the state building code requires egress from and are bedroom window that is the challenge to be able to provide that that requires dramatic work on this building the other thing we need to be aware of this building was designed important commercial i have converted legally in other commercial buildings that had the necessary egress windows that is landlocked and interpose a safety risk for the space heaters the city should be aware the landlord is not coasted for the use this insurance is for commercial and we need to be upgrading police and fire for the district and adjust the parking thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. hello commissioners. i'm ryan patterson an attorney for the owners of the two property at 1049, llc and 1067, llc i'd like to incorporate my previous comments from last week on this foil as well as the owners representatives and consultants that spoke the 223 amendments that are included in this file make that resolution more retroactive which is illegal for a permit today's amendment we object to the last minute changes not given to the public not poste

. >> benny department of building inspection again it appears the permit is to maintain egress all the times and keep the light survivalist systems the notice of violation states clearly they're supposed to have plans with this the district inspector had quite an extensive correction properties there were so many areas effected we're not kicking potato people out the knowledge we've given them a timeframe based on the notice of violation they can get more time so they're not dragging their feet. >> i guess mr. kern i was reading the brief it was referring to many of the issues of the second phased that's permit has not been issued. >> not to my knowledge only for the people that remained in the building after the fire so obviously their moving forward with the full set of plans they're to have to notify the additional people remaining in the building there is still time seeing it's a full set of plans it's not going to happen overnight on or about the permit problems have been completed they've done the demo on the fire damage. >> yes, sir. there's no inspections yet. >> are you done c

and serious bold injuries and also looking for reoccurring problems with life hazards related to egress and other fire issues of the one hundred and 28 all of 6 had their nos sent out this is hollow happened with within the last three weeks and 35 of the inspections have occurred and we're moving so fast two cases as a result of this effort went to the litigation committee yesterday two property there were 3 but 2 as a result one property owner the history with the building this is the second and third time we've been out through we're seeing add locks and chains on egress let me show you a picture a picture of a cadillac that looets leads to a roof door this is important there's a fire escape that is a building along the moikts corridor we've cited this before i pook took one look at this it is not even through to the directors hearing it didn't have to be we'll go through this pro is it is referred to the city attorney the message we want to send if you're doing something like that you need to stop we understand there are a phenomena going on along the mission corridor with unauthoriz

that's tagging fire extinguishers that has to do with egress. sprinkling certain parts of the buildings and garbage rooms and shoots and storage areas and other amenities that are required. those types of inspections the housing division within the department of building inspection does on an ongoing basis they're occurring right now. we have inspectors out there that do them on a complaint driven basis and systematically as required by the san francisco housing code but let me tell you what we're doing in addition to all of that. when department of building inspection saw a cluster of fires occurring in the mission we immediately instituted a concentrated code enforcement outreach program and that program included defining a concentrated focus code enforcement area. we looked at and identified 126 multiple family dwellings along the mission street corridor from third street all the way out to crocker amazon and six and a half miles and 67 city blocks. we started to do the inspections. we have done about 35 of those because we need to send a com

montgomery st turns into n autumn st continue northbound on n autumn ave to the sap center procession egress route leaving sap center at 1:00pm begin at sap center eastbound w santa clara st w santa clara st to s market st southbound s market st turns into s 1st st continue southbound s 1st st s 1st st turns into monterey hwy continue southbound monterey hwy to a private ceremony at oakhill cemetery mayor sam liccardo released a statement saying "we continue to mourn the loss of officer michael johnson, and the thoughts and prayers of an entire city remain with his family, fellow officers, and friends. >> pam : thursday's memorial procession but can't make it along the route can watch it live on kron live in the newsroom. >> pam :alameda county firefighters have responded to a two- alarm multiple structure fire in dublin. about two hours ago. the two-alarm fire broke out in the area of vinton avenue and kinsley street in dublin. it is where a number of homes are under construction. the blaze was first reported just after at 9- tonight. four residences under construction were destroyed. there

if we don't egress it now and pay for what we choose now and kick it down the road i think that's a problem gary b., 30 seconds last word. >> i know where we can get the money. rip apart obamacare. that money's there. melissa came up with a couple of good areas. >> i found $100 billion. >> just move it around. >> that's the last word. thanks, guys. >>> cavuto on business in 20 minutes from now. neil, what have you got? >> tensions mounting again in ferguson. city budget busting. the human and financial toll adding up from these protests. plus, another executive action. this time for a bill of rights for college students. guess who is on the hook for that bill? not them. see you soon bottom of the hour. >> can't wait. always a great show. but up here first. what if i told you isis may not be the country's number one problem right now? it's the u.s. governmememememend bears" for all your headlines log on to fox news.com. >>> government is not the solution to our problem. government is the problem. >> well maybe the gipper had it right. when americans were just asked what they think is the mos

