i am reading remarks by brian turner and the land use attorney.tter concerns discretionary review application for 25 17th avenue and 27 17th avenue in the lake district and the richmond district of san francisco. i am a licensed california attorney with a person interested in protecting the city and county of san francisco's if approve the project would legalize an unpermitted demolition project of the portion of the residence in the south faÇade of 25, 17th avenue. it would allow for a large rear horizontal addition, large horizontal front addition and fourth story, and have the foreseeable effect of causing a major new construction project on the existing home south side, 27 17th avenue, by authorizing a lot split despite their longtime merger. the summary of the argument, the manner in which the planning department has assessed the district level historic level at 25 17th avenue is in direct contradiction to a previous review on the same block. in 2012 the department concluded that the lake district was eligible for the california register of h

from dayton mike turner and the republican senator from ohio rob portman have now stepped forward and called for more decisive action. there is regulation we can take up and pass. brian manchin. >> yes. brian: what are you putting together with pat toomey on background checks? can i get behind it essentially? he evident i wil wanted all the details on it. what would beings paned background checks look like and would you get behind that. >> absolutely. pat toomey picked up the phone and called me. i was encouraged because senator toomey and i have a bill the innovation act that chairman gram of the judiciary committee which i also spoke also said can and should pass. all my bill with pat toomey would do is make sure state and local law enforcement is promptly noferred. if someone who is a convicted felon, someone who is predicted by law from buying a gun goes in to a gun store and lies and tries to buy a gun. in my state and more than 30 other states, currently that information goes nowhere in pennsylvania state police are the intermediary with the system. they know about it in some cases they act promptly. broader background checks, such as the manchin-toomey bill wo