but then beginning with the third year of the expedited program and continuing through year 6, any tic as of april 15th, 2013, today, that mts

but then beginning with the third year of the expedited program and continuing through year 6, any tic as of april 15th, 2013, today, that meets the existing [speaker not understood] owner occupancy requirements, one owner occupant for buildings that are two to four units or three owner occupants for buildings that are 5 to 6 units, would be eligible for conversion once they meet the six-year occupancy requirement. so, that's the first piece of our amendments. the second piece of our amendments -- by the way, if there are not enough copies, there should be. folks can stop by my office down the hall and we can certainly make more copies and this will be online shortly. the second element, though, as i alluded to before, would be a suspension of the lottery. and a slightly complicated formula but it would be as follows. the lottery would be suspended for at least a minimum of 10 years. the maximum period of the suspension would be the number of converted units divided by 200, which is the current annual number under the lottery. and then there's an additional element that supervisor yee

are being lobbied by expediters another aspect of the legislation . women contracting provisions of the minister the code to establish greater oversight and accountability for city contracting and other aspects of the legislation require that the ethics commission report close after the filing deadline for our form 700s, a list of city officials who fail to filed these disclosures . the ethics commission would also be required , the public a guy for campaign donors and multilingual services would be expanded by adding ethics commission to the listof tier 1 department required to provide additional language resources. a second item is a here a request for our budget committee related to participatory budget. as you heard in our questions to the mayor, this year when the district were allocated 100,000 dollars , in discretionary funding i decided to use our funding to launch a participatory budget process district 3 . through this model of civic engagement we had residents and neighborhood leaders the generated 50 project ideas . at a series of communit

legislations one of which actually (inaudible) had made as to what we can do on the front end to expedite the processes that we have the city to agree in. we have to degree ... agree. but we already have a process in place that they get assigned and we work on the completeness of application, i would like to explore to see if we can create a deadline for the determine maition for these types of projects. i look forward to work with everywhere, i don't think that there say good or a bad act. i am glad that largely we are having a discussion on how to improve this process thank you. >> thank you supervisor kim. >> supervisor campos e >> thank you just what i want to say is just to take sort of this discussion beyond the technicalities that are involved is that i think that it is important for us to think about what is happening in the city right now and to see that as providing a context for why these positions are so important and let me begin by saying that i agree by what was said by everyone here. you have a lot of smart and good people who are trying to make the right policy decisions

. >> one of the issues here is permit expediters. people in the building inspections and permit process is a mess in san francisco. you don't have to talk to many people to find out or people who did work on their home and they get stuck in the rules with delay. why them? what is it about the work they do that you feel has to be more disclosed and open? >> i think you hear what we have gone through. you see what what happens when we get a permit. we should not have to have permit expediters to allow us to work on our house. you should get a permit to do an improvement. >> in most places you can. >> there is a perception that you need a permit expediter and they have some special influence. he has expanded the reporting and what has to be reported. >> permit expediters and attorneys and willie brown. you and david chiu ran for mayor against ed lee being supported by rose. what would you say this is payback by two guys who lost to ed lee? >> nothing could be further from the truth. i can tell you mayor lee and myself and others, we wan

i don't believe that we need to expedite the process, i am not saying that it is not broken and should not be fixed, but in terms whaf is happening out there and these neighborhoods, that the discussions that we are engaging in that is not the priority and i do believe and recognize that it will be more work for the planning department and i appreciate that we have a hard working department and we have a lot of staff and cap able and quite frankly i do think that in these types that the additional work is probably appropriate because we need to think about how these decisions are being made and how they are impacting real people. and i have to say, that i am worried about the time line and the process that it looks, we are going to follow here. i appreciate the fact that there has been, you know, a lot of work in the last few months and that prior to that, there were many years of discussion. but, this, the context in which this change and these changes are happening is relatively new context in the sense that what is happening out there, is a very unique thing, it is a very unique tim