figure in the calculation you're going to arrive at problematic results so one thing space for garage egress you're not looking at a report that creates a rb p eligible area other things i want to mention is that creating a protective class with people who bind to a permit are buying into a lens a directing a day where the residents have to pay in excess of $200 a most that is an inequality people should compete on the streets for equal money. >> (calling names). >> k5eg9 had to go move her car put her at the bottom (calling names). >> good afternoon i'm opposed this because the government mta stepped in two late and also you charging hundred and $10 a year is too low because of the time change everything else change people that want to live in alleyway month miscarries is a lot of tourists coming and so you have to charge more money for the permit and also cut down the one hour parking only because we allow the tourist i live in bay area but sit with my doggy should have a right to do that this neighborhood i tell them they have to pay the price of parking and the neighborhood noted belong

about a less conventional layout and the dead end into other street and pedestrian streets and small egresses. i think the current trend to replace these houses with larger buildings with reduced open space would alter the scale and champl our neighborhood so i want to thank you for introducing this legislation. >> thank you very much. next speaker is robert quinn. >> thank you for your time. i have been a resident we bought the place in 1978. have been there ever since and a victorian built. when i moved there it was the tall est building on the street. no no means it is now. it's dwarfed now. for a number of years there were homes in certain states of disrepair and people were coming in and doing very nice jobs fixing them up and the neighborhood felt on the up swing but in the last two, three years this whole secretary that we're talking. >> >> subject that we're talking about just came out of left field baste. i mean all of a sudden the homes were doubling, tripling and more in size and being -- having lived there for so long i like a lot of the charges that happened, but some of these ne

. >> their telling them to maintain egress is not red-tagged macro maybe yellow tag certain places off limits but the fact they have a permit that is completely states maintain e ingressed it is habitable somewhat. >> is driver's license any public comment on this item seeing none, commissioners the matter is yours. >> it appears that almost moved i know the issue really is for them to establish a more detailed schedule there's going to be another permit they don't want that permit appealed timing is such that between now and the issuance of a permit requires sometime even for fire damage they haven't developed plans that will take time my suggestion is that this permit is almost completed that we allow it to be finished off they have a little bit of work left with the heavy suggestion they meet and establish a schedule and with the tenants. >> with the tenants so they can see when to move out. >> okay. we have a motion. >> i'm going to deny the motion for request i hope they take my suggestion. >> mr. pacheco call the roll. >> we have a motion on the floor to deny the jurisdiction req

and egregious window and light and ventilation and some other things but certainly in a bedroom an egress window the term legalize we assume that was not built legally and now the existing bedroom is why if it was an existing bedroom why are you trying to legalize it. >> i have a question. >> i'm sorry if we got this as dbi in the form of a complaint you order all the permits history and plans and have to go backwards and see where this building start and how to end up and give them advise could come if the form of a notice of violation. >> well. >> those people can - that might mean someone losing where they will. >> if i can phrase it if we grant the appeal and overturn the permit would there be a basis for deploying to have issues with this building does that question make sense. >> unless i file an nov. >> it would be that someone files a complaint. >> but you based on what you've seen because it is legality question in the air i guess you wouldn't file an nov. >> the board of appeals tells me we're not going tout out there tomorrow morning if we get a complaint we have to investigate

still had the removal of a spiral stair up to the master bedroom deck this was the second measure of egress but my clients were able to do that, and, secondly, in response to gabriel's concerns on the south side we set back the south wall for 3 feet as you can see 21 feet we set back the south edge of the master deck it no longer requires a firewall and lastly on the fire deck on the two properties lines instead of the par pits my clients will provide rails which are more on those concessions my clients agreed to leave those in place and the neighbors doesn't remove the dr we tried to meet again with the neighbors a third time if the timing didn't workout basis the holiday were approaching we have an e-mail exchange and my clients made two further concessions one of them to bring the master deck by an additional two feet that would have helped rochelle and reduce the overall height of the addition by one foot we've made a lot of compromised to address the concerns and i think what was proposed is reasonable especially for the neighborhood and this project should be approved as proposed than

today we had all the naval practice needed for coalition operation to monitor and prevent any egress or deagrees from any use of ports. the ports are prevented from anything going to or from, whether it's weapons or human or any kind of transport from the yemeni ports and no one was permitted to go or leave the ports. before i take questions? [ question in foreign language ] >> we're watching the news conference from riyadh, listening to the spokesperson for the saudi-led coalition basically giving an update on the attack of the last several hours and trying to stop houthies advancing the current capital of aden, preventing houthi militias from advancing. we're showing some video of targeted attacks. we're also listening to news conferences in doha. hashem what did you make of what the spokesperson had to say? >> well basically they say they're committed to continue until they undermine the capabilities of the houthies, as we see in the display of the footage, they're bankly trying to target anti-aircraft battery batteries, tanks command centers, and he leaves them focused this time

