street the commission needs to take two acts it is a 3 story family house on the west side of broderick case 2014.1497 d a request for discretionary review of a building applications issued by the department of building inspection to look at a penthouse and to modify and add a par fit wall along the side of the property deck case next is a request for discretionary review of a building permit application filed in response to a notice of violation to novice the second story deck originally constructed under a 1985 building permit application at the rear of the house both requests for discretionary review were submitted by the owner of the apartment building open green street immediately downhill of the subject site the planning department mass not received any corresponds in opposition to the project the deck permit are as follows: the penthouse were critiqued without permit and the rooftop deck encroaches on the property it was look at by the design team they said it is consistent with the good morning, supervisors does not create extraordinary circumstances and would not create an adve

items 7 abc will be heard together versus the public works bureaucracy street uses and mapping on broderick street for the pamela to reconstruct a garage entrance that encroaches 9 inches for the subject property that matter was heard on february 5th and on for further consideration ante at the february 6th they voted to the call of the chair for the nicaragua permit 7 abc filed by tim vs. the zoning administrator and the urn vs. the zoning administrator is protesting the issuance on october 16, 2014, request for release of suspension requesting the department of building inspection released the inspection for vertical and horizon expansion at 28 to 57 broderick street start with the appellant. >> i'm sorry just wanted to state that i was not present at the hearing in february and have reviewed the tapes and prepared to hear the case today. >> i last was not present but reviewed the tapes arrest sir, i have 10 minutes to present our argument 3 minutes for the continued case and 7 for the new case. >> board members before you stature i'd like to have and get on the clocks clock and have a qu

resolution was adopted and finally there was an appeal of an environmental termination for 2853 broderick street. this was an appeal of categorical exemption for a project that would remove a dwelling unit and in addition to alterations and other alterations. this commission heard this case as a dr on -- i'm sorry, september 18th of this year and voted unanimously to not take dr and approve the project as proposed. at the board of supervisors hearing, supervisor farrell said well he saw several issues with the project, the environmental termination was done correctly and with that he made a motion to uphold the department's environmentedal determination and the vote voted unanimousy this that. there was two introductions a off-street parking exemption that amends the planning code to admit certainly exceptions for lots that front on curbside transit lanes or bike paths for lots inrd yu yu and in order to bring buildings into greater conformance with the setback and other building requirements. the ordinance also includes parking in excess of what is principally permitted and located above

when people say all the above, that is mostly broderick. southern does action, not rhetoric. shall we say vision and courage to continue on the path of new nuclear in spite of fukushima. one thing you must know __ the technology we are deploying is the safest and most reliable nuclear technology on the planet today. further, the circumstances __ >> how do you know that? >> bbecause the design is completely different. piece of cake __ wwhen you look at what happened in fukushima, they had an earthquake. the plants are tripping off as it should have. where things got bad is when they got a tsunami that took out the external power services. the major design difference __ that was relatively old technology __ the new technology essentially has water right above the reactor. you do not even need an external power source in an emergency to get the water where it needs to be __ the power of gravity will deliver the water. it is much more resilient. it is a great technology. we are also not on it coastline, not a seismic sensitive area. one more thing __ if you believe carbon is impo

now item no. 7 appeal versus the department of building inspection other property at 26 thethth brodericktreet of on alteration permit to the violation revving of a planter box only we can give each party 3 minutes specifically on the issue of the rescheduling, sir you'll speak first and again is it it specifically on the issue of rescheduling. >> hi good evening, commissioners i'm i've viking on green street i'm requesting a rejerald of a hearing because this my preliminary engineer is out of town franklin and we've informed ms. goldstein we informed her as soon as i finding out figure out about that the issue is 3 permits by dbi to city planning marching wroodz woods is the checker at city planning he she sent back one it didn't need action the permit before you tonight the other two requires a city planning application and they're to be heard on december 18th and we had then asked that they all be combined since it's a comprehensive issue it was bifurcated because one it doesn't need city action and my engineers 3 of them and they've asked that we reschedule it so i believe mr. cox wro

the problems for the historic building and the neighbors who have equally historic building and broderick streets are building over one hundred-year-old. >> okay sir, you have 3 minutes of rebuttal as well if you have anything to add. >> i would add that the ms. dick is trying to narrow the scope of the issue and i think that if you consider all of the factors that have been presented via this permit in beginning to the height issue there was a number of issues all interconnected it's simplistic and it does not represent the facts that the issue is narrow as what is prepared i would courage you to consider the dissimilar it of all the issues there's arrest a an attachment of the process that is wrongs thank you. >> thank you, ms. dick you have 6 minutes of rurltd rebuttal you and i think i want to clarify the permit is a consolidated permit is enclosing close to be loud i want to emphasize to the board and has already been a project that is 90 percent interior altercations so i take issue with the gentleman and i certifying inserting himself into the dbi routinely by suggesting percentage

