the site plan has 24 unities in two - 12 duplex units above our joint garage. it doesn't call for any on street parking but we're developing the street with walk ability and a site on the private property next door. it's individual units that have been separate by corridors and here's the fire truck turn around at the end. we can work better as you can see here are very challenges. down here you can see typical - we are one floor above grade to be the four story building over here. you can see from the contours we're well above the neighborhoods above us and not be blocking their views at this time. the design considerations were many. we want to design a project that can be viewed from the street but actively from the longer view of the city. so we have the idea that we have two sides to the project the side that faces north to the ocean was conceived to be dark a than the pines in the site. you can see from this eir drawing that our project is actively right over here and barely visible. likewise with the idea that what is your facing north we're going to use

as they say 24 duplex and 10 units and 10 years per unit is so many cars. and the traffic up there like they said is going to be impossible i urge you to take into account this. this project is too big and too massive. and the renovations don't show what's going on. thank you. >> come on up. >> my name is laura. i live in the apartments. i look out to the forest. i look out my living room window to the forest. apparently if those apartments are built i'll be looking into another apartment development. i am on disability. i happen to know there's 12 other families in that particular area. it's very hard for me to think of incurring what goes on to think of the new buildings. it's a very limited area of the woods. i can't imagine how they're going to fit housing and others things in that area. thank you >> thank you, thank you for linking to us. i'm mark you live on crestmont drive. after hearing all my neighbors i want to echo all that they're saying please, please reconsidering it's a very narrow widening road. at the very least accompany and looking at thi

it's renderings show how 24 duplexes and ten townhomes should blend into the hillside.ws will be spectacular, looking northwest across golden gate park out to the ocean. the lot on the person slope of mount sutro has been zoned for housing since the 1960s but was never developed in part because of neighborhood opposition. michael's house sits on this drive where the homes and the new road for them will be built. >> when we bought it we were so happy. we were like in paradise. you can see it here. now they want to destroy it. >> many homeowners here are worried about energy access on their narrow street and development on what has historically been an unstable hillside. but the developer said the new road will be up to code and the hillside will be more stable when they are done with it. >> a big parts of our structural design is around that and also bringing down bed rook to lock everything down there. >> is virtually no land left to develop only the west side of the city and the association of bay area governments expects population growth from the 812,000 to 964,000 b

planning commission approved a rare kind of housing development this afternoon that includes duple duplexes town homes designated for a hillside on the city's west side on mount sutro. story tonight from abc 7 news reporter heather. >>reporter: the steep slope below the dirt road row is where some day soon 34 new homes will stand called san francisco overlook it's rendering show how 24 duplexes and 10 town homes should blend in to the hillside. the views will be spectacular. lacking northwest across golden gate park out to the ocean. the lot on the western slope of mount sutro has been zoned for housing since the 1960's. but was never developed in part because of neighborhood opposition. michael's house sits alone at the end of crest mont drive right above where the homes and new road for them will be built. >> we bought it we were so happy. we were like in paradise. you can see it here. and now they want to destroy it. >>reporter: many homeowners here are required about emergency access on their narrow street and development on what has historically been unstable hillside. but the develope

. >> he bought this duplex last week for $600,000 cash. his offer was accepted in two days and after remodeling, he plans to have it back on the market in may. >> what do you think you'll get for it? >> hoping $850,000. >> what does it feel like when you get outbid? >> it's heartbreaking. you get attached to a house and you think it's going to be the one. you imagine how you are going to decorate it and then nothing. >> it is record low mortgage rates that are intiesing. but the number of homes is low and that's driving prices up. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> to give you an example, according to realtor.com, last month there were 64% fewer homes for sale in alameda county than the year before. >>> coming up, the secret service will never be the same. the woman the president just picked to be his top body guard. >> and a new twist in the smart phone war. the sweet deal one bay area city is offering to apple's biggest competitor. >> trapped for days on the california mountain. how a crying dog named mole probably saved the hiker's

