let's look at that elevator. >> ok, let's do it. >> here we are in the elevator installed as part of the expansion, and this is the way it was originally installed about 100 years ago. it has a manual switch just like elevators did back then, and it runs on dc power. this was from a time before elevators ran on ac power. >> when did they switch? >> decided to switch in the 1920's, so this elevator predicts that by about 19 years. the doors are also manual, so this elevator predates the use of automatic doors on elevators. >> can we take a ride? >> absolutely. going down. >> how many troops do you think this elevator has taken in its lifetime? millions. >> yes, this one probably has. certainly hundreds of thousands. >> very smooth. >> it really does run smoothly. >> there we go. take some serious operation. there we go. >> this is really beautiful. >> this is served by that old elevator we were just in. >> built at the same time, also in 1913. >> what a gorgeous room. i think we should have a party here. >> that is a great idea. >> let's look at the machine room for that old elevator.

this is the california states elevators -- and they will come out to inspect the elevator. this is not a city and county of san francisco issue. we need more inspectors and tougher regulations -- and we need more policies and procedures, to talk about what this will look like. you should not allow these boxes -- and i want to talk about this city-funded s.r.o.'s. they can do whatever they want, and they have an exemption. to get someone from the city and county of san francisco, this just seems very hard. this is basically -- my experience at the hotel under the community partnership housing has gone so bad but they refuse to do anything to put me into habitable housing. i have been withholding rent. this is my second time withholding rent. i refuse to unless they give me habitable housing. >> this gentleman is the last speaker. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity. i work for the that this will community services, and so i just want to say thank you for giving the opportunity to all of these speakers. but the population with the seniors, and i ask you to consider all

the vote is a four-zero, and chris hwang is elevated to the position of president. [applause] president hwang: thank you. director goldstein: seeing that vice president hwang been elevated, the position of vice president is now open. either any nominations? presidents hwang: i nominate commissioner fung. director goldstein: any other nominations? is there any public comment? seeing none, mr. pacheco, could you please call the roll? secretary pacheco: we have denomination from our new president hwang elevate commissioner fung to the position of vice president. on that vote, commissioner fung, hillis, hurtado? the vote is 4-0, and commissioner frank fung is elevated to the position of vice president of the board. director goldstein: congratulations to you both. item number four, -- item number three, commissioner comments and questions. seeing none, we will move to item number four. for your discussion and possible adoption are the minutes from the meeting of may 16, 2012. president hwang: i move their approval. director goldstein: other any comments on the adoption o

pushes the elevator.rance tries to walk out of the elevator, the man she's sharing the elevator with grabs her from behind and violently chokes her. he then steals her bag filled with the money she just withdrew from the bank to give as a present and he steals her cane. then he darts out of the building. france's niece, claire, has no idea any of this is happening right next to her apartment. >> the elevator is just steps away from my door, literally. this is the elevator and to know she was so close to safety. >> she lays there for several minutes, unconscious and then comes to. she struggles to exit the elevator and then finally makes it out. a group of teenagers sees france struggling and help her to her niece's apartment. >> my first instinct was -- or my first thought was that she had a nervous breakdown and someone found her and brought her to me. she had one sneaker and sock in her hand. her wig, she did not have her wig on. her eyes were bloodshot red. >> claire finds out her aunt has been robbed

right now, we're looking at elevation three. this is the right side elevation. i believe this is the front deck right here. it what you're seeing is basically a parapet wall at the property line. perhaps that is why they do not think they see a deck. >> i think that is exactly why. >> and on the backside you can see it as well. on the left side, it is the same thing. that would be the front of the building their that my pen is pointing to. it is just a continuation of the parapet. when i look at these plans, i do see the deck. >> where is it in relation to the front property line? >> at the front of the building, it is set back 15 ft. to match the pattern of the neighborhood. the front deck extends to the front of the building and it goes between the front of the building right here to the beginning of the towards story. >> just like the building it sits 15 ft. back from the property line. gregg's you indicated there have been communications between yourself and the appellant. >> there has been since the appeal was filed. >> has there been information provided i

