this is the north facade. always get confused. anyway, this is a north facade. and the same layout on the left. you see as built. as it is now. very, very different. and then you'll see as we intend to rehabilitate it and partially restore the rhythm of the original openings and for the railroads, historically for the railroads which you'll be able to see all the way through. yes. and here's again the south facade as it is and the south facade as it will be restored in this case. to its original look. the interior programme, again there's no integrity to the interior or little integrity to the interior. we will be removing and retaining the top floor and in doing so allows us treatment of opening up the railroad opening so you can see all the way through. this is the area we'll have interpretive retail. next slide. that will be informed by successful projects done by the park service and the national parks, golden gate national parks conservancy, such as the lands end lookout, the warming hut at crissy field. and the welcome centre and elsewhere. what's the othe

. >> i went to the site and if this is supposed to be a facade i think that i'm going to start going back to architecture school. it is basically plywood and a few -- what looks like an imitation of a tile sitting on a two-by-four or a four-by-six or whatever. it is not a facade and i believe as a commission that we need to stand strong to basically not having this being passed on to us because i don't think that we're able to judge on something for which we have different processes and different criteria. further to this, and i completely agree with commissioner richard's analysis and calling this egregious is very kind. trust is absolutely zero. i got a letter yesterday afternoon around -- not quite sure -- it came from mr. kelvin who is representing the applicant and he sent a set of revised drawings which was supposed to illustrate the amendments of this project to two dwelling units. so i printed them out and it took me a while to dive into it only to realize that what is proposed here does not work at all. it's two units which are sketched out here and are still basically a sin

preservation advocates say revealed, 170-year-old facade is too deteriorated to save. the 200 block of chestnut street is one of the most intact rows or blocks of 19th century fabric we have in the city. >> reporter: meanwhile, young is talking to insurance companies and planning a fundraiser for his out of work staff. >> not everyone has found a job yet, but i think there should be enough offers out there to land everybody. >> reporter: there's an old iron facade that will be salvaged we are told. demolition will begin next week and last at least a week. if you come down here, be aware of road closures. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> this morning we're following the aftermath of the florida school shooting massacre new revelations are coming to light about the accused shooter. we're learning about calls made to law enforcement about the alleged shooter in the weeks and months in parkland florida. a person with the tip called in january, told the operator i know he is going to explode he and she feared the shooter getting into a school and shoot the place up.

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no work on facade. no fire alarm or sprinkler work. so that's stated right there in the four-line permit details report. as a result, we know this is a vetted issue. it's not just an issue that snuck through. and my understanding is that originally, it was believed that there would be a sprinkler requirement, but because this is an existing three story with a not habitable garage underneath, there's no requirement to sprinkle, even if you are converting that not habitable space to habitable space. i'm happy to answer if i questions. >> sure. mr. hammond, we just had -- i don't see the e-mail in front of me, so i can't notice whether the address was and all that. but the appellant read an e-mail affidavit that says we will put sprinklers in the house. are you reneging on behalf of your client on that commitment? >> i don't think that she was aware of the fact that it's not required. >> that doesn't matter. there was a request neighbor to neighbor, will you put in sprinklers in your house, and what i was just hearing -- again, i can't re

the goal is to demolish the section but save the facade if at all possible. the city said the roads around 23rd and chestnut will continue until at least this morning. live, i'm matt delucia. >>> the students in the shooting in florida will return to last in one week from today. meantime, the accused shooter nikolas cruz kept his head down when he appeared in court yesterday. a judge ruled his mental health records will remain sealed. but a report from 2016 shows cruz received psychiatric evaluation after he posted a video on snapchat, in which he cut himself and said he wanted to buy a gun. the family who took cruz in after his mother died last year now wonder what red flags they might have missed. >> i've been racking my brain to figure out if something should have said in my head maybe you should pay more attention. and i can't. i don't know, it was a completely normal week. >> he told me two weeks ago this is the happiest he's ever been. we don't know what put him in this state. we knew he was depressed. we didn't know he was this lost, though. >> investi