police are looking for a ford expedition. there could be damage to the front bumper and the hood. police do not have any information on the driver. the 15-year-old remains at shock trauma. the girl was released from johns hopkins children's center. people in the committee are hoping police will catch whoever did that. >> if that was my child or one of their children, or whoever, if you hit something, you need to stop. >> anyone with information should contact anne arundel county police. 8573.22- kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> and investigation into what started a fire at a rosedale apartment complex. you can see flames shooting out of the building. firefighters put out that fire on abigail drive. you can see the damage to the building. >> everybody get out of the apartment building safely. they knock down the fire. found nobody in the building. affected.ix units >> none of the firefighters on the scene were hurt. is accused of killing his wife, christine jarrett. prosecutors said robert jarrett was very violent towards his wife. his son testified that the man physically and verbal

. >> witnesses describe a dark colored ford expedition with front end damage to the front driver's side including the headlight and hood. it happenedaround alvin drive and mountain road. >> mountain road is probably the most dangerous road. . >> police say three teens were walking with the flow of traffic when the car hit two of them. >> they were shook up and the girl said she didn't really know what hit them wvenss and police --. >> witnesses and police are convinced the driver knew what he hit before leaving the scene. >> and again, police are looking for a dark colored ford expedition that is at least ten years old. the 13 year old girl is out of the hospital but family members surround the 15 year old boy who remaybes in critical condition -- remains in critical condition. >> for updates follow cheryl at from cheryl at abc2 news. >> big fire in rosedale at the can at the bury apartments. atfirst, firefighters had to make sure everyone was out and they were. 19 adults and 3 children are sleeping somewhere else tonight. this dmreks sits in the middle of philadelphia drive. . >> we ha

last mobsinger he opened his first large scale solo expedition at land of tomorrow in kentucky, which i didn't know about. i encourage you to look up that institution. it is an incredible, incredible space. and program. his work resides in the sachi and smithsonian and others. he has written about in art publications his work was recognized by time magazine as one of the top ten inventions of 2012. it is represented by lonkini gallery in london and now i would like to have him come up and speak. [ applause ] i'm benat and based in amsterdam and i want to show you some works. so, my work and installations, and sculpture and photos and site and working on the architecture or the history of the location. i am interested in a motion of friction between construction and de, construction and the physical state of a building and a moment of revolution and perishableness and in these transitional situations you are not sure what you are looking at. nor this is as a clear function yet and therefore it is opened for interpretation and it is really interesting. and this work broad art, it is rea

while they are reforming ceqa we might as well figure out what he can do to expedite the three projects that uniformty throughout the city that we would like to see move forward. hopefully during that time period, we can explore how to include that legislation that moves forward. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> so, is there, we have now amended the legislation. >> we make a motion to continue this to the next land use meeting which i understand is may the 6th and i understand that we will have many conversations with the public on this and look forward to that discussion. >> the motion is to continue the item two weeks to may the 6th which is our next land use meeting and we do not have a land use meeting next month. so, supervisor kim? >> well, i support the continuance, i would like it to may 20th. not just because my legislation will be ready for action at land use, but also because i really would like the time to explore what has been suggested recently, which is that we include ways of expediting projects that we all care about, pedestrian safety, affordable housing, through this

so, for example, if 2400 units converted under the expedited process, the maximum length that the suspended lottery would be 12 years, 2400 divided by 200. but if say 5400 affordable housing units which would represent 3,000 prop c units plus another 2400 replacement units were built within 10 years, the lottery would resume within 10 years which would be the minimum. so, in other words, what we're trying to do is to encourage everyone involved in the housing and real estate community to really push for the development of more housing units because the faster we can do that the faster the lottery would resume. the third element of the proposal today would be adjustments to future lotteries. once the lottery resumes, the proposal that supervisors yee and i are putting forth would state that only buildings with four units or less would be eligible. in other words, larger buildings that are filled with tenants currently 5 or 6-unit buildings would not be eligible. the owner objecttion pan is requirements for those buildings would increase to two owner occupants for three-unit buildings and thr

