[inaudible] i thinkf othe strange case of 340 bryant. i went on line and looked at google earth last night and explored the site. it is absolute lee amazing there is no pedestrian access what so ever. i can't think of knhae other location in the? tire 49 square miles there is no formal cross walk or any type of pedestrian acsays. i believe that should have been a flashing red light in the approval process. i suggest to you that the approval process was insufficient and that the project that had appeal should be accepted on that ground. my overall concern is that pedestrian safety seems to be a after thought and it should be a priority so i urge you to support had appeal >> thank you very much. any other member thofz public that would like to provide public comment? please come forward. >> good afternoon. my name is dorathy dana. i live on second and bryant street about half a block from where this site is. my concern is--over a year at different situations and different sites for instance, the proposed vecd street improvement overhaul, i

i was a tenet at 34 bryant from 91 to 20s 12. i begame aware of bryant street when i ran into a art gallery. when i opened my own practice i was fortunate to find a space on the floor. the building seemed mostly empty but that changed in the 90 during the.com boom. there was [inaudible] graphic designs, public relation firms, photographerers, artist and architects. on the ground floor there was a shipping weir house and retail out let for distressed furniture. during my 20 years i saw businesses come and go. i feel the proposed occupancy is appropriate for the biledsing and neighborhoods and seems consist wnts the recent history mpt speaking as a architect with a strong personal connection it the buildsing i was optimistic the new design recognizes and preserves the special qualities that attracted to me originally. with the regard of street access, over the 21 years that i was there i probably crossed the street at least twice a day and i don't remember it being a huge issues, but i will say that the proposal of adding a dedicat

i live on second and bryant street about half a block from where this site is. my concern is--over a year at different situations and different sites for instance, the proposed vecd street improvement overhaul, i have been talking about the dangerous situation for people on bryant street and nothing happens. right now there is a very dangerous situation on second as cars are coming west-the carerize coming east and turn quickly on to second street. we have had several serious accidents, one of somebody that is down my hall who was bumped by a car and thousand up in the air, came down on her back and she is seriously injured. this is a area where sometimes it is not too bad, but many times the people that are going on this entrance in the late afternoon to evening and the giants games are worse, this is a very very dairns and confusing situation mpt there are no--let me just finish. there are no traffic parole people there. i'm just concerned because when i project like this goes through without anyone in planning looking at what it may mean to the the people tha

and those 15 walked off the field never to be seen in bryant lacrosse.e the culture. and we a... we had to come with a work ethic, a toughness. it's like two-hand touch out there! >> keteyian: now in his ninth season at bryant, pressler has matched that toughness and work ethic with relentless preparation and unfiltered honesty. >> pressler: this is physical, bryant lacrosse. nobody runs down the gut and lives to play another day! >> on the wings for the bulldogs... >> keteyian: his leadership has turned a division ii afterthought into a legitimate top 20 division i program. last year, his bulldogs reached the quarterfinals in the ncaa tournament after knocking off number two seed and 11-time national champion syracuse... >> and the bulldogs stun the orange! >> keteyian: ...in what was called the biggest upset in the history of the tournament. mike, for you, was there a little of, "hello. i'm mike pressler and i'm back." >> pressler: i think there was a little bit of that, just a little. you know, the reaction from my girls when i got home and the emotio

also jamal bryant. he delivered a eulogy at freddie gray's funeral today. jamal bryant tell us about that funeral today and how much time lapsed between the end of the funeral and when this activity broke out this afternoon? >> the funeral really was a heartwarming moment for the family. gave them a peace and solace and prayerfully some closure. we were actually en route back from the cemetery when getting the news of the uprising taking place across baltimore. it was disturbing and disenchanting considering we called for a day of no marching and no protesting. to be met with this news is painful and regrettable. it gives a black eye to the legacy of what we've been doing over the last seven days. >> you said hours ago from the scene there in the street that you were going to help activate people from your churches, from other churches, men to go out there into the streets and help bring calm to those streets. how has that been working so far? >> it's been moving. yesterday, what the news did not cover is the blood and krips gangs signed a peace treaty. i e