then you do direct pressure and elevation and then you do direc pressure and elevation and a pressure point. direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will redhiew r blood pressure and headach make harder for the blood to come ou and we will talk about pressure points in the body and in the upper arm here and this around the pelvis and you can practice this one at home with a friend and we will do this one here. okay. take your left arm and hold it up, 90-degrees here and take th four fingers of the hand and yo find a muscle on top and muscle below and in the middle there i a bone and you feel on the bone with the forefingers and somewhere in there you will fin a pulse and you mush it up against the bone and if somebod was taking your pulse at your wrist this time the pulse would disappear. what you're doing is reducing the flow of

when you have to go through a building lobby and find an elevator, all elevators may not go to the space and no one knows where you are talking about. so they provide a different type of element. you might find [unintelligible] in my experience, it's the spaces that are above the ground level that causes a lot of problems. my original thought is why our authorize that i -- authorizing them at the above the ground level. i revised my thinking on that. as far as the comments on the other uses like no-smoking, they are still privi think that for o impose restrictions on private space, -- we have to be careful how we do that. if someone wondered out of a cocktail party holding a champagne flute and today public space, a big deal, perhaps. we have to be careful how we have to go about it. we have to be careful -- president fong: any additional comments? has there been a motion? commissioner borden: i move it with the suggestions. >> second. >> the motion on the floor is the approval with the modifications offered by staff and inclusion of some of the suggestions of though i have not heard whi

those locations above that elevation.warm to hot the next few days, and then we'll start to cool down by mid-week. let's look at live doppler 7 hd. it's all clear as we span live this hour, and we will definitely see mainly clear conditions tonight as high pressure will still be with us. temperatures last night in the inland east bay locations in the mid-60s. probably do that again tonight. you're going to hold a little more of the heat as the northeasterly winds will continue to funnel through the gaps there. antioch, down to 64. 64 for concord. 50s widespread from san rafael, 55, san francisco, and half moon bay tonight with clear conditions, 54 degrees. the setup or the culprit for the strong offshore winds, actually two systems. one high pressure to the north and west. low pressure to the south and east of us. wind flows from high, funnels down, and then moves into the low, and that's why we're getting the offshore winds and they will be with us for one more day. this tight pressure gradient will start to relax a litt

red flag warnings until 11:00 in the high are elevations.ricans. some of those wind gusts quite gusty and allowing for the relative humidity already in the 20% range. so today a hot day in our livermore valley at 93. 79 in richmond with 9 is santa rosa, 78 in the city. the giants game later on today should be a beautiful afternoon there. and a bit of a see breeze at our coast but even mild there with 70 half moon bay, 74 monterey, 86 santa cruz. a little relief at the coast tomorrow but not inland. we cool off midweek, warm up by the end of the week >> well, if you like it hot, this was the week for you. >> be careful out there. >> yeah, i agree. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. our next newscast is at nine. i'm carolyn tyler. along with lisa argen, you can keep track of the latest breaking news at twitter on abc7 news bay area. have a great sunday, everyone!

. >> elevators, what do you think? you don't get in elevator? no. you will be stuck there for awhile. if you go down the stair well. if there's an earthquake and you are in a high rise building. ing -- no. if it hadn't collapsed in the disaster chances are it will stay up. outside, where's an open area? high rise building when glass breaks it floats it with hit 2 blocks away from where it falls. if you are outside, you want to look up and make sure nothing is coming toward you. there is 3-5 feet of glass on market street. top of that you are going to have office furniture and debris falling into the street. even if you are in a car if you are next to large, brick buildings and if collapsed on you there is no safe place to go. how about here. the safety spot is second base. no doubt about it. you have 60,000 people want to go to second base. people get injured jumping chairs. go between the chairs, cover your head and get your head below the seat. there is a lot of crud down there. the chairs will break the fall. if you stop, someone behind you will