isice believe the vehicle say ford expedition summer between 1997 and 2002. investigators believe there is damage to the front bumper and the front passenger fender. police did not have any information on the driver. >> if that was my child or one of their children, or whoever, if you hit somebody, you need to stop. >> and a blunt with information should call an anne arundel county police. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal- tv 11 news. >> thank you. discovery inrisly a baltimore county garage over the weekend, skeletal remains. no woron how long they had been there. >> 5:38. .hey may be soft and sweet we will explain. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. if you're getting a tax refund this year, how will you be spending that extra money? you can share your response on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. mmmm, ok! ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i

police are still searching for a ford expedition. there's likely to damage to the front passenger side. the county council votes to make some changes to the storm water remediation fees. $18 to $36nge from for homeowners. nonprofits and churches would square6 per 2000 wuar feet. >> the first lady would join the governor as he signs the veterans employment act into law. to measure enables veterans receive credit for their military training and experience. the first lady will also deliver remarks at the bill-signing. vice president joe biden will center.the new law george lettis will love more coming up tonight on 11 news at 11:00 p.m. much of the focus down in washington will be the investigation into the bombings at the boston marathon. howracie potts has more on washington is responding. more police presence. >> the memory of the victims in today's attack in boston. >> congress observing a moment of silence for boston's victims. the fbi and intelligence officials brief lawmakers on what they know about the explosion. >> the most imp

process, more expedited process through the hardship application. and then i would also say that in addition to that, we would have to [speaker not understood] for residents who say they are on social security. there hasn't been means tested, we would have to essentially create the criteria around an asset assessment. but the idea would be to avoid any unnecessary hearings for residents who are on a fixed benefit. and i think that's, you know, within the interest of both the tenant community, both in the interest of the [speaker not understood] community who in many cases, you know, i think everyone agrees that the process take a little too long than is necessary. >> supervisor kim? >> okay. no, that actually answers my question. and just if we could get, you know, a commitment from you on behalf of the mayor's office to ensure we are able to move through with this trailing legislation before supporting -- >> you definitely have our commitment to do so and we look forward to doing it. and we hope to do it quickly as well. >> thank you very much. >>

it was a dark colored ford expedition say witnesses. the impact was so hard it caused front and end damage to the suv. one witness says the teens were hit so hard it knocked the shoes off them. those who live in mountain road say it's not a place people should be walking. >> mountain road is probably the most dangerous road i've seen. people fly up and down here. >> reporter: if you were there around 9:30 around alvin drive and have information that could help, call anne arundel county police. linda so, abc2 news. >>> breaking news we brought you on twitter a 16-year-old boy is in critical condition after being shot. police responded around 4 yesterday afternoon. the boy was taken to the hospital and remains in critical condition. police are working to find a suspect and a motive. you can find more details on twitter by following us at abc2 news hash tag gmm. >>> police have identified thethe woman shot and killed in west baltimore friday. 42 years old and her name is tanya raymon. plight got a call of a shoot-- police got a call of a s

that physical ability in the face of many extreme conditions and before the team sets off on their expedition here in moscow they get the chance to test out just some of the equipment including the waterproof suits which they will use in the case that they will not only have to track down snow but also through water. the severe weather at the north pole means expectations are usually only possible in april the temperature is still minus twenty four and despite advances in technology nothing can really prepare these leds for what's to come and a strong heart is needed as much as a waterproof coat of water to get. the environment to the north pole is as harsh as it's always been and today people have to face the same difficulties in reaching it as before. have to withstand blizzards and extremely cold temperatures to have no additional support they'll have to make it on their own to the northernmost spots of our planet. the aim of this arctic experience is to give an ultimate challenge to every member and teach them the valuable lesson of working together so i might go on a look at what matters