are freeway lanes on the south and west side of 350 bryant. during the term of each tenancy the project sponsor or successor shall maintained signed acknowledgement from each tenant that they were advised of the problems of access to the 340 bryant site. that is a minimum condition. it's knowledging that the 10 ands were told, a, the crosswalks are dangerous, b, they should not be freelancing their access and, c, that there is a record of notice for the tenants. this is going to be tech offices, which means young men, quite frankly. and i wish that someone would explain exactly what was done yesterday because i have no record. thank you. >> we can hear from the permit holder's counsel. >> good afternoon, commissioners, john keplan with rubin and rhodes on behalf of the project sponsor. just to recap, the good news to start i think everything miss hester is bringing up we are taking care of and is going to actually, the improvements will be done as a result of this project so just to get that, and i'll go into a little built of detail. but just

the project at 340 bryant street converts the 3 floors to office use. the project was approve bide the planning compligz on january 8. [inaudible] the project was issued a community planning exemption [inaudible] when a project consist wnt the zoning. a project consistent with zoning is [inaudible] the appellate failed to identify any new impact caused by the project. the eir [inaudible] the buildsing was rezooned to mished use office. the eir acknowledged conflict between automobile,

bryant. mr. bryant, please come forward. >> good morning, supervisors, i am obviously james bryant. i am coming before you today to apply for the seat no. 5. i currently have in front of me two of the three recommendations i thought i would have the third, but i think it is forthcoming, but i think most of you, i think two of you know my life. i've been around here for over 35, 40 years, almost, in labor. i continue to actively be a part of the afa brand institute on the national board representing west coast states from colorado to california. i am very interested in the energy efficiency coordinating committee because it's one of the areas that i studied as a while being the president of the afa brand institute where we had at one time wanted to partner with richard heath associates. i don't know if you know who they are, but they are the state facilitators of the energy efficiency programs. and so we went through a very tough education process ranging over many years, knowing all of the in

bryant. our next applicant will be renae steichen. >> hello, good morning and thank you for having me here today. i am applying for seat 6 on the energy efficiency committee. just a little background about myself, i have an educational background in environmental policy and a master's in public policy. i lived for a number of years in washington, dc, working for the federal government and as a consultant for the government on energy and environmental policy issues, mostly for internal programs and also with the department of energy on some of their programs. i've lived in the san francisco bay area for 3 years, in the city for the past two years, and at my current job at collaborative economics which is a company in san mateo, i manage the (inaudible) related to economic development. it's an economic strategy and policy analysis company. we work in the state and across the nation working on industry and innovation reports including in the areas of energy and also with directed technical assis

leon: we did hear earlier pastor jamal bryant calling for people to move downtown. that likely is going to happen. as a matter of fact mentioned that there were a number of members of the nation of islam already there downtown lining the streets to direct people in that general direction. horace: one more thing, if i can. we just got this just handed to me, the university of maryland baltimore has issued a shelter in place order because of the potentially violent activity that could be moving down there. university of maryland baltimore located right down campus right down in the inner harbor so they are now have issued the police there have issued a shelter in place order. leon: all right. thank you for that horace. we're being told now that montgomery county as we saw brad bell speaking with one of the sergeants from the montgomery county there's a number of officers who have been dispatched there and assistance there. we understand that montgomery county has 40 officers that have arrived there on the scene. some of them medics. others parts of the special respons

subject of the appeal hearing is the cpe prepared by the planning department for the project at 340 bryant street. the project includes conversion of the upper 3 storeies of a commercial build ing to office use. exterior features includes sign jtsage and roof deck. in the cpe the department found the project would be consistent with the development density established by the east soma community plan and not result in any significant environmental impacts beyond those aurmtd identified in the eastern neighborhood rezooning and area plans final impact report >> could you speak close toor the microphone jss >> in such situations the guidelines a cpe is warranted ask no environmental review is required. we believe the cpe is prepared thmpt matter for the board is whether to uphold the departments decision and deny the appeal or overturn the departments decision and return the project to the department for additional review. we sent a package [inaudible] i should also note thatarve submitting our writtenen response we received e-mails from 3 neighbors that echoed the concerns raise. with regard

