. >> no leaning to try to provide some further flushing out of the ramification would be there's two option one should is it this motion pass it would require either a reduction of the top floor or eliminates of the top floor floor. >> yeah. i see that's where you're going. >> i think you know speaking from what i my experience with the residential design team you know i'm surprised they especially\ask for a set back on the top floor to reduce the rear. >> would you go for a set back on the top floor. >> that's a minimum. >> so a couple of things if i may would you like to invite mr. larkin's on the professional. >> that's fine we didn't get a residential design report we got the dr and the other report. >> mr. sanchez it found the original design with the elevator was consistent with the guidelines the planning commission and administrative review are more restrictive i'll agree with commissioner fung when those matters are typically before us we advocate and is the planning commission can make it more riefktd so to clearly delineate that commissioner fung you'll upheld it and cigar

continue to invest on and phase 2 of the connectivity plan that you and i spoke about is to really flush out the last 2 sections of the can of the connectivity plan and talk more about how to expand and properly sustain the public sf wifi service and also how to establish that call to action or again getting it done as opposed to necessarily out right assuming we have to do it on the gig options to the home. >> mr. gamino supervisor campos had a question. >> thank you for your words and i'm certainly happy to hear about some of the ideas and the progress that is being planned with the connectivity plan and i also know that based on what mr. br u.s. o was saying that we're doing better as a country as a whole and better than the state. that said, i am a little surprised by sort of -- there's a certain element of commitment in terms of -- you know, the -- the division that's coming out of the city you know i think that most people would be people would be surprised that we are not being as aggressive as other cities because you know in san francisco we have certainly some folks here have g

you know, if you switch out your old, six-gallon-per-flush toilet with a new 1.2-gallon-per-flush toilet when it starts raining again in a year or two or three years you're not going tear the new toilet out and put the old one back in. and the good news is, what that has meant is that over the last 30 years big cities like l.a., san jose, san diego, san francisco, they're using as much, if not less water now than they were 30 years ago, despite the population growth. and there's a lot more low-hanging fruit. these lawns there's a lot of old appliances. when you replace this stuff, you actually are shrinking the water footprint, which is really important. >> it is important. and of course people are paying a lot of attention, keeping an eye their neighbor's water use as well. the santa clara valley water district says it's hiring more people to handle all the calls it's getting at its drought hotline. the district has a team of inspectors looking for water waste. dan steiner, a student at uc berkeley's graduate school of journalism, spent some time with one member of that team. >> i do no

. >> why not flush out iowa or what we can go ahead down or done i'm willing to go with a set back. >> commissioners. >> i'm not sure maybe we should continue this sometimes we've done that where anybody not being here. >> often that's depending on where the others are we're not quite sure yet. >> how many votes do we need. >> 4 votes to modify the permit and 3 to continue. >> explain our set back idea i want to be clear on that. >> you you know the - >> the question of scale relates to not just the immediate buildings on each side but a little bit more than that i agree with the zoning administrator that you know from the photos hose showed there's another structure there foster downhill that is approximately 5 stories the way they're calling this is because based on the planning code parking didn't count all right. so the number of floors is measured from the street so in the document you see this as a 3 story building but it is actually in the rear it is 5 stories physical stories. >> right. >> so - and when i was talking about minimum to maximized the reason the scale is sometimes

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the shape of the domes, flush transition between the bolt bottom of the ramp and gutter. >> we have a beveled transition on the change in level, tape on the surfaces, temporary asphalt to fill in level changes, flush transition to temporary wood platform and ramp down into the street under the scaffoldinging. detectable ramps. they are all detectable. nothing down below or protruding that people are going to get snagged up on. smooth clean that nobody is going get caught up on. >> our no. 1 issue is what we see here, the uplifting and shreufting to concrete due too street tree roots. here is another problem we have with street trees. if i have i was a person blind, this would be an uncomfortable way to find out. >> we don't want to create hazards. >> sometimes vendors put sidewalk cafes where people push the chairs too far out. >> sometimes it can be impassable. so much foot traffic that there is no room for a wheelchair or walker to go by. >> san francisco is a lively street life, it can be an issue with people with visual disabilities as well. they have these diverting barriers on o