they are shutting down the elevators. in that hotel that i am a part of, we have 25 people who are seniors, and the use canes and also, wheelchairs'. anyone who has been in the city for the last few days, you know how hot that this has been. expected to be that way in the hotel, and they have not given any body anything. they did not ask if we needed this monitored, they did not ask to bring food to people, and they don't have security to protect us. we need someone to come now because this is a possible problem. >> the next speaker? >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am jocelyn of the veteran's equity center in south of market. nussle here to speak on behalf of the seniors and, many of them live in s.r.o.'s. many of them live on social security. one issue we have come across our the graft bars. there are very essential for the seniors. they are crucial to the daily living. if they break their backs -- it is important to have this instituted because prevention is really the key here. safety has been something very consiste

we have some photos to show this elevation issue is an existing condition. that is not part of our plan. any concerns that are coming about a raised platform, we're not raising anything, that was at an existing condition. that was when it went to address last time we did not have the of brittany. let me get kellie out here -- kelly out here. >> on the overhead, i am kelly condon. this is to illustrate this portion of the backyard with the patio that was being discussed is already elevated. we are moving the stairs which are back in the corner. you cannot see them, they are in shadow. we're moving them in the center to go there. this is slow to just enough -- sloped just enough. there would be plenty all around the patio and the one change i did make since the previous presentation before i had shown the planters as flat and they should slope up to the retaining walls. there is an existing retaining wall at the back of the property. the remains and that is the wall we will be sloping the great back up to at the patio. that is the patio issue. one of the point

take the elevators. >> he took over the elevator for the west wing of the building because he kept itr his staff and him. >> i'm positive it was always this elevator. because it's the closest to his office. >> reporter: democratic lawmakers are still miffed to this day that romney belonged off one state house elevator specifically for his office, something that hadn't been done before. >> when romney came in, he treated government like the only thing he knew, which was business big, and he was the ceo of a big business. >> many people said good riddance. don't let the door hit you on the way out. >> reporter: that's what they said around here? >> absolutely. >> but governors aren't ceos. >> reporter: mike widner says romney did set aside that ceo style to pass health care reform. a law so important to his legacy, it's visible in his state portrait. but widmer says other efforts sputtered. >> health care, i'd give him an a. economy and as job creator and that entire effort, c-minus. >> reporter: on the state house steps, romney's successor noted he has his own approach. >> you reopened

this is a single passenger elevator. probably one of the oldest ones still extends in a home in milwaukee. we passed back into the formal portion of the house and then we'll go over to captain pabst' study. which was kind of his quiet retreat and is kind of an intimate nook. so now we're ensconced in what is really kind of this very germanic room that is kind of recalling his earlier life in germany. although, he grew up very modestly on a farm. this probably in some respects represents kind of an ideal in his mind of what someone of his position's home should look like. all the work in here is walnut and oak designed in a 17th century renaissance design. to give it the appearance that it was 200 years old, 100 years ago but was indeed made here in milwaukee. what's particulary beautiful about this room, certain artists including a milwaukee artist lewis meyer created this magnificent ceiling. all done using zint colored stains to give the effect of inlay. and then incorporating cap taen pabst'' favorite german phrases i

recently we have returned awnings back to the front elevation of the house. something that hasn't been seen on the pabst mansion for over 100 summers. so we are very excited that this kind of brings back a level of authenticity, not only to the exterior of the house, but actually shades the interior, keeps us cool, and also, protects our, our objects within the mansion. when ferry and clas designed the exterior of the pabst mansion they were creating something that would become almost iconic. the use of the flemish, revival style with steep gables and spires was something that hadn't been seen in milwaukee. once captain pabst use the used applied to the milwaukee city hall in the mid 1890s and then into the latter par of the 20th century when our frontier airlines convention center was built used modified expre-- expression of the architectural style. while the pabst mansion is 20,000 square feet, the pabst family was using 8,000 square feet. the rest, 12,000 square feet was used by the servants. servants' area around the house. when i am asked by people over

