this still has the retail space facing clemente and the corner of 26 and two separate garage entries on 26 avenue this required the parking to be in a sense in the rashlgd even though we're subdividing but it allowed for us to fit 7 parking spaces so the requirement we're able to fit 6 dwelling units and have one parking for the retail. also relating to an street parking we've heard about at the neighborhood outreach meeting this is the existing parking one hundred and 17 feet that fits parking spaces as proposed with the addition of one curb cut we can fit 5 on street parking. other concerns the neighborhood has raised about the overall dwelling unit density our project proposing 6 force the project altogether if you look at it nearby the prevailing density is all over the building 8 and 9 units dribble on 26 avenue we feel our 6 units for the project very much fit into the neighborhood. and this speaks to the variance a little bit. as and was bringing up the parking situation which is what has brought us to ask for a variance most of the other bilks or buildings in the clemente and

>> when you go the clement street out of clement street commercial street ends open 27 and as you go down clement streetful from 262027 you'll see that the commercial sort of disappears that becomes basically, all garage doors. >> does the code require i like that commercial but the code before it was it commercial. >> there are some portions of the city where the ground floor commercial space is required some have windows and on another thing i'll clarify we have in the parking situations we have limits on you how much of the frontage can be occupied so if we are talking eliminating the garage issue on 26 this is another variance and could you do that, you know, would that require if you got rid of the bump out and if the bump out were taken away it could trigger it most likely would trigger the need for the area not to mention the design issues that would have to be looked for that as well. >> okay. in the interest of fairness could the on the be given equal time >> it's up to the commissioners. >> sir, i asked the question you're out of order right now. >> commissioner hillis your

and lieutenant clement would remain with them. as the men split bamboo to transport down river, johnston saw he won a minor but significant victory. they were using machetes instead of bayonets. his appeals to kahn and the men had taken effect. misuse of bayonets had apparently ended. as they prepared to move down river, men of the battalion were concerned about something and it wasn't the prospect of back breaking work in the 120 degree heat. or the almost certain casualties they would take. tet, their version of chinese new year. was two weeks away. unless they completed the post before then, 30% would miss leave time at home and the rest around the feast and festivity in the town. at a nearby port on the river, the equipment was loaded on board lcms. responding to requests through command and advisory channels they assigned four landing craft in support of the battalion's mission. johnston was on hand to watch the lcms pull out. manned by navy personnel the craft would transport the equipment by river and by canal to the constr

with contestant space the accessing assess to the residential lobby will be through entrances on clemente student the proposed building on lot b will have 3 vehicle parking spaces and bicycle parking garages in a garage along with with a roof-deck and main assessing access 20 from the lobby on 26 avenue and vehicular access would be along 26th avenue. additionally the project seeks a rear yard modification with the actively zoning will hear. the project site is located? outer neighborhood commercial district the site measures 37 feet wide and one hundred feet deep plus. the surrounding development consist of three to four mixture use and each corner lot at the corner of the street will have 6, 8 and 12 unit each. the today, the the president has received one hundred and 12 letters in support and one hundred and 71 opposed and petitions with one hundred and 37 persons opposed a letter and 5 phone calls opposed and no position requesting additional information our loss of view, loss of certain time and out of scale? neighborhood. at this time, i'd like to read into the record with respect t

and lieutenant clement would remain with them.en split bamboo to transport down river, johnston saw that he had won a minor but significant victory. they were using machetes instead of bayonets. his appeals had taken effect and misuse had apparently ended. as they prepare to move down river, men of the battalion were deeply concerned about something, and it wasn't the prospect of back-breaking work in 120-degree heat or the almost certain casualties they would take. tet, their version of chinese new year, was two weeks away. unless they completed the sdc post before then, 30% would miss leave time at home and the rest around the feasts and festivity. at a nearby port on the oriental river, the equipment was loaded on board lcms. responding to requests through command and advisory channels, the navy of the republic of vietnam had assigned four landing craft in support of the battalion's mission. johnston was on hand to watch the lcms pull out. manned by vietnamese navy personnel, the craft would transport the equipment by river and

ford's inclination is to put it all in a truck and said it out to san clemente. at that point in time, it was the legal understanding that the papers were the president's personal property. that is no longer the case. papersnald reagan, the of the american president is the property of the american people, stored in archives, and those of the harry truman were his physical property to do with as he wished, and the same with richard nixon, but then there is the legal issues, and so what was negotiated between bukin, miller, one ofk nixon's lawyers, was a very complex deal. the deal would give richard nixon, if he accepts the pardon -- a lot of people do not understand this, getting richard nixon to accept it, and then the federal government will keep one set of keys on the papers, and keys will keep one set of on the papers, and i would have to go back to my book and look at all of the details, but it was very, very complex, but they come to ford and say, ok, we have got a deal, and then ford dropped a bombshell. no deal. i want him to say he is sorry. and says,loo

