. >> hi my name is david baker i'm the architect i'll try to do this presentation quickly as well is that up here there you go. >> okay. so 1798 fulsome there it is between 7th and 8th on fulsome street and it backs up to clemente 10 at site in the middle and popping up yeah. if on if it was that easy it is in 65 x that includes a set back on fulsome the alley has a 45 degree solar axis plan the shape of the site there can be all the other things no density limit and the affordability is you know just bye design so it didn't have an inclusionary requirement so there's this diagram showing a rarity civically hoping for a ground floor retail and offices probably some sub tenant and the 50 above this is the tiered open space it has a terrace that is part of a common amenity for the project and courtyard that is the subject of the variances i'll describe those and in a back it tiers down in order to keep the 45 degree so clemente tina don't get two dark whoops so it has sun shades and we'll do pb it's not installed and san francisco entertainment commission management it has a double asp

project for financing applications with luck we'll begin construction in 2017 i'll a to introduce david baker to present the design and present steve the gentleman in the orange tie the senior project manager on a day to day basis i'll be happy to answer any questions thank you very much. >> hi my name is do can i talk. >> i'm david backer didn't realize you are a full agenda i'll go low as quickly as i can can i switch over that's us eddy and taylor one hundred percentage accountable we did a current house for t n d c kitty-corner from the front the lower building not the giant at all one is eddy and taylor in am it is a simple l escaped or shaped building there it is pretty much with the scale of the tenderloin historic district you'll see the thing in the back we have a brick park surrounded or combrasdz by a white part that goes and faces this large court yard in the back 24 shows the elevation on eddy street more of a close-up cut those notches in the building that relation to the existing sro next door along with the materials this is taylor street with the giant tower off the top very

reporter david baker cover energy. pge is giving rebates for home owners who buy plug-in cars. how much? we don't know. add that to federal tax break, rebates. state breaks adding up to $10,000. speaking of big money, there are reports target is prepared to pay as much as $10,000 to people affected by the target credit card breach. before you put 10 k on your target card. that has not been approved. though that number comes right from court documents that's an astonishly high payment. we'll give that one a double-check tomorrow. you know what else is kind of fuzzy. the fed once again pushing rate hikes off. we know sooner rather than later it certainly affected the market. let's check in with landon dowdy. good morning. >> you're right. the market looks to add to wednesday's game. although futures pointing to a lower open this morning, the feds are ready to spark interest rates but not in a rush to act on it. they expect the first rate hike in september or october. data today on unemployment and manufacturing, the mass contact up 45 to 4982. scott, back to you. >> thank you, la

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>> david willcock michael baker international, boston, massachusetts. a question for administrator feinberg. we've been talking a lot about funding moving forward. last week from the house, i believe it was the passenger rail reform and investment act of 2014 emerged after once again a fight over what happens with amtrak. we have some major investment needs in the northeast corridor, but we also have many areas such as the midwest. we heard a gentleman earlier about the california high-speed rail, southeast high-speed rail. tremendous amount of high-speed rail and passenger rail investment that's wanted. how are we going to move forward if we continue to have these debates over whether amtrak continues to exist or not? >> right. well, first of all, i think it was a good sign that the bill passed last week with such an overwhelming margin, by such an overwhelming margin. i can't tell you when we're going to stop having the fight over whether amtrak should exist or not. it might not be in our lifetime. hopefully, it will be. but, look, i think increasingl

baker hughes. you see more of this consolation continuing? davids, especially within the rig contractor industry. maybe picking up one or two as they are coming off the ship yard line. a lot of the investors who have been building brand-new rigs and adding to this glut are people who have not even ever operated and offshore rig before. they are speculators trying to build a rig. and sell it to somebody. you have a lot more rigs there will be priced at a cheaper price but you could see consolidation as well. alix: make a rig, see what happens. doesn't sound like a good business plan. where is the loss really being felt? is it would be shelled drillers or elsewhere in the community? diavid: certainly the shale drillers are feeling the impact, but even more so offshore is where the biggest pain is being felt for the longest. sort of a slower moving kind of deal in offshore because you have to sanction projects way in advance and you have to sign contracts and these last four really long time. you are still waiting for some of the more expensive contra

bakers know the recipes by heart. >> could they make as good a cruffin? we'll see. >>> "gma" first thing in the morning. davidorrow night. i'm cecilia vega. from all of us here at abc news, have a great evening. good night. >>> next at 6:00, developing news out of the east bay where a woman has been viciously attack bade pitbull leave her on life support. >> an east bay family turns a personal tragedy into an opportunity to help others. the new effort getting underway to fix one of the deepest problems in san jose. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening. i'm katie marzullo. we begin with developing news in the east bay where a woman has been attacked by a pitbull and is now on life support. let's go to sergio quintana live in the neighborhood with the latest. >> reporter: this is the field where they land that air ambulance to be able to transport that victim. we're told that the woman who was the vietnam of this pitbull attack was in bad shape. emergency crews were called to a home. according to the fire department the victim is in -- in this attack is a woman in her 40s. she suffered serious injurie

. >> lord baker was floating the idea of a grand coalition to save the union. he is a tory. , of course. davidon, a tory prime minister, has been saying, you can't allow a party that wants to break up the u.k. into u.k. government, in reference to the snp. where does that had? is the threat of enough to bind together the tories and labour? that seems a momentous event. >> it would be a momentous event an almost unprecedented in the u.k., whereas grand coalitions happen and other european countries such as germany. currently, it's unlikely. it's notable that labor over the weekend during the scottish conference went through great pains to not rule out a coalition with the snp or some kind of deal. they didn't explicitly say no, whereas the leader of scottish labor specifically said there would be no coalition with conservatives. that is partly because, in order to win votes in scotland, you have to say you won't work with conservatives, but i think snp and labour could find enough common ground. >> we mentioned ukip. maybe the sound is bigger than what might actually happen to ukip. the talk wa

david off the set. he mentioned the fact that a lot of people in george h.w. bush's administration struggled with this issue of israel. i think you're seeing that come up now with james baker and the problems that jeb bush is having because baker gave a speech that was seen as being to exactly what we're talking about -- >> who said? >> i'm sorry? >> who said he's anti-israel? >> james baker's speech at j street drew a lot of criticism. >> from whom? >> the right. >> a jewish organization. it's ridiculous. >> it's a jewish organization with a liberal peace now perspective. back in the first administration, they were tougher on israel, you know, scowcroft, bush, himself, and baker. that caused a whole bunch of problems for republicans who were trying to get through this. now the republican party is totally on the side of the most hawkish elements in israel, and defining this in the most extreme way possible. >> it ain't complicated. i watched this as i grew up. the democratic party was tied into israel politics when it was labor party politics. of course they were, they were soul brothers politically. these guys belong with the right wing anywhere in the world. your thought