the fire had destroyed everything but a tiny piece of jeans on delores' body. identified as coming from a beech tree. odd, because there were no trees like that in the neighborhood. and the mystery only deepened when the autopsy results came back. >> ebony and delores were actually killed 24 hours prior to them being burned in the car. that was another hiccup in the case. where were these two bodies kept for a full day? >> reporter: it seemed the dewitt's killer took immense risks to get rid of the bodies. >> you're talking about taking two women out of their house and transporting 'em to another location. and then stealing a car, putting those dead bodies in the car, driving past the house that you just stole the car from. and then parking it in a driveway of a vacant house, then setting that car on fire and walking away. >> reporter: and the autopsy also revealed that delores and ebony were strangled, not shot as the loftons had been. it was a puzzle. were they dealing with a serial killer or not? did you think one guy was responsible for both these crimes? >

i know at delores street if an extra one is requested they give it to them. we haven't heard it at the committee level but i heard from clients it's cold and especially being on a ground and a mat and it's not much warmer there. i have heard it several times. they're not denied services, blankets but i don't know if providence has double to give to everyone. >> does the city have enough as far as you know? >> presumably they do. they have enough for everyone in there now. when the super storm happened there was an issue at some shelters and the city had a couple it extra hundred beds that night and people weren't getting blankets -- at least that's what i heard so i don't know if the shelter system expands what the situation would be with that. >> maybe we can from the department on that as well. one of the things needed in the report was -- this is an ongoing issue and the department is actually working with us on this for quite some time. there was a complaint at next door in terms of potential discrimination based on someone's transgender status so i am wo

steve our facilitator who is the facilitator for mission delores and brought that experience to his efforts with this task force and also in particular we had a unique approach in this task force and we co-hosted with it the san francisco parks alliance and i would like to thank the staff of the parks alliance. we spent months in planning to make sure this was a successful experience for the public and both the committee members and i think greg moore from the conservancy says sometimes you need to go slow to go fast, and we took the time we needed to prepare and be thoughtful and focused about the issues we wanted to put in front of the committee members and i think that has paid off so i'm going to take you through today a little bit of the context within which we did our work and the process and then our ultimate recommendations and look forward to your feedback and questions. so a little bit of our context. as you are probably aware within the 2012 san francisco clean and safe neighborhoods park bond we allocated about 15.5 million dollars to focus specifically on playgrounds. now that

welcome to beautiful delores park. this is a long time coming.ers approved a clean and safe neighborhood parks bond which allocated about $14 million to improve this incredible park. our goal together we are going to build the new dolores park that is going to be built to last. it is going to retain all of it's important features, all of it's historic qualities, all of it's essential beauty. but yet be built with the idea that this is whenever people come. >> we are going to be renovating all six tennis court's, replacing the basketball court with operations underneath so the staff has the ability to maintain the park. we are completely renovating the irrigation system and in addition to the operations we are building two new restroom buildings. this fund was part of the park renovation fund. we knew community was very supportive of a renovation fund. we engaged in a community process which we began with the park to do a detailed assessment of the condition of the park and very details conversation about what we can do in the park and utilize wha

marshes and creeks part of it goes into the mission it was collin chosen because of the bay mission delores so mission south of market some weird places that used to be river front property are really inhimself we need to pay attention one of those days we'll allow people to get involved in speaking and is there any additional public comment no. >> okay public comment is closed. commissioner antonini. >> yes. sue hester makes a good point there have a lot of places coming from la golden gone down into 7th avenue there was a couple of buildings that clarpdz because they were you know built on file and didn't have constructive tree foundations so that's not a sea level rise issue per say but those areas exist been the alameda boulevard i know every time there's an article it talks about the flooding in basements aside i have a question the first have we be able to measure the self rise for example, in the last 5 years i mean they're anticipating does anyone have information as to what is 3rekd or not. >> yeah. there's quite a bit information on sea level rise we have the oldest measure gage i

her name is closures --delores kerr. police say she left without a coat or glasses. if you have seen her contact police. >>> an investigation is underway into the deadly shooting of a man in bridgeton new jersey tuesday night. witnesses recorded the scene on their cell phone. 36-year-old jeremy reid was a passenger in a car that was pulled over for a routine traffic stop. the prosecutor said a handgun was found but no details are out beyond that. the officers involved have been placed on administrative lead while the investigation goes on. >>> philadelphia police are asking for help finding this man who robbed a did you dunkin' donuts. he walked in forced two employees to open the cash register he grabs the cash and takes off. nobody was injured. >>> philadelphia water department will close a small section of montgomery drive to repair a water main. that section of montgomery drive between 6:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. both directions will be closed. 4:39. coming up on "action news" this morning, a new tax in pennsylvania starts today it could have you paying a bit more at