asked of us in terms of code updates and full updates were required for the building live safety and egress which meant we introduced a second set of stairs it took up the space it is one thousand 84 square feet originally that was 12 hundred with a reduction of it tallied to 75 finally a comment about the mid block open space a subterranean just forms a mid block open space explicit intrude into that i'll seed the rest of my time to jeramy. >> thank you ross i would like to introduce a couple of changes to the proposal that is before you and explain why our neighboring property to the west is alessia suprais that a as hot tubs in flare rear yard a place i know very well i live nearby and used it often it is a popular neighborhood designation there is some concerns by the property owner that your extended top floor windows my intrude into the privacy of that rear area and as a result we're asking we be allowed to build a higher than otherwise permitted fence along the property line on the west side adjacent property owner is here and could speak to that during. we're also asking the hours o

except the safety and the other issue is that for four stores or less they need to have a window egress escape so from the third-story to the street there's a direct access to the street i can't close that off towards the street those are some of the building codes and planning code that are flying when we designed this. >> don't you show us the dr requester asked for i'm not quite sure the 3 feet by 3 feet notch is sloped to be it is unrelated unrelated to what we heard. >> can you take a pen and draw it is impossible to read from the rear. >> can you see that. >> yeah. >> okay. >> the hatched deck new area is the 3 foot by 3 feet. >> that was before an exterior stair that went up other roof deck we're closing that ear the house had two stairs from the ground floor to the second-story and then the exterior stair from the second-story to the roof and those exterior stairs were kind of richie so we're making one stair instead of those two sets of stairs. >> that's on the second-story. >> right. >> so just to be clear on this photo this is 26 hodge's this is thirty holmes that is the subj

smoke conditions, active flame and make rescues the way they did out of three different means of egress, they did a phenomenal job. >> reporter: the youngest victim, a 6-year-old boy was one of the unconscious victims. >> youngest one actually regained consciousness. so we were really happy about that. >> reporter: the family home is above a liquor store that neighbors say the family owns. the building is located at 24th and treat in san francisco's mission district. the next door neighbor's home was spared you they did evacuate. >> the house filled up with smoke. so we had to get out and went out and sat in the car. and sad because the next door neighbor and we shopped there all the time. >> reporter: the family is well known and appreciated in the neighborhood. >> they work hard. they had like 24/7. why would they work really hard and they are really nice people. >> reporter: you're looking the a live picture of some of the relatives of the victims. they tell us they think the kids are going to be okay. they are still worried about the dad. s in the the security bars and also see that

normal business impossible they were threatening and they were not making concessions and pass of egress it was one of the key factors i decided to sell my business senator edwards ordinance will put a few teeth in san francisco's sustainability ordinance passed in 1999 which says the policy of san francisco to promote and sustain music in san francisco give venues important tools to punish against developers that are encroaching on the business and in the ends preserves our culture that is under attack in vitally every neighborhood thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> hello and thank you for your time i'll the general manager of the independent i started at a extinct as a 22-year-old kid working security and now the general manager running the business for all the venues many similar stories coming up come out of that the rejection or next generation like outside lands and harley strictly were people that cut their teeth in the venues much like the gentleman said about the artist that are smaller that feed off the small venue and become a bigger thing that is creating a culture for

that's tagging fire extinguishers that has to do with egress. sprinkling certain parts of the buildings and garbage rooms and shoots and storage areas and other amenities that are required. those types of inspections the housing division within the department of building inspection does on an ongoing

it's egress was blocked by a police vehicle.the police then ran the vehicle and the police open fired killing the driver and wounding the passenger. a small amount of coin was cocaine was found in the vehicle. the vehicle had been stolen this morning. >> are the investigators giving an idea of what the facts suggest? >> they're not saying, but if you can connect the dots a little bit. this apparently started last night when these two men were met by the owner of the suv. the three are alleged to have spent the night together in a motel up the road in married. and then apparently the two men dressed as women took the victim's vehicle and headed off down the road. the man called--the victim called the police and reported the car stolen. i've driven this section many times, and i can tell you the exit for nsa, while it says restricted access, it is not difficult to get get off at that accident. the authorities will stop you at the gate and direct you to turn around. they'll take your drivers license and hand it back to you as you h

they had no egress. the man was holding a screwdriver. they say that they were lunged at. do you see this as a textbook case of how to handle a call that was clearly about a mentally ill person? >> well, i think the comments that were provided were very much focused on a tactical sort of response. and what we try to train our officers to think about are the ways in which we can engage with people on a more personal level. so some of the things that we encourage officers to do with individuals that they know might be challenged by a mental illness or some other issue is to sort of begin the conversation very much on a personal level, on a first name basis, and to try to establish that rapport as early on as possible in the encounter with somebody. >> so one thing i noticed, and i watched this tape so many times and i'm just now hearing something i hadn't heard before. when the mother comes out of the doorway, she says three things. he's off his chain, he's bipolar schitzo and he's talking about chopping people up. i had not heard that one before. i'm trying to look at it fr