chicago chris bryant at bat. a little bit like little league baseball. check this out. >> chris bryant out in the deep center back toward the wall. right at the base of the wall. a score. rizzo coming hard. the throw to the plate gets away. bryant now rounding third. throw goes there. headed toward the plate. three there. he's going to be safe. >> that's some bad fielding. >> bad news bears. thanks to a couple of errors an inpark home run. >> did you ever play pickle as a kid? >> no. >> you have two bases and you have to run back and forth. >> that's a game? >> it's called pickle. >> i think you made that up. that's not a real game. >> after the show i'll print some information out so you can play pickle some day. >> i don't want to play pickle with you. >> we won't. >> let's talk about the weather. that's a lot of green. >> a lot of rain this morning. a lot of roads are having a hard time just like us. thunderstorms rolling through boston about an hour ago and the lightning last night. about midnight or 1:00 a.m

so there you have reverend jamal bryant very angry they stepped out of the funeral and he called hoping to have sacred closure and then walking into this which he calls inexcusable. there's a community meeting later on to try to determine what to do with this and how to get people to do something, i guess, positive so something positive comes out and not so destructive. >> tisha thompson has some new information from the live desk. >> we just received an e-mail from governor larry hogan's spokesperson and saying that the governor is quote, monitoring the situation and putting out a statement this evening. jim, you were wondering if the governor said anything. that's what he's saying. >> all right. thanks so much. i had asked the question of curfew. daylight is running out pretty soon. this is the height of rush hour right now. where would that curfew come from? police, mayor's office? have we heard anything from the mayor's office? >> we have not received any specific information from the mayor. we'll ask about a curfew as soon as i stop talking to you. you come up with the good questio

reverend bryant of course i know you gave the eulogy at freddie gray's funeral. i know this is personally distressing to you what we're seeing. let me get your reaction to the breaking news that the gosh of maryland has now put a state of emergency on baltimore city, and the national guard is going to be coming in. fair? is that the appropriate response, given the riots that we're seeing? >> it's amazing. we are in a state of emergency. and have been in so for several years now because of the excessive force and how it is that african americans have been treated. but to what has happened today, yes, that is a state of emergency as well that needs some redress right now. i have pastors gathering at new shiloh baptist church from around the city, and i'm taking clergy to the streets of baltimore because we don't trust the police. and so we've got to learn how to police ourselves. what has happened today is absolutely inexcusable and does not mirror the level of dignity that we're looking for in this movement. we want justice and not revenge. and violence has never

we have really come a long way from 850 bryant street. when i walk in the hall of 850 bryant i have a frowni mine street. the gray and boringness. the place is falling apart and there is work to be done to protect our city assets. now we have this incredible facility i'm sure every police office in san francisco will have a fwrig smile on their face especially the command staff and the chief who spends so much time in the community probably won't come to the xhounty anymore because he'll be here all day in his office. hopefully we'll see you. this is incredible and what the public asceltsicide look like. we should make sure we are building new buildings and preserving the history of san francisco in this way all over san francisco. i'm so proceed that this building is opening and it is going to set the example for the way that we need to make sure that our public spaces are made available to the people who work fwr fr the city and citizens who expect good service and this building is a testament to that. a lot of collaboration went into i