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>> hat is a great question and that program is getting flushed out. it will be-what will happen, i think the model is still getting flushed on the bones. it will be under the department of public helt and similar to slasomeof the work they goo on the educational side with safe routes to kool squz they will run and think they need to put a little more flesh on the bones but using new york as a model on that. [inaudible] >> department of public helths and that is the line item that will go-asking for. it is a position for a person to serve as a coordinating role with mta. our understanding is the walk first program has heavily prioritized project near high concentration of senior housing and senior centers and as that rolls out we would like it increase communication to the senior and community and community of people with disabilities to help deliver information as those infrastructure projects roll out and deliver traffic safety information. those funds also include grants for community based organizations as can disreferenced. there are monolingual n

flush the chemicals out. clear it. we're told there is in threat to the public, but we will keep an eye on. that. >>> well 6:12. argument outside a restaurant turns into a deadly shoot-out what sparked this to happen. we will take to you waco. >> about three biker gangs got in a fight and, nine people are now dead. let's all aboard back on the train. that is a pretty good shot now. looking out the window right now, 5:53, west 30th station heading to new york city. we're about seven in minutes away from the curve so lets take a quick break and we will be right back. >>> we're live back on the 5:53 out of 5:53 there is some cameras crews on the train. i believe, had hey steve keeley can we see him. i recognize his lack of cuff links there on the right hand side of the train. so we're getting very close to the the curve and i bet you recognize this part of the philadelphia, north philadelphia yeah, definitely. we're a couple minutes before the curve there and remember, they are not stopping, until they see septa trains no

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by giving them a bigger return the fury resources we have for a citywide build out staff needs to flush that out what is a feed in tariff based on that and then finally i'll say that it is key we're south those rates not to exceed rates for another reason this is it will take us a long way towards identifying what exactly our revenues are going to be on which we can leverage bonds to build a citywide build out starts today to get the staff to scope out the local installations on homes and businesses and city property and exactly what kinds of jobs this is key to scoping out the jobs phase as well thank you. >> i want to add with power sf we have been waiting years so. >> ms. frameer. >> i'm a thirty year resident of san francisco i want to urge you to approve the rate schedule for sf clean power as quickly as possible given that the parts of carbon in the atmosphere already steady 4 hundred parts per million we are past the point where climate change is going to occur and we need to expedite moving to green power as quickly as possible i don't have any children or grandchildren i would

. >> reporter: the houthis say they are advancing on the area to flush out al-qaeda-linked fighters.eople here deny there is any such presence. still the houthis and fighters aligned with the form president saleh, gives them more clout at a negotiating table. the men here say they are determined not to let their city fall. >> translator: i'm sending my message to the houthis, you will not ak pie any of our land. and to our courageous fighters we are here to defend the country and not be fooled like the houthis have been. >> reporter: intense battles have taken place here in recent weeks. a main oil export pipeline passes through here. >> translator: my sons were martyred in a matter of an hour or two many others were martyred as well. they died defending their land honor and country. we were attacked. we had to defend our country. >> reporter: it has been a fight to the death, but for this man and his men, one to keep. >>> a leading human right's group say that war crimes are being committed against civilians on a daily basis in syria's second largest city. amnesty international has

. >> between 2000 2007 flush times flush times in america state governments raised their spending by0% on average. 80%. when the financial crisis hits they said oh, my gosh. terrible we have to cut to the bone. no they don't. this is total demonstration they never cut to the bone actually. until they are starting to do things privatize to roads which only handful places do, look to reform government, when they ask to raise taxes that means they have lost the nerve to face down public sector unions and to cut down spending. melissa: michigan voters on tuesday reject ad plan by governor rick snider to raise taxes for that highway fund. this todd is a situation a lot of states are about to face. >> oh a slobs lit i. go back look at that map. there are lot of republican governors in those states. that will put them in very tough position. again, republicans, like average american they don't want to see their taxes go up. i live here in new york city. our taxes are out the wazoo. we have more potholes t can count. melissa: absolutely true. judy miller when you look at raw data across the

ability so for example we're using solar water heaters we're also urging gray water for reuse inform flush water and rainwater for the cooling and irrigation locked on third street and mission rock is it serves the motorbike neighborhood and motorbike i moiks is a growing neighborhood and the intent of the bond to have please and fire serves to serve the community. >> hemming helping to keep the building and the stay safe was the not the only opportunity it creates many jobs with 82 bleb businesses overall san franciscans contributed one hundred and 87 thousand hours to help to complete the project it shows the city of san francisco the elected officials and police officers and more importantly the voters that paid for the building this is what we can do with when we wrorpt this is a beacon when we need to build new extra we can trust them with the money and the plan they did a good job the san francisco public is a reminder of the importance of being presented and will continue to serve the residents for decades to come good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco planning commission r

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and some of the debris flushing towards the cars into these homes. now, we talked to the homeowner of this house. and let me tell you something, she says that her family was alerted at about 2:00 a.m. monday into tuesday about the waters rising. she actually put her family on top of kitchen counters to stay dry. her dogs on top of the dinner table in order for the dogs to stay dry. i want to show you the water level here because you can really see it's about three feet. you can see it in the shades of this brick just how high the water went into these homes. now, the homeowner tells me that the water was just seeping through all the crevices in that home. here take a look at this car completely destroyed. if you take a look inside lots of debris. the homeowner tells me it is pretty much a complete loss. and of course she was telling me this morning she was trying to bring this window up. and she says rosa, i don't know what i was thinking because of course power windows are not going to work in this situation. i want to show you another thing, we're