and then he began to get bored and san clemente. he moved to new york where he lost the california governorship and the presidency in 1960 and everybody thought, well, he's gone. but he was never gone. he was so much fun. and he was so interesting. in any event he moved to new york and he and pat nixon, she was thrilled to be out of politics at last. and they bought a brownstone. and they had been living at various co-ops and so forth. and he would have contact with the bankers and publishers and whatever. and this was just in the last two years that we discovered during his presidency, which i found was interest them. so he would have these dinners and everything was clockwork. at 7:00 o'clock he met people at the front door and they went upstairs and he really prided himself on the dry martinis that he made. this was not a man that was good at small talk him up but he chatted away. the house will run up in chinese the core and the appetizers were chinese. the waiters were chinese. the dinner was chinese. and then after dinner they

sergeant dock helped orient lieutenant clement on the surrounding terrain.afterwards, master sergeant jones of baltimore, maryland, arrived to serve as the battalion's first enlisted adviser. primary reason for moving two companies of the battalion was to have them help convert the village into a strategic hamlet. since the village was in the heart of vietcong country, johnston never went anywhere without his ar-15 rifle, keeping it by his side even when he slept. his chief duty at this time was to advise captain khan on providing security for workers constructing the hamlet as well as on planning patrols and company-size operations. this battalion soldier was captured and killed by the vietcong while guarding the construction site at night. there was another basic reason for the battalion's move to the village. this was so it could provide security for a road reconstruction project. rendered impassable by the vietcong in 1959, repair of this radio would provide a shorter route from the village to saigon. captain johnston went over it carefully so he could a

but if you look at the bus line it's not purchase transit rich and from a walkable part this lower clement street and parts of geary serve a huge part of the city richard is comparatively small and from lake street to fulsome going out to directorship it's not easy to hop on a bus so i tie that into the parking that's difficult to find parking at night i think it can be better here. >> thank you. i want to offer the city attorney an opportunity to weigh in i think on the rent control issue. >> deputy city attorney yes. i didn't want the commission to have the impression if 43 that building stays that will automatically remain from our represent control ordinance there's a provision if subsequential modifications are made. >> would we have that mobile device turned off. >> the owner there is a process the owner can have the rent control lifted from the knowledge i'm not familiar with the ordinance within your rent control ordinance i wouldn't give you more advise but since the building is not being demolished those building have subject to rent control. >> we're also legally restricted they

and lieutenant clement would remain with them.bamboo to transport down river, johnston saw that he'd won a minor but significant victory. they were using machetes instead of bayonets. his appeals to kahn and the men had taken effect and miss yoous of bayonets had apparently ended. as they prepared to move down river, men of the battalion were deeply concerned about something, and it wasn't the prospect of back-breaking work in 120-degree heat or the almost certain casualties they would get. tet, their version of chinese new year was two weeks away. unless they completed the post before then, 30% would miss leave time at home and the rest around the feet and festivity at duke roy. at a nearby port on the oriental river the equipment was loaded on lc m's. responding to requests through command and advisory channels, the navy had responded to assignedassign ed four landing craft in support of the battalion's mission. johnston was on hand to watch the lcms pull out. manned by navy personnel the craft would transport the equipment by r

and rosa clemente is a young activist.oth have worked as grassroots organizers, trying to improve their communities. >> i'm grace lee boggs. i'm a very old woman. >> writer, philosopher, activist, revolutionary. >> i was born in the second decade of the 20th century and i'm still around in the second decade of the 21st century. >> she's the subject of "american revolutionary" the evolution of grace lee boggs. >> how did you become a philosopher? >> i just go back 70 years. >> i wait a minute to detroit in new york of june of 1953. it was a city of 2 million. . in detroit, grace became involved in the black power movement and met her husband james boggs who was herself a revolutionary thinker. and she was asian american. >> i cut my hair to see how straight it was. and they would ask about my family and what did my family think of my living in a black neighborhood. i would say i'm grown. i decide where i live. >> my name is rosa clemente. i'm an afro-latin that hip-hop activist from the south bronx in new york. i was the gr

