commissioners on item 11 eddy street a conditional use authorization good afternoon, commissioners kevin with the planning staff i'm going to keep my comments belief this is a conditional use authorization for the northeast corner on arbitrarily and eddy street with a demolition for 55 thousand square feet of commercial space and no sfgov it is similar to ray a project you approved in 2009 but a project 14 stories in height with 14 thousand square feet of commercial space excuse me. >> so the currently property updates the entitlement to rise the indulge and create a new you construction period the combufgs is within an rfp c district modifications with several planning code respiratory this process is intended to allow the flexibility for the crack for the superior projects that exhibit over high quality design for the area as detailed in the packet 9 staff he believes that merits the modification i'll be happy to go into detailed of the specification of the questions and modifications one other point of president to touch on as part of the project the condition was the rec and park com

eddie, repeat after me.i'm a fancy british man. >> 'ello, i'm a fancy british man. >> jimmy: are you british, or from the philippines? talk like british people >> ello. >> jimmy: why is this so difficult for you? you're from there. he's from there. >> sure, his methods may seem controversial to some folks. when someone lights your script on fire and duct tapes it to your hands, you'll find a way to say your lines. >> jimmy: the critic is your -- >> enemy. >> jimmy: we must meet the enemy head-on. >> facing jim as a critic tested my limits as a performer and as a human being. >> jimmy: you act, i'll critic. >> momma, it's time i told you the truth about me and ricky. >> jimmy: i saw frozen last night. it was [ bleep ]. >> i know daddy won't approve. >> jimmy: so short. such a short little person. more like a hobbit than anything. >> he's no good for any of us. >> jimmy: speak up, muppet baby. >> jim makes you face your worst fear, which is usually him. >> he's like a father to me. so much so he had me call my

we're about 1,000 students a semester at 750 eddie. this semester, it looks like there's 400 less of those students or maybe 300 of those students who have made their way into classes and we've heard that students aren't necessarily taking classes every day as they were. so access has been restricted. the lease that has been discussed with the art institute which would replace the temporary campus has not happened yet but it's imperative that there be a place for these students in their neighborhood and make sure there's a quick timeline that we return to 750 eddie and we're getting that building ready and so those students are able to return to their home. i really want to just take a moment to thank the supervisors. all of you have been involved in being vigilant for city college of san francisco. we ask for your continued vigilance and leadership as we hold the whole community to make sure city college is here for all of our students for another 80 years. thank you >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm with th

his name was eddie seda.high school dropout, unemployed, who was still living at home with his mother and younger sister. >> on days he seemed religious and quiet and shy and strange. and other days, he seemed aggressive and scary. >> at headquarters police asked seda to provide a written statement describing what happened inside his apartment. seda complied and when finished he signed it with an odd symbol next to his name. >> and the detective who did it looks at it and says, what's this? and he said that that was a symbol for god and god's love or something. >> an alert police officer asked hostage negotiator joseph herbert to have a look. herbert knew immediately what he was looking at. >> the statement out of my mouth was, as sure as i'm standing here, this is the zodiac killer. >> to prove their suspicions, police turned to forensic science. first seda was fingerprinted. his prints were then compared with the print left on the letter in central park. it was a match. next, handwriting experts compared th

> eddie, my old friend welcome back.. >> hi, rachel. >> i'm also terrible at cooking. the difference between you and i, i don't like it. you know how this works. i'm going to ask you three questions, you get two or more right, and this is the prize you could win. no not that one. that's what you win. and if you get all three right, or if you -- i'm docking your pay -- if you get all three right, we'll send you something ran tom that we found squirreled away in our office. >> these are the big checks from big tobacco. they were handed out by john boehner on the floor of the house. this is our prop version. >> there you have it. you get a worthless prop. t-dah. we also need to bring in the disembodied voice of steve benin. he will determine if you get the right answer. >> welcome back eddie. >> hi steve. >> question one. monday's show on monday's show we reported that senator barbara mccullski of maryland will not run for re-election. which of the following is not true. a, he's the longest serving woman in congress. b, she

