thank you, commissioner fung. and then, miss knight, i don't know if you can speak, if the owner is on the line, of their intention to lease out the building? >> yeah. the intent is to make that a rentable unit. she, in fact, has had a conversation. one of the neighbors who came by the neighborhood meeting was interested -- you know, had a friend who was interested in -- they had a -- there was a -- they had a conversation about that, and it's independently accessible from the street, so it is the intention to maintain that it's a rear rental unit. >> commissioner tanner: all right. well, thank you for that. [inaudible] with other commissioners. >> president koppel: i also am in support and backing staff's recommendation. >> commissioner tanner: if i may, then, i would make a motion to approve the project as proposed. >> president koppel: second. >> clerk: oh, thank you for that, commissioner tanner. on that motion to approve as proposed with conditions -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. motion pass

. >> commissioner fung. >> mr. winslow, the d.r. requester mentioned the building footprint was increased in the main project on the front building to what expect was it internet creased? >> a vertical expansion, not a horizontal expansion and the reason i say that is i could figure out how to access google aerial view i could show you the existing footprint prior to construction. which shows a constrained rear yard. a typical building with rear stairs and -- there's open space that would be considered the rear yard f grade in the before. so the vertical addition is basically adding another-storey to the gable of this project and then adding a deck on the existing footprint of that building. >> so the -- it looks like the stairs are new construction. >> the stair is new construction. there's replacing an existing wood switch back stair. >> in the same location? >> well, in the rear yard not in the same location. generally yes, in the same location. very limited. >> let me double check and scroll down. bear with me while i access the

>> commissioner fung: mr. snyder, i had a question regarding both the report and in terms of how does this program handle social and racial equity in terms of contracts and vendors, local hires for those programs? >> we really leave that to the agencies. it's not sort of our jurisdiction to sort of determine what those requirements are. we trust our agencies have their own policies to make those assurances. in short, i don't know if i can give you an answer because it's generally not something that we have expertise on. it is more of just sort of coordinating that revenue in between, you know, when the revenue comes in, what projects has priority and so forth. >> commissioner fung: understood, but this -- that issue brought up, then, by the other agencies? >> it's a matter of policy, i think, for each of those agencies as a part of their contract. we do have -- i mean, we do -- you know, when we're looking -- one of the things i think we will look to do this year is that as the money comes in, we've had sort o

>> commissioner fung: mr. snyder, i had a question regarding both the report and in terms of how does this program handle social and racial equity in terms of contracts and vendors, local hires for those programs? >> we really leave that to the agencies. it's not sort of our jurisdiction to sort of determine what those requirements are. we trust our agencies have their own policies to make those assurances. in short, i don't know if i can give you an answer because it's generally not something that we have expertise on. it is more of just sort of coordinating that revenue in between, you know, when the revenue comes in, what projects has priority and so forth. >> commissioner fung: understood, but this -- that issue brought up, then, by the other agencies? >> it's a matter of policy, i think, for each of those agencies as a part of their contract. we do have -- i mean, we do -- you know, when we're looking -- one of the things i think we will look to do this year is that as the money comes in, we've had sort o

i want to leave it with that just for openers. >> commissioner fung. >> mr. winslow, the d.r.uilding footprint was increased in the main project on the front building to what expect was it internet creased? >> a vertical expansion, not a horizontal expansion and the reason i say that is i could figure out how to access google aerial view i could show you the existing footprint prior to construction. which shows a constrained rear yard. a typical building with rear stairs and -- there's open space that would be considered the rear yard f grade in the before. so the vertical addition is basically adding another-storey to the gable of this project and then adding a deck on the existing footprint of that building. >> so the -- it looks like the stairs are new construction. >> the stair is new construction. there's replacing an existing wood switch back stair. >> in the same location? >> well, in the rear yard not in the same location. generally yes, in the same location. very limited. >> let me double check and scroll down. bear with me while i access the drawings. i take that bac

brian fung has been watching along in washington. what's stood out to you?eally had a hard time talking about what their role was and whether or not they feel some sense of responsibility for what happened january 6th. twitter was the only company that came out and said yes, we bear some responsibility for contributing to spreading misinformation that led to the violence. facebook's mark zuckerberg essentially deflecting blame on to president trump. let's have a listen to what he sa said. >> we did our part to secure the election. then president trump gave a speech debunking the results. we need to reckon with that if we're going to make progress. >> reporter: zuckerberg, even as he was saying much of what's going on in america today is a result of media and politics being inherently divisive he, himself, did not acknowledge facebook's role in that ecosystem. it reflects the big divide between what the executives were saying and the anger and outrage that the lawmakers were directing at them. it really ran both ways, brooke, with the executives, some executi