however we would like to see the flat roof changed to a pitched roof as well as the traditional facade. like most of our neighbors, there remove changes that need to be addressed for this over built lot. thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is pat bruskovitch. i live the next block over on diamond street. we're taking a unit -- i've seen the unit, and the rent control original grocery store and shoving it into the basement of a building, so we're going to lose a rent control unit, which is a pretty nice unit, pretty easy to put back. kitchen's there, the bathroom's there, and we're going to put a bedroom buried here, with no windows? 'cause the window that's there don't qualify. they're on the property line, and this window here doesn't qualify because it's not opening up into a big enough space. they're going to end up with kind of a basement unit that's -- you're taking a rent control unit, and you're going to put a unit into basement, call it equal? i think more needs to have this question needs to be responded to before you guys move forward. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, p

but the goal is to save the facade if possible. there are two main priorities at this hour. one is to get this section of the building demolished in a safe way. and the second priority to figure out what started this fire in the first place. for now, though, the investigation continues. for now i'm live in old city, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> people are looking for the people who opened fire. they're hoping the surveillance video will help locate the gunman. this is before the shooter approaches. that man in the red shoes is the target. when philadelphia police arrived around 5:00 p.m., they found the victim laying on the ground with gunshots to the head and stomach. this image of the shooter is one of the clues that police are working with. investigators haven't made any arrests at this hour, nor recovered a weapon. >>> tonight, the pennsylvania public utility commission will answer questions about a new area code in the area implemented next month. 445 will be used in philadelphia, parts of bucks, lehigh and berks county where the area codes are running out. tonight's m

and the goal to save the facade if possible. the city says the road classroo. dar haas is a engish teacher. she sat down with kerry sanders. she was teaching in the first classroom that the shooter targeted. >> i remember i was at my desk. i was grading a sonnet and the boom, boom, boom. i turned to say, turn the lights off because that's part of make our room look like no one's there, make like no one's there to leave us alone and when i turned i saw my student -- i saw him and he was -- he was bleeding. >> she believes the students leading the protest will help guide real change after that massacre last week. >>> here in our area new jersey governor talks about how schools in the state keeping students safe. watch his announcement on the nbc 10 app beginning at 3:30 this afternoon. >>> also, this afternoon, community members will hold a vigil at philadelphia city hall to remember the 17 students and staff members killed in the florida high school massacre. >>> republicans say they will sue when it comes to the new congressiona

and the upper space, secondary entrance, further along the 10th avenue facade. because the proposed project proposes nonresidential uses in excess of 2,500 and retail use, conditional use authorization is required. no exceptions or variances are requested the project proposes a third floor addition for 1,300 residential dwelling unit, containing 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. the proposed one-car garage would be for exclusive use of the residential unit and 10-foot-wide curb cut on the 10th avenue facade. private, usable open space will be provided on two separate roof decks. one 568 square feet above the existing second story and one measuring 494 square feet and above the third floor. it proposes six bicycle parking spaces. since the publication of the staff support, the department has received one email in support. i have that here for the record. the department recommend that the planning commission approve the project on the basis that the project will complement the mix of goods and service and contributed aing a dwelling unit. this concludes my presentation and

i spoke about the facade, it's not difficult to preserve stuff like that. shoring and bracing. we don't see any reason as inspectors why it can't be preserved and then going back to the code perspective, it's better to upgrade the areas of the building not visible right away. i would suggest an element of joint effort. documented and approved by the planning department. penalties. two times penalty is based on the valuation of the work performed in access of what was approved. so if the number is $10,000 just for example and they do an extra $1,000, it's two times based on the 1,000. it's limited and that's what the code allows for. we can't go beyond our code. those are the tools we have. the nine times of course is -- we hardly see this, but when somebody were to go out there and completely tear down a building and have no permit at all. i don't know if i have ever seen that. monetary penalties as we're saying are typically small based on work valuations. what does add to the penalties is the code enforcement fees and orders of abatement, that takes it into thousands of dolla

many women are forced to get married they strive to complains she says the opulent wedding facade mosques the awful reality of marital life. just one percent of all marriages here are based on love that only happens in very liberal families and if a wife is abused by her husband she can't get a divorce her parents tell her to stop making such a fuss. get. for some this marital how and in hospital every month sees the mission of young women who've tried to kill themselves some just after their wedding doctors talk about a literal epidemic of self burning women who poor petrol over their heads and set themselves a lot if they survive these incidents are called accidents. hope it's often very young girls who were forced to marry by their parents often so very much older men who treat them. guess at some point they see no other way but suicide are going on what sources in some poor families the daughters are sold into marriage for them their wedding day is a day of horror. the mass wedding is approaching its climax a huge surprise awaits the couples and the guests here outs most famous singer