eddie. that's why we choose him. if you look at the show and his biography, he's been outspoken since he was 5. >> paul thanks so much. >> great pleasure. >> "fresh off the boat" premiered last month and has been the number one comedy on tuesdays for four straight weeks. eddie is the voice of the show. it is based on his book. so i asked him what does he think about how it's turned out. thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> "fresh off the boat" is inspired by your memoir of the same name but you were pretty critical of abc's adaptation before the show premiered. you wrote for a "new york" magazine article, i began to regret ever selling the book because "fresh off the boat" was a very specific narrative and about specific moments in my life. network's approach wanted to tell core stories but who is that show written for." explain what you meant. >> yeah. the thing is with a lot of come diz that you see on tv or especially animated come diz, their approach to race relations is to

is eddy here? eddy thank you very much on behalf of the community. thank you. [applause] eddy, you get two. and let's see do we have a representative of pinuen here? anybody here? you're going to get two norman. you just stay right there because there is one here with your name on it. we're out of order now. here we go. chinatown community development center, reverend norman fong. thank you norman. [applause] and do we have cyc here? our community youth center. who is here from cyc? the ambassador program, all of the things that they do. thank you very much. and then so thank you to all of the community members. thank you. thank you, thank you. [applause] and then we have our community business partners in this. they contribute in so many ways both financial and support. today we have doris from the hilton here. thank you doris for what the hilton is doing for this event. [applause] can you hold all of that? thank you. and then today we have a special thank you to walgreens. do we have anthony stewart and shirlee from walgreens. are they here? >> [inaudible] >>

, and takes the rifle and shows it through eddie's chest and pinned him to the ground. he then tries to get the vital away from him, but eddie, although he is in his 40's but have been a blacksmith in civilian life fixes less than throws in another cartridge, swings around until the confederate soldier who it just that tim, pulled up the bayonet weapon and marched back to the hillsman house that serve as a field hospital. you will see that but one of the more unique thing is years ago on the ground around the hillsman house which served as the hospital, the dog tag was found. that is on display in the museum. the federal calvary was under general philip sheridan and wesley merritt and had with him some folks you probably you have recognized, george armstrong custer, thomas devon and george crook. many of these the fighter in the indians were afterwards. they are facing confessional to richard anderson and bush ron johnson. that fighting at that intersection, which is just beyond the visitor center is known as marshall's crossroads or harper's farm. here the union calvar

these students in their neighborhood and make sure there's a quick timeline that we return to 750 eddie and we're getting that building ready and so those students are able to return to their home. i really want to just take a moment to thank the supervisors. all of you have been involved in being vigilant for city college of san francisco. we ask for your continued vigilance and leadership as we hold the whole community to make sure city college is here for all of our students for another 80 years. thank you >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm with the community housing leadership. i believe the closing of this college is preparation was not -- i just know that it should be left open. if they're going to close it due to the earth quake retro, they should have another place for these students to go while that's happening. i'm just all for it to be open. thank you. >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm /ro ma with the community housing partnership. i just want to remind everybody that some of the barriers that the folks face from the tender /h

i have a leaked sex tape of tamera and eddie judge of "the real housewives of orange county" fame. >>e. >> ooh yeah i can't wait. >> it's going to be rough, not a quickie. >> the longer the better. >> eddie's setting up the cameras. looks gorgeous. >> start pushing. >> here it comes. >> oh my god. >> cover your eyes if you're easily offended. >> i'm going to go harder. that's it baby. get into it. >> oh god. >> you're so tight. >> oh! what are we watching? >> what are you guys doing? >> we're making a workout video. >> what did you think we're doing. >> priceless. >> this is actually a brilliant promotional theme for a new youtube channel called cut fitness. healthy lifestyle videos what happen better way to get the word out than create a sex tape viral video. >> everybody kept their clothes on that was a disappoint. want to see all of the goods. >> gayle bass ladies and gentlemen. >> i'm a healthy american woman. >> to tell us all about the video, we have tamera and eddie judge via "right this minute." >> i'm sorry. >> now we have our very own sex tape. thank you for that. this is a