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brian fung is over this.e they made any fundamental changes to the issues with some of this advertising? >> that is a great question. and as you said, officials are on high alert in the nation's capitol on concerns of potential violence targeting congress. and that is just a reminder of the extent to which misinformation flows organically on social media, not through advertising. so when we talk about facebook's ban on political ads, that was really driven by concern that politicians are allowed to lie on facebook in their advertising and the ad band shuts off that one specific threat of misinformation. but there is a whole universe of -- excuse me, of misinformation that stems from influencers and individuals just posting regular content. and just yesterday there were two major studies that dealt with misinformation that speak to this issue. one from new york university finding that right-wing misinformation sources are much, much more engaging than left-wing misinformation or even centrist media. and second

>> aye. >> commissioner fung? >> aye. >> commissioner imperial? >> aye. >> a commissioner moore? >> and commission president koppel. so moved. that motions passes unanimously 7-0 and go to item 11-2020-007383cua at hamilton street. this is a conditional use thor zags. staff, are you prepared to make the presentation? >> yes, i am. the floor is yours. >> afternoon, commissioners. the case before you is a request for conditional use authorization pursuant to planning code 303 and 317 to allow the with the result of nix new units at f 66 hamilton street and the family home is abandoned and not occupied since the 1980s and no history of evictions in the last 10 years and reclassified for the purpose of historic preservation and determined to be exempt from ceqa as a class one exemption. the project sponsor held two remote preapplication meetings in the sum we are the preserving the large redwood tree and has agreed to include a large set back on proposed lot b to ensure that the tree is preserve and that is shown on the plans before you and included in the staff report. and there are

dahlia fung, 44, whose address wasn't immediately known.h person is in stable condition, 30-year-old elias hernandes ortiz, leaving the store next door to the spa and was hit. >> we never know when we're at the wrong place at the wrong time. i feel like that's what happened with him. >> reporter: police gathering evidence from nearby surveillance footage, posting images online in hopes the public can identify the shooter. long's father called 911. >> i was there speaking with the family. they were very helpful in this apprehension. >> reporter: almost an hour after the first shooting, 30 miles away, police respond to a call about a rob by at the gold spa. it's in an area with a strip club and other spas. >> we heard numerous gunshots coming from across the street. >> reporter: inside gold spa, officers find three women shot. one of them is hung jung grant. >> she was quite literally the only thing that kept us running. calling every night to check up on us before she goes to bed.yo working however long she needed to. >> reporter: as officer

. >> rodney fung says it's important to attract visitors back to the city before the pandemic. nearly 26 million people would visit san francisco every year pumping huge amounts of money into the local economy. california is suing the largest skilled nursing provider in the country. the lawsuit accuses brookdale senior living. >> of misleading consumers when it comes to they're quality ratings, even going as far as sending misleading information to the centers for medicare and medicaid services. the suit says brookdale failed to give at least 30 days. notice and failed to adequately prepare patients to be discharged or transferred brookdale operates 10 skilled nursing facilities in california. all of them in the bay area. company officials said they had not seen the lawsuit better working on a response. >> an update now on the assault case of a san francisco uber driver earn a come i has been released from jail on a $75,000 bond. that's according to her ut come i is the woman that scene in black here in the viral video which captures her coughing on the uber driver and then try

. >> commissioner fung. if you think . >> we received a complaint from a neighbor about construction debris that has gone on to their property. can you respond to that? >> yes, i can. i did see that correspondence and right away got in touch with the general contractor. the general contractor was familiar with the situation and according to the contractor, they addressed it right away, a small amount of debris right away and took the outdoor furniture cushions and had them dry cleaned for that neighbor. it sounds to me it was addressed completely and pretty quickly. we were assured that wouldn't happen again going forward. >> okay. >> commissioner imperial. >> a particular project, and i think when it comes to zoning, i'm quite -- i would like to adhere on the zoning we have, at the same time, the issue here is the enforcement and i really do think we've had the kind of cases where it's up to us to correct what the project has done and say that it's -- it's after the fact. i'm always curious what is going on

