streets program with landscaping and amenities within the public realm including curb extension at fulton and gottion streets, raised crosswalk at ashe streets, and street trees landscaping accents and street furniture along the entire frontage of the project. the packet also includes a concept drawing of build outs added at the other three corners of the intersection of fulton and gottion to enhance pedestrian comfort and safety. this drawing is not intended to be an actual proposal, but what they wish to pursue further [speaker not understood] with neighborhoods on specific design. should the commission choose to approve the design today, it whop not be a a condition of approval, enhancements could be considered to [speaker not understood], in kind approvements would offset some of the impact fees of the project. i should note that staff has received one letter in opposition to the project expressing concerns of over loss of light and open space in the area as well as construction noise. the project sponsor did receive several letters in support of the project that were received after s

. >> commissioners, that will place you under item 15, for case no. 2012.0325c for 344 fulton street, request for conditional use authorization. ~ at 344 for the benefit of the public, items 13 a and b have already been heard and taken out of order. >> good evening, president fong and members of the commission, my name is kevin guy with planning staff. the request before you today is for conditional use authorization to allow development on a lot greater than 10,000 square feet, to allow nonresidential use exceeding 6,000 square feet and to approve a planned unit development on the he located on the property 344 folsom street. the project would demolish surface parking lot and construct two buildings oriented around the central corridor yard. a boys and girls club containing recreational uses including a pool and gymnasium, game room, arts and crafts, learning center and recreational and educational spaces for youth. the third and fourth story of the building would house administrative office space for the boys and girls club. this facility would replace existing single clubhouse loca

we are particularly excited about a build out extending east from fulton and goth, along the north side of goth, hopefully an effect not dissimilar from the nice plaza-like field as the jazz center. we think it will be a nice congregating area for the retail and make it more vibrant than otherwise. community support i'll mention again as mr. guy did, there are a number -- we've heard strong endorsements from a number of community groups. we presented three times in hayes valley neighborhood and collaborative design process with them, their letter of strong support was sent to all commissioners yesterday. in addition we have a letter of support from our neighborhood in the south, affordability community [speaker not understood], the bicycle coalition and walk san francisco have also submitted formal letters of support which i forwarded to the commission yesterday. i'm here for any questions. >> that is very quick. you should try doing voice overs for car commercials. >> moonlighting. >> thank you very much. i have one speaker card for public comment, and that's sean pearson. sean pearson

house and all of that stuff, to really punctuate that corner there is already one building on the fulton street side. for me it is an interesting idea. what struck me is that the set which was given to us has a tendency of looking like a darth vaeder set. it looks like a uniform black, and oh, my god, i look deeper, and many pages which go back and forth, you get closer up and understand the tile and the detailing a little better. and we are trying to differentiate a larger building which has the major frontage on goth and [speaker not understood] around fulton. then i think we want to make sure that the different parts are expressing themselves differently. and i believe that the change in color and detailing does it quite well. i am intrigued looking at the diagram and seeing the dialogue between the two sides. >> commissioner antonini. >> mr. baker, i like the darker one better than -- i agree with you, but how about gray? [laughter] >> cool gray city of peace and love, you know. it's something to think about -- >> [speaker not understood]. there's no lime green, i just want to say. >

the alternates around this backup is fulton road or old redwood highway southbound out of santa rosa.eek, south 680 the tail lights head the to north main, and eastbound 24 at 680 an overturn involving three vehicles there and fortunately it is the reverse commute. kristen and eric? >> just about 6:22. >> you cannot believe the scam that giants pitcher claims he is a victim of and how he is fighting back. >> he was the voice for elmo on sesame street for 20 years before scandal force him to resign. new trouble and allegations facing the puppet ♪music playing a can of del monte green beans? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ grown in america. picked and packed at the peak of ripeness. e same essential nutrients as fresh. del monte. bursting with life. >> from our mount tamalpais on san francisco across the bay it looks windy. that is not a surprise. the storm system is getting out of here. we still have showers in the bay area. that could affect your commute. we will check with our meteorologist, mike nicco, and find out when we will dry out. >> the former voice of elmo on sesame street is facing a new lawsuit a