not going to be a quickie. >> the longer the better. >> you see, eddie's setting up the camera.looks gorgeous. >> here it comes. >> oh, my god. >> cover your eyes if you're easily offended! >> i'm going to go hard here. that's it, baby. >> oh, god. >> what are we watching? >> what are you guys doing? >> we're making a workout video. >> what did you think we were doing? >> that's priceless. >> this is actually a brilliant promotional scheme for a brand new channel called cut fitness, in order to create workout videos nutrition videos healthy lifestyle videos. what better way to get the word out than to create a sex tape viral video? >> everybody kept their clothes on. that was kind of a disappointment. >> i'm a healthy american woman. >> to tell us all about this video, we have tamara and eddie via skype right this minute. welcome. >> i'm sorry. we didn't know we were on. >> we have our very own sex tape. thank you for that. this is a really fun idea. how in the heck did you get through it with straight faces? >> oh, we didn't. it took us all day pretty much to do it because we w

>> good. >> what grade are you going into, eddie? >> the hardest part is like seeing him behind the glass. and when he's in here and stuff. so i really want him to get out. >> when his kids can't hug him like i told him he is hurting his kids. you know i can stand the hurt. sometimes the kids can't. >> what's wrong with granddaddy? let me speak to him. >> what's going on, man? >> what's happening, dad? how you doing? >> staying strong? >> yes, sir. >> thank you for bringing them up for me, dad. >> i want to let him know we love him no matter what. make it easier on us when we come up here. we're in here with you. don't make it to where we, we are locked up being locked up. you understand? >> hey. did i tell you i love you? i love you. and i'm sorry i pained you. >> limited to only 30 minutes, the visit hardly seems to have begun when it's time to leave. >> i love you. y'all be good. bye-bye. >> all right. stay strong. >> yes, sir. i'm praying, hoping, hoping that this is the last time they have to come up here like this and see me be

he just wants to do it for eddie. he says eddie did it for us, and i'm doing it for eddie. >> fixler also writes a book about the robbery and his vietnam experience called "semper cool" and donates all royalties to wounded veterans through the barry fixler foundation. >> i want to honor the men and women serving today. the men and women serving when i was in service. and, also, to leave a legacy to my family that, you know what, i'm a good guy. i love my family and i love my country. >> the retired marine continues to run his jewelry store. always mindful of the day two gunmen tried to rob him. >> i looked like a very easygoing fellow. non-threat fellow, nerdy. they really came thinking that this is going to be a cake walk. this is the easiest thing ever. and it turned out not to be the easiest thing ever. >>> coming up -- a store manager who never fired a gun in her life ends a robbery with one shot. >> got up like i was coming around and i grabbed the gun. >> when "caught on camera: armed and dangerous" continues. >

eddy thank you invite ms.ows up on time to so the housekeeper at the corner to take the picture first with the horse than the 3 rams and the dog hasten whoever took picture with him afterward i said that's an ass except i remember in the chinese zodiac there's no such thing as ass on the zodiac whoever takes the picture next will be an ass so. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you rose and thank you so much let's take a group picture and welcome the year of the ram we're going to have fire crackers right so let's take a group picture and grace and everyone from chinese consolidated yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ would you all rise please for the pledge of allegiance. >> the pledge of allegiance. . >> please call role. >> president loftus lost here. >> vice president turman. >> here. >> commissioner marshall is accused. >> commissioner dejesus. . >> commissioner hwang. >> massachusetts.