a lot of night owls have only just gone home when live with fung starts her day at 2 30 in the morning. she and her parents have a cook shop in this hawker center a food court for street food the 6000 hawkers are a true signature of singapore. but most of the cooks have almost reached retirement age. is a. young age to take over. and people want to chat can't be on restaurants so it's really rare to see young generation feel the. least specialty is shrimp noodle soup it takes or almost 4 hours to make it the recipe is a family secret her grandfather brought it from china. he actually came to see a point and i in that piece and he stopped selling prawns you know along the street and sing up off and there's no like caucused also to actually carry out and use carries seemed to calm the fire. along the street yeah. the street food cooks later had to move into these semi open buildings for hygenic reasons there stands are often passed down from one generation to the next least parents both in their late sixty's also helped to cut chile and shrimp here they didn't want their daughter to foll

a lot of night owls have only just gone home when live with fung starts her day at 2 30 in the morning . she and her parents have a cook shop in this hawker center a food court for street food the 6000 hawkers are a true signature of singapore. but most of the cooks have almost reached retirement age. it's a. young age to take over the top. and people want to chat can't be all restaurants so it's ready read to see young generation to feel the. least specialty is shrimp noodle soup it takes or almost 4 hours to make it the recipe is a family secret her grandfather brought it from china. he actually came to see a point tonight in that piece and he stopped selling prawns you know along the street and singapore and that's no nighthawk a stall so to actually carry out and use up carries and to calm the fire. along the street. the street food cooks later had to move into these semi open buildings for hygenic reasons there stands are often passed down from one generation to the next least parents both in their late sixty's also helped to cut chile and shrimp here they didn't want their daught

once that motion failed, commissioner fung made a motion to continue it for two months, and that also failed on a 3-3 vote. [please stand by] -- and laurine peg to present. >> i am mr. omemberg from the affordable housing alliance. the overriding principle in our law is contained in section 1386 of the code which says that when the city planning commission determines that it is planned for conversion that it shall be disapproved. in other words, if the building is clear for conversion, then the building is ineligible for condo conversions. the fundamental principle has been in the subdivision code since 1980 and it's a reflection of a consensus that tenants must be protected but also that the housing element of the general plan that affordable housing must be preserved. the city has never waiverred from this. if anything, the city has only added additional provisions that prohibit the conversions following evictions. a few years ago, the supervisors authorized legislation to allow them to be under the expedited program. they left that fundamental principle intact. it applies to this p

selling it and bitting it's topped $2.5 million, the latest bit of craziness in this brave news world of fungs robert frank has more on the millions being spent on digital art. >> that first-ever published tweet from jack dorsey adding to an mania bids for those five years now at $2.5 million some say it could go higher form the report for an nft was actually set last week when another work by -- bitting now for that,under under 4 million those are digital works that are assigned ownership on a blockchain, now topping $400 million, most of that just over the past three weeks songs, music video, cartoons being turned into nfts, the singer and artist grimes sold $6 million in videos and music with one video going for $395,000 top shots, with a lebron james video selling for $208,000 >> so nfts, i don't understand them, but i understand they're not just for art, but i do understand collectibles. can you tell us more about the nba? >> all collectible assets are going on because of the -- golden actions sold a kobe bryant cart, mint condition, rookie cart for $1.8 million you also had lebron james

once that motion failed, commissioner fung made a motion to continue it for two months, and that also failed on a 3-3 vote. [please stand by] -- and laurine peg to present. >> i am mr. omemberg from the affordable housing alliance. the overriding principle in our law is contained in section 1386 of the code which says that when the city planning commission determines that it is planned for conversion that it shall be disapproved. in other words, if the building is clear for conversion, then the building is ineligible for condo conversions. the fundamental principle has been in the subdivision code since 1980 and it's a reflection of a consensus that tenants must be protected but also that the housing element of the general plan that affordable housing must be preserved. the city has never waiverred from this. if anything, the city has only added additional provisions that prohibit the conversions following evictions. a few years ago, the supervisors authorized legislation to allow them to be under the expedited program. they left that fundamental principle intact. it applies to this p

you can't fung it. know what that means. >> oh, mike. >> kari, take it away. >>> all right, we're starting out with some rain moving through. it's been off and on. some breaks in between but also very unsettled. we powered up storm ranger and are tracking it right now as we go to the north bay seeing some of the showers moving through spots like clover dale. we've seen some of the showers moving through lake port. watch out for that rain right now starting out fairly light. enough to make the roads wet this morning as you head out the door. now we're going to see the waves of rain continue as the storm system passes us by and we'll see much of the rainfall totals fairly light but still keep the umbrella close by today as well as something nice and warm to wear. we look at our hour-by-hour forecast. even going into the evening commute still some off and on showers moving through and it may be heavy at times. still a chance of rain further to the north for tomorrow but the rest of the bay area will have a