. >> 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 t

this is long's mug shot taken when he was booked at the fulton county jail and bond was set at $2,000. >>> we have another really cool video from justin wren, the ufc fighter and he is back in africa. last time we had him on the show we got to see kids that for the first time saw a white man and they were going crazy. >> they loved the arm hair. >> yes. this time it is the first time some of the kids in the village he is in see themselves. he takes the iphone and turns the camera on and starts recording a video and passes the phone around and the kids are looking into the phone and seeing their image and their reactions are awesome. most of them are stunned. >> it is like they're almost confused. >> yeah. >> she run as way. there is a girl i am out of here, i am not getting my soul stolen. >> even some adults get in on it and this is really funny when this lady walks in. she is like oh. >> i look good. >> this part is really cool because they give it to like the elder man in the village and he stares at that things forever. >> and cracks a smile. >>> a woman spots trouble on the horiz

fulton, one for dr. levitt. you mentioned that hezbollah really is under the auspices, control, not just of the rent but the supreme leader in iran. would you elaborate on that some? >> mr. chairman, i do know that i would say that hezbollah is completely and utterly under the control of iran. in recent history we've seen hezbollah emerge as somewhat of an independent actor. however, iran i guess i still maintain significant control over hezbollah operationally. and when i say the supreme leader, what they mean by that is that based on all the information i've seen there's nothing to indicate that there are rogue elements in the -- that are working with hezbollah to undertake operations or to undertake any of that, that they're involving. so if there is activity that the iranian government and hezbollah are collaborating in, then that is undertaken with at a minimum tacit approval of the supreme leader. >> all right. dr. levitt, what's going to happen next with hezbollah? i mean, where are they going next, and w

astronauts like major lindsay fulton. >> thanks to the budget cuts, our space helmets will no longer have glass. when we go outside to repair the ship, we'll just have to hold our breath. >> thank you, major. >> see you in space. >> and some employees will be outright let go, including inner city public school teachers. so, who worked in one of philadelphia's worst school districts. this must be so hard for you. >> this is the greatest day of my entire life. so, good luck reading, you monst monsteres. >> and, of course, these cuts will affect our military. our civil service and grants to native americans. >> thanks for starting your morning with us, we have much more ahead on "cnn sunday morning" which starts right now. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm brianna keilar in this morning for randi kaye. 7:00 on the east coast, 4:00 on the west. thanks for starting your morning with us. >>> first vice president joe biden will be in alabama to commemorate the historic civil rights march from selma to montgomery. shined a light on the right for voting rights. fast forward to now, the issue is

the first phase concentrated on the perimeter of golden gate park, primarily lincoln and fulton. the first phase was completed in 2012. phase 22 hazardous tree assessment and mitigation work is concentrated on trees along city streets within golden gate park, primarily along jfk, mlk, middle drive. as well as those near children's playgrounds. this bid was advertised in early january and bids were due on january 31st. we had established a pre-qualified pool of contractor because with this work it's very important to do that obviously for quality control, looking at both the pruning and the removal and disposal work itself and the bid -- the package was bid publicly. and other contractors who wished to submit a bid could submit documentation of their qualifications at time of bid. we received five bids. and the apparent low bidder from arborwell professional tree management in the amount of $435,000. that was in excess of our engineer's estimate was was just under $400,000, but it includes as a one-time mobilization should that they required by the contractor to accommodate wildli

the people of the fulton darlins made their choice despite argentina's ethics to regain control of the territories they chose to stay british that's a luxury the population of another group of on does that in the indian ocean have never been afforded and as oxy serafin britain's irises policies are being labeled hypocritical. this is the story of an island a proud and spirited people displaced and i government he put it devastatingly high price on paradise shockingly for many it will be the first time the story's ever been heard. of the happy. leaving to each other and away when been treating here we discover a moment it's very hard to go says a british colony in the indian nation and the largest of the chaebol silence has a population of a thousand people about the same as the. good memories. there you go it's a home a real paradise today they da gusty is one of america's biggest military advices because we it's our land. it's not for them. you know when you see them you got this anger because they are enjoying the island. we are suffering back in the one nine hundred sixty s. and it

fulton islanders decide whether they want to stay at the british colony in a vote in neighboring argentina slams as a silly game. and the balcony is for british war veterans war putting their mouths under the hammer to get money for food and heat. this is r.t. coming to you live from the russian capital welcome to the program mass rallies have been held across japan calling on the government to shun nuclear power more protests are expected on monday exactly two years after a huge earthquake and tsunami triggered the world's worst atomic disaster in twenty five years the quake and tsunami killed almost nine hundred thousand people and crippled the fukushima plant in northeastern japan causing meltdown spewing radiation and forcing thousands of thousands to flee their homes well today all but two of japan's nuclear reactors remain switched off since the disaster the prime minister whose party fosters pro-nuclear policies to modernize the nation wants to restart those reactors and maybe even build new ones. well the demonstrators aren't convinced they say japan could easily phase out atomic p

it was an oil that got britain sending a task force down to the atlantic to be able to protect the fulton islands but it's not lost revenue now sir. no it's got nothing to do with oil it's got everything to do with the wishes of the people who live on that island and i believe that we should respect the wishes now. they've always talk spoken about oil reserves being found there and they've been looking for some time no i don't know whether there's any oil or due to come on stream i think for twenty seventeen. there were i really don't know but you know that doesn't affect my views and i don't think it affects the views of the british people and it wouldn't affect the views of the fault and islanders as to how they wish to be associated they wished in the one nine hundred eighty s. before there was any talk of oil they wish to remain british then having a referendum now which we expect will show yet again that their views have not changed if anything solidified and all i would say to argentina is forget banging the drum themselves that they should just respect the wishes of the fall and is