. >>> we've got pastor bryant on the line and, we'll talk to him in just a moment, he offered a eulogy today. and i want you to hear what some of his comments were, at at the end of that service, when he was made aware of of it. >>> disappointing we're hours out of the funeral and, hours after putting their son to rest and, to come just a few blocks away and disappointing. and i'm hoping to bring some calm and bring our young people back into calm. >>> it is one, this is not what the family asked for today of all days, this was a day of sacred closure in the funeral so for us to come out of the burial and walk into this, is inexcusable. and i'm asking every young person to go home and tomorrow we'll have a meeting and peace is the call and the order of the day. >>> we're going for chop this up a bit. >>> and the executive director, dante. >>> and we know that area, really well, in baltimore. >>> worked there a couple years and, taught many students and most of my students hail from baltimore. when we talk about that frustration, that anger that, we see spilling out onto the streets we

hello, everyone, my name is kathleen bryant, i am here to represent the department and talk about our current role in energy every si and how we think it might change in the future. we all know that energy efficiency matters. we also know that our future will be in renewable energy. we firmly believe the first step will be to move forward in optimizing our existing building systems so that we can achieve our energy efficiency goals. the department of the environment has xhuepbtd relationships that work. we've been running energy efficiency programs now for 15 years and we expect to continue to run these programs in the foreseable future, even with a cca in place. our staff can be a familiar face to building owners, business owners, building engineers, property managers and even residents .d we can also continue to cultivate our relationship with pg&e as we run our programs as a local government partnership since 2006 and will continue to have success. we currently contribute 40 percent to the energy efficiency portfolio of san francisco. that's 40 percent against other programs that t

and lane bryant pokes fun at victoria's secret.ailer's way of saying your body does not have to be perfect. erik: let's talk about viacom. the ceo has a new strategy for reversing his stocks through cost cuts. a drop in ratings hit the cable networks hard. paul sweeney is here. media for so long was doing so well. fire, slipping behind. paul: consumers are not watching as much over the air or cable television as they used to. they are watching over the top video on hulu. viacom has had a lot of ratings challenges across the networks. it is always one thing or another. nickelodeon required them to invest some more. it is really the price of investing continuously in the program. stephanie: i would think the content in some of those networks is where we're seeing competition. someone who was watching mtv or comedy central that is where you are getting short form videos for kids. there are so many more options now. paul: what happened, over the last three or four years they license their content to netflix, and they got a lot of money

. >> one word. >> that is lane bryant. >> they just released this i'm no angel campaign. >> we are not victoria secret type models. >> this is size 14 and up. >> and this is a new lingerie line. all types of sexy. >> how do you say that name of that bra or the company. >> cicique. >> seek and you shall find. >> i should have known that was coming. >> so it is lane bryant's lingerie line. >> yes. >> you got it. >> what does that mean, in french. it looks french to me. >> i have to look that up. >> sue google. >> what do you think it will mean. cups. >> maybe. >> or french sexy. >> maybe. >> what is it. >> should we say it here cicique. >> why are my hand like this. >> come on. >> let's see. >> that is okay. >> do you want to wait. >> let's just stare at everyone the at a home, hi, how are you what are you eating there for breakfast, are you laying in bed that is nice. >> don't say anything see fit word see if we can be quiet for ten seconds. >> calcium. >> that is what that means y would calcium brass. >> i don't know. >> i'm doing this very quickly. >> main they don't know what it mean

lane bryant is hailing buzz for celebrating beauty of all shapes and sizes.people on twitter. and they even have their own bus, i'm no angel bus. >> in the next hour we'll speak to the lane bryant ceo and one of the models featured in the campaign. by the way, two things to think about, the average american woman is a size 14 and according to ivis world, lingerie sales brought in $13 billion last year. so there are a lot of women out there that are interested in this campaign. >> and a lot of people out there saying i'm no angel as well. >> exactly. #i'm no angel. >>> so a lot of news today. and in the next hour kicking off to talk with rand paul and the hard ball host chris matthew. how does rand paul's entry into the race effect the rest of the field and your thoughts on whether rand paul can win a republican primary. and trends on the pulse, largely agree he stands a good chance and women are more divided than men are. >>> and the jury has the case in the boston marathon bombing of dzokhar tsarnaev. and we'll take a look at this jury and break it all down