i would say i'll decide where i live. >> my name is rosa clemente.'m an afro latina hip-hop activist from the south bronx, new york, and in 2008 he was the green party vice presidential nominee along with cynthia mckinney. i became an activist on my college campus in the early '90s at the state university of new york at albany. >> i was organizing with a radical group, and detroit seemed like a good place to organize. >> it really started with me being able to take classes in african-american and puerto rican studies and really learning the truth of the civil rights movement. >> the '60s were a time when everybody wanted to organize and do something and change this country. there was a huge set of radical consciences in the black community. so it was fun. >> not guilty of the crime of assault by force. >> i'll point to one specific moment that really for me was a turning point, and that was the rodney king verdict. >> after the beating videotaping shocked the world, the officers were found not guilty on every count except the one where no decision wa

clement is involved with several charities off the field. sergio romo will be honored prior to september 25th giants game versus the padres in an on-field ceremony. that is your giants update. i'm amy gutierrez for "today in the bay." >> nice guy, too. coming up, power outages and slick roads. the power outages that come with the first major rains in month. >> and the governor declares a state of emergency as crews fight wildfires on the front lines. >> and we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news after this break. >>> you're watching 15 minutes of continuous news, weather and traffic on "today in the bay." >> at 6:43 for the first time in months we're tracking rain in the bay area. take a look at this live radar where we're seeing plenty of pockets of green this morning. >> we have live team coverage. christina loren is tracking the rain totals and mike inouye is keeping track on the road. stephanie, the rain has already led to some power outages. >> reporter: that's right. right now we have a break in the light drizzle we've had in the l

he was just down and out as a person could be when he landed in san clemente. imagine the shame and the horror of team driven out of office. but he didn't quit. so i have some admiration for that. it would have depressed most people and he just kept going. >> as you say, watergate did show that the constitution would be upheld and i also feel that watergate probably coming after the vietnam war also wore during the end of it, that it really took the respect for our institutions, which has been a long-running ring and the problem is government ideas that have been floating ever since. so in other words ronald reagan and the current republican party. >> that is a long way from there to here. richard nixon was probably the last republican president who believes that government can do good things. he was a liberal and he was a centrist kind of by circumstance and aimed at the conservative side but he had a democratic congress who is very strong on a number of issues and so he compromise. a lot got done domestically and he wasn't really interested. but no, i think t

clements, we welcome you as well. >> thank you very much.hairwoman stabenow, ranking member cochran, my name is scott clements for the office of healthy schools from the mississippi department of education. on behalf of our thousands of food service workers, thank you for this opportunity to speak to you today. i have a few mississippi initiatives i would like to discuss, the statewide purchasing cooperatives. he first nutrition statewide purchasing entity in the country that began in 1992 and is an effort to lower costs and simplify procurement. the majority of school district in mississippi are river lay located. both product prices were high due to the limited buying power of the district. by pooling together the buying power of almost every school in our state, we can better utilize the economy of scale inherent with large volume purchasing allowing us to provide. we issue bids for related supplies in excess of 130 million dollars per year. due to the high volume, we are able to negotiate prices and having only delivery fees associated w

clement alluded to the complexity. i have one person who concentrates on food procurement , and assuring students have had an opportunity to sample new products. i have another person that works does all ofning and that, and takes care of dietary needs. that points to the complexity of some of this. i think more districts are better equipped to handle that. not all schoolmen attrition directors may be equipped with skills necessary to handle the many changes that have occurred in the complexity of those changes. i will tell you a story. training notrector one ago. a small group, there was a new director there. he has been a service director for two years. he formally worked at the state us, i amt and he told so overwhelmed because he is trying to do everything himself, i focus on one thing this year and another thing next year. feeling overwhelmed in terms of trying to handle all of the changes. there have been a lot of changes in a short time. >> thank you. it will be helpful if you have the resources you need so you

joining me is jim clemente, author of the book "without consent." thank you for joining us. based upon what we know now, did he do this because he's deranged, muslim extremist, because he's disgruntled? why did he do it? >> i think it's a combination of all of the above. i think he used this opportunity to get revenge but also used the mechanism of radicalized religion to actually sort of rationalize his behavior. i think this is a very, very dangerous combination, when you have a hate speech, you have somebody who has radicalized a religion and when you have violent postings for violent behavior, that's a trifecta and that's an indication that this guy will act out violently. >> there's criticism for not labeling him a terrorist, for not labeling this is a terrorist attack. you're a former official with the fbi. is political correctness part of that decision? >> well, i don't think so. i think they want to be accurately describing what he is. now, people said that he uttered words from the koran or -- excuse me. uttered arabic language during the course of the attacks. unle