the overwhelming majority of fulton and this voted yes to being british in a referendum on monday argentina which claims the u.k. has stolen the islands labelled the poll of fast but london was quick to capitalize prime minister david cameron urged desire is to respect the landslide result international consultant and author agency says the u.k. strives to hold on to the full plans is all about benefits. britain is trying to legitimize its presence there because one of the key factors is oil there is that there are huge oil reserves on the ocean but they're actually part of the continental shelf which even geologically and geographically belongs to argentina so they need to have all the legal trimmings in place as much as possible regarding the actual result of that referendum it's like asking the alter right wing israeli settlers on the west bank whether they want to continue being israeli or they want to become palestinian maybe they should open up immigration and if you have twenty or thirty thousand argentinian settle there then we can have another referendum and see what happens argent

on fulton to die during the war ninety two year old vic bashford served in the royal air force as an electrical engineer him he was part of a secret operation that traveled on board the fust arctic convoy to russia back in one thousand nine hundred forty one. urging mr you to start a second but. into into prague to relieve the pressure on the russians mr churchill so we will soon you some arab allies and we'll soon you're the man the flaw in them will so noble into so buying time and. i will treat you and we will furnish war o'briens so that's how we came to to be in russia during world war two british ships transported around four million tons of supplies food and munitions for the soviet union more than three thousand sailors didn't survive the journey west subzero temperatures and german air raids were a fact of life on earth. on the rigging on the royals on the dirt. crash. of the. frogs and of course you got the die after die after your suit can be a bit frightening last year the british government came under fire for blocking veterans from receiving a special commemorative awar

coming i tried to center on one will be a sadness as zero or more ship night has crossed the bow on fulton to die during the war ninety two year old vic bashford served in the royal air force as an electrical engineer he was part of a secret operation that traveled on board the first arctic convoy to russia back in one thousand nine hundred forty one stalin was urging mr you to start a second front to go back into the frog to the pressure. on the russians. we were certain you some arab allies knew the way the flow of them so move them into buying time. to chew a moost unusual reporting so that's where we kind to be in russia during world war two british ships transported around four million tons of supplies food and munitions for the save the union more than three thousand sailors didn't survive the journey by subzero temperatures and german air raids were a fact of life almost normal on the rig on the water but. the squash of. a much much smaller groups from of course die off to die off to die yes yes it can be a bit from. last year the british government came under fire for blocking vete

and argentina when desirous claims on islands were stolen from a by britain two centuries ago the fulton's referendum has also sparked renewed accusations over britain so overseas policies has already sarah first now explains . protecting people's rights to felt determined britain's made a huge amount of movies and fuss over this when it comes to the folk and items referendum so you've got to read a lot about today it's going to be in all of the papers it's going to be a mix of the nice channels a story you won't have heard about many years indeed might never have heard of is that the take oath and snout the fact that you would have heard of it doesn't make it any less shocking take us i didn't posit the british indian to see territory and though grouping of violence the largest of which is the a garcia not many people know that as the last u.s. military airbase in which we see in the u.s. launch attacks on iraq and afghanistan but back in the one nine hundred sixty s. and that was home to a population of roughly the same as the folk in guidance around two thousand indigenous people back a

we like fulton as well. look across the whole spectrum of any capsize within the banks. they are all under accumulation, in my opinion. i don't think you can go wrong with that sector as a relative play here. sandra: dan, some of what you're saying might make everybody a little nervous. you're in favor of the consumer names. you say to avoid some consumers names which have been very hot lately. the consumer is kind of been back. they have been showing. they have been spending but you say this is not the place to put your money right now? >> well, it's, you know not that we're out there shorting the sector but we do have it as an underweight. we tend to think the consumer is going to grow, albeit more slowly than some other sectors. we think there is new industries emerging and they're providing a lot of growth. this comes in the industrials, manufacturing. we think tethered to thatt3 call would be the banking sector as well. or manufacturing, that group has been so marginalized in this country for the last who years, as they're growing, they're not really moving headline