colleagues, you remember that last year we moved forward legislation to expedite the chinese hospital project. we have one additional legislative item we have related to that. i'd like to invite up the project sponsor to explain and also city staff to explain the issue. >> good afternoon, chair, supervisors. i'm with the real estate division. today we seek approval of the grant and easement between the city and the chinese hospital association. the conveyors of this subsurface easement is required for the chinese hospital replacement project is located at 835 and 845 jackson street. the subject lot is owned by the city and is located at the end of trenton alley off washington street. the tie backs are necessary in order to prevent cave in of the soils of the perimeter of the center during excavation. we're also here [speaker not understood]. so, this property is a vacant lot. it's used as a surface parking lot and that is under the jurisdiction of the san francisco unified school district. the fee amount was negotiated and is reflective of the fair market value. >> thank you. supervis

. >> reporter: theirs isn't the first film about the expedition.ocumentary he made to accompany the best-selling book about his time at sea. was he a hero for you? >> of course. he touched so many people. including us. >> i think it's a good hero in the way that a l of the idols as they call them now that the young people have, from music and all that, i think thor is a good alternative. >> reporter: after living in polynesia, thor became convinced that the islands were settled by explorers from south america to the east and not by people from asia to the west as is widely believed. >> gradually the possibility dawned on me that ancient civilization had arrived here from the coast of south america long before columbus reached america. >> reporter: to prove the voyage possible, he recruited five companions. >> we have a female on board. reporter: and one parrot to join him above the cramped 45-foot long raft for the 4300-mile journey from peru to the polynesian islands. >> the advantage of a raft is simply that water pours out just as quickly as it

community leaders the first time in our memories the mayor and others and we all agree that technology, expediting our kids earlier with the expectation for college and seth them to in our economies is the keys key to success and we're making progress. san francisco unified continues to be the hive urban development are high. we've seen double digit high-grades among our latin and africa kids >> results are being recognized for our achievement we received a federal grab the to bring job training in our mission neighborhood. the supervisor knows about this. these gains are possible because reforms are underway the partnership are in place. for our kids to succeed in this economy we must do more. that's why this year i will propose in my budgeted more

there it will do just what you want it to be to go back into the fund so the bottom line it would expedite a process and achieve the same objective. >> we need to close3 4 f1... .. >> making a production based on actual data about what the overtime needs are going to be. it's not a number the department pulled out of thin air. i understand mr. rhodes disagrees and i totally understand that but the fact is we are close to the end of the fiscal year and i think the department knows what its needs are and i won't be supporting the motion to reduce the request. >> supervisor beady, any more comments? or chief do you have anything to add? >> i do, just one final thing. i get and i appreciate the conversation. i also appreciate mr. rhodes which i think is sort of a compromise, if you will. i'm all about efficiency, i know all of you are. it sounds as if, and you all know this better

the expedition of meriwether lewis and william clark explored the west in 1804 through 1806. they found a vast wilderness extending to the pacific ocean. lewis and clark encountered a thriving native american population. herds of buffalo covered the landscape on seemingly endless grassland prairies. [ron his horse is thunder] the lewis and clark expedition as it came up the river meant many different things to many different tribes but ultimately if you really think about it, it was the beginning of the end, if you will, for tribal culture, a tribal way of life. [narrator] this wilderness became the west of the imagination; an almost mythical place attracting adventurers looking for a new life. changes to this wilderness came with increased population. buffalo herds were slaughtered to near extinction. only remnants survived in the remote areas of the west. native people of the southwest were also challenged by this increase in settlers. cries of manifest destiny were heard. the united states expanded its reach coast to coast. some felt an urgency to protect a disappearing wi

