here's the results of that dennis richards lawsuit 1.8 million and settled in favor of of the plaintiff mission local march 7th, 2022 lastly i spoke about this this is 533 by santee street very confusing the complaint investigator states the rebars all according to prove plants when you look at the last thing you get where your comments you can i'm almost winding it up thanks sonia. upon review the inspector of record did not authorize the foundation poor the comments very confusing. >> thank you. thank you. there any additional public comment either in person or remotely? okay seeing none we are on to item four directors report for a directors update. >> good morning vice president chad x and members of the building inspection commission. i'm patrick o'riordan, the director of the department of building inspection. last week mayor leary issued an executive directive launching permits safe and in initiative developing priority izing and implementing bold systemic changes to our permitting process. this is a cross-departmental effort that will help tbi and the other permitting department

overlap and he would come in sometimes as i was leaving my ship and you could definitely tell when dennis richardame into the room as he he just commanded that professionalism from everybody and you sort of felt it in the air. lot of people work with them. we'll tell you the very same. he was a pro. graduated from columbia graduate school and journalism. so >> he will be missed 10 53 we'll be right back. >> just about done for thursday morning. before we go, let's check in with rachel martin. see what's up on live in the bay today. aside from rain, high racial hate area. yes, i do like the rain, though. coming today on live in the bay whacking your show by the san francisco bay area theater company explores family dynamics but the backdrop of bay area landmarks, we love. >> plus, you are invited to a galentine's day party that spark social where enjoy the music photo ops and even a costume contest all celebrating love. and we've got an amazing chef in the house today for the james beard foundation's taste america event. chef nelson is showing us what we can expect there. and as always, we want to

dennis murphy (voiceover): matt mcdonald, courtney corcoran, and richard johnson all rode horses withre dave was working, and the phone rang. and one of the guys picked up the phone, and they go, hey, killer, phone's for you. yeah. i mean-- dennis murphy: you guys are tough on him. yeah, tough on him in there. somebody called him cold case. is that true? - i did. yeah. dennis murphy: you did, matt? i did. dennis murphy (voiceover): one day, his friend, matt, decided to ask dave point blank if he had anything to do with the murders. he was very candid with me. and we spoke for probably 4 hours that morning. you had questions, matt. did he answer them? did he persuade you? he did answer them. dennis murphy (voiceover): his buddies were convinced. dave had done nothing wrong. i never had any doubt that he was innocent. you don't see him as the guy in the hoodie. no, i don't. no, i do not, not at all. i never called him on it because i never suspected dave. dennis murphy (voiceover): despite the whispers around town, dave never left. and jordynn says he remained focused on his kids. my da

dennis . thank you everybody for coming and thank you richard for preparing our legacy businesses so well. >> yeah. congratulations on all your years of service and thank you for your dedication to this city as a south market girl myself, my family's business, ted's market so i definitely grew up going to flower market and it was it was a staple of of of of our the to environment in south a market and uh yeah thank you for for speaking to your history i think it's so important to mention communities and struggle and how they come out with you know mutual aid to each other and then that creates that creates enterprise and that's really the story of small business. >> so thank you for speaking to that and yeah, look forward to voting on all of you. oh i would if we're going to move i would love to dedicate this vote to a former commissioner kathleen dooley who we went to her services at her memorial at the flower market and she made it her mission to make sure you all sustained. >> so yeah, that would be my motion. >> can i ask the second i'm going to say one more thing before we vote. okay. i

richard nixon. why didn't you destroy the tapes? well, maybe the answer is that if you haven't done anything wrong, you don't have any concern or fear about what's gonna be on the tapes. dennisa, fighting for her life, would have been able to put some scratches or marks on scott? and there were none. add it all up, the defense concluded, and you've got reasonable doubt. the prosecution's case? little more than theory and speculation. so the case went to the jurors. they took a straw poll and were surprised to find themselves split seven to five. andrea canning: coming up. that's a big gap. it was huge. andrea canning: the jury conducts its own experiment with the weight bench. could that help them reach a verdict? when "dateline" continues. my moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. now i have skyrizi. ♪ i've got places to go and i'm feeling free. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me.♪ and now i'm back in the picture. feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi helped visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and with skyri