all entrances and egresses are on 22nd street. metering, mail delivery, trash pickup, everything happens on 22nd street for this home that is addressed of 897 carolina street. we ask the board to overturn the permit and condition the entitlement with the following modification. to achieve planning code compliance, apply the rear yard setback planning code 134c4b on the basis that the existing building addressed as 897 carolina street is a special lot situation which fronts on a different street. that being 22nd street. thank you for your attention. >> thank you. mr. rodriguez. >> hi there. i am napthali rodriguez and i have a video to share. all right. so here we are on carolina street and here is the 891 carolina street subject property. and right next to it on the south side is 897 carolina where the architect drew the erroneous curb cut. as you can see, there is no curb cut. there is also no entrance to my home from carolina street. so here we are taking a walk up the south side and taking a left on to 22nd street. so you can s

regarding the side yard egress, i would imagine that egress inside the building at this point? >> yeah, egress issues are guided by d.b.i. i'm sure mr. duffy will address that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner lazarus do you have a question? if the building on the corner didn't exist, would the setback be adequate? would you see that this project would be approved? >> so if the building on the corner did not exist, you would basically take the rear yard based on the other building on the other side. it would align to the other building. >> so, you are not given the opportunity to do weeks of analysis on this. would you bird dog this a little bit and if that corner project wasn't there and you were looking on the back of a match book, would it get approved? >> likely, yes. if it's in the current condition. as i said, we did quite a long review process between 2014 and 2017, we worked on several iterations with the architect and if the proposal before us was to come forward in its current state, we would likely would approve it. >> on the issue of previous council, the

i'm not bothered by the reduction of the pathway of the egress because as mr. duffy said, this is legal, and we had that condition in san francisco all over the place, so that one doesn't bother me. i think it's just the back of the house that's confusing me -- that's concerning me, and i'm looking forward to whether you have some of the same concerns. >> commissioner honda: okay. i'll start off with this project in its current configuration has undergone quite a bit of process through our city departments. we're talking it's gone through the planning commission, planning department, building department. we can say that it's fully vetted. the past project, i'm really not concerned about because that's not before us this evening. i'm not willing to reduce the project in any scope, and to be honest, when you appeal a decision from the planning commission, not only -- this does a de novo board. not only can we not agree with them, we can add the decks back on, and so that's always a risk coming to this --

complication of: we have a very fast wild fire, but we have a community where we never developedwithuout egressallow for an evacuation in these types of events.">( robin ) some emergency management officials along with lawmakers pointed to a need for more participation from cell phone companies to help strengthen the warning system. state lawmakers are set to address the issues in the upcoming legislative session. ( robin )and for the first time, we're seeing this powerful image ... showing san jose firefighters at the base of a flag-pole in the fire ravaged community of magalia... just north of paradise. these san jose firefighters have been working with a fema team, searching for human remains. a veteran san jose firegighter tells us... he's seen floods, tornadoes, earthquakes, fires... all around the country... and the devastation in butte county is the worst he's seen. this flag was damaged, but the san jose firefighters got it down, folded it, and placed it in the mailbox... near where the home on this property used to stand. ( robin ) when the 49ers released reuben foster, it was difficul

and it cut off their means of egress. >> reporter: a rapid intervention item finding those firefighters, finally pulling them from the building. >> and marcus moore joins us live tonight from the scene there in dallas. and marcus, those firefighters are all expected to be okay? >> reporter: that's right, david. all three firefighters and a resident were treated for injuries, but they are expected to be okay. and one official told me, if it had not been for that rapid intervention team going in so quickly, david, this would have been far worse. >> just an incredible scene playing out in dallas today. marcus, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the president and his threat against general motors today, after gm announced plans to cut thousands of jobs in ohio, michigan and maryland. the news just weeks before christmas. tonight, the president is now threatening to withdraw subsidies if gm doesn't change course. but does he have the power to do that? abc's eva pilgrim is in michigan with the american workers asking, how could this happen? >> reporter: tonight, the president