she told us dirty jokes in the elevator. >> jimmy: how long were you in the elevator? really good way to get to know everyone. >> jimmy: nobody tried to climb out the top? >> tony was -- yeah, he was definitely trying to break his way out. there were police officers openi opening, we were in between, he but saying, i'll sing you yellow ribbon, knock three times, whatever you want, just get me out of here. oh, no, but please, don't do it. >> jimmy: did tony sing for you in the elevator? >> yes, he did. of course, he always sings. >> jimmy: wow. wow. that's something else. very intimate concert you had there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you are a singer yourself, i know. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you have a band? >> i do. i have a band, they're called check in the dark and i just finished up a little tour with them on the west coast. >> jimmy: you heard you recorded with lil' wayne. >> i did. not during this set of the project. i used to make more pop music and, yeah, we met, like -- >> jimmy: how did that happen? >> well -- we met years ago and he ended up calling me at, like, 2:

elsewhere, wide-spread mid-to-low 60s, with higher gusts in the higher elevations. today it has been breezy conditions, thanks to the westerly winds. but you can see on the next animation, overnight the winds are going to shift more to the offshore wind component. a warm wind direction so the higher elevations overnight tonight, we'll more than likely remain in the mid-or maybe upper 60s for overnight lows, and this is prompting the red-flag warnings, when those winds come offshore, that wind, that care come -- compresses close to the surface. tomorrow, 90. 74 for san francisco. mild at the coast. half moon bay, 68. 90 for antioch. 90, mortgage good-morgan hill. and watsonville, 83. the seven-day forecast. very warm through tuesday. after that the winds will shift to more onshore, and that's going to mean cooler wind directions so look for the fog continue crease, temperatures coming down. be careful out there the next couple of days. >> alan: let's talk to shu. the panda back. excuse me. lamb lamb yes. i want to talk about the fact that the abc-7 morning news team

we have gusty winds at our highest elevations. lower elevations okay. this afternoon low to mid 90s inland mid to upper around the bay low 70s at the coast near 80 in san francisco. monterey bay same you want to be out here the bay that is where it is going to be coolest today. >>> we start off with a live shot of the bay bridge toll, still good, just minor back-up for some of the cash paying lanes metering lights haven't been turned on yet. live shot of the golden gate bridge stall reported northbound in the middle lanes, there's only two lanes northbound so i'm going to keep an eye on this, hopefully it is not going to cause trouble and the small will be cleared. -- and the stall will be cleared. injury crash vallejo westbound 780 at glen cove minor slowing at the scene. >>> new this morning, commuters trying to get from the south of market neighborhood in san francisco to mid market have a new option. amy hollyfield is live with the new express bus. >> reporter: we are outside of the twitter headquarters. we just saw a young woman walking into her fi

doppler picking up low clouds even mist and drizzle especially along the coast higher elevations around the peninsula into the east bay. winds not very much of a factor lower levels gusting around six at the airport up to 32 fairfield that's when you know that sea breeze is back. temperatures nearly 20° cooler today. 50s along the coast, 60s bay, low to mid 70s inland the same monterey bay low to mid 60s around the bay low to mid 70s inland going to be breezy today. >>> good morning light out there you can see the clouds at the about if you are paying cash at the toll plaza you will be in a minor delay otherwise traffic flowing smoothly through the toll and incline into san francisco and upper deck. first reports of an accident peninsula southbound 101 past ralston accidents on the shoulder bumper in lane three, chp trying to do a clear break all mass transit on time so far this morning. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news. overnight house fire has left one woman dead. katie marzullo join us live with the latest. >> reporter: very quiet now. there were a lot of somber faces wh

oakland hills, higher elevations 38 miles an hour.point reyes, northwesterly wind at 25 miles an hour. we definitely have the northerly component. with that 5-15 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at concord and mountain view. red flag warning and warm to hot today. tomorrow a little bit of a sea breeze tomorrow. cooler just for a couple of days before another offshore flow sets up by the end of the workweek. here is the water vapor imagery. here is yesterday's low passes together north. high building in strongly behind it and that is what is giving us our north-northeasterly wind. it will stick around today. winds will back off a little bit and higher elevations will continue to dry out the atmosphere with those stronger wind speeds. livermore, 80. 93 forecasted today. san francisco should be up to 80 14 degrees warmer than average with san jose, 88. 8 degrees warmer than average and redwood city, 10 degrees warmer than average. it's still looking like critical fire weather for the carquinez and delta and temperatures in the 80s a