fbi profilinger jim clemente. of up to 40 unidentified bodies found in a link in africa took a new twist as well. the former are you wand an president talked about foreign policy they could be victims of political assassination. bodies were found near a leak near the border. both countries are called to investigate. i sat down with the president at the global citizen concert. on the portion not aired yesterday, i asked about the bodies. >> the one deal in the region to find out what happened. i don't know why. >> you welcome that investigation. >> i don't know why you would get that type of return. i don't know about that. >> the first time the president has personally responded to this story. we will keep an eye on that. bi story out of africa. this one is reaching our own shores. that's next. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40, $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retiremen

. >> we would beat out these issues in san clemente every year.the president was only interested in vietnam. for example, in china, those reports gave a lot of indication of what direction we were going to take with china. people sort of overlooked it. >> yeah, i think it -- i think it is worth talking about for a little bit longer. this is the first time the administration had said publicly, and not in a boilerplate bureaucratized language, this is where we want to go. and kissinger and nixon and i know you are part of it winston, you would take for guys -- four guys and go to san clemente and create white papers for the ministration. >> one last introduction to this, although it did not get attention from the press and from the domestic audience that it should have, the foreign audience understood. if you try to draft a document for kissinger, he always rejected the first draft. it was made inherently worthless. i was doing a section on indochina, and it was about 30 pages, this first draft. i did not even read it because i knew he would reject

he was just down and out as a person could be when he landed in san clemente. imagine the shame and the horror of team driven out of office. but he didn't quit. so i have some admiration for that. it would have depressed most people and he just kept going. >> as you say, watergate did show that the constitution would be upheld and i also feel that watergate probably coming after the vietnam war also wore during the end of it, that it really took the respect for our institutions, which has been a long-running ring and the problem is government ideas that have been floating ever since. so in other words ronald reagan and the current republican party. >> that is a long way from there to here. richard nixon was probably the last republican president who believes that government can do good things. he was a liberal and he was a centrist kind of by circumstance and aimed at the conservative side but he had a democratic congress who is very strong on a number of issues and so he compromise. a lot got done domestically and he wasn't really interested. but no, i think t

and then he began to get bored and san clemente. he moved to new york where he lost the california governorship and the presidency in 1960 and everybody thought, well, he's gone. but he was never gone. he was so much fun. and he was so interesting. in any event he moved to new york and he and pat nixon, she was thrilled to be out of politics at last. and they bought a brownstone. and they had been living at various co-ops and so forth. and he would have contact with the bankers and publishers and whatever. and this was just in the last two years that we discovered during his presidency, which i found was interest them. so he would have these dinners and everything was clockwork. at 7:00 o'clock he met people at the front door and they went upstairs and he really prided himself on the dry martinis that he made. this was not a man that was good at small talk him up but he chatted away. the house will run up in chinese the core and the appetizers were chinese. the waiters were chinese. the dinner was chinese. and then after dinner they

patty clement, are doing very well and they are well and attended and our next training will be in october. and we had a call for a nominating committee, for the incoming officers and that will take place in november. that is my report. >> any questions? >> any questions? >> commissioners? >> thank you, very much, mr. schmidt that was helple and one minor, that they voted to recommend the appointment, and we will be voting on later on in this morning's proceedings. >> thank you. >> any other comments? >> questions? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. next, is the advisory council joint legislative report commissioner richard ow. >> yes. i am happy to announce that the governor last week signed sb 997. that is the starting in 2015, when we file our state franchise income tax for the years of 2014, we can indicate in one of those line items, that how much money we recommend or actually do not recommend, we actually appropriated by the tax payer, and how much money into this item. and that is that supposed my tax liability is 300 dollars to the franchise forward. and i can indicate that i wo

it happened near clements street. officers pulled over a man they say was armed with a knife.nd threatened suicide, but police were able to subdue and detain him. >>> it appears the effort by a group of pro-palestinian prot t protesters to block this port was successful. a union spokesman says dockworkers did not unload cargo from the ship because of safety concerns. protesters blocked workers from driving into the terminal yesterday. they're demonstrating in response to recent israeli action in the gaza strip. >>> we should learn tomorrow if san francisco court workers will strike. union workers rallied outside the civic center courthouse before taking a strike vote wednesday. and the votes will be counted tomorrow. the members of the 1021 seiu union say negotiations with court manamen management have s. >>> 49ers defensive end ray mcdonald played together against the eagles while the domestic case against him has stalled. his arraignment for tomorrow has been canceled. it's the second time it's been canceled since he was arrested late last month after police reported visible