hundred twenty that the impressive row of houses on the ground it was built there brick and sandstone facades still characterize the settlement today. this architectural ensemble has been declared a protected monument a tribute to the beginning movement. in the center of leo the massive flemish baroque edifice of st margaret's stands as a magnificent example of the begin churches of the seventeenth century. generations of begin better at hand the interior of the basilica with its three names and the altar of set margaret is richly decorated the altar cloth stems from the flemish painter peter paul rubens. now. you. thought. out. loud. and you. thought. miles. in addition to the houses where the bikini lived a community consisted of a convent for new members the residents of the ground mistress the buildings where the sick were cared for and the poor fed and the central church or chapel. the most famous big onas in flanders is divine got the vinnie out in the middle of the old hands the attic city of bruges it's surrounded by the men of ata the naked not the settlement was founded around twelv

if you define a relocation as finding a neighborhood where our programs could be applied to a facade or improvement, to help make shelves more warm or to help improve a site for them, we can help them there. we can help them up linking, depending on the type of business it is, to help them with the bureaucracy that's around there. >> supervisor fewer: okay. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor stephanie. >> and thank you, the need for calling this extremely important hearing. thank you today to bla, oewd and planning to those presentations. i'm just thinking over the 17 years that i've lived in cal hollow, i was thinking about all the different businesses, you know, i just want to say it's not just the loss of goods or services in the store when a business goes out of business, but these are the relationships that are developed over time, and these are heartbreaking losses to the community. i'm fortunate in pacific heights we have one of the lowest vacancy rates in the city. chestnut street is also thriving, but i also represent sacramento street and union street, which have their own

the trump infrastructure plan is like a hollywood facade. it may look real from afar but in truth it's a flat mirage. the trump plan has the skip of an infrastructure plan but it lacks the guts. the lack of direct investment would leave out large parts of america, particularly ruralmer, where local governments don't have the money or the traffic to attract private sector investment. small towns and cities throughout the heartland have waited too long for upgrades to their schools and roads and water systems, as well as access to high-speed internet. just as franklin roosevelt said, that every rural home should have electricity in the 1930s, democrats believe every rural home should have high access -- have access to high-speed internet in the 201st century. roosevelt called for the rea in the 30s and on enough it took awhile, every rural home had electricity. we democrats are calling for the 21st century version of roosevelt's vision. every rural home should have access to high-speed internet. and that ought to be one of our goals in the 21s

to pay the exorbitant ramps so they settle for extremely confined spaces hidden behind skyscraper facades and what are also referred to as caged homes. elderly people like sion in london have it easy in hong kong he shares a room with eight other men and pays one hundred fifty euros a month for the cage where he has his bed. well you know most of these i'll tell you both my parents died when i was forty years old i gradually lost touch with my brothers. we hardly see each other anymore now it is. to do. with this exhibition in aid organization wants to raise awareness about such living conditions around two hundred thousand people in hong kong are affected educating you all that you he then you know they're all buildings so people with anything in this can all ready in human history. and or even space is too small and that is shared with so many households and the income is very low. hong kong has limited land for new housing now the finance hub is facing a squeeze as more seniors and young single seek to live alone a three room apartment in the city center can cost the equivalent of eigh

an inspection revealed 170-year-old facade is too deteriorated to save. >> it's hard because the 200 block of chestnut street is one of the intact rows or blocks of 19th century fabric we have really in the entire city. >> reporter: meanwhile, young is busy talking with insurance companies and planning a fundraiser for his out of work staff, dwraifl to -- grateful to a community who rallied around them. >> certainly not everybody has found a job, but there's enough offers out there to potentially land everybody. >> reporter: there's an iron facade that will be salvage we're told. demolition begins next week and it will last a week, if you come down here, be aware of road closures. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> more than a dozen people are assessing the damage after a driver hit several parked cars in south philadelphia. an "action news" you're sent in this video showing the scene at third and porter streets. a resident telling "action news" 16 vehicles were damaged. the driver's truck was badly damaged and we are told that the driver was held at the scene by a dproop of pe