. >> we can also include comments, to the budget and finance committee to expedite, and hear this assoon as possible. >> we have a motion of commissioner dooley, seconded by commissioner white. roll call. >> chair adams: yes >> commissioner dooley: yes >> commissioner dwight:yes >> commissioner o'brien: yes >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena:yes >> commissioner riley: yes >> commissioner white:yes >> passes unanimously 7-0. >> chair adams: thank you very much. much. next item. discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file no. 130285 [public works code - waiver of temporary street space occupancy fee for small business week sidewalk sales] ordinance waiving the fee required by public works

internet, youngsters are simply going to simply head to the wharves, sign up for a two-year whaling expedition, harpoon a humpback, render its blubber into lamp oil, and then spend the next two months painstakingly carving erotic imagery into the whale's bleached bones, just so they can get their rocks off. so parents, be on the lookout for strange behavior. the next time junior's in the bathroom too long, knock on the door and shout, "what are you doing in there, young man? are you engaging in the ancient maritime art of scrimshaw? oh no? then why did i find this bottle of 19th century tobacco juice that whalers used to darken their engravings under your mattress? answer me!" [laughter] and parents, if you have a collection of whale-bone pornography of your own, make sure it's password-protected. don't use queequeg-- way too obvious. [laughter] i-i-k+k+qi$a x4 [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight has a new book called "the creative destruction of medicine." i'm waiting for the generic version from canada. please welcome doctor eric topol. [cheers and app

witnesses saw a dark color ford expedition hit them. it should have damage to the passenger side. call police right away. two shootings five hours apart. an 18-year-old was shot in the back. he had to go to the hospital. 4:00 in the morning another man was shot on bel-air road. he went to the hospital on his own. no suspect yet. >>> we know the name of the woman shot and killed where she lived. 42-year-old tonya raymond. police got a call to the shooting in the 2700 block of kick avenue. when they got there they found two shooting victims, raymond and another man. they went to the hospital. >>> rumors are swirling about there is a teacher from old mill high school who is under investigation. alerted went home to parents on friday saying kate snider social study's teacher and assistant track coach has been reassigned and will be away from the school indefinitely. >>> we are still waiting on the identity of a body found in the parking lot of an irish pub in davidsonville. witnesses noticed unresponsive woman in a car outside of the house on friday. police are saying it looks like th

he led an expedition when a meat crashed 5 -- meteor crashed five years ago. >> one type of astroids tells a story about the earth, how did things became the way they are at the moment. >> reporter: a spokeswoman said the mission is a big step towards mars. >> we need to build capabilities to send humans to mars and this mission to anasttroid will help us understand -- an asteroid will help us understand more. >> reporter: one part tells us about ourselves. >> it tells a story about you, the atoms, the carbon, in your body, where did that come from? asteroids and comments. >> the project would -- comets. >> reporter: the project would still have to make it through congress. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you expect to see whales off the coast of california now but some got a rare sight earlier this week. >> a blue whale breached while passengers looked on. the tale flipped out of the water for a moment as they cheered. >> wow! >>> a massive world wide recall, the problem lurking inside millions of vehicles that could injure passengers. >> and target stores embarrassed again,

i want to go forward and expedited the process. yesterday i met with the staff and my staff of lafco welcome to be part of that to figure out ways how we can move forward on that program. i hope we can touch upon that today and during this report. lastly, i have noticed that the shell shocked effort is coming up again. i'm getting e-mails on that i know we have a communications plan and we have to put forward our message on that and it seems like there is a countervailing message out there because we don't have our voices out there to e-mail and other means to connect with people. with did do an editorial meeting with breed and myself and puc staff was there as well. questioning on how to get this program running and i think those events will be more helpful. miss hale? thank you. >> thank you, commissioner avalos. barbara hale for power. i do want to acknowledge your participation at the public utilities commission meeting. it's great to keep that dialogue open with commissions opens and we do have a calendar in response to your s

