dr. sanchez. >> i want to thank the director for an excellent report especially regarding the highlights of many of our colleagues that have been servicing our department for many, many years for the jails and the outreach for the homeless, etc. i was wondering i happened to hear that there's more community discussion on how quote the old candle stick park will be going from the old area i was wondering if, in fact, any of our people are providing information or if, in fact they take it down forevermore the reason i'm saying that over the years that community is really been hit hard by a number of issues especially with the old navy base and you know a lot of the dirt going out and rising asthma and cancer we know what's been been involved in the department it's been there as a key resource but i know it happened here, etc. but i was i want to make sure we are involved we can make some really good insight property owner to the outcomes and the communities that are going through this and they'll come to some discussion. >> we're involved and i asked the dr. to give us an update of the air

dr. sanchez and we're thankful to the president for allowing many of the families there are still people that are not qualified so we'll use the safety net to insure that everyone feels welcome within the department and we'll work with the national level as well. >> thank you. >> was there any public comment. >> there are no public comment for questions. >> proceeded to the next item. >> general public comment we have a one request. >> yeah. mr. gasping rose you have 3 minutes, sir. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm my name is michael i've been a resident of san francisco for 16 years now an economic researcher on topics of hiv i'm hiv positive and i have used several of ryan white services i served many years of the hiv planning council who's duties include even though allocation of ryan white i sent a lengthy document to the commission that provides greater detail about any comments i've come to draw your attention to the document as i provide what i assert to be corrupts false claims falls indication of documents and more in the application and expenditure of frill ryan white fundi

dr. sanchez says we provide incredible palliative care today at laguna honda, san francisco general and many other places. this is outpatient support also and it's really provided with our aids care and respite services that people need to be able to take care of themselves at home and the reduction of suffering and pain is another area that we need a lot of work in terms of looking at the medical model. i think this is a great report and we'll continue to look at it from a policy level and implementation level. we are part of a long term coordinating council. when you are ready to have us back as to what our progress is, i appreciate commissioners questions too and what we are going to to do with this report. we do not like to see reports sitting on anybody's desks. we want this to be a living document and ensure this is a recognized service. >> i just want to comment that i think this is really an extraordinary work that reflects upon the dedication of cochairs and the staff and support staff that was there to believe that as i sat through this room in two or 3-hour sessions in the beginni

dr. garcia releases sanchez from suicide watch.e back into a regular jail uniform and return to protective custody. sanchez says that on the day he was released he had every intention of returning to the jail but when he got home things changed. >> as soon as i walked out the work release doors and as soon as i touched that sidewalk, and as i kind of walked away from the jail, i felt like i just never wanted to look back. freedom never felt as good. just to feel that breeze on my skin, just to feel that wind, like i felt like i was in here for years and i was only in here going on two months. i was crying. i told my mom, i can't go back. she was like, what are you going to do? i don't want you to run. i don't want you to go back. i was like it's not that easy. it's not easy to go back. i never imagined jail was this hard. i just want to do my time and go home to my family and just do good. like it's not worth getting in trouble anymore. i'm not a gangster. i'm not a gangster. before i came here i thought i was. but i'm not. i'm jus

dr and remove the stair and approve the project. >> is that a motion? >> yes. >> thank you. >> second. >> commissioner moore? >> this is an extreme case and i would still like zoning administrator sanchez to come back and fill us in a little bit of where some of these oversights were or where people come forward and they are not inexperienced people, we have to all admit that, come forward and point to issues in the code, that we are either not using frequently, or aren't versed with? we're very clear about the internal stairs. mr. lindsey, director rahm secretary ionin, commissioner antonini, and all of the commissioners who have been here for the last three, four, five, seven, eight, nine years plus have gone through this internal stair thing many, many times. and we have altered projects or sent them back when that stair was not clearly indicating that indeed an additional unit was being used on its own. and this is basically the issue here. so i would like to go back and have a zoning administrator take us one more time through some of the points raised by mr. vincensi and also be consistent in our attitudes toward internal stairs. >> i would like to make one more quick clarificati

sanchez has been on both sides of the glass. she came in as a heroin addict and is now in pc. >> when i am high on heroin, like that story, the drnd mr. hyde, it changes me. it changes me. makes me like a monster. >> me, i did like terrible, horrible, horrible thing to my son. because of the drug. >> sanchez has been charged with serious bodily injury to a child. she admits to being high on heroin, and severely beating her 3-year-old son. when he was brought to the hospital, he was covered in bruises, had bite marks on his thigh, and one eye was swollen shut. doctors also discovered he had a lacerated liver, likely caused by blunt force trauma. >> when i am high on heroin, it is like anything triggers me. i'll just go off. i mean, i could be sitting next to someone. if some little thing irritates me, i'll start screaming, i mean, like on attack mode. it's -- it is scary. basically, i chose that drug over my kids. and they probably have a better life without me. >> sanchez's son has recovered, and is living with relatives. if convicted in trial, sanchez could face anywhere from five to 99 years in prison. but she is working with

sanchez. xwrs, laura garcia-cannon has the day off today. you may be staying home today in honor of dr.martin luther king jr.'s 86

sanchez. xwrs, laura garcia-cannon has the day off today. you may be staying home today in honor of dr. martin luther king jr.'s 86th birthday. president obama and the first lady will participate in a community service project in washington, d.c., homeland security secretary jeh johnson will hold a wreath-laying ceremony at the mlk memorial and in new york, reverend al sharpton will hold be like king events to honor and promote the work of dr. king. >>> here in the bay area, oakland and berkeley police say they expect more demonstrations today ahead of the martin luther king holiday. yesterday, demonstrators took to the streets of oakland protesting police violence. >> here's video from our nbc chopper showing protesters blocking the roads. protests were mostly peaceful. four were arrested for various crimes including assaulting a police officer. several others were ticketed for lesser crimes. >>> happening today on this momentous occasion for more reasons than one for the final time the last remaining freedom train ride from go from san jose to san francisco. >> "today in the bay's" bo

dr requester and project [spo-epbs/]er get a two-minute rebuttal at the end as well. >> thank you. >> good evening plastic bag. the subject project is located at 461 27th street between knowee and sanchez streets in the south and southern portion of the noe valley neighborhood. the proposal to expand a single-family dwelling including raising a building 18 inch to create a full height lower level with garage extensive interior remodeling, a new dormer on west slope and replace inkind of existing woodwinds and new horizontal addition at the rear. property is downsloping towards the rear line, which will make the structure three story overall at the rear of the proposed addition. it extends to the 45% required rear yard and beyond that a one story bump out extends it another 8' into the required rear yard as allowable -- as an allowable obstruction under section 1 36 of the code. the subject building currently is one of the shallowest in depth on this block and will be increased in square footage from 1600 to 3849 square feet. this written dimension has been corrected on the plans -- originally it had 3150 square feet. the property constructed in 1905 was evaluated by the preservation st

dr and remove the stair and approve the project. >> is that a motion? >> yes. >> thank you. >> second. >> commissioner moore? >> this is an extreme case and i would still like zoning administrator sanchez to come back and fill us in a little bit of where some of these oversights were or where people come forward and they are not inexperienced people, we have to all admit that, come forward