because in delhi there are still countless containers that can be decorated and new end of shoddy facades either. off the wall you know. if there are protests about him vajra mental pollution and injustice anywhere in delhi then this is the most likely place yet at first glance everything seems so laid back and unpolitical an oasis at the heart of a congested metropolis of over fifteen million people this is the danube and elite university many of its eight thousand students as well as a large number of its professors come from the lower social classes so it's no surprise that ideologically the jan you leans to the left fighting slogans and revolutionary icons adorn the wools at the moment the students attending against india's government and its hindu nationalist policies. we are opposed to the government's economic policies we are opposed to the government's politics though we are getting really bad and i mean there are lots of conversations to be had with parents also is scared and wouldn't want us to take strong positions because everyone was started in students one by one from that i

although it still stands, preservation advocates say the 170-year-old facade is too deteriorated to save. >> hard because the 200 block of chestnut street is one of the most intact rows or blocked of 19th century fabric we have in the city. >> reporter: meanwhile, crowning is talking to insurance companies and planning a fundraiser for the out of work staff grateful to the community that rally around them. >> not everybody has found a job, but there should be enough offers out there to potentially land everybody. >> reporter: there's an iron facade that will be salvaged we're told. demolition will begin next week and will last a week, so if you come down here be aware of road closures, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> we continue to follow the aftermath of the florida school shooting massacre. new revelations are coming to live but the accused shooter. we're learning more through calls made to law enforcement about the alleged shooter in the weeks and months before the tragedy in parkland florida. a person with a tip called in in in january, told the officer i know he is going to

so facades of buildings in downtown manhattan were a favorite target. in the nine hundred seventy s. he spray painted graffiti using the pseudonym samo that was the beginning of the self-taught artist's career he also sold her made postcards to make ends meet then struck up a friendship with andy warhol and plunged into the new york scene. like. he lived a short life and a very full one he. he enjoyed every minute of his life he expressed what he was thinking and feeling and what he thought about the world around him his fascination with human anatomy and with creating links with words and text fragments are evident in his painting entitled leonardo da vinci's greatest hits. thought religion played a key role in culture and it was a frequent theme of his art. this is do this on it's this anarchic this resistant unfiltered and real that i believe even now is so fascinating for sin yet. john michelle was also a musician and fascinated with jazz he died of a drug overdose at the age of twenty seven today his paintings rank among the most expensive american

upon further inspection they determined only the first floor facade is salvageable. crews will start working next week to tear down the rest of the structure. they will document the exact dimensions to help determine the design for future reconstruction. multiple road closures will remain in effect throughout the demolition. it is expected to take about a week. "action news" has also learned the little lion restaurant which is next to the fire scene will be closed for the next two months for cleanup. >> ♪ >> former trump campaign adviser rick gates pled guilty to federal conspiracy and false statement charges today. he says he will now cooperate in robert mueller's russia investigation. gates admitted he lied to federal authorities on a recent interview and conducted unregistered foreign lobbying. the 45-year-old is now a willing witness who can provide details on former campaign manager paul manifort who is charged yesterday with more than two dozen federal counts including bank fraud. >>> well, president trump spoke at the conservative political action conference t

use of funds for the business assistance grant are 38.4% for improvements. 25.9% for rent. 12.9 for faÇade 10.2% for marketing and promotion. 7.3% for equipment and technology. since the rent stabilization grant was issued one year ago, we have processed and paid 12 grants to landlords averaging one per month. the average square footage is over 3200 square feet, and the average grant is $14,771. there have been numerous press articles about legacy

that's this is about the facade and how it looks, or perhaps it is about indecision or being 50—50 inr story in the sunday telegraph. women given cancer all clear misdiagnosed by test blunders. that is the kind of story that makes people fearful. you go for those test and you assume that they are getting a clean bill of health. what is the story here, dharshini? this is the story here, dharshini? this is worrying. 900 sample check for sir michael cancer. and a percentage of those had been cleared, people told they were negative and in fact there was something. something not quite right about them. but this lab in basildon, people are now saying that they will have to investigate the results of 60,000 women. that's terrible. and they are trying to encourage younger women to go for some ears and the idea... and truth is, if you ask most women who have had a dodgy smear test, most women have. you need to go back and to check. and it's hard to get a test in the first place, to persuade your gp. and the relief of somebody saying you are ok, and then you discover your not. i can't understan