. >> the five hour search ended when a neighbor found the infant in the alley way of duplexes.as still inside the stolen suv. the doors were unlocked, she was unbuckled and crouched in her baby seat. carlos was first on seat and gabriella gave him a hug. >> you feel compelled and obligated. we were going to make sure none of us were going to go home until we found her. >> the ordeal began at 6:30 this morning when her mother was loading the suv to get ready for work. she left the engine running, but didn't fasten the infant seat belt. >> she left her seconds, anything can happen in seconds. >> she got back to the vehicle as it drove off. >> the mom was screaming hysterically and we ran out because we thought someone tried to run away with the baby or something. but no, so we just came out here. the car was gone. >> police spent the morning canvassing the neighborhood and following up on a possible suspect description. rafaela police was holding a target shopping bag. >> we can't assume this was an auto theft gone bad, we have to approach this as if it was a kidnapping. >> as fa

this is a neighborhood of apartments and duplexes. they found the victim in the area around 10:20 last night after someone called 911. his name is richard vega. he died a little bit after midnight during emergency surgery. >> at this point we're looking into all possibilities. we don't have any solid evidence that the victim was specifically targeted or that it's gang related. we're certainly considering those possibilities in our investigation. and our investigators are contacting family and friends and witnesses to help us determine the cause and who may have done this. >> reporter: police tell us they are looking for a person who was seen driving away in a dark colored sedan heading on lattimer toward winchester boulevard this taking place just after the shooting. this intersection at lattimer and dumpster will be close until around 7:00. this isn't a neighborhood so it won't affect the morning commute. >>> san jose firefighters investigating suspicious fire at an east bay high school. it broke out sunday afternoon at independence

called san francisco overlook, it's renderings show how 24 duplexes should blend into the hillside. views will be spectacular. looking northwest to the ocean. the lot has been zoned for housing since 1960s but never developed because of neighborhood opposition. michael's house stands right above where the home will be built. >> when we bought it we were so happy, like in paradise. now they want to destroy it. >> many homeowners here are worried about emergency access on their narrow street and development on what has been an unstable hillside. the developer says it will be up to code and hillside, more stable when they're done witness. >> so a big part of the design is around that. >> there is no land left to develop on the west side of the city and association of bay area government projects population growth to 964,000 by 2035, requiring 92 thousand new housing units. >> there is a need for more housing in the city. it's important to have new housing on the west side and not just concentrate development on the east side. >> opponents have spent 10s of thousands of dollars on lawye

she lives in a humble duplex. she was by herself eating a dinner provided by the neighbors. we're talking about her kids. she's recovering from that. still deeply emotional. she was shot herself. she was limping around the house as well. she's on pain medication to get over that. she talked to me about what she would miss most about her child. she can't seem to get past this. listen to what she said about antonio angel asantiago. >> i still think of my son walking over to me in the morning, putting his head on my lap and on my shoulder and me feeding him meals. and the fact that she was juhe learning to eat and he'll never say his first word. >> this is not the first tragedy she's suffered. she lost her 18-year-old son a couple of years ago in 2008 in a stabbing in new jersey. this is a mother that just got to the point where she said she could have children only for something like this to happen. she's suspicious and paranoid about living here. she was packing up her belongings. she said she's moving a thousand miles away back to new jersey to get away. she's worried about

now, this neighborhood where the shooting happened is surrounded by apartments and duplexes and partpolice investigated but at this point it is back open to traffic. elissa harrington kpix 5. >>> it's not clear whether the shooting was gang related but police say they are investigating all possibilities. >>> police were involved in several deadty shootings around the bay area this weekend. four people were killed by officer gunfire. three times on saturday and again early sunday morning. that is where are hay ward police say an officer with a civilian ride along stopped to check out a parked car on fletcher lain. the driver sped away, the officer opened fire in defense of the civilian's life and his own. the driver was captured but his passenger was already dead. >> it's unfortunate, if people would comply, it's been my experience that when they comply, you don't end up in this situation. >> and early saturday morning, officers in san francisco shot a man who allegedly raised a gun at them. later that day officers in san jose chased a man and shot him. several hours later, police in

it was originally built as a duplex. it was enlarged years ago and refined in recent years.plan. lot of space. and you're two, three blocks from piedmont park and close to entertainment. it is great. >> we are tight on time. let's go to 445 harold avenue. just sold for $825,000. >> harold avenue, i've sold twice. sold it once this summer. those people were transferred. just sold it again. a beautiful community, two blocks to shops and things. but that gorgeous frank lloyd wright style. gorgeous outside and in. >> 5,000 square feet there for $825,000. looks like a very nice place. have a good selling season. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> all right, sooe sue, down to you. >> ty, bill ackman is risky business these days, apparently. we will look at wins and losses with scott wapner. t the man who brought you the big fight between mr. ackman and mr. icahn. that's coming up. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the poin