. >> we're looking forward to have secured parking to minimize the egress of you know visiting and the members of the public but really to minimize the investigators remaining remains from our advancing and so the facility. >> we have a new visitors area we're building that is a little bit more friendly to families. >> one thing you may notice in the room no windows there is no natural light not good for most autopsy but in the new facility at new hall we made that an objective they want to insure we were able to look up in the middle of exam and see the sky and see natural lights. >> that's one of the things the architect did to draw in as much light as possible. >> we have staff here onsite we insure the design of the new design enables the investigators and other investigators skiefksz to consider to house on site this meant we needed to design and plan for locker room facilities and shower rooms the ability to sleep. >> third of the construction going into the building has been by contributions of small businesses. >> part of the project is also inclusive to the sidewalk have all n

coming to the island as they have in past years, including encroachments with caltrans to promote egress and west park for traffic control during events. fortunately, the crowds were not as large as they have been in past years, largely because we did do quite an effort to get the word out that a lot of the area that people have used for viewing is impacted by construction. and so we did not have to close access to the island, though contingency plans were in place, including giving passes to island residents and little league families to get on to the island in the event that we did have to close access to other visitors, but that was not -- not necessary as the crowds were managable. we also had more than a dozen boats take short-term anchorage permits in the cove over the weekend to watch the events. it's our largest number so far this year. department of emergency management, the city, and u.s. navy also conducted a landing exercise at the northeast boat ramp on the island, as part of an exercise to practice preparedness in the event needed to supply the island or other locations via

. >> if you could move from the door, we have to keep it open for fire egress.here are a couple of seats over there peerk thank you. >> good evening. and kenny wong. principal instructor from the health department and safety program. i have been a principal inspector for 30 years. i have been in mobile foods since may of 2017. i won't go through the application process in detail. i will provide an overhead. basically there is two routes for permits. either you go private property, and if it's private property, the approval or use of that area will go through planning and zoning. through the two ua. if it goes to public right-of-way they have to go to d.p.w. but basically the requirements are the same. as far as the health department, they have to show proof that they have a restroom at the location or locations. the cart or truck would have to be compliant to codes. i'm also the principal inspector of plan review for brick-and-mortar. if you want to contrast that, we can do that too. i would like to get into specific questions that you may have. last time we wer

. -- [inaudible] >> -- but once you start, he had road egress, and really long training which probablyost the district tons of money. and before this, he was small businessperson who was doing his without any herbicides and it was just fine. another item, i think i have time to say, what they were going to do when they were removing manually cape ivy. you do have to -- what happens if you do it with herbicides, you have to come back and spray again. this i.p.m. meeting in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment -- public comment? hearing none, next item? >>clerk: the next item is item six, discussion of the american planning association award for excellence in sustainability for the san francisco better roofs ordinance. this item is for discussion. >> yes, and director rafael will present that. so in lieu of our environmental service award, today, we'll be hearing about the award that the city received for an innovative environmental policy. >> thank you, president bermejo. this award was given to us a while back, but due to scheduling, we're coming tonight, an

if you can't run, if you can't exit or egress the location, hide. there is something else there, christine. hide if you can barricade. hide under a table or behind drape is not cover. then fight. if that is the last option. importantly, when you leave there, find law enforcement. there will be an area where law enforcement will frtriage who needs medical attention. talk to a police officer. we watched the video. everybody sees things differently. when you pointed out, initial reports are inaccurate. law enforcement sorts that out. >> many cases, i heard multiple shooters or this or that. it can be chaotic in a breaking situation. >> so again, if you are just joining us, thousand oaks mayor andy fox says the situation has been neutralized. let's hear the latest from the sheriff's office in convenieven county. >> the deputy was shot. i don't know. >> which agency? >> ventura county. >> were they responding to the scene? >> yes. >> did he engage the suspect? >> i don't know that. >> we heard report of a security guard that got injured. >> i don't have

touching on the cameras real quick, even if it's a hot spot, we've had so much from an egress area. they go out and canvas, and we've made hundreds of cases over just the investigators going out and seeing the car come in. maybe it wasn't an area that had a camera but through working with the da and doing a canvas, we've made a lot of cases with that. we can't stress enough the whole camera thing, and we promote that a lot. >> one more. my last one relates. i was pleased to see somewhere in there focused on prolific offenders. even for that person who was put away for four years in state prison, i will be course to see what happens with that person in year five and if they're back committing crimes or not. this relates to our conversations we'll be having with the jails. are you finding interesting data about interventions that can sort of address the problem around these prolific offenders? >> we just had a recent case that was in the news with the subject. i think the community did a great job in expressing how this person was affecting multiple communities in san francisco. i thi