bryant's seat. we were working off the draft of the ordinance up until the past year. up until the past couple days we had a draft that said candidate recommended by oewd late in the stage of the legislation it was added director of oewd and our committee is kind of honed by the city administrator, who may have sent a communication, i know there was a letter sent by the folks of oewd, the director will probably come within the next couple of days, you could even forward mr. bryant's day to the full board without recommendation in expectation of that letter's arrival. >> chair avalos, cis rod rod, department of the environment. i'm not here speaking specifically of any of the candidates but the ordinance does require the technical support of this committee and i wanted to stress from our perspective the importance of moving forward. we think the bredth and scope of these individuals is really important, having these kind of community experts in the field in support of what our department is doing to try to move forward energy every si in san francisco is really an impor

nick bryant has the latest. nick: two years ago in boston it became the scene of mayhem and bloodshed. two bonds exploded seconds and yards apart killing two women and young boy. cheering spectators who became victims and what the farmer saw as a holy war, attacking america for the treatment of muslims. dzhokhar tsarnaev placed the pressure cooker bomb on the pavement next to a relative small children. this image shows him next to his youngest victim. he was just eight years old. as he planted the bomb, he seemed untroubled by the carnage he was about to unleash. dzhokhar tsarnaev's defense team admitted his role in the bombings. they claim he was under the influence of his domineering older brother, tamerlan, who was killed in a shootout with police. >> i'm grateful to have him off the street. i'm grateful to show the world this is not tolerated. this is not how we behave. we are grateful everyone has work so hard to make it known that we are not going to allow this. nick: liz norton has been in court every day

bryant did. he talked about not only the fact the ways which the baltimore ravens and orioles, with their tax exempt status and being tremendous goodies to stay in the city. so you have the urban blight contrasted to the extraordinary capital for some people. this is what dr. bryant was speaking about when they talk about the extraordinary rise of capital, just not the equitable distribution of it. the great martin luther king jr., whose noble crusade of nonviolence, said riots are the language of the unheard. he said i refuse to condemn of what's going on in the inner city of watts and detroit and many urban cities across america without also talking about the contrasting and broader landscape against which that violence is pitched. he talked about the american government. in our case, i think we have to talk about state brutality, because police people are the most immediate emblems of the authority of the state to protect them or subvert them. many white americans who feel protected when they

responsive a astute and e entity focused sar we're they've for the hard work you've provided the bryant community thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you so much not very often i get a poem written about you just a couple of quick thanks for the board funding our coaching position it is a integral part of our schools, and, secondly, deep thanks to all the colleagues another brilliant that make my work powering possibly and continue to support our kids in the district so thank you very much. >> dr. murase i'd like to innovative our lisp from the unit administrators of san francisco to come down with a special recognition of the association of the region 5 administrators of the year. >> hello, everybody my name is jean robertson the president of the united administrator of san francisco and i'm thrilled to be here tonight to celebrate some ever our members and some bigwigs here in the district so i'm not alone i travel in a posse so i have replenishing or richard and sheryl the executive directors and our new vice president bill my partner in crime and allen lee is the past president of actio

>> well done, lane bryant. emotional night as the stars relived their most memorable years on the dance floor. one couple had to come home. michael sam and peta will join us after these highlights. ♪ the ballroom, a time machine monday night as the stars turned back time. ♪ >> that was out of control. >> reporter: and opened up about some of the most pivotal moments of their lives. >> my agent going, you got it and i said, got what. she said, you've got the starring part on "three's company." >> reporter: moving memories. >> i remember my mom coming to my bedside and explaining to me that i lost left arm at the elbow and left leg above the knee. i had to go through that dark time to get where i am today. >> i think everyone here should stand up and applaud you. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: meaningful dedications. >> i want to dedicate this dance to my sister and to anyone in the world that has ever felt like they are not enough. >> that sister and proud mom demi moore watching from the audience. >> you'