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also specifically the question of the delores height special use district it states no portion of a building shall exceed a height of 35 feet above the existing grade of the lot. the existing building as a proved it's building on does not exceed that height. the special use district doesn't in any way limit how the code does exempt certain features from height restrictions under 260b. this is no different than the preordained height district for any property whether it's a 40 foot height district hor higher. you can go above that height district specifically with those features that are exempted under 260b and the use district doesn't exempt those features. we basically interpret them and implement them the same way which is non structural features that are exempt under 260b, such as minimum required d parapits and railings don't fall under this requirement for height and do not require 311 notification. i'm available for any questions you may have? >> did any planning staff attend any of the neighborhood meetings? >> generally we do not, especially not on the front end and it appears that m

you affordable unit below is it so surrounded by remaining walls and this hill goes up to this is delores heights the top of which is the gentleman's building almost indirectly to the south on 22nd street and liability street is in between the retaining wall in the backyard and proposing a building of 16 inch reinforced this till hill a doted with those projects it is at hill and i think the geography is going to be compromised the architect said they're going to the maximum allowed under the law over 7 thousand building with a maximum parking now no parking they need neighbors i understand traditionally in the commissioners opinion to put in a garage i don't know if that's been done this is a very controversial project on this block my clients view is going to be impaired by the scare of the peaked roof and then a big square her view to the north is impaired thank you very much. >> are there others who wish to speak speak? >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is lindsey i'm a neighbor of the house i'm two houses down. >> lindsey if you not put your hand on the microphone thank you. >

fifth 2015 commissioners further on our under your discretionary review authorization calendar on delores street has been withdrawn and item 18 for case at 372121st strait has also been withdrawn i have nothing of your duty and i have no speaker cards. >> is there any comments other than the items proposed for continuance? public comment on items proposed for continuance okay seeing none, public comment is closed on items for continuance. >> did i hear you to continue item number 14? no no >> i wanted to make sure thank you. >> okay seeing no. you further comments public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini. >> i move to continue item the one to february 5th and the other one to march and commissioner moore. >> i'd like to entertain this continuing our commissioner rules and regulations but we can take that up when we come to it item the uncertainties when exactly it was published we can talk about it now e.r. when item 10 comes up. >> thank you. >> commissioners there is a motion - commissioner antonini's made a motion and it's been seconded to continue items one and two commissio

the improvements that have been coming to life in the planned area here you see a picture of the delores and market the in kind market this commission approved a straight improvement that called adjacent to a development project i think it is successful and illustrates the various way the infrastructure may not be developed and pictured the polk street one of the bicycle lanes that helps you to get to city hall more safely a state of the art bicycle plan we used a small amount of money patio secure federal, state money and that same story for the hate the bus on hate street goes down hate to the market and speculated lane we secured the federal grant or the state grant but used the impact money to provide the match. >> and then those projects kind of illustrate a bunch of improvements part of the original plan the funding from a completely different place from the freeway those are the new parks the skateboard and dog park under the freeway they've transformed that part of van ness street i recommend you go down there eastern neighborhoods certainly one of the largest plan areas we looke

. >> what is the policy i mean what is the policy regarding i mean, i do so i live near delores park i see tons of people doubled parked and not ticketed i don't know if there's a policy i understood 0 people could double park i don't know what the official policy is can someone tell me. >> it's complicated but essentially it's 23409s illegal to double park only in limited constrictions like active loading when otherwise not available place to park and provide it's not creating a safety hazard with the city has worked for many years with situations and some of the parking situations such as we've heard about in the western edition they have parking tenants that work with that and if somebody's blocking a driveway the tenant can fascinate the homeowners and assess to that driveway we do that on a complaint basis and active enforcement to the extent that parking is not creating a safety problem is something we should be able to work out with the institutions. >> there should be some official guidelines i know that - >> well, i say that the members of the faith community thank you we've

. >> i guess i was just asking two examples including the redemption of delores park but the public and private we've seen dramatic delays for things getting stuck with dramatic cost escalation like rec and park they're not spending the money on the park because of the delay a lot of homeowners he imagine with people with disabilities they carton afford the delays i want to stress this think an important issue many making sure that people are able to navigate that process quickly so supervisor cowen if i could have a motion to forward item 3 to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> so moved. >> we'll take that without objection. that will be the order thank you madam clerk call item 5. >> item open is an ordinance amending the planning code for the zoning for awning canopies and marquis. >> this is an ordinance i authored and i don't know they all happy to conversion on today i guess this legislation for the first time in a long time updates the city's sign controls regulation is important to keep our residential neighborhoods and corridor aesthetically free of visual bright

