and twenty second and fulton -- 22nd and fulton. ina no a nod to the neighbors o the north, given how the shuttle would be cast, to expect the building to cast a shadow on the property to the north much as the appellants property would cast a significant shadow on the palm of a holder's property. this is why it is set back from the property line. it is completely cut complying. and they are allowed, under the rear yard averaging, going up to 30 feet in height for the portion that they gained under the averaging period which is to this line here. they're building two stories when they could probably build three stories. they could do additional pop out, but they can't go in respect of the last 25%. there is an additional developed later that they could do. it is interesting to note that the addition of this project actually makes the appellant's property more code complying. they would be averaging against this one adjacent property, so the rearguard line will be approximately here. if this is approved and built, the required rear ya

resolution authorizing: 1) the sale of city property at the northeast corner of fulton street and gough street to the boys and girls clubs of san francisco for $2,500,000 subject to a declaration of economic covenants and a project use restriction; 2) adopting environmental findings and other findings that the actions set forth in this resolution are consistent with the city's general plan and eight priority policies of city planning code section 101.1; and 3) authorizing other actions in furtherance of this resolution. supervisor chu: this item is buttressed by a number of individuals. the key sponsor is supervisor mirkarimi. would you like to make a few comments? the supervisor would like to move directly into presentations. we have a number of votes presenting this item. john updike from the real-estate department as well as kelly pressure from the office of economic workforce development. >> acting director of real estate. my section will be brief. i will give you the highlights of what it before you and then i will follow with some details. this is the possible purchase of parcel f

supervisors, the boys and girls club of san francisco at fulton and got would propose to build a new facility with a high school- size jim, pool, are from, dedicated space 14th. at the center of the communities currently served by the earnest and gold club house located at page in stanyan street. boys and girls club provides a critical service to the neighborhood. they have a lot history of partnership with the city of tent and cisco. the target area for the clubhouse is bounded by geary to the north, van ness to the east, haight street to the south, to visit tehran to the west. this contains more than 13 public housing facilities with more than 3005 of the units and more than half of those units are family units. the proposed facility at fulton and gough is expected to serve more than 200 youth per day during the school year and more than 252 per day for the summer for a total and a client base of nearly 3000 youths, ages 5 through 17. it is important to know, the boys and girls club house in the context of a larger market activity a plan, appendix c, the committee to prove it appen

we have firefighter fulton. i'm talking about the problem. how does it make you feel to solve these types of problems? >> we're happy to continue this work with our firefighting activities. we think this is important. >> reporter: speaking of why the memories, what does it make you feel to be a part of this? makes me feel proud to help. >> reporter: let's go to the state troopers. how does it feel? >> we remember our tropper who died. it's so important to remember those who are in a much tough are condition than we all are. we are fortunate to give them the type of christmas they deserve. >> reporter: again, it's all about the cimsd. the kids are in for a big treat. kelly was talking about the big sendoff. that's still to come. we'll be seeing lots of sirens and lots of horns blaring out there. i'll send it back to you. >>> coming up abc2 news at 5:30, new surveillance video has law enforcement puzzled. why they believe the geezer bandit may not be a geezer. >>> we're not sure if it's edible but this 70-year-old fruit cake does have a lot of

funds to the open space fund that we have talked about about one month ago to allow us to bid for fulton. this will restore funds to all the projects and allow us to move forward with their continued delivery. the capital planning committee and had asked us to talk a little bit about challenges and opportunities ahead. i wanted to share that with the commission, as well. again, we are moving forward. we hope that will be approved. we can move quickly into construction thereafter. we are working through the city planning department with the appropriate level of environmental review. one of the features of the consensus plan that was developed includes the removal of the central bathroom buildings and the creation of two smaller buildings, which will greatly enhance ada accessibility, the crowd management of those bathrooms, and also the maintenance of those facilities so that we can better address them. keeping those facilities clean, as well as graffiti free, and overall security. we are working with the department of public works for the second grouping of neighborhood parks projects. t