fulton scott is nervous. >> we're concerned and apprehensive. >> the results of those screenings will take two to three weeks, a very nervous time for a lot of people who will be waiting to exhale. susan candiotti, cnn, tulsa, oklahoma. >> very frightening stuff. this might be a little unnerving to some. do you have any farm rich brand frozen meals and snacks in your freezer? if you do, listen up. it is being rled because of reported cases of e. coli. the cdc says 24 cases reported across 15 states involving almost 200,000 pounds of frozen food. most states impacted are in the south and midwest. >>> new york mayor michael bloomberg is not backing down on his push to ban large sugary drinks. the legal department is appealing a judge's decision to block the ban calling it an important part of the mayor's health initiative. under the ban the board of health would limit the size of drinking cups for sugary beverages to 16 ounces at city food establishments. >>> and phil ramone, the man behind music legends like aretha franklin and bob dylan has died. shiz son says the 14 time grammy winni

the work by sarah fulton out of texas a & m. finds when the odds of winning are below 20%, all of the candidates are men. when the odds go from 20% to 50 or 40%, women will jump into the race even more than men will. but sometimes to take the risk. whether it is in silicon valley or politics, the odds weren't that great for president obama when he started running for president. it means being willing to overcome the odds and not look for the sure thing. >> po, krystal brought up tournament tennis. when you're like 8 and 9 and 10 years old, you see some kids are dying to win and some kids accept that the other kid is better and they may not fight quite as harsh. where does the urge to win really begin? is it in the kid or does it come from the parent telling them, go out there and do it. >> i think a big factor are in the kids' early experiences. i think in tennis, if you're doing elite tennis, those kids have often never lost until they get to 8 and 9 and 10. so they did not have those early losing experiences and they don't lik

i want to zoom into street view it is impacting gary boulevard, fulton street.t is drive for market street leading into downtown san francisco. the rain line inching closer. umbrellas, wind chill weicker's necessary this morning. -- wind shields' like purwipers. >> heading into the afternoon shower activity will taper off. in the past 12 hours we have not seen too much. a lot of people have been riding in saying the rain was heavy last night there were trace amounts in san francisco. a 10th of an inch for oakland and san jose. >> there was rain far in the north bay. santa rosa saw a quarter of an inch. >> future cast 4 shows shower activity dropped morning. for 10:00 a.m. possibly light, steady rain for the delta, livermore valley, those of you in redwood city. >> showers could linger into the afternoon. it should be dry for most of us. speaking of afternoon here's a look at a high as 60 to four palo out so 61 in santa clara. >> plenty of lows 60s in the east bay with the upper 50s as well. >> a vallejo 57. 61 union city. downtown san francisco an afternoon high

. >> the fulton county grand jury has returned an indictment, one indictment, that contains 65 counts against 35 defendants. >> i believe over the last 21 months that we have made some very good progress, but healing is obviously difficult when you consider the gravity of these indictments. >> and those charged in this case have until tuesday to turn themselves in. >>> in iowa, a leading newspaper is under fire for publishing a map that showed which schools have security officers and which do not. "the des moines register's" editor said they were just trying to bring attention to the issue of school safety when they published the article online on wednesday, but readers complained and the article was taken down after 30 minutes. >>> millions of people across italy will get to see a very famous religious relic today on tv. the shroud of turin is usually kept out of sight in a bullet-proof, climate-controlled glass case. according to vatican radio the images have been broadcast just once before in 1973. some christians believe the shroud was jesus' burial cloth. >>> and now to tulsa, ok

cheers and applause] i'm twofold and, part of the first west point class to include women -- i'm sue fultonf the united states. but i did not know if that constitution would protect me. in december, like thousands and thousands of west point grads before me, i stood in the cadet chapel and i made my commitment to the woman i love. [cheers and applause] you all over to now, don't you ?-que?-que x but in the eyes of the law, we are strangers. my friend matthew phelps hazard in the united states green card for 11 years, and in may is going to marry the love of his life. where are you? he is here. the marine corps is sending matthew to japan. the other marine officers will be accompanied by their husbands and their wives, but not matthew. in the eyes of the law, ben does not count. last month, we buried my friend, army warrant officer charlie morgan, of the new hampshire national guard. the honor guard carefully folded the american flag that covered her coffin. there's a moment where the sergeant touches the flag to the coffin, just a moment. before he hands it to the general, who then handed i

i am sue fulton, part of the first west point class to include women., i raised my right hand and less for a solemn of to support and defend the constitution of the united states. but i did not know if that constitution would protect me. in december, like thousands of for me, i stood in the chapel and made my commitment to the woman i love. in the eyes of the law, we are strangers. in may, he is going to marry the love of his life, ben shocke. the marine corps is sending matthew to japan. the other officers will be accompanied by their husbands and their wives. but not matthew. in the eyes of the law, that does not count. last month, we buried my friend charlie morgan of the new hampshire national guard. the honor guard carefully folded the american flag that covered her coffin. there is a moment where the sergeant touches the flag to the coffin. before he hands it to the general who then handed it to charlie's wife, karen. her wife. the new hampshire national guard knows what marriages. -- marriage is. they know marriage when they see it. the military