these are the residents on clinton park. not only do they cover 80% of the lot, these take out the rest. this is a light well in the court. in working out our typical floor plans, we made a big effort not only to have it but 35 feet to the existing pattern but also to cut out this notch for our neighbors on clinton parks giving them a backyard that they will have. on all of the other light wells, we respected them by setting our buildings back at least 5 feet. in dealing with the facade, we started walking around and he liked the public interaction. in san francisco, we have many of our own precedents. our victorians are usually set back with stoops and stairs going back up. the majority of these buildings have been replaced by parking. this is a nice precedent that exists in san francisco. we chose to build upon at as our building. we have set back the front 6 feet. we can have units that the street. we can improve the sidewalk. we have an encroachment permit to build on that. the articulation, this is showing movers. we wa

the other thing is that they talked a bit about making sure that they took care of the clinton park neighbors with their lights. my windows are all along the side and that will be the end of that light. they are moving it up several stories. i am just above the line. this is like looking over a table. i am concerned about that. my last concern is what all of my neighbors share. i love the building next door. it is really beautiful. i and stand at the need for more housing. i do not understand why the cannot look at the other options that are preserving the historic facades. this is very beautiful. this is run down because no one is taking care of it. i hope they will reconsider that. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i currently live in south beach. it is wonderful to see families with children that are living in the neighborhood, living in the larger units. the other thing that is required to raise children is an automobile. there are soccer games, after school affairs, all kinds of things. the reason i was attracted to become a small investor was the opportunity to support family

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reporter: in the fall of 1995 then president bill clinton had reached a impasse, the government shut down included philadelphia's independence national park, home of the liberty bell. the closures angered tourists and prompted the president to address the nation. >> holding the government, the federal employees and the millions of americans who depend on them hostage to the congressional republican budget is not the way to do this work. >> the standoff led to two shut downs that sidelined about a million federal workers for 26 days. >> some of california's most treasured resources could be hurt if the government closes. this is a banner year for waterfalls in yosemite with you many may not get to see them. a government shut down could close the gates of the park. our crew is at the park to find out what this means for campers and visitors already in the park and those who have reservations. >>> and we will continue to update every turn in the shut down showdown throughout this newscast. you can also find updates on the website, ktvu.com. just click on the shut down showdown tab. >> if are you booking summer travel need to know two of the

clinton to walk you through them. >> that's a monterey cypress tree. >> what kind of grass? >> we have some ripkabroam. >> reporter: he has learned to identify them through 13 years as a park gardenerday sam and others like him took a class on how to find a new life form, the pathogen that makes sudden oak death. >> one of the symptoms of sudden oak death, which is the bleeding and the cracked mark. >> reporter: this doctor is an expert on the pathogen which has killed thousands of trees from humble to southern monterey counties. the best way to fight its spread, he said, to create armies of citizens who can identified it not only on trees, but the garden environment oramountal plants that probably brought it here and spread it in the first place. >> if we could he indicate everybody, we would. if you see it, there are things you can do to protect it. >> if there is something unusual going on, do you spot it? >> yes. >> reporter: the problem in the presidio is unique because people visit here from all around the world. there is a very distinct possibility that someone could pick up the pathogen here, get on an airplane, and spread it somewhere else. >> you go to australia, you just

park. >> thanks, chris. @ @aaaaaaaa)a)a)a)a)pawltlt?t >>> we have more now from our exclusive interview with president bill clinton.f his clinton global initiative university. it's all about young leaders not just talking about changes the world. they're putting their words in action. bianna golodryga is just back from san francisco. this is an impressive group op kids. >> reporter: some 1200 students took part. they have balance aimed at challenges facing their own communities. the clinton global initiative steps in by finding ways to fund the ideas. it's an encouraging sign to learn how many students are eager to jump into public service. >> my commitment is to reduce the rate of hiv aids. >> to bring medical care to those in need. >> reporter: those are commitments to action. these men started a free eye car clinic in kansas city. >> this small project has really shown me that we can have a big impact. >> reporter: tyler spencer brought kids together through soccer to educate them about hiv prevention. >> we're making a difference. you can see it. >> reporter: for many, the connection is personal. >> it had to c