. >> between lincoln and fulton and the beach. >> you're saying, why did they decide that exact plot? they brought someone from new york to come up with a park plan. they eventually made it a rectangle. they had the panhandle part. the panhandle was the same with as golden gate park, but there was dealmaking going on between park commissioners and they decided they would buy the land and cut off part of the panhandle. >> the development of lincoln park is interesting. you can see the cemetery. >> on the map, it is a cemetery. >> what happened to that and all of the bodies? >> they decided around the turn of the century the land was too valuable to bury people. where uss is now there were four cemeteries. they moved all of the cemetery's out -- cemeteries out. the heir did not want to move one of the places. there are two people -- two places where people are buried in the city. the other ones were moved out. >> the big scandal of lincoln park, someone wanted to build the legion of honor out there. she did and she got it done. they had to prepare the land, the golden gate cemetery, so

plans on reducing the number of stops on eight of its bus and light rail lines including the five fulton. the exact stops that will be eliminated have not yet been announced. muni says a detailed plan will be released in february. >>> right now it's 4:41. banned from the english language. plus. >>> a dramatic rescue in southern california after a hiker chases his dog over a cliff. >>> fog causing problems at the san mateo bridge this morning. we'll tell you other bridges effected by the fog coming up. >>> it's 6:44 we want to take a look outside. you can see pretty foggy. this is the camera in downtown san francisco. looking toward sutro tower. pretty foggy out there. rosemary will be here shortly with the complete weather forecast. >>> interstate 10 is back open this morning in new orleans that is after two people were killed. nearly two dozen people were sent to the hospital. new orleans police say poor visibility is to blame for the crash. most likely a combination of fog and some smoke actually from a nearby marsh fire. >>> russian officials say a fire on a nuclear submarine is under

crews say while irligationsh -- while -- >>> a water main ruptured at fulton and 25 the avenue near golden gate park. it's taken the water department crews several hours to fix the problems an clean up the miss. >>> it's been a knew weeks since the bay area has had any significant rain and water officials are hoping the new year will bring a wet forecast. this time last year, several rain storms have moved through the area and the sierra was buried under a massive snowpack. east bay m.u.d. said reservoirses were spilling over. water officials hone the next few months -- hope the next few months will make up for the unusually dry december. >> i would say we're playing a wait-and-see game right now. i will say conservation is always a good thing for customers to be aware of. >> east bay m.u.d. says it's always a good idea to limit water usage because we never know how much rain is gonna fall. >>> no spare the air alert has been issued. officials are considering a wood ban this weekend. several spare the air alerts were issued, including christmas day but people were still lighting fires desp

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thirty year old making it forty one nothing this effort on forty one fourteen was how would end the fulton'sholding on to the n.f.c. wild card spot for the time being. big dreams the big money that seems to be the message coming from the russian olympic committee who have not invested more than twelve million dollars international sport federations ahead of the sochi winter olympic games and twenty fourteen the r o c have stated previously the only option up their home games is to top the medal standings come of it providing the shining example on a tough act to follow suit after the north american nation finished up the summit at their winter olympics in vancouver last year those games also witnessing the sharp decline of russia who could only manage eleventh place in the girls. finally let's finish where we started off with ice hockey all star select from the european wide minor hockey league are on international tour of duty this month aiming to repeat their success story of last year stateside constantine to top off. they have a shell is the younger brother of the cage the kontinental ho

professor at the state to the california state university thanks for joining us on the line from fulton speciating. the u.s. military courts open pretrial hearings in the case of alleged whistleblower bradley manning by rejecting a defense request that the presiding officer should step down they claim his other role investigating the founder of wiki leaks makes it biased brother manning who served as an intelligence analyst in baghdad's accused of leaking classified military diplomatic data to the whistle blowing web site he's already been held in detention for nineteen months and could face life in prison or even a death sentence if he's found guilty when a cia officer ray mcgovern told us the american people did need to know about alleged abuses carried out by the u.s. army. these charges are greatly overwrought. gates's term so there has been no indication of serious damage to u.s. personnel or those who cooperate with the united states what's the damage is is the revelation of things that the american people should know about and that's what bradley manning was doing by his own play

about who shoo ii him the face as he served a warrrnt on a fugitive murder sussect in this north fultonse lane believed the offical version of the tooy ...that a fugitveenamed eeory lewis shot him the face as lane cuffed another susppct... was not true..14:23:55"the piggee hole in my face hamn probably a .38athe suspect supposedly had a .3814:33:06 pit tells me they are lying about the whole thing"doubbs that puu lane innthe line of fire aagin when his superiors charged him for changiig his story about the incident that left mory dead. charges that didn't stick after lane passee a lie detector test.still today iiside the mitccell courthouse the wounded hero faced a new orddal - a termination hearing for taking his oncerns public.a hearing police commissioner ed norris says sends the wrong message. 22:066when someone ius shot in the liie of duty, there is a few peope are in that that so category, that whennyou make that kind of sacrifice for the jurisdiction you're protecting, they kind of ower you a job for as long as you sheriff's office why lane... who took a bullet in line of of losi