the first floor facade will be kept as a piece of history. now, that overnight fire last sunday tore through one of the most historic blocks in all of old city. a number of pets were killed. apartments, businesses destroyed. no injuries to any residents. the cause remains under investigation and businessesed by this fire remain closed. some of them say it could take months to open the little lion restaurant which is right next door to that building that caught fire. they say they hope to open by mother's day. on the other side of the fire, a gelatto restaurant that says they hope to open sometime this week. as you can see behind me, it's going to be a lot of construction, a lot of debris, especially as they begin the delicate process of bringing the building down. now we're in old city, nbc 10 news. >>> this morning we are learning new details about a tip to the fbi warning the florida school shooting suspect one month before that massacre happened. a transcript of a woman's call to the bureau revealed she was worried that nikolas cruz might

to a devotee but to a national model of all places mahatma gandhi the peace activist a dooms the facade at the police headquarters his portrait was painted many years ago by a german it marked the birth of delhi's street movement. also gives some kind of a hope. to do the people and to this community which is generally very neglected neglected in things that are. like these children who can't get enough of seeing top class international lot in then neighborhood simply amazing. there's not have free will he says artists come here from all over the world it's great. i like to tell an ethical. and in all likelihood they will continue to come because in delhi there are still countless containers that can be decorated and no end of shoddy facades either. off the wall you have. if there are protests about him vajra mental pollution and injustice anywhere in delhi then this is the most likely place yet at first glance everything seems so laid back and unpolitical and always has at the heart of a congested metropolis of over fifteen million people this is the danube and elite university many of

so made the two measurements and calculated the noise level of the facades, the north facade is along ellis and the south is in the back of the building, facing other buildings and we calculated the ratings needed to meet the entertainment commission noise guides and we found that the rating should be 32. we chose worse case acoustically speaking worse case rooms, smaller rooms with more percentage of window. that about it. do you have questions? >> vice president thomas: questions? >> commissioner lee: i see your measurements, you stop around midnight. do you have any measurements around 2:00 in the morning or am i missing a page? >> we didn't make measurements around 2:00. we did the 10 minute measurement when it was busiest that night at the bar that we thought it was. it was a good representation, that sports bar is -- it may be open until 2:00 but i don't foresee them spilling out into the street all at 2:00 a.m. i thought it was a good representation, the music was playing -- >> vice president thomas: sorry, i'm looking at the day you tested, monday january .

. >> you had work on the facade? >> yes. so just to help clarify this a little bit in terms of -- so you want to reduce the massing on the street or is it more the fourth floor massing, because i think the hard part that's a little deceiving with the current design is that it has like a two story expression at the street face itself and then because it has this recessed balcony at the front, it seems a little deceiving with that heavy overhang, so in one sense it's almost easier and honest to keep a full three story massing at the street face, which keeps in line with the existing building to a certain degree, but i don't know -- i just want to make sure -- >> president hillis: i leave that up to you and the residential design team. >> so we'll work with the residential design team. >> president hillis: look at the context of the adjacent building. i gueet there's larger buildin in this neighborhood, but we also have to respond to the immediate context. >> clerk: if there's nothing further, commissioners, there's a motion an

authorities hope to salvage some of the historic facade but the rest of the structure will be demolished are trying to figure out what started the fire at the legion ambulance building. the fire destroyed the building and five ambulances. this is an important part of the salem community. folks came by throughout the day to offer support. officials say there is no question they'll rebuild. in the short term, they'll use loner ambulances provided by nearby services. >> their tag line is get in the zone auto zone. one driver took it too literally. the pick up crashed through the store on the 56400 block in bent nor tonight. it happened at 6:30, left a gaping hole in the wall and glass and debris strewn about the store. >> a shakeup by the supreme court has politicals digging deeper and people trying to determine what district they live in. the justices rule that the zig zag lines on the left show the congressional map were unfairly drawn with the purpose of favoring republics. the new map on the right makes districts more compact. that is most evident to what happened in the seventh distric

we've pulled this portion of the facade back up at the top. an open screen to further provide architectural interests and line up with the roof line at each level. so we have a strong line here and strong line here, compleme t complementing the adjacent buildings, very much in the way that the residential design guidelines characterize the streetscape. following those guidelines to set the upper floors back. our upper floor is not just set ba back, it's set on the pedestal of the existing topography. so this image, you can see the potential buildable area in these spaces and at the back. you can see what we've done with it. to try to scale it appropriately for the site. there's a larger building adjacent behind us on wisconsin. this has four floors. you see garage 1, 2, 3, 4, and then a fifth level of occupancy. that's not what we're doing diagonally behind this. we have a garage level with no habitability there because of the grade. to be able to excavate