it's described as a 1997 to 2002 ford expedition. >> that vehicle may have sustained some serious damage on the front end passenger's side. >> reporter: neighbors say over the years, this stretch of road has seen count little accidents and dozens of fatalities. >> it's horribility. it's horrible on the mountain roads. >> reporter: they want something done to make it safer. >> there's no sidewalks. i mean, why don't they have some sidewalks? >> reporter: while sciular's family agrees, changes are needed, their main focus is finding the driver. >> it's not the child. the child was walking on the grass. it's the person who swerved off the road and hit a child and then left. >> reporter: mare wrong even made a personal plea to the community for help. >> put $20 or $30 in your gas tank. and go look. see if you can find anything that has got any kind of damage. that would be the best thing to do for skyular. find his murderer. >> reporter: district leaders say there were counselors made available today at chesapeake high school, to help students and staff that needed it. reporting from pasaden

a dark ford expedition. they're asking for help, finding it. >> we're looking into possibly that vehicle may have sustained serious damage on the front end passenger's side, specifically around the turn signal, the headlight area, bumper, and possibly even the hood. >> reporter: police know just how dangerous this road is. over the years, too many accidents to count. dozens have died. >> it's horrible on the mountain road. >> the tools among many in this area, who complain about safety. >> it's the most dangerous road i ever knew of. >> reporter: police hope someone comes forward with information about the hit-and- run driver. and hope officials are paying attention to the problems on mountain road. >> reporter: sciular marion was a 9th grader at chesapeake high school. school officials say they'll have counselors on hand to help grieving students and staff. at county police headquarters, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> the orioles plan to have a moment of silence at the game tonight, in honor of sci

. >>> an expedition to antarctica to explore the globe turns into an over the top moment for a dutchrist. >> we were all shouting and screaming. >> a giant iceberg implodes in front of his eyes, and luckily for us in front of the lens of his small digital camera. >> the adrenaline rush was enormous. >>> february 10th, 2012, antarctica. while on the trip to argentina, lex and his girlfriend pietra set out to explore the remote continent. antarctica is 720 miles from the argentinian coast. and from their words, so close. >> you should try to go there. normally it would be way too expensive. >> a travel group sponsors tours several times a year, particularly during the six arctic summer months from october through march. >> twice a day do expeditions. so you go in the small raft. antarctica is a different world. if you haven't been there, you can't imagine what it's like. it's so beautiful, the scenery. you have all these animals you have nowhere else in the world. you have two types of moss that grow there. that's it. yeah, it's amazing. >> although the antarctica vistas are spectacula

member of the expedition 35 crew snapped this photo from the international space station fairly dramaticf the big apple at night on march 23rd. expedition 35 crew is mix of american canadian and russian astronauts who spend 6 months with experiments and maintenance at the space station. some tim for a little photography and got a net shot. >> okay. let's go background level. spencer is back with the accu-weather forecast. >> okay dan. i'm happy to show you that on 7 hd rate now we see no rainfall at all. showers from earlier today have long since depart sod skies are partly cloudy conditions are dry tomorrow state wide lack for mainly sunny skies and mild conditions. we see high pressure in the mid upper 70's at chico, sacramento and fresno over in the sierra. 65 yosemite. down south high of 71 at los angeles. 90 at palm springs. here in the bay area after some early morning fog which could be dense in some spots will see the sun burn through clearly and brilliantly in the afternoon hours. high pressure will rise to the upper 60's to near 70 in our i object land location and here is the

looking for a 1997 to 2002 model ford expedition frontamage to the passenger side. police in baltimore city are trying to get to the bottom of two overnight shootings. the most recent happened around 4:15 this morning in the 4300 block of belair road. flee them was able to scene and get himself to the hospital. about five hours earlier, a theear-old man was shot in back while standing near the andrsection of near eden monument streets. medics transported the victim to treatment.l for police have no suspects in far.r shooting so >> another nice day today. temperatures today exactly the as yesterday with highs in the 60's, lows around 40 or so. i tell you, we picked up a few high, thin clouds moving in. you can see that on the radar satellite combination, just come into southwest virginia, carolinas, tennessee. we see showers drifting our direction. this stuff will be a close call tomorrow morning. looks like it will stay south of way we're thinking now but we'll keep an eye and this week kind of a mixed bag. most of the week looks ok but we'll talk about it with the