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organize going in that range, just -- or almost a quarter of an inch in newark delaware reported by deloreswe have more rain to come. this is a pretty large storm system. expect maybe another half inch to 1 inch before the storm is out of here. you love the weather? be featured in our newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather news watcher. sign up for all the details. up in the poconos the last problem spot across the delaware valley. you can see an ice over camera lens at big boulder right now. that's the problem. some light freezing rain up there. winter weather advisory remains in effect for carbon and monroe counties until 10 o'clock. even there we're talking about temperatures can climbing into the 40's, near 50. look at storm scan3. first batch of the widespread precipitation has moved through. steadiest north of the city. again little pink showing up in the mountains indicating that sleet or freezing rain. little bit of a break in the baltimore-washington area. ma mist coming in in the next few hours for parts of south jersey and delaware. more rain to the south and west that needs t

properties in the triangle gosh what do we call it the flip side and castro i'm sorry 18th street and have delores that's being developed by bridge housing and another association i'm sorry, i don't have that acquit right but again, a partnership too the housing communicated organization that has addressed core as part of its core mission improving housing the california corridor is 6 projects to the west of embarcadero those promotions are led by mercy housing which is a long time nonprofit voerp in san francisco and by jon stewart company a private entity that does a lot of affordability and the southeast cluster two large family unit in the boyfriend those are being led by again by jon stewart company with bridge point and san francisco housing development corporation a nonprofit so i think again those projects are going to be led by the same organizations around the housing conditions across the city and they're also many of them landlords i know the question is for them how they plan to manage the transition with our residents what or so used to having to live in substandard conditions how th

we know them in delores park, lafayette park and [inaudible] and dog patch neighborhood and there is more on the way. last year party in the parks helped fund some of the renovations. policy. you know our report card. it's one example that we bring data to the decision making processes. we are proud to co-chair thursday task force that bring this is recommendation to you today. it has members from every district in the city. represents various neighborhoods and interest groups. it brings to the table expertise in education parenting and childhood development. this task force went through a thorough and objective consideration of the data to help prioritize the playgrounds with the greatest need and dawn has outlined all of that for you. this task force came to a unanimous recommendation after five months of analysis and discussion. this task force has demonstrated a solid process that we can rely on this decision before you today and also a process to rely on future projects. i want to ask you to pause for a moment and reflect. what would it have been like if there was no task force?

. >> i guess i was just asking two examples including the redemption of delores park but the public and private we've seen

welcome to beautiful delores park. this is a long time coming. back in 2008, voters approved a clean and safe neighborhood parks bond which allocated about $14 million to improve this incredible park. our goal together we are going to build the new dolores park that is going to be built to last. it is going to retain all of it's important features, all of it's historic qualities, all of it's essential beauty. but yet be built with the idea that this is whenever people come. >> we are going to be renovating all six tennis court's, replacing the basketball court with operations underneath so the staff has the ability to maintain the park. we are completely

delores is reporting in newark, delaware sleet on the sidewalk and the flower bed taken few moments ago john says in philadelphia we have a little bit of a dusting of snow as of the 11:00 o'clock hour. so a variety of weather depending on where you live. all temperature depend. take a look at these numbers. right now in physical the temperature is thirty four degrees. we have 35 in allentown. 33 in wilmington and 34 in dover and in wildwood we're looking at rain at arthritic degrees. that warm air trying to push in and by the overnight we do expect the temperatures to rise so that by three 4:00 o'clock in the morning we change over to rain possibly a little icy mix even in philadelphia and wilmington and that icy mix heads toward the lehigh valley but the heaviest snow in allentown and reading in the poconos where we stay mainly snow throughout the event. and then by saturday morning seeing mainly rain. continuing through the morning and then by about 10:00 o'clock it becomes patchy and comes to an end. temporarily one more batch of snow and maybe rain moving through during the afternoo

delores is reporting a light wind in newark.he pressure is rising temporarily but that will be falling as our storm approaches. she says it's very cloudy and very cold. temperatures in south jersey in the 20s as well. it is 25 degrees in vincentown according to doug. as we go farther to the north we're looking at 22 degrees in willow grove. and the wind is rather light. that wind is going to be picking up over the next couple of days. if you would like track the storm with us you can be an "eyewitness weather" watcher and featured in our newscast. go to cbsphilly.com/watchers. outside we're looking at cold and we're looking at snow making at jack frost big boulder with these temperatures you can make a lot of snow because it is so cold. we won't have to be making it tomorrow. mother nature will provide. on storm scan3 you can see the snow already in chicago, through parts of illinois, to the south into cincinnati and moving quickly toward the east a little bit ahead of schedule. that means through the lehigh valley see the snow