work has been done to global good deal -- lower the gable. the second 2011 permit was to document this change and this permit this was tried -- reviewed on. the project -- it was determined it meets the guidelines. others in the filing, the department has not received public correspondence. the department has determined the addition has created a significant adverse impact to adjacent residences on the spot. the department finds the work does not demonstrate extraordinary circumstances. this concludes my presentation. i would be happy to answer any questions. >> d.r. requestor, you have five minutes. dat>> you need to start your presentation. it will come on. >> good afternoon. i am an architect in san francisco. in my 25th year of practice here. so proprietor. i would like to start with the screen and show you what i consider to be an extraordinary circumstance. this is a permit, you can see by the day, february 3, 2011. the issued date is 2-25. something came happened and you had to come back 22 days later. it is to receive final inspection

is for revision to previously approved permit application to reduce the height of the rich of the gabled roof by approximately 6.5 inches. it will not be visible from behind an existing front parapet and to read -- revise the framing. no other enlargement of the building will occur. this property is located in the rh2 district. residential area. the original permit it -- dates back to 2000. to replace foundation and enlarge the rear. the notification was completed in november 2000. no discretionary review was filed. the permit was issued in 2001 and expired in 2002. the renewal permit was issued february 2011 to obtain a final inspection on work completed on the earlier permit. this permit was referred -- never referred. in july 2011, the planning department received a complaint that work was being performed at the site without the code of the -- the notification in regard to that building permit. by the time is complete -- this complaint was received, the work had been completed under the renewal come -- permit that began in march 2011. in august, this permit was revoked and sent to the

. -- 6.5 inches of the gable roof. we could take beyond that permit. i always understood the building permit was specific to the permit before us. not previous other permits the are not before us. >> the scope of the permit before you is to shave down this top 6 inches of the line in order to comply with the approved plan, the scope of the permit. we would need to cancel may be about the full limit. commissioner borden: i am kind of confused. it opens up the specter -- the challenge and i definitely recognize there is an issue, are crowding issue and an inconsistency that has happened here. -- a routing issue and and and consistency that has happened here. there could be thousands of places where people are being told it is no longer valid. that is what concerns me here more than anything. there has to be a process by which -- it sounds like the process will fix this kind of thing -- but it is hard to penalize the project sponsor. it is to the letter of the permit that was granted. they were able to undo -- renew. i recognize that what seems to be the

if it would just be the way we normally do antennas, which are appendices hidden behind gables and doorsat would be a different kind of review. >> if you're concerned about the overall height of it, and maybe teddy can give some input on this -- the top of the antennas reach about 42 ft.. and the top of the structure is about 46 ft.. there is a few feet -- perhaps. teddy would need to give her input on this. perhaps a bit of will or room would help to address your concern -- a bit -- wiggle room would help to address your concerns. >> -- commissioner moore: i am looking for comments by other commissioners. when it starts to affect buildings in a physical way where it modifies an architecture, a respective two the fact that i like the building -- regardless of whether i like the building or not. that is all i'm saying. commissioner antonini: i have some questions on the same subject. it would seem as though the addition of the additional height, 10 ft. approximately, keeps it within any zoning problems and is still compliant. is that correct? >> yes. commissioner antonini: and i also woul

they set gable -- week been trying to get a sense of what happens under current law and the budgetary impact and the cham's mark is to reflect that. >> i'm sklsing with respect to the revenue assert is generated from the oil and gas royalties, whether cbo scored that. >> we gave them the estimates on our -- on oil and gas, exploration all based on estimates, based on the asum th thuns we gave. >> are those available? >> let me just quek. i want to curveball check in terms of what the specific areas are of where additional exploration would be. i want to double check on that. >> right. you understand what my question raises, there is a distinction between cbo looking at a policy proposal, and including what is reasonable amount of revenue general are ra generated and they calculate how much revenue is generated. there is a distinction between those. >> i believe in the transportation bill that the committee reported, i believe the resources committee, had about 4 million. specific provisions of the bill that cbo scored. >> thank you. >> before we finish this, but it just -- it would be

i suspect it's because again there were a bunch of nonenrolled el gables for medicaid who are used to enroll into medicaid once the implement mandate was implemented. so i suspect that these projections are conservative. there's a reason to believe that. not all eligibles are assumed enrolled after 2014 under the obama care case. the formula for deliving the enrollments is based on observed coverage. those who are coveraged under private insurance even though they're medicaid eligible are not assumed to switch. potentially a switch from private to medicaid that would occur and has been observed to occur many the past with public insurance programs were expanded is not assumed to occur in my projections. but that's likely to actually happen. we have these enrollments facilitation drives that will come with the implementation of obama care. that will be some inducement for people to switch from private to medicaid which is not in these projections. it be potential criticisms one might say other people have found smaller spending increases. but when i look at those studies one thing is c