taking place in 2007 and police are trying to figure out this one in a neighborhood of apartments and duplexes far from hamilton and winchester. police found the victim in the area after someone called 911. richard vega, an 18-year-old man, was bleeding having been shot more than once. he died a little bit after midnight during emergency surgery. >> at this point we're looking into all possibilities. we don't have any solid evidence that the victim was specifically targeted or that it's gang related. we're certainly considering those possibilities in our investigation and our investigators are contacting family and friends and witnesses to help us determine the cause and who may have done this. >> reporter: and there was a witness who saw someone leaving the scene headed toward winchester just after the shooting. this person was driving a dark sedan. police are trying to find that vehicle and its driver. reporting live here in campbell, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> 5:32. despite all of the efforts to keep guns off our streets, there's another assault weapon out there after someone stole

she invited us into her home, it was a very humble apartment in a duplex. she was packing up her belongings in trash bags. the crib was still in the corner of the room. the car seat for little antonio had a teddy bear in its place. she's very paranoid right now. she's scared about living in brunswick and plans on moving back to new jersey where she has family. she's lost a lot of faith in humanity. we talked about her 13-month-old antonio and talked about what she missed most. >> i still think of my son walking over to me in the morning and putting his head on my lap. and on my shoulder. and me feeding him meals. and the fact that he was just learning to eat. and that he'll never say his first word. >> she also lost another son back in 2008 her 18-year-old was stabbed to death trying to break up an altercation. she had just gotten to a point where she was emotionally stable enough to have another child only for something like this to happen. she tells us she's not sure if she can ever get over something like this. >> understandably. your heart just breaks f

two families who lived in this duplex evacuated after they discovered cracks in the floors and walls.y to check the home. still not clear if the problems are caused by a sinkhole beneath the house. >>> a fire captain from dayton, ohio, in serious condition after attempting to rescue a vehicle. look what happens when another car comes crashing into them. >> grab the truck [ bleep ]. >> captain berry krone thrown 25 feet through the air. fellow firefighters carried him to safety. the 25-year veteran firefighter's injuries are not life threatening. worst fear of first responders when you have icy conditions. >>> it is spring, but you need jackets and scarves, even in florida. a freeze warning for northern parts of the state. temperatures drop to the upper 30s and mid 40s around tampa bay. the record low is 39, set back in 1894. a warmup will begin by friday with highs expected in the 70s. >>> 27 down, 6 to go. some heat in florida, and it's the heat. lebron james and the heat taking it to chicago. the 28th straight win against the struggling bulls is what they are going for. they will be

the floors beginning to bungle, the walls starting to crack, that's why residents of this duplex were house. >> you hear it, the floor like a groaning, like a tile cracking like something is moving down there. i'm like okay. >> reporter: this is hillsborough county in florida. officials say they noticed the soil around the property was soft, that's why they recommended that folks there spend the night somewhere else and the red cross jumped in to help out with that. today a soil sampling crew is testing that ground under the home. also in that house in addition to the woman we just heard from a man who is in a wheel hair and a newborn baby as well. and if this wind up being confirmed as another sinkhole, jenna it would be the fourth found in the seffner, florida area in the past month including the one that killed 47-year-old jeffery bush who was in bed when the ground gave way. his body still has not been found. back to you. jenna: rick, thank you. jon: well there is a new push in a couple of states to make big brother even bigger. oregon and washington are considering bills to strip

two families who live in this duplex evacuated yesterday after they discovered cracks in the floors andcame out to check the home. still not clear if the problems are being caused by a sing hole under the home. but you know there are property and insurance companies that look at florida, and they say there are thousands and thousands of potential sites under homes where this could happen. >> i would imagine if it continues to happen in that neighborhood everybody has to check their homes. i would move out. >>> trending this morning, word that a neighbor, a teen heart throb justin bieber is accusing the singer of quote battery and threats. los angeles officials are investigating a confrontation tuesday morning right outside bieber's home in calabasas, california, a member of the singer's security team says the neighbor entered bieber's property and words were exchanged. but that there was no physical contact. officials are deciding whether they should file charges. >>> prince william may need to dust off his resume. the british government announcing tuesday its search and rescue helicopt