that's going to pose some high fire danger for the higher elevations around the bay area.or the next 24, really 36 hours, and you can see a live look from the high definition mt. tamalpais camera. clear sky, a beautiful beach day today. ocean beach there, stinson pink all locations coastside, mid-to-upper 60s today. low 70s, and we managed a number of 80s inland. with 83 today, that was the high in fairfield. 82 in antioch. warmer in san rafael. 77 in concord, and 79 in san jose. here's a look at the wind speeds, today is mainly onshore westerly winds but in the last hour and a half the winds have shifted to more north to northeasterly and the offshore wind develops gusts 23, 22 at fairfield. northerly gusts out of the livermore valley area at 13 miles-per-hour, and as we get into the offshore winds, the air is drying out, relative humidity right now only at 10% in santa rosa, so the air is drying out and the winds are definitely starting to pick up. 70 right now in san francisco. we have 84 in napa, santa rosa, 82. '7 in mountain view. san jose holding mild weather in you

we go a good angle, folks at the elevated bart tracks taking a look right at the damage and you can get an idea of the damage you see that rail going along and all of a sudden it gets wavy, certainly appears that it was melted by those flames leaning over the elevated bart tracks. whatever in gets rolling again it won't be soon enough for people trying to get to work this morning. a scene that repeated itself again and again. people hoping to get on a train and there are no trains polling. we got a chance to talk to a company of the people. usually we are talking about people going into the city for the commute. not everything is heading that way. wherever you are going, not out of this station. >> looks like i'm walking. >> reporter: where are you walking to? >> downtown. >> [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: again, and again people showing up here. they didn't know what we were doing here. when they found out you can see their minds beginning to spin. where is my ride the persona just dropped me off i gotta get 'em back here. they want to get a bus bridge going from here but a lot of the

thirdly, we have to elevate the whole issue of mental fitness. a third pillar of suicide prevention is better equipping service members with training and coping skills that they need to avoid or bounce back from stress. to that end, all of the services, all of the services under the leadership of general dempsey and his senior enlisted advisor, sergeant major brian battaglia, are working to elevate mental fitness to the same level of importance. we've got to elevate mental fitness to the same level of importance that dod has always placed on physical fitness. separately, a whole of government effort that has been led by the president and mrs. obama to combat veterans' unemployment and boost hiring of military spouses is aimed at helping to reduce the financial stress faced by military families and veterans. finally, fourthly, we've got to increase research in suicide prevention. in partnership across government and with the private sector, the fourth pillar of our approach is to improve our understanding of suicide, to improve our understanding o

our elevator pitcher has some products that will make any guy glad he's a dad. >> hi, i'm robert. can call me daddy nickell today. i'm expecting my third baby. you like the scrubs? >> i do. >> they're called daddy scrubs. it's medical scrubs for the daddy. lets the hospital staff know i'm the daddy, not the doctor. it's a company i started in 2009. i wanted something to wear to the hospital other than my street clothes so i got some really cool medical scrubs, i put daddy on the front, i put i'm the daddy on the back. the next thing you know i'm selling them all over the country along with hats and t-shirts and mugs and books and back packs and hoodies. i spent a lot of money investing in daddy scrubs in major pregnancy magazines and national trade shows. this year we're expecting to do $750,000 in sales. 10% market share would make it a $30 million company. i'm looking for high level investors to help take us to the next step which i believe is the daddy whole sale division. i've got to go. wish me luck. >> don't leave. >> you were -- >> keep him here. >> you were like the most p

two slides, including one 45- foot super slide with an elevation change of nearly 30 feet. climbing ropes and walls, including one made of granite. 88 suspension bridge. recycling, traditional swing, plus a therapeutics win for children with disabilities, and even a sand garden with chines and drums. >> it is a visionary $3.5 million world class playground in the heart of san francisco. this is just really a big, community win and a celebration for us all. >> to learn more about the helen diller playground in dolores park, go to sfrecpark.org.