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it is flushed into essuraries east and west. enough water is allowed to follow the natural route. south into the everglades. by this time of the year the water should be a foot and a half higher. >> a lot has too do with the way the south florida management district manages north of here. they manage the water levels for optimum growing continues. >> reporter: sugar cane is a $500 million business. it is also a major waterway. the phosphorous run off causes algae blooms. in 2008, governor charlie crist cut what looked like a sweet deal to rescue the everglades. the state would buy from a big sugar manufacturer. it would be used to catch and clean the waters before sending the flow south to the everglades. one year later florida fell deep into a recession, the state's interest and ability to buy land dried up. last year the effort to save the everglades kicked into high gear. they are under threat from development. if the state doesn't acquire them. they'll be lost forever. >> the group spearheaded the campaign for what is known

the water comes out and the water reservoir wash your hans and change the water after each use and flush the system with vinegar on a regular basis. >>> in a new study a see consequence of mouth and tongue exercises released snoring by 66%, they had men and women perform the routine eight time a day for several minutes, this should be music to the ears for people and their spouses, 50% of people admit to sleeping in separate bedrooms to escape the sounds. >>> now "action news" is work on news story for today at 4:00. alicia vitarelli is here with more. >> from peanuts to crackerjacks and nash owes, half the fun of seeing your ball game is the snacks of course but if you rootd for the home team regularly they could ruin your die the. we'll find healthy alternatives at the concession stand. >>> what this mom is lip-syncing to today at 4:00 in big talkers. you won't want to miss this one. take us with you on the go with the free 6 abc news app and i'll see you guys in the studio to help you dish about "dancing with the stars" and we are talking about a big proposal that happened last night

now, the average old school toilets are about five gallons per flush which is essentially the equivalentof your entire water cooler at work. there's an option. you can get a whole new toilet when epa standards dictate they have to be eight gallons of water per flush. that's basically 20% of water usage right there. it's going to cost you a couple hundred dollars for the toilet plus installation. if you can't afford that money up front, there are other things you can do around your house to make a difference. >> most shower heads have the standard of a pause in case you want to lather and not have the water running while you're lathering up, you can pause the water and restart it. there are a lot of water-effective faucets that have motion sensors. >> cutting down on water in the home has been top of mind since governor brown announced major plans to reduce water use this april. >> things are changing and we need to change. this drought is the catalyst for that. >> reporter: the plan. a 25% reduction in california of 2013 levels by early 2016 will take effect starting in june. but experts

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you can get a whole new toilet by epa standards dictate have to be 1.28 gallons per flush or less which is a huge difference. basically 25% of your water usage right there. it will probably cost you a couple hundred for the toilet plus installation. if you can't afford that up front, there are other things you can do. >> most of the shower heads have the standard of a pause so in case you want to lather and not have the water running while lathering up you can pause the water and restart it. there is also a lot of water effective faucets that are motion sensor. >> reporter: cutting back on water has been top of mind since governor brown announced water restrictions. >> we need to change. this drought is a catalyst for that. >> reporter: the plan a 25% reduction in california of 2013 levels by early 2016 will take effect starting in june. but experts say reaching the goal could be easy. once people learn where they're wasting and how to conserve. saving water and money. swapping out on older toilet for one with an epa-approved water sense label could shave a hundred bucks off your annual

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hazmat teams are neutralizing the spill while firefighters flush the hvac systems. an investigation is underway into a deadly shooting by prince george's county sheriff's deputies. investigators say two deputies shot and killed a man last night in a parking lot of coral -- cora l. rice middle school. the suspect allegedly ran -- make sure you stay with abc 7 for the latest. the search is on right now for the man who assaulted and kidnapped a woman while driving a car with an uber decal. what police know so far and what uber is saying about it. reporter: for one woman, her ride it turned into a nightmare. around 2:00 in the morning. shortly after the woman got into the car with an uber decal on it, the driver tried to sexually assault her. she said he refused to let her get out of the vehicle. he is described as a middle eastern man with a slim build and short black hair. residents are in shock. >> you have to be mindful at looking at their identification. you talk to somebody the whole time you're in travel. you let somebody know the cab driver -- if you can't prono