a report doen has put his manhattan duplex in the bloomberg building on the market for $115 million afterchased the picasso for 1 $55 million, then two weeks after the fine he paid -- >> everybody lives on the same street out there. >> they all live -- >> jerry seinfeld's house was on further. remember the hedge fund guy -- >> they live right next to each other. the comments on this story are incredible. someone writes why the vitriol? steve cohen's made a lot of money. has he committed any crimes? has he he hurt anyone? it is no secret he gives tens of millions to charity. but there's other people who look at this sort of conspicuous consumption and say what gives? >> furthur if you are a grateful dead fan. let's get down to the new york stock exchange -- >> what house did he buy? i have a house in ocean grove. it is just fantastic. couple houses from the beach. governor and i try to make our towns come back. you know that, joe. even my best restaurant. can't even get to it. i live in a different way than steve cohen but it is a great way. >> jim, do you have an iphone or blackberry stil

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another cohen property a duplex in new york bought for about $24 million, is on the market for $115 milliontotally redefined on wall street. being rich on wall street used to mean you made 3 or maybe $5 million a year for a top deal maker. now these hedge fund guys have left the bankers in the dust. >> reporter: now even if the settlement is eventually proofed, cohen still faces an yang criminal investigation as morning's arrest underscores. his spokesman points out, however, that cohen has never been charged with anything and insists that he has not done anything wrong. mike? >> lisa, thank you very much. hedge fund money is an entirely different universe, andrew. >> here is the thing. i know steve. the thing i can't figure out about this is i'm not sure that this is some kind of public defiance. i think he loves to trade the stuff. i think he loves big toys. but not necessarily just to show off but it's like -- he just likes big numbers. it's a very strange thing. but like when i have talked to him over the years, if he has a billion dollar trade or dollar trade to him it's basically the

a few weeks ago, criminals fired high caliber rounds into a duplex. the rounds penetrated the interior walls, furniture, and a seven-year-old child. the notion that innocent, law- abiding citizens will use an assault weapon for high- capacity firearms to protect themselves is not out of experience. the victims of such homicides in the walkie are typically career criminals. a percentage of suspects and 82% of victims have criminal history. our experience indicates that a vast majority of our home invasion victims are drug dealers. they do not need semi automatic rifles to protect themselves. this second amendment, like every constitutional right, is subject to reasonable restrictions and regulations. in 2008, the supreme court ruled that the second amendment protects an individual's right to own a firearm. the right secured by the second amendment is not unlimited. our system is designed to protect individual rights and the rights of the communities. this is not an impossible feat. these are not mutually exclusive rights. we have an obligation to prote

another cohen property, a duplex in new york, bought for about $24 million, is on the market for $115 million which would be one heck of a profit. >> wealth has been totally redefined on wall street. being rich on wall street used to mean you made $3 million or $5 million a year for a top deal-maker. now these hedge fund guys have left the bankers in the dust. >> reporter: matt, we just got word this morning that the fbi has arrested still another trader who works for steve cohen, the most senior figure at that firm charged so far. now, cohen has long been known as one of the shrewdest investors ever. clearly, the prosecutors are sending him a message this morning. his spokesman points out that he -- that mr. cohen has never been charged with anything and insists that he has done nothing wrong. matt? >> lisa myers in washington this morning, lisa, thank you very much. >> we'll take a turn, we mentioned before. there's a lot of excitement on the campus of florida gulf cost university this morning as the cinderella story of the ncaa tournament is getting ready for the sweet 16. nbc's ke

tuesday, two families evacuated their duplex.ding today. our quick roundup of what has you talking online. there is outrage on yahoo and elsewhere over a specialty food store in australia that charges customers a $5 looking fee. if they buy nothing, they lose the five bucks. customers call it ridiculous. too many people come in, find out what they want and then leave and buy it online. >>> when prince harry visits new jersey this may, governor chris christie says he'll be with him the whole time. he tells the queen, trust me and promises no repeat of the wild parties harry had in vegas. no one will be getting naked during the visit christie says. >>> a meerkat that's very tired. struggling to keep from nodding off. very sleepy. and very -- look at that. there he goes, there he goes. very cute. it is now 8:05. apparently, he's in morning tv. matt, savannah and al. >> all right, tamron. thanks. we'll get a check of the weather from mr. roker. >> he needed pumbaa to be with him. >> here's friends from louisiana. >> rebecca. >> where