the riding jacket clark gable wore in "gone with the wind." >> i knew you would do it. >> there is no>> reporter: the robe charlton heston wore as moses, and the mighty stone tablet, actually made of fiberglass, that were the ten commandments. from hollywood's golden age -- this outfit -- pantaloons to be precise, worn by marilyn monroe in "the river of no return." plus pieces of history. this dress worn by princess, diana. a rocking chair used by jfk, as he tried to relieve his bad back. a precious piece of history. and we got word that that rocking chair sold for $84,000. >>> that's it tonight at abc news. thanks for watching, good night.

heavy ice breakers are needed making the polar ice caps and a half gabl. the coast guard is going to have to pick up pace on the lower intensity maritime missions. here to tell us what all of this means is scott of greuber technologies, an analyst and consultant who regularly advises coast guard and navy leaders. welcome to the program. >> thank you, vago. good to be here. >> let's take this from the very top. how are these cuts going to affect the coast guard and how is the service going to work around them to perform its multiplicity of admissions? >> coast guard cuts are going to be broad, but not as bad as it was during the 1990 whz they were underfunded by about 6,000 people. they've got the 6,000 people back and looks like they're going to cut about 1,000 from the current workload, so they can actually do that. in terms of the forestructure, the cutting of the two national security cutters is a significant impact because it's actually going to affect grately their ability to -- greatly their ability to carry out missions that they're told to do. it's

los angeles when he was 14 and good right around i n rollerskates hounding judy garland and clark gable for autographs. the vision of this saying give me your autograph. it was enough to scare the outcast. he was the outcast among outcasts. the of a finning is he was very poor. so poor that ray bradbury and the brother shared a pullout couch in the living room all the way until bradbury got married. i read about that in the american conservative i also write about him in blue-collar intellectuals. but the point* is when it came time to graduate high-school 1938 to and go to college, the tragedy is he could not. just like rick's santorum was talking. he did not have the money. it was a depression. rather than go to college you went to the library three days a week. he did this for years. you read and read and read. it struck me at 18 years old he had a better understanding of education and then our society does all of these years later. today, all people care about is that piece of paper. they could care less the learning and the education that comes in between. ray bradbury could care l

. >> and the clark gable son. i never met you. what is your name? is dicky. >> dicky? huh? good to see you, dick. >> jimmy: he is irish and he has tattoos all over his body. >> don't knock the irish. no, i will make you feel good, okay? >> dicky: okay. >> jimmy: not only are you tweeting but you now have an app. i own your app and i have it on my ipad here. >> you got to explain it to me, jim. >> jimmy: you don't know how it works? >> i take the finger and punch and see what happens. >> jimmy: first, the app, it's loading. and the theme song plays. and it says -- [ applause ] hey, dummy, tap my head or shake me. >> smart phone? who cares. i have dummy phones. kiss my hockey puck dummy phones. >> jimmy: we can go through categories and pick different things. like, you have aethnic. that is a good category. >> wait, you got to the knock the jews right away. >> jimmy: see what you have to say about my team, the italians. >> i eat spaghettis, and swell up and die fast and the whole family has a festival. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'm going go to miscellane

she accidentally hit the gas pedal and went through the wall of an apartment on gable street. firefighter hearsay to vacuum excess water from a ruptured water line. two girls in the home were not hurt. >>> the ncaa tournament starts today. they won't get as much work done. 86% of people who plan to watch the games say they'll check scores at work. 25% will do it for one to two work hours. 20% say they'll check them for 3 to 5 hours or spend time watching. 11% will check more than that. employers could pay distracted workers $175 million in wages while they're preoccupied today and tomorrow. >>> cal gets slammed. south florida's defense lead them to a win last night. cal was held to 36% shooting. they're finished but st. mary's still alive. >>> there's a push for a new museum in san francisco. the museum would focus on the counter culture histories of arts of the 1960s. the goal is to educate visitors around the area and it's history but opponents say the hippy culture is not the only attraction. >>> we're back on storm watch this morning, the overnight rain is causing new prob

he added clark gable, dizzy gillespie, and chris farley, but vince lombardi, babe ruth, and jesse owensagency, the luminary group. robert sillerman is no longer running elvis' career. he resigned as ceo of his company but remains its and elvis' biggest shareholder.