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around the da and investigators are making the determination at that time the time of rebooking by flushing is it out sufficiently to prosecutor prosecute it by the time you have a return to duty you're starting to see how the picture it is like a puzzle a lot of the puzzle pies are in place not a jumply lee he will under the normal circumstances the turn around is a significantly quicker for a standard rebooking if i were to make apple arrest on felon or robbery or domestic violence type of thing within basically 48 or 3 of hours i'll have to present enough information to the district attorney to book that person or i have to go out and work it so by the time those that officer has returned to duty the puzzle i think is firmly up we're not going to make the decision a final analysis of all the puzzle dotted the i's and crossed the t's is that okay. >> okay those are questions that come up that's why i'm asking you to go through and no doubt the folks that signed in internal affairs it is a confusing process for cops to go in there we have train on peace officer rights and it is true it is

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and get max cleaning and freshness with every flush. all right. it has been a busy news week here for us, no doubt. we have been talking about this train crash that leaves many unanswered questions. mother nature also a lot to talk about, and we've had some very severe storms this week. >> the scandal surrounding air pressure inside footballs and a dancing hero's question of a lifetime. it is all here in our friday rewind. >> it is an absolute disastrous mess. never seen anything like this in my life. >> suddenly, the car just got tossed. and then the moment of chaos. people and things were tumbling around you. the car's dark. you know, the kind of moment you're not sure if this might be it. >> two family members of our community have fallen. and we need to grieve with them and we need to pray with them and for them. >> my decision is not based on emotion. rather, this decision is based on the facts as they have been investigated and reported to me. >> an officer from lake mary police department was flagged down by george zimmerman. he

. >> reporter: the houthis say that advancing the merit to flush out al-qaeda linked fighters but peopledeny there is any such presence. still with any new territory the houthis and fighters aligned with former president saleh it gives them more clout at the negotiating table. the men here say they are determined not to let it fall. >> translator: i'm sending my message to the houthis you will not occupy any of our land here and also sends my message to our courageous fighters we are here to defend the country and not be fooled like the houthis have been. >> reporter: intense battles in resent weeks and yemen main export pipeline passes through here and the saudi-led coalition has also carried out multiple air strikes on the area to support tribal fighters on the ground. >> translator: my sons were martyred in a matter of an hour or two, many others were martyred as well and died defending their land, their honor and their country. we were attacked. we had to defend our country. >> reporter: there has been a fight to the death but for he and his men one to keep. gerald tan, al jazeera. >

. >> the skeletal marketing plan and obligation to eager to frush it out and they agree to the flushed out version sound. >> that template will be adapted. >> and then it is part of the contractual obligation we approve incorporated by the reference. >> just do assure you the martin plan i think you'll see will cover the basis of a lot of our concerns we can probably i think it is a matter of nuance and tweaking how we implement they provide for publications community meetings i you know a variety of communication methods and you know reasonable accommodations for people applying so a lot of that is baked in and monique to highlight the concerns i want to insure you the marketing plan we have addresses a number of things that will be helpful to look at that more closely. >> do we have a motion commissioners? commissioner singh makes a motion i'm happy to second it >> others are still think about it been moved by commissioner singh and second by madam chair rosales. >> commissioner mondejar almost a yes. yes. >> yes. >> commissioner singh commissioner bustos no madam chair rosales i hav

which we got in the february month to month some of the parts towards the bottom half could use the flushing out it is about time to watching how those are implemented and moving forward on those cylinders as well ultimately we want to see clean up power sf a clean energy transformation and an implosion we want those jobs we don't want those jobs that be equally scheduled but the folks working in the fossil fuel economy are thought of intentionally and moved towards the new economy the question is how can we not leave folks behind i'm hopefully clean power forward and offer opportunity for people to create real jobs in the city i also think this the important to have a stronger oversight body to make sure the community and communicated choice stays central what we see in marin and selma we have a board 80 that oversees the board paw fourth or figuring out a way to have strong oversight is key i'm hoping we move forward xoesh and hopefully, this will have cheaper cleaner powerthank you so much. >> next speaker david. >> david i'm a co-chair of the sierra club bay chapter and climate committee

schools are getting on board as well we're involved in supervisor yee components and triple a has a flushingrogram we're not involved with their program we come out and train with them. >> we help train the children at the request of supervisor yee to facilitate 3 schools under his program and several more online with the school district they would like to train the triple a program has 9 kwlz schools a mixture of particular colonel schools and supervisor yee is focusing on unified school district and elementary schools specifically thank you virtual captain a point out point of clarification not that we like by charts commissioners and i like by anyone at home that is present to bring by. >> that was totally any joke (laughter). >> anti arraigns colleagues anything further off i'm sorry commissioner mazzucco. >> can you explain the relationship with mta and the department of parking and traffic i see your traffic is pour gridlock in downtown speeding is not a factor there is so many destruction sites and block the entire intersection and who can issue those citations because pedestrians is