the fire happened in south fulton.crews stood by, doing nudging. >> there is no way to go to every fire and be able to keep up the man power and equipment. and just the fund oogt homeowner says she never thought her house would catch fire. >> struggling homeowners are getting a chance to apply fr a home loan modification if the mortgage is with wells fargo. >> ross is in a tough spot. >> i was caught into a loan you had to pick a payment. and was told things that weren't true about it. i got caught up in the payment mortgage crunch. >> his loan was through wachovia. he says he's happy to be dealing with wells fargo. >> we find if they can talk to someone face-to-face and see a person, they'll open up and tell us more about what they need and shared. and this is more comfortable. >> and wells fargo modified 700,000 home loans since 2009. >> our goal is to keep people in their homes. >> i hope that, you know, keep hope alive. and that is what i'm trying to do here, keep my property. >> the event is here at the community

in the city's richmond district, the water main ruptured this morning at the intersection of fulton street and 26th avenue near golden gate park. it took water department crews until 1:45 this afternoon to fix the problem. >>> in san leandro, a water main broke this morning near interstate 880. the worker on the scene said breaks are common, and can be triggered by the cold weather. in this case, water for irrigation at a nearby park was shut off. >>> it has been an eventful two days at sacramento airport, where a bird strike today forced a southwest plane to land just minutes after it had taken off. the plane was bound for ontario in southern california. no one was injured, but the plain did suffer minor damage. southwest booked passengers on other flights. the airline also closed the runway, but it was reopened a short time later. the faa is now investigating a plane that blew two tires while taking off last night. they looked over the runway, but didn't find any debris that may have caused it. southwest is also conducting its own investigation. coming up in 20 minutes, a federal judge t

in the city's richmond district, the water main ruptured this morning at the intersection of fulton street and 26th avenue near golden gate park. it took water department crews until 1:45 this afternoon to fix the problem. >>> in san leandro, a water main broke this morning near interstate 880. the worker on the scene said breaks are common, and can be triggered by the cold weather. in this case, water for irrigation at a nearby park was shut off. >>> it has been an eventful two days at sacramento airport, where a bird strike today forced a southwest plane to land just minutes after it had taken off. the plane was bound for ontario in southern california. no one was injured, but the plain did suffer minor damage. southwest booked passengers on other flights. the airline also closed the runway, but it was reopened a short time later. the faa is now investigating a plane that blew two tires while taking off last night. they looked over the runway, but didn't find any debris that may have caused it. southwest is also conducting its own investigation. coming up in 20 minutes, a federal judge t

it has happened before in the city of south fulton, tennessee.t because the homeowner chose not to pay the $75 fire fee. they call it pay to spray or something like that. >> greg: first, i hate these stories and i love these stories. i hate, i love them and i hate them. the reporters use puns like spark outrage and feel the heat. subscription fees are for magazines. i don't understand how you have a subscription fee for a fire department imagine if it was police situation. a cop doesn't stop a mugging. >> kimberly: or a rape or murder. >> greg: i don't understand this. i'm for small government. >> eric: i pitched this and everyone said this is terrible. i said i'll take the other side of it. dana, you are coming around to my side this is okay. >> dana: after i read up on it and understood what the situation is, the house is not in the city. not like on a main street. it's in the rural area. the agreement that the citizens have come to so far, maybe it will change if you want fire protection in that rural area, you have to pay the $75 fee. some pe

another accident nearby there at nealman avenue, then in fulton the one there at 152, an accident inoppa on 152 at 95. you saw that one life. an accident in belaire blocking all lanes there. another one-on-one 94 there. there is more. back over to you. >> thank you don't for get this month you can win a $100 gift certificate provided by wise markets, to enter the contest go to wjz.com, click on our contest section. we will announce the winner right here on december 23rd. our coffee is furnished by utube. please welcome him to the eyewitness news morning edition. he is currently sitting in huntsville, alabama, at the world famous space camp and there is a reason. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, good morning. how are you? >> we are fine. this is most impressive. you are with google of course and teaming up with utube and also them for an exciting thing here. explain it to us. >> yes, utube spacelab, a global competition asking 14 to 18-year-old students around the world to come up with an idea for an experiment carried out in space. we want to record a short two minute