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the moment he called covid-19 the china virus or fung flu, we saw incidents of asian hate all acrossed by what he had done that i decided to take sides in this presidential election in 2020. i created a video aimed at asians and aimed at women, urging them to vote because i found out that asians could be the key in key battleground states, that they could tip the ballots for biden. i tried to get my old friends and colleagues to cover this story of how important the asian vote was to this election, no one would do it. no one would -- they get back to me, but they'd say, yeah, this is an important story but not on the air. now with this horrific incident, they still didn't cover it until it happened. earlier, a few weeks earlier, "the new york times" had a story about asian height prior to this incident, not incident, these murderers, these horrendous murders in georgia, and it had it on the front page. how broadcast journalists frequently broadcast organizations frequently use "the new york times" as their daily assignment sheet, not until it appeared in t"the new york times" did oth

the others were dow-yoh fung, who was 44. soon-chah kim, 69 years old. soon park, age 74.ng yoo, age 63. a judge in minneapolis refused today to delay or move the trial of a former police officer charged with george floyd's death. lawyers for derek chauvin argued that the city's $27 million settlement with floyd's family could unfairly influence jury selection. we will get an update, later in the program. the taliban is warning the u.s. against ignoring a may 1 deadline for leaving afghanistan as agreed to last year. the warning came a day after international talks in moscow. the militants insisted the u.s. abide by the agreement. >> after that, it will be a kind of a violation of the agreement. so, in that case, if there is action, of course there will be reaction. >> woodruff: taliban officials said they do support accelerating the peace talks, and the kabul government said the same. tanzania made history today, swearing in its first female president. samia suluhu hassan took the oath of office during a ceremony in dar es salaam, the east african nation's largest city. h

with your kind of spirit we could be in hi fung in the morning. what about a little for him?y and nighttime, hear me sigh ♪ i never had the least notion ♪ that i could fall with so much emotion ♪ could you cool ♪ could you care. >> anybody got a salt tablet? madeline, how do you feel about american men? >> oh, i love american men. they are sweet, kind, and so loveable. >> true, true. >> what country are you from? >> i'm from lower slabovia. ♪ i got a crush, baby, on you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> here we are getting off one of our new air bases, phan rang. we better say something nice about their fighter wing. they gave us a christmas party, free board and room, and one of the greatest audiences in vietnam. they explained why the girls get the most applause. phan rang was a big bang for us. the first time we were allowed by the defense department to do a show at night. you can't see the audience in the dark, but believe me, they were there, and most of them were on our side. [ cheers and applause ] >> how about that? that's my answer. that's from the 43rd battalion. how abo

of the four people here that's 33-year-old yaun, 49-year-old ton, and 44-year-old fung. i want to mention that we did speak with the husband of delaina yaun killed in cherokee county. it was a difficult conversation, an interview held in spanish. he said he and his wife had gone to the spa for a massage that they were happy that she had just come from work and of course did not expect this. he said about an hour in almost at the end he started to hear shots and he started to think that it might have been in the room where his wife was. so very emotional. all these families right now, just reeling from the trauma of this. and also dealing with why this happened and of course the community is asking questions as you mentioned the majority of the victims were women and six of the seven women were asian. and so the question is, how is this being handled? will it be considered a hate crime? that's something investigators are looking into. here's someone we talked to about the way the suspect has been described and treated, especially during a press conference when the spokesp

huddleson, glen is ton, ethan delicate, paula marie booth, raymond robinson, allana ashley yawn, eeon fung, chigo ton, yugo eu, paul avendre michael. last week eight lives were taken by gun violence and they should be remembered and their lives recounted. delana ashley yawn, was a 33-year-old newlywed and mother of two, including a daughter she gave birth to this summer. she put her family above all else and cared for family members and friends who needed help or a place to stay during tough times. her manager said, quote, her heart was so big, she loved people, end quote. he describes how she would feed diners at the restaurant where she worked who were homeless and bring them home to offer them showers and clean clothes. one friend described delaina as a, quote, light. she just made everybody happy. she loves to smile and joke and hang out with her kids and make sure they always had fun. she was a happy person. daoyou was a hardworking and loving single mother of two who loved karaoke, dancing, and made the world's best stew. one of her sons wrote, she was a single mother who dedicated h