. >> don't you have in many states a due toy find egress before that?e that, let me take the prosecution's point of view. two issues to be clear. first was there imminent fear for his life? number two, was the force he used proportionate to the threat that was imposed. he apparently backed up. when you're backing up at that point you could continue to go back, you could continue to flee, you could continue to leave. it appears as though he backed up. the person is down. that person poses no fear. poses no threat. you see terry. terry is not pointing any weapon if he does have a weapon at suge knight. suge knight plows him over. was there an immediacy of danger? no. number two, was the force used, a truck to plow over a person who is not pointing a weapon if they have one, at you, is that force proportionate to any threat posed. are prosecutors going to say no and no which will spell problem for suge knight. >> but if suge knight can raise that spector of reasonable doubt as to whether or not there is possibly a gun there, then suge knight wins because o

in the darx heavy conditions active flame and to make five rescues out of three different means of egress they did a phenomenal job. >> neighbors say the family who lives there owned the liquor store below. >> i was scared because i have a 5-month-old daughter. so you want to check it out. he's like it's right there in the liquor store. oh, my gauths no. there's little kids. we know the whole family. >> it's awful. sad. and they're entrepreneurs and it's sad to see them suffer a loss. >> right now, the focus is on their lives. three of them the dad and two children, are fighting for their lives after suffering cardiac burn or smoke inhalation injuries. two others, the mom and third children, are in serious condition. neighbors say the kids are young, around 6 to 8 years old. >> my prayers go to them. you know i knew like i said i knew them. i feel so sad. you know? especially for little kids. >> back here live it's blocked but there's a pile of debris. firefighters were able to get them out fromicide the outsideinout here including a mattress and frames. the liquor store, meantime firefig

to make five rescues the way they did out of three different means of egress, they did a phenomenal job. >> reporter: two people were sleeping on mattresses inside the liquor store that's on the first story. they were padlocked in. firefighters had to cut that padlock and rescue them. but then they took off. so we don't know their condition. it is illegal to sleep in there like that. back here live again, firefighters are inside. they've got their flashlights. they're checking for hot spots. also arson investigators are starting to try to determine in terms of cause and origin, and also check out smoke fire alarms. if there was a safe escape. back here again, the traffic situation meantime, it is still closed off here on 24th between harrison and fulsome and two muny bm muny bus lines have been rerouted temporarily. >>> most parts of the bay area are seeing rainfall coming through. >> yeah, happy to see this this morning. it is not an exact science. but we do our best to let you know about what's coming down the pike. i can tell you, getting into this weekend, there's a little bit more

have a plan where you have a means of egress and your family can meet so no one runs back into a dwelling and everyone is out and you don't know they're out. don't wait until you're in that situation to try and navigate it, because in that situation, you just don't think like that. >> across the atlantic, firefighters in west yorkshire england, think they have a fire contained. but seconds after they clear the building, a massive explosion engulfs the house in flames. and it's captured on city security cameras. >> the effect of that explosion is just like a bomb. >> retired fire investigators chris clark is called to the scene after the the fire is extinguished. he quickly discovers the chain of events that led to the blowout. >> on the night of the incident, the second house up was the house where the first fire engine attended what was reported to the fire service as a gas meter on fire. we could see there had been some electrical activity in and around the corrugated steel supply kit with a tube to the gas meter. if we look closely at this particular one, you can see the small holes in

>> long nights egress? >> supposed to conserve energy: why not just 12 months a year?eat blog, you have to read it. >> we'll ponder on that. >> yeah that's what it's all about. >> these are questions we have to answer later. >>> all right, well, hey the restaurant in palo alto shut its doors but today, you can get your hands on some of the restaurant's iconic items. the public auction scheduled for today. it's the final opportunity for longtime fans of main's stop by for a visit and pick up a few mementos and a few souvenirs. it will begin at 10:00 this morning. >>> a thief who made off with a local bakery's special recipes. someone broke into mr. holmes bake house in san francisco and took the recipe for something called cruffins. it's a muffin with croissant dough. it was not an inside job the operator insists. there were no signs of forced entry but the front door was unlocked on the day of the theft. >>> a truck carrying millions of dollars in gold robed along the east coast -- robbed along the east coast highway. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up, the sharks