woman to death on the balcony of his home with bullet casings in front the house, with the suspect walking over to a car with two people and opened fire. a female need the car was hurt by flying glass and was hospitalized. our reporter is at the scene and will have a live report coming up at 5:30. >> an investigation is underway if vallejo into a police shooting involving a man with a gun, it happened last night and neighbors called 1991 and reported a man was walking back-and-forth holding a gun. the officers chased the man through the neighborhood and when he turned to face them, they shot him. this morning, police released a photo of the gun they claimed the hand was holding and paramedics rushed him to a trauma center. there is no word on his condition. the sheriff rushed over after the crowd was unruly. >> the coast guard is remind people to wear protective gear after two dozen people had to be rescued from the waters off crissy field. the call of involved 25 kite boarders and wind surfers. crews brought everyone to safety. fur planning to go into s

ed jumped up and went to our balcony.he saw a great amount of smoke coming from the back of the ship to read we knew it was a fire. -- back of the ship. we knew it was a fire. the crew had repeated that fire was on greatest ager -- danger at sea. director informed us there was a situation in the engine room. there was confusion among the passengers as to whether to go to the muster stations. several hours later, our worst fears work and -- were confirmed. it was out but we were dead in the water. the giant ship began to left. this caused a great deal of fear among the passengers that it would capsize. it was soon clear carnival cruise lines had no plan in place for such a disaster. they were essentially winging it. conditions aboard the ship decayed quickly. there was no electricity. we had water intermittently. we were informed the sewage system no longer operated. given whilers were backs to use instead of the bags to useio instead of the toilets. all public toilets were quickly filled to the top with human waste. the s

include tactics out of a hollywood movie script, including leaning one suspect over an 18th floor balcony for information. this has led to drug cases being thrown out of the philadelphia courts and now dozens more are pending. live in center city, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >>> in other news, four people suspected of dealing drugs on the main line were in court this morning. only "action news" was there as the suspects waived their right to a trial in a norristown courtroom. a judge will sentence them at a later date. they are accused of pushing marijuana at local schools and colleges. they agreed to testify against their codealers. >>> now, to a scare at jefferson lnshey wereing frtheilneliltodea o d fi viredsnhe wi afonoravf xand tian taao f ila a ahstoyeonnepi cei i nnea ne tmdnity iarh wi pomanipp ofdsplere t iemrs t a wa tei g iay mwhh dvein btf e aeo3aee to 8u n astnnkis. he ad by00d o w tis inplay, the uv index is high. a nice one tomorrow and the return of higher humidity in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. along with a chance of scattered thunderstorms and

, this gorgeous view, offer the balcony., from the first hurricane of the atlantic tropical storm season. his name is arthur, 57-mile per hour winds, and located 170 miles off this coast. and it is expected to stay therefore us, meaning, off shore, but as it continues moving northward, people probably make a direct hit on the outer banks of north carolina, that geography just out so much to the east, they're more culpable than we are, what we are expecting at the new jersey beaches, the delaware beaches, dangerous rip currents, as the storm continues to move, it will be off shore, not expected to make landfall, in our area, meaning, new jersey and delaware, but it will be dangerous, and this is the holiday weekend, the peak of the summertime season, so many people at the beach. we have to go real, real careful. but caitlin, as you know, from meteorologist, the worse after hurricane is the eastern side, or the northeastern quadrant of the storm. that part off shore. but we are still going to be rocking and rolling around here

this girl's mother has just been killed when a shell landed on her fourth floor balcony it was up to the daughter to tell her father. you know. this young man was lucky he was through to the hospital with a gunshot wound and thought unlikely to survive can regain consciousness just minutes before we arrived. yes could use a few here i didn't use the sinful bullshit to get only. a sales pitch or. a subtle call for the wallet to somebody. they still want to use it. or no way out of the hospital we made him dre who just brought his wife here this is where she was sitting you can see one bullet here in the water another stuck somewhere inside the metal part and drays still in shock and can't believe his wife survived the silmarillion i was in the shop and i heard someone scream lay down on the ground but i yelled that my wife was in the car so i looked out of the window and saw that she wasn't there and heard her knocking on the shop door but that's not enough to switch it so that a lot of his just moved with his family from the suburbs of lugansk into the city itself to skate fighting b

and with that, please up to the balcony we have refreshment for everybody let's celebrate. all right. thank

they were trapped on a balcony, sets up a ladder, climbs down. he's a total hero. >> ithe rescue workers are not doing it, it's this guy. >> if he falls, they are there to rescue him. it's a great job. maybe he's in plain clothes, may have experience we don't know about. >> right. >> from one area of china to another. you see this raging river here. this is four men and one woman in that small -- they are stuck in a whirlpool, barely able to keep their heads above the water. it was tense. one of the dudes was swept away from the boat, but maneuvered to the shore and was totally find, but it was tough for rescuers. you saw where they were. they drop down a ladder with a rescuer. what do they do? have people climb up the ladder? tried that. they are tossed all over the place, probably totally worn out if you're one of the people stuck in the water. eventually, it looks like they send down another line, and you see the man here grabbing that line, plucking him out, but that itself -- >> that's a risky move. surprise they didn't send down life jacket