matthew broderick displayed the sign inside to make it part of the sunday message. >> these are small aggressions, and they build up over time. i think that they're deliberate and they're intentionally hurtful. and our community is a place that welcomes and includes all people. we don't want that to be the kind of message that we give. >> reporter: needless to say, there was discussion. indeed it was encouraged. he said there was a level of pain felt among the congregants when they saw the vandalism coming in the crucible of police killings in ferguson and other cities. >> we have brothers and sisters in the african-american community saying there's a problem in america now. and they're calling on us to be part of the solution. >> reporter: the solution was to enlist the sign vandalism and all. >> decided to put it back on coltsville road and add more black lives matter signs so the community knows about our support. >> reporter: the message to whomever did this -- >> we love you, and we're sorry if we offended you. we're also sticking to our message. >> reporter: now if you walk arou

he has my brothers keepers initiative, broderick johnson. we are so happy to have you with us.education excellence for african-americans, a real champion. he works very closely with our sister organization, education for a better america. if i had finished college, he would be working with me, but he deals with the more educated younger side of nan. david john. president and ceo of them in tc --mmtc. kim. from the brennan center, nicole austin hillary, one of our partners. [applause] the assistant secretary for civil rights at usda. [applause] where is congressman wynn? [applause] i'll be glad to have you as well as claudia withers, who is the coo of the naacp. stand up, claudia. [applause] ok, she's over there. you should sit them closer to the mainline. [laughter] glad to have you. i'm honored that one of the leading figures of civil rights in our country leader of the leadership conference of civil and human rights, brother wade henderson is with us. [applause] and i mean, he is a pillar in the civil rights community. also leah from the greater washington dc chapter. give a

his name is mark broderick. it's all caught on the gopros. that is just intense.oys his chute. that's the top of his gopro. he's the one doing the flips. he deployed that chute and he lands safely. it all worked out well. it's impressive what these guys do and are willing to do. and the photographer jumping with him, his name? j.t. holmes. >> no, stop. >> i kid you not. >> is that your cousin? >> he's trying to start his photography business and i'm trying to help him out. there you go. >> he's only joking, folks. >>> got to be careful what kind of underwear you're wearing on the subway. >> thanks for that heads up. >> it was no pants subway ride. this is not just in new york. it's around the world from sydney, paris, mexico, new york city. this was started by improv everywhere comedy group that decided to do this as a prank. and it turned into this international event. once a year, and it was on sunday, they show up on the subway and take their pants off and kind of make some folks uncomfortable as they are doing it. >> is this the only day you do this? >> if i d

[applause] >> and i also want to acknowledge my colleagues, julia castro and bring broderick is herell and heather, brod is leading my brother's keeper evident that i think everyone is familiar with. i really can't think of a better way to celebrate dr. martin luther king jr. than with all of you today. the national action network continues to fight tirelessly for dr. king's dream every day. this room holds the past, the present, and the future of the civil rights struggle. i'm proud to be in some small part today a part of that. when we think of dr. king, many things come to mind, a civil rights legend, a fearless fighter and a man of god. he was and remains one of the most transformative leaders of the 20th century. he influences our lives today so many years later with both his words and his ideas. i was not born when he delivered his most famous speech and at the time of his tragic death, i was only three years old, but the ideas he talked about and the courage that he acted with inspires so many of us today to live a life of service, to know that the potential of our nation is g

one of thoeter's preeminent playwrights and he has a cast of major stars, martin short, matthew broderickplay closed last week. it sort of closed. it's this highly unusual move here in new york city where the entire production packed up and moved to a theater directly next door to make room for another incoming show. so theater mogul and "morning joe" broadway correspondent jordan roth gives us this exclusive behind the scenes access to the stars on their moving day. >> all right, team "morning joe," get this. "it's only a play" opened this fall and was only supposed to run a couple months. turned out to be such a giant hit that it wanted to extend. however, helen mirren had booked the theater for "the audience." problem/solution. moving across the way to its new theater. let's go. >> are you in the business? >> no sir, i'm an actor. >> he didn't have a clue who i was. >> from the bottom of my heart, thank you, jimmy jim jimbo. >> this is the stage. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >> that's what it looks like from behind. >> yes. last time i was here i did a show called "fame becomes

matthew broderick. any other matt's? >> that's me, with hair. yes. that is.all off. i remember, i happened to be news reading that day on the show. and you looked like that one day, and the next day you came in, and it was buzzed of. >> katie was the host and she was sitting at the desk, she looked and said, seriously. >> i know. >> and i got so many weird texts, not texts, e-mails. just people thought i was sick or i -- it's the best thing i ever done. i don't own a brush. i towel dry it's great. >> i like that. >> i need a pound of gel and a hammer, and i'm good. all right. here's a question. what movies make men cry? there are some sports one what's your number one? >> the two movies i have absolutely bawled at. >> okay. >> one time i was watching a dvd of the notebook and al roker was across the aisle from me, and all the sudden he looked over, and i had tears streaming down -- it just killed me. >> what was it about it? >> i don't know. . just caught me by surprise and i was just crying. and the other one i think a lot of guys have is "field of dreams."