eddy kantor and we out. >> damn, easy e eddie kantor was a ballary head of his time.s week's thicke thursday. see you next week thickeophiles. >> all right. all right. okay, our top story tonight you folks say pass time that people often enjoyed 88 years ago watching group adults beat the mess out of each other. floyd mayweather an manny pacquiao had a press conference for their highly anticipated fight. >> mayweather and pacquiao will finally square off in the ring may 2nd at the m.g.m. grand and it's stacking up to the biggest fight to ever hit the las vegas strip? >> hold on the biggest fight ever on the vegas strip? a little respect. tupac was involved in a pretty big fight on the strip all right or should we say a b-i-g fight. oh sorry too soon. oh. okay. all right. let me just pour out a little for that joke. out of respect. >> all out of respect. any way the may 2nd bout is expected to set a pay for view record and mao weather is looking at a record pay-day. >> when it comes to the purse mayweather is getting a 60-40 split which means his cut without could be w

i needed to meet eddie and give him an eyeball up and down. size him up. >> and who she met wasn't what she expected. >> meeting him, it's just this biggest, sweetest smile and he's so docile and gentle and quiet and happy. happy. how is he on death row and happy? it just didn't make any sense. there was no way i was going to let elmore's case go. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well... did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 23.75? 24! hey 24 dollar, 24 and a quarter, quarter, now half, 24 and a half and .75! 25! now a quarter, hey 26 and a quarter, do you wanna pay now, you wanna do it, 25 and a quarter- -sold to the man in the khaki jacket! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. not to be focusing, again, on my moderate my goal was to finally get in shape. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i finally made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about

eddy thank you invite ms. housekeeper at the corner to take the picture first with the horse than the 3 rams and the dog hasten whoever took picture with him afterward i said that's an ass except i remember in the chinese zodiac there's no such thing as ass on the zodiac whoever takes the picture next will be an ass so. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you rose and thank you so much let's take a group picture and welcome the year of the ram we're going to have fire crackers right so let's take a group picture and grace and everyone from chinese consolidated yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning, today is february 27, 2015. my name is john avalos, the chair of lafco. lack

resolution to urge the administration of city college of san francisco to present the campus at 750 eddie street in the classrooms for all classes that have been displayed by the student and to pursue higher education. >> supervisors christensen. >> i'll try to be brief. i just wanted to thank supervisor kim for bringing this matter to our attention and for me to be a cosponsor to it which i'm happy to do. i looked further into the matter and i think it is stressing. we talked about how important it is and the effort to draw the need to save it. this situation is distressing all, not only because of the abrupt closing but there was before knowledge of this happening but not much action to mend it and litigate it with no notice to the students. as two of the students mentioned, there is an effort on the way to provide a temporary location but if there's something we can do as supervisors on the board to encourage a more permanent solution, we should do it. another supervisors stated there's a significant amount of money at risk if the building is not opened in 3 years. it seems like a plan

eddy is here, rose is here. the entire chamber has been doing this for many decades and we have been growing it for the world to see. i am very proud that this parade is put on by so many volunteers. i want to thank all of the sponsors but most importantly all of you here and enjoy yourself. buy flowers. norman said earlier to tell each other you're beautiful. that's the first time i heard that from anita. i have been telling her that for 35 years but the reverse hasn't happened but anyway this is a great time to celebrate. i want to say thank you for so many of our community partners that put this on that really think about and are creative and are dedicated to building this chinatown community so we're proud to display our culture for the rest of the world to see. thank you for being here. [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> just to let all of the dignitaries know we're keeping it short this year and keep of the blessing and that's it and of course we have to thank the chinatown chamber of commerce and e

eddie redmayne -- any eddie redmayne fans here? [ cheers ] yeah.ok like a young eddie redmayne. [ laughter ] eddie redmayne, who just won an oscar for his portrayal of stephen hawking, will provide the voice of a train in a new installment of "thomas the tank engine." [ laughter ] i just hope he doesn't get typecast as someone who can only play characters with wheels. [ audience oohs ] [ applause ] do you guys remember rob ford? [ scattered cheers ] so does he most mornings. former toronto mayor rob ford is auctioning off the tie he wore when he admitted to using crack cocaine. and the money is going to a really good cause. i'm just kidding. it's going to crack. [ laughter and applause ] it's going to go straight to crack. this is impressive, if you believe in charitable contributions. a man in texas has embarked on a 300 mile bike ride to raise money for planned parenthood. though, if you spend -- you know, if you spend that much time sitting on a bike seat -- [ laughter ] you'll never need planned parenthood. [ applause ] there's a new -- there's