i think we have to play it by ear as they close avenues of illegal egress that can be released as long as the infrastructure work is done that doesn't require border patrol agents to do it. >> harris: i've been trying to get my mind around why they're such a conflict in the reporting of numbers about how many people apply for asylum, has there been an uptick? it used to be not so many people and now there are reports that many people are trying to apply for asylum, what is the truth. >> the last numbers i saw, asylum applications were up 3000% this decade, i don't see central america in the middle of a war. >> harris: there are conditions that are horrible but 3000% is a lot. >> the bottom line is, fox has been with this caravan since day one, you hear these people talking about wanting a better life, they want a job, that doesn't qualify for asylum. they come to the border and make those magic words, say those phrases, they get into the united states and in the past get released, either not to show up in court or get a final order and they don't leave, now we have a president that say

there is only three to four roads that actually truly egress out of the town of paradise. so it's a little bit of a challenge. but i know that the firefighters and law enforcement were doing a great job. >> as far as we know, no injuries so far, though? which have seen some injuries. two civilians and two first responders both. i'm not sure how many or to what extent. >> okay. and you mentioned about how dark it looks. it looks like nighttime. we saw that in lawyer anthony's live shot. how does that impact firefighters? >> obviously darkness makes everything a little tougher, and it throws you off. visually you're balanced, you're maybe not aware of what direction you're going in or where you're at necessarily, especially if you don't know the area well. so it's a little bit challenging that way. but firefighters are -- we've got hundreds of firefighters up there working on this. >> lynn, you have mandatory evacuation orders in place for what cities right now? >> for many communities. pull ga, concow, butte. around 20 to 30,000 people evacuated. >> unfortunately, given the

complication of: we have a very fast wild fire, but we have a community where we never developedwithuout egressw for an evacuation in these types of events."some emergency management officials along with lawmakers pointed to a need for more participation from cell phone companies to help strengthen the warning system.((rob lewin-- santa barbara emergency management)) "we have asked questions of the cell phone companies on why certain things arent happening, why there are certain failures and unfortunately we don't get those responses."emergency management officials say streamlining the system across the state's 58 counties presents a challenge with varying populations, terrain, and languages..((sen. hannah- beth jackson- d- santa barbara)) "there are limits to what we can do. mother nature does not give us a play book mother nature is not happy with us, but we are doing r best and i think it's important that message get out."state lawmakers are set to address the issues in the upcoming legislative session. tag. (vicki) higher prices and shorter supplies... two things no one wants to hear when i

was a floor above them that collapsed into the unit that they were in and it cut off their means of egressn team finding those firefighters, finally pulling them from the building. >> all three firefighters were rushed to an area hospital and are expected to be okay. one official told me if it had not been for that rapid intervention team going in so quickly, this could have been far worse. marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >> our thanks to marcus. >>> also in texas, a monumental visit in houston between two former presidents, barack obama dropping in on george h.w. bush. >> a spokesman for the elder bush said the two had a very pleasant and private visit and rekindled what was already a very warm friendship. obama later spoke at a gala where he praised his 94-year-old republican predecessor for his diplomacy saying he deserves enormous credit for navigating the end of the cold war. >> good to know that they're friends. >> a nice little bromance there. >>> coming up in our next half hour, bruce springsteen opens up about his battle with mental illness. hear what he's revealing about his firs

we do notjust defend the individual structure, but the community and how we allow people to have egressdonald, a professor of geography from the university of california. still dozens university of california. still d oze ns of university of california. still dozens of people missing, still search is going on. some have gone back to their houses and it seems to be quite well—managed. werribee —— hearing other stories from those not given much of a warning. neighbours we re given much of a warning. neighbours were telling them they had to flee. they packed up what they could and left as soon as they could. we will keep you up—to—date with that. it is time to get the news, travel, and whether where you are this morning. good morning from bbc london news. i'm charlotte franks. a man's been charged with murdering his wife in balham. 62—year—old tanseen sheikh was found at an address in balham park road on monday night at around 11:30. the cause of her death has been given as multiple injuries. naseer khan is due before wimbledon magistrates later. members of the london assembly are calling