muni plans on reducing the number of stops on eight of its bus and light rail routes including the fulton, jud, and j church. the exact stops will be eliminated have not been announced yet. a detailed plan will be released sometime in february. >>> we understand that ace train is on a reduced schedule today. let's check in with tara. >> yeah the number one and number three are running this morning but not five. there will be no number eights this evening. heavy fog advisory in effect for the san mateo bridge. let's take a look at our maps. we may have caused an accident on 101 northbound. a car hitting the center divider there at the fog line. and then a chunk of concrete is in the roadway. a heavy fog advisory is also in effect for the dumbarton bridge. be aware of that. >>> in san francisco foggy and misty right now. you can't see 101 here. heavy fogged a vairy in effect for the pacifica area along highway 101. drive slowly and use the low beams. at the bay bridge incline construction on the lower deck going on. two lanes are blocked off in the tunnel and three at the end of the span. h

the anti-foreclosure protesters in atlanta aren't outside a home, but a fulton county courthouse.ot because people are trying to fore close on the courthouse, but this is where decisions are being made about peoples foreclosed on homes. this is where an auction on foreclosed homes was being held and these folks were being very, very loud on the courthouse steps in order to disrupt the auction. they did quiet down for a message from the civil rights leader, dr. joseph lowery, there to support their effort and rally their cause. >> we want an end to foreclosed mortgages. we want an end to evictions. we want an end to poverty. we're calling upon the banks to do their part. just as this country came to the rescue of the banks. we're asking now the banks to come to the rescue of god's children. no more foreclosures. >> no more foreclosures. >> no more evictions. >> no more evictions. >> as is fitting for what is now a totally decentralized dispersed locally autonomous movement, thousands of 99%ers have convened here in washington, d.c. the plan is to be here all week. tomorrow they wil

plans on reducing the number of stops of eight of its bus and light rail routes including the five fulton and juda and j church. muni says a detailed plan will be released in february. >>> 6:18 is the time. i just have to mention since tara is here, claudine is coming in, i'm here. the bruins are in town, tara. with able and football in town tomorrow. >> surrounded by bruins. >> oh yes. die hard fans. >>> traffic okay but tonight in san francisco we are actually going to have major issues. we have critical mass going on at justin herman plaza starting at 6:00. make sure you allow yourself extra time if you need to get in and around san francisco. right now we will take a live look at the san mateo bridge where there is still some heavy fog being reported right there at the toll plaza. so make sure you drive slowly. keep the low beams on. a look at the east shore freeway shows traffic is moving along nicely. and finally we have a look at 880 near the oakland coliseum. same story. pretty dark out there. we do have things we want to tell you about regarding parking in san francisco coming up

yesterday on a cold drizzly day in atlanta, two fulton county sheriff deputies and a moving truck showedoreclosed on the property. but then the deputies and the movers met the mother and daughter living in the house. the mother is vida lee, 103 years old. >> i know god said if things go wrong, he make it right. >> three weeks shy of her 104th birthday, she has shared this road on penelope road with her 83-year-old daughter for years. >> howl has this been your home? >> 53 years. >> how much do you love this community and this house? >> i love t it's a mansion. >> the moving company and the deputies took one look at ms. lee and decided this would not happen today. >> i saw the sheriffs who came to put them out take off and leave. i gave all glory to god. >> you weren't worried at all about them trying to take you out of your house? >> no. i didn't even know what they was doing. god don't let you do wrong. >> this house and case has been in the courts for years. tuesday, possible eviction proved too much for ms. lee's 83-year-old daughter. she had to be rushed to the hospital. >> please do

. >> where arleta fulton restores old dolls for a hobby.nd does it all for a very good cause. >> when the dolls are ready she donates them to a center for abused children. over the past few years passed along 100 of the spiffed up dolls and preparing more for delivery next week, next year rather. my favorite story. >> that is very, very cool. more "world news now" just ahead. ♪ give a little bit give a little bit of my life for you ♪ [ dog ] i am a rockstar. my coat? solid gold. my insides? pure platinum. [ female announcer ] a healthy outside starts inside. new iams simple & natural has chicken as its number one ingredient and zero fillers. it works inside for health you can see on the outside. [ dog ] i can't be a rockstar on the outside if i'm not one on the inside. [ female announcer ] new iams naturals. you'll like what's in them and love what's not. [ dog ] i am an iams dog. [ girls ] he's so cute! [ dog ] groupies! ♪ should old acquaintance be forgot ♪ ♪ and never brought to mind should old acquaintance ♪ >> just as sure as the ball