and with that, please up to the balcony we have refreshment for everybody let's celebrate. all right. thank good afterno today is tuesday, july 1, 2014, this is the san francisco community investment & infrastructure commission i'd like to call this meeting to order at one 15. please call roll >> thank you, madam chair the first order. commissioner members please record >> commissioner ellington. commissioner mondejar. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. chairperson johnson. all members of the commission are present. the next order of business is announcements a the next meeting will be held on tuesday july 15th at 1 o'clock at city hall room 416 and announcement of the

the women have planted a healing garden in their back yard and herbs on their balcony. symbols of the new life and hope they found here. >> my hours are from 7:00 to 2:00. >> reporter: denise has found work as an administrative assistant and fresh inspiration for the poetry she writes to help heal her mind. >> i may not want to go on living in the wake of devastation, but the way you love and cherish me lifts my wounded spirit so that i rise every day removed on the constant caresses of your love. >> it is operated by the institute of urban living. if you'd like to learn more, log onto nbcwashington.com to get more information. also find more resources in our special changing minds section. >>> well, it's a summer vacation anyone would wish for. and for one little girl fighting for her life, that wish is coming true. her story next on "news4 this week." uncle craig, what's the deal? oh...you can't record that many shows at once. why? you can't save every single cartoon. why? you know you can't pause the tv here and play it in another room. why? it's time for fios quantu

. >> charlie got himself stuck on the balcony. >> he had a concussion. also had swollen thumbs. the video's older, posted in march. once he was well enough he would be released to the wild. >> he how hani you got? five, six. >> the tongue, chewing on the giant, juicy grapes, juice is squirting out of his mouth and his eyes looking around. so happy. he's so happy. >> looks kind of drunk on the grapes. eye rs glazed over. >> he's tasting, he's trying to get the bouquet. >> we're going to sleep, sometimes we like to hear music, some people want to hear something easy, listening, smooth jazz. alfie, likes to hear his owner's voice. ♪ ♪ when you sleep >> he's like, i'm going to lay down and just let you sing to me. ♪ what a mess we've made >> that's our show, everybody, thanks for joining us. see you for the next edition of "rtm." oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? oh i knew i forgot something... i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands?

as we were here on the balcony, tracers came over us and we heard small arms fire. troops were on the ground. and then that intensified into heavy cannon fire offshores and then air strikes and that went on for an hour. that was sunday morning. then we found out that contingent of special forces to the right now -- special forces had gone in and stormed the beach and hit a hamas location, presumely hamas rocket site as we have seen a lot of that come from the area. so that was sunday morning here. then things quieted down. just more rocket launches and air strikes. and then we go to the cease fire failed talks. israel holds its fire for six hours. 70 rockets fired from gaza. israel after seven hours comes back with air strikes. hold on. that looks like incoming there in the distance there to the east. stand by. so that was the day before yesterday. and today there was the hold fire for five hours. hamas, israel agreeing to allow people to go out, stock up, get supplies, un relief supplies to come inch but since yesterday the idf has been warning people -- i said las

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the small business is provided through private balconies a 5 hundred secret courtyard and a second pedestrian access is provide 55 front street and a ramp avenue shipley street under the confusion the project is seeking the planning code requirement for rear yard under section 34 and off-street parking and a special architecture feature under the articles. the project is located in the east selma neighborhood combination of residential and commercial uses. the transbay terminal is located 5 blocks east of the site and market street is located 3 blocks to the north. the recent completed project that is a 3 hundred and 82 square feet detriment is on the ned. it's bordered by a hotel along the full name frontage and a four story multiple family building along the shipley street it's bordered the fire department. we've received one hundred and 10 signatures and letters from 26 individuals neighborhood and community groups in support of the project the department has received one letter of opposition to the project. the commission has received the letters including those received after the publica

. >> reporter: people on the balconies tried desperately to hold on to the girls to keep them from flying away. >> i remember flying into the building. the only thing i felt was the people's arms grab me. and then i woke up in the hospital bed with a breathing tube in. >> reporter: were you guys screaming while flying through the air? >> oh, yeah. obviously no one could have done anything at that point. >> reporter: bouncing off the condo and over it, they careened into power lines, crashing down onto this parked suv, where paramedics and sidney's father found them. could you tell that she was alive? >> no. they were bagging her. i didn't know if she was alive or not. >> reporter: in critical condition, both teens were rushed to the hospital. once there, doctors knew they only had moments. sidney was hooked up to a ventilator, undergoing emergency brain surgery. >> even if you think that she's going to wake up and come out and breathe on her own, we didn't know if she could walk or talk. they told us she may not remember. >> reporter: but eight days after the accident, sidney finally came