carmel, and jack clement little don reed. look at him go.the house after a couple of moves, that's a touchdown. more from the preps. clement's pass is going to be deflected. but it ends up in reed's hands once again. once again, another touch. reed, 11 yards this evening, st. joe's prep hang on to pick up an impressive win 28-27 in illinois. after the game, donovan mcnabb tweeted his congrats to st. john prep. back after this. >>> just in time for your labor day get-together comes news about indulging in a little wine. a new study find wine drinker who limit how much they pour are less likely to overindulge. researchers at iowa state university asked a group of college students and staff to pour themselves an amount of wine they considered normal. of those who generally poured only half a glass at a time consumed 20% less wine overall than people who didn't go by that glass half empty rule. >>>off heard of knee replacement and hip replacement surgeries. what about ankle replacements? they've been around for three decades, but early designs w

i asked the question around what was the current ownership rate and it was the clemente project. nobody knew. i actually went back and asked director ram and he pointed me to olson. was able to go institute community -- to the community census. to commissioner antony's point, not only talks about percent of renters, percent of owners with cars and number of bedrooms and how people commute to work, incredibly contextual where we are asking for increaseden entitlement. i want to know if you are pass out the report to the commissioners, that would be great. those are a couple things that helped me make better decision because there is more data. i like to get the context in what we are approving these projects in. >> thank you. >> commissioners, if there is nothing further, department matters. item no. 6. >> if i may respond to richards we would be happy to provide that. the american is survey is what they conduct in lou of the long form. remember there was a shorm -- short form and they replaced that with this is survey which is not directly a census itself but based on other facto

i sat down with distinguished the clement henry kissinger to get his views.ting markvelts on american history, and are the focus of a new documentary by ken burns. he gives us a preview. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. after a trial that lasted months, south african athlete oscar pistorius was found guilty of culpable homicide, or manslaughter. the judge who cleared pistorius's murder charges yesterday said he acted negligently when he tired a gun to his bathroom door, killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. sentencing will take place next month. andrew harding has the details from pedroia -- praetoria. >> it is judgment time. a dramatic pause as oscar pistorius stands and waits. >> the unanimous decision of this court -- >> the judge get straight to the point. is the athlete a murderer? sectionunt one, with 511 of the criminal law, of 1997, the05 , anded is found not guilty instead is found guilty of culpable homicide. for once, a muted reaction. he had been warned yesterday to expect this lesser verdict, the equi

anoche, las aguas y del condado encontraron a dos jÓvenes sufriendo de herida de bala sobre la avenida clement>> en san francisco investigan el cadÁver de un cuerpo, fue contra o dentro de un lago. de los policÍas y los guardias del parque subieron dar. >>una vez que encuentran al animal no tendrÁ que sacrificar porque podrÍa atacar a personas. >> el fuego se reportÓ poco antes del lado de la tarde en la cuadra de 2300. se calcula que el incendio dejÓ daÑos por unos 700.000 dÓlares. entre otros temas crece la disputa que tiene la ciudad de san francisco y la compaÑÍa pg and e. es que el plan se quedÓ estancado luego de que la empresa posee una cuota de 1500 solares por -dÓlares cada poste donde se coloque uno de estos positivos. >> esta gente le permite a la empresa cobrar dicha cuota para recuperar gastos, esto es lo que Él decÍa. >> las autoridades de salud pÚblica del condado de santa clara presentaron un informe sobre la epidemia de Ébola que en África ya curado la - cobrado la vida y casi 2300 personas. en caso de producirse un brote en la regiÓn. tambiÉn preguntÓ sobre los sistemas con q

i guess we don't have steve clements. william mccan'ts, i'll go to you on that. i'd like to have you play out for us the action and reaction on both sides. what we can expect as you just gave us a sense of what the islamic state reaction would be. and then how do you expect the reaction to follow then from the coalition to whatever they do? >> caller: well, it looks like the coalition members have decided they're going to be undeterred. it certainly didn't keep the united states or the, from striking. it hasn't prevented the british from supporting it. the holding the turkish hostages didn't prevent them from even providing some tepid support to the united states. i think they've made the calculation that they're going to press ahead, no matter what is done to the hostages in these villages, but it is going to be an awful, awful situation in the areas they control, and look, the islamic state knows how to use helpless civilians as a weapon. not just by executing them but also driving them out of areas that they drove out the kurds over the past few days. in order