. >> time to get your workout on with none other tam ra and eddy. >> a sex tape. >> a promo video totube channel, cut fitness. first workout video. eddie does a really intense workout and tamera does a modified version for everybody to adapt to their fitness level. start off with squats with weights. and some supersquats, some plyo push-ups. >> i think they have a great relationship working out together. >> very supportive of each other, which is actually really nice and refreshing to see. this other workout video probably my favorite of all workout videos one, because it features one of our favorite people on the planet. zack. >> hi i'm zack and this is workout wednesday. here's what you need! workout shirt, workout shorts workout fancy loafers. >> he has such an awesome sense of humor and such a spectacular zest for life. you know has been dealing with cerebral palsyis entire left and never let one second to get him down. >> nothing stops, not even a little trampoline. watch him go. >> you're down and out. just like the measles. eradicated for 50 years. all i took was a check from

>>> we the jury find the defendant eddie ray routh guilty of the felony offense of capital murder as in the indictment. >> it has been almost three weeks since eddie ray routh was found guilty of murdering chris kyle and his friend. routh was sentenced to prison without the possibility of parole. in her first interview since the trial, routh's mother talked about him meeting up with chris kyle. >> i said chris, would you be willing to help my son. he's a former marine, and he has ptsd, and he really needs help, and we're not getting what we need. and he said yes. i would be willing to help. and that was my first day of several years that i really felt like anybody even cared if eddie got the help he needed or not. >> you had absolutely no idea that asking him for help, that a week later he would murder chris kyle and chad littlefield? of course you had no idea? >> i would have never asked if i had an idea that this could happen. >> what do you say to yourself about that now? >> it's a very hard feeling for me. and i know it's not my fault. and of course hindsight's 20/20. >> that's a

"outfront," eddie agulia. he witnessed the crash.ord's plane right before it came down as it was gliding. tell me what happened. what did you see? >> well initially, we were golfing. and we heard a plane overhead. and it sounded unique. it was -- it wasn't too low, but it was right above us. we could read what was written under the wings. and at that exact moment when we looked up and we were actually appreciating the beauty of the aircraft the engine sputtered. and then it stalled, instantly. within a moment the pilot, not knowing who it was at that time, he had instantly made what you would call a u-turn and headed directly back to the way he was initially coming which was from the east. that split second decision, looking back on it in retrospect is a miracle. as far as i'm concerned it was all about the pilot and his experience at that moment. i'm not an expert but from the moment of stalling and the moment of turning around was a matter of seconds. and he had -- it seemed as if he had enough altitude at that point. we actually h

. >> what do you love about eddie and the man purse. >> well, man purse is the band, and eddie is thesinger, sow pretty much get to seat whole man purse. like you get to see the whole band. >> can you describe their sound? >> it's like an mmmm. >> what do you think of deejay gluten? do you like his sound? >> i like it. i could get it on my phone, actually. i like some of it. >> what's your favorite deejay gluten song. >> i'm sorry, i don't have the names and everything. the actual song titles. >> like crackers? >> that's probably what it is. >> what about deejay cialis. do you like his vibe? >> he's got the high hat. and you're like, ooh, ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> do you think deejay cialis gets the crowd up? >> yeah. yeah. yeah. everybody's jamming, you know. >> is deejay cialis is a little dangerous if he lasts more than four hours? >> dangerous? really? >> how about vlad and the putins? the russian punk band. >> i like him. >> have you heard that he takes his shirt off? >> i haven't seen that. >> did you see the performance where he rode in on a horse. >> oh, my god, i did. that wa