to ride around on roller skates hounding the likes of marlene dietrich and judy garland and clark gable for autographs. the vision of this putt the teenage kid on horseback saying give me your autograph. he was enough to scare the other outcasts. he was an outcast among outcasts. the other thing he didn't have going for him was he was very poor. so for that ray bradbury, one of his brothers shared a pull out couch in their parents' living room all the way until the time that ray bradbury got married to. i wrote about it in the american conservative a month or so back if you want to check that article on line about ray bradbury. also right about him in "blue collar intellectuals". when it came time for him -- she graduated high school in 1938. came time for him to go to college. the tragedy was he couldn't go to college. one of these rick santorum guys -- guys rick santorum was talking about. he couldn't go to college. the money to do so in the depression, rather than go to college ray bradbury went to the library three days a week. he did this for years, he read and he read and he read.

he added clark gable, dizzy gillespie, and chris farley, but vince lombardi, babe ruth, and jesse owenso another agency, the luminary group. robert sillerman is no longer running elvis' career. he resigned as ceo of his company but remains its and elvis' biggest shareholder. that's this edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. thanks for joining us. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com

and even though she shared the screen with clark gable. >> good-bye, stranger. >> okay, stranger. >>r: spencer tracy. >> you're not going to sit alone. go to a movie. >> reporter: and even jimmy stewart. >> well, i guess that takes care of the formality. >> reporter: people rarely remember hedy's past. only the face. >> the voice of the second world war voted her the most desirable pin-up. she had a great deal of fame and fortune, but not the inner satisfaction she wanted. >> reporter: richard rhodes is known for the work on the making of the atomic bomb. his most recent book about hepd hed is just as explosive. what does a science writer interested in a half forfoten celebrity? quite simply these is this the patent? >> these are the drawings. >> reporter: this was hedy's other side, the intellectual side. and had it turned out, might have been the blueprint for success far beyond hollywood. >> what was the one thing that surprised you the most during the course of putting this together? >> the sheer inventiveness of the invention. >> reporter: the maze of wires and switches is hedy'

romney won 39 to santorum's 36 in wyoming's county conventions and running the gable in guam, the northern islands and virgin islan islands. romney 337 delegates in his column, santorum moved ahead of gingrich into second place with 146. the romney campaign is now fund-raising on that delegate math. but moments ago on "today," santorum said numbers will not buy romney a win in the conservative part of the republican party. >> the math is not the issue. the issue is vision. the issue is the governor romney having outspent me 10-1 is still not able to close the deal. >> south carolina senator linds lindsey graham got to the heart of why santorum might be right. >> mathematically, this thing is about over, but emotionally, it's not. i think everybody believes if i could just get a one-on-one romney, i could win this thing. >> and there you have it. and that's why santorum and gingrich just won't get out of this thing any time soon. they both believe that in a one-on-one, they somehow can consolidate the conservative vote. certainly something to keep watching for. >>> for santorum, wins in bot

accidentally hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes and went through the wall of an apartment on gable firefighters had to vacuum excess water from a ruptured water line. two girls were in the hole at the time -- in the home at the time but were not hurt. >>> police say two men pushed a woman into her bathroom locked the door and took cash and jewelry from her home tuesday morning. burglars have been kicking in doors in the montclair district in recent weeks, stealing cash and valuables. officers say they are increasing police. a woman told police a -- >>> a woman told police a man asked her for her money and took off. he was last seen in a purple vehicle with a for sale sign on it. if you have any nfg, kawingle police. >>> oakland sleckd ect sled that dash selected -- if you have any information, call. >>> governor brown has struck a deal with the teachers' union to merge three tax initiatives into one. supporters started gathering signatures last month. governor brown married three -- three chances could redue the -- dash reduce taxes. superiorers need a million certified signatures

. >> and all that matters.,,,,,,,, >>> he shoots sean gable and fell lu fellow officers open fire onou. >> thank you very much, the state wide amber alert for prince george's county 1 0-year- old is over, he has been found with his mother in nevada, he was found after his mother took him even though she does not have custody, they were sported at the airport in reno, his mother is in custody. >>> john leopold has been investigated for that. he was indicted on charges he miss used his office and county funds, he denies all wrongdoing. >>> at ft. meade yesterday the lawyer representing the soldier that is accused of leaking documents to wikileaks has asked the charges be dismissed. the judge did not make an immediate ruling. if convicted manning could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> in annapolis the state senate votes to increase income taxes and impose the sales tax on internet sales. it would increase income taxes for those making $50,000 a year by $44, a move that could generate 475 million in new revenue, the house of delegates will take it up next week. >>> this area's s