a woman who was 49, and dao yo fung, who was 44. we also know ortiz was injured and is hospitalized in intensive care. out of all the victims, we know the most about delaina yan, she was visiting the spa with her husband who was in a separate room and wasn't injured. she had multiple children including a baby born just last summer. michelles was a handyman at young's asian massage, according to an interview his brother did with the guardian. that was the first place the gunman struck. and show was listed as the owner of a limited liability corporation associated with the massage company. tow immigrated to the united states many years ago. but take a look at this graphic again. the ones who appear as blank silhouettes, we know so little about these asian victims exposes once again the differences in communities based on things like race and citizenship status or what people do for a living. now, of course, there are plenty of reasons why victims' families may not be sharing details with the press. not everybody trusts the press knock

this is rodney fung with the san francisco chamber of commerce. number one, want to give a big thanks and congratulations to commissioner pearlman for all of his work. like commissioner pearlman, i spent seven years on the planning commission and just love our history here in san francisco. the sky wheel marks a little bit of a time and era in san francisco as we begin to recover out of this horrible pandemic that's just really rattled our economy, and i ask you to support the extension. -- >> thank you. >> -- of the wheel. >> clerk: okay, commissioners. that concludes public comment. public comment is now closed, and the matter is now before you. i do see michelle requesting to speak. >> hi, commissioners again. if it's all right, i'd like to receive a letter we received from supervisor chan's office. she asked that a statement be read into the record. unfortunately, her aide is here, so i'd like to offer to read it for him. thank you. so it reads, dear historic preservation commission. i want to thank you again for honoring my request for a one-

howard fung, the manager of the project management bureau.contract provided protection at 13 locations on our existing well to steel pipeline, some dating back as far back as 1930s. the system will help to protect approximately 14,000 linear feet or typically around 30 city blocks of our larger steel transmission water mains. the cathotic system will extend the use of our buried pipelines from corrosion am so it's based on the sacrificial anodes that we install that act as the metal to corrode instead of the metal in the pipeline. thereby, protecting the pipelines. construction was successful completed, however, the contractor was p.m.ized by c.m.d. for not substantially complying with the l.b.e. sub-contracting requirements. included with the agenda are two attachments. the first is c.m.d. resolution memo. which describes the process and the penalty amount assessed. and the second is the c.m.d. closeout memo in which c.m.d. concurs with the closeout of this contract. i'll be happy to answer any questions that you have -- may have on the cons

this is rodney fung with the san francisco chamber of commerce. number one, want to give a big thanks and congratulations to commissioner pearlman for all of his work. like commissioner pearlman, i spent seven years on the planning commission and just love our history here in san francisco. the sky wheel marks a little bit of a time and era in san francisco as we begin to recover out of this horrible pandemic that's just really rattled our economy, and i ask you to support the extension. -- >> thank you. >> -- of the wheel. >> clerk: okay, commissioners. that concludes public comment. public comment is now closed, and the matter is now before you. i do see michelle requesting to speak. >> hi, commissioners again. if it's all right, i'd like to receive a letter we received from supervisor chan's office. she asked that a statement be read into the record. unfortunately, her aide is here, so i'd like to offer to read it for him. thank you. so it reads, dear historic preservation commission. i want to thank you again for honoring my request for a one-

every friday morning, executive is east ant alicia fung, that's me and a few other volunteers helped pick up waste recovery food donations from wholesale merchants like what a tomato, washington and great risk gourmet for the waste recovery donations we were able to inspect the quality of the pro before bringing them to the farm. at the farm, they helped divide the food including fresh produce on the farm. they are shared with each family that come to pick up with the farm and we deliver to them if they have mobility problems. our volunteers short out the vegetables and fruits and use them for soil and we check off the volunteers names when they received the box. each week we distribute to low income seniors thanks to the support of the sf market. our volunteers youth and families were happy when they received their food. they distributed $75,000 in 30 pounds of foods and we served. >> please begin, you have two minutes. >> caller: i'm also from the community farm and i'm one of the founders of the farm and thank you for just saying a couple of words and the food oven tee program in

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