this is not as gentrifying. this is housing for the elderly which is a very strong beginning point for housing south of market in that area. i hope that that particular group is being given a fair voice looking ahead and balancing what other needs we have for the type of housing we are suggesting. only in the balance of all kinds of housing can we really achieve that housing balance we are looking for. this is a very important relief valve and looking for the building types and i like the prototype you are choosing. >> i hope that we can have enough uses that will allow that kind of thing because i think that there are people that are moving into actually building stuff and i don't know if robotics is in the city or not. isn't there a way of south of market? there are people actually moving in to that more production oriented experimentation. >> item 15, for the transit center district plan and transit tower. public hearing on draft incremental impact report. written comments will be expected and the planning de

our biggest concession -- position was to make sure we did not gentrified districts. i definitely support the economic hardship. it does sound like we might need some sort of parameters as to how that is defined. the average, we have been having that with the westermann planning that has been going on. others that were upset about the historic survey and how other properties were impacted. they did not seem to know until it wasm

>> the community, at least the folks we have talked to, seem to think that office uses are less gentrifying than market rate residence. they are more supportive of office uses industry shirt

>> the community, at least the folks we have talked to, seem to think that office uses are less gentrifying than market rate residence. they are more supportive of office uses industry shirt than market rate housing. >> they were starting to do some thinking around this. i was wondering if you have any of that. "yes, they work with that group of students before we started this bunning effort and we developed some policy ideas. we talked about the direction we are heading. these are the policy recommendations and we have not had any conflicts to date. we are heading in the same direction. >> i would be curious to see what they're thinking. >> we would forward it to you, if you like. >> that would be great. this was something that we really did embrace the idea of office use and kind of where you are going with it. we have been involved with so many other issues. >> i was one of the speakers on the walking tours. >> finally, the u.s. commission, do you remember what some of those priorities work -- were? >> they did not have any pointed comments. >> i went to the hearing. i'm just trying to b

putting housing near transit perry from the community's perspective, office buildings are last gentrified. the next principle is to support growth at an appropriate locations. san francisco is expected to increase its amount of technology jobs as companies move appeared to compete for urban-oriented workers. they want to be near the existing hubs. san francisco has high-paying jobs relative to education, with large will the pliers that benefit the whole economy. they want these inappropriate locations -- they want these in the appropriate locations. it will benefit all the spillovers. there is a lot of development potential for firms to grow and thrive. the next principle, support development of housing. supporting factors -- the bay area still needs a lot more housing to mitigate the supply and demand imbalance. many sites are too small or inappropriate for workplace development, and housing helps create a 24-hour neighborhood. it supports development for diversity of housing, especially below-market rate units. this is relatively straightforward. there is a need for all kinds of housing

gentrified claim she had a very determined cain. >> i wanted to come out and give my side before it was thrown out there -- ginger plight claims she had an affair with herman cain. she said she had fun, was blown around the hope -- urumqi country and put up in hotels for years -- she was flown are around the country. >> i was aware that he was married. >> did you have a 13-year affair with this woman? >> no, i did not. >> did you know her for 13 years? >> yes, but i did not have an affair. >> cain said he told his wife gloria. my wife's reaction was similar to mine, here we go again. we will show when the details become available that i didn't do anything wrong. >> another damaging allegation, even if he denies it, can only hurt him. >> the iowa caucuses that herman cain is counting on are just five weeks away. steve handelsman, wbal-tv 11 news. >> we are ready to do our part. that pledge today from president obama during a meeting with european union leaders as they deal with their debt crisis. >> the united states stands ready to do our part to help them resolve this issue. this is of

we need to make sure that they are not gentrified and affordable housing is possible. the supervisor proposes a limited economic hardship opt out so that people of modest means can make changes to their property without incurring significant cost of making changes consistent with historic preservation standards. in response, the planning department's staff proposed a form of economic hardship to opt out that the supervisor believes is on the right path. ensuring strong outreach and support for property owners before a historic district is created is important, because of the significant restrictions on one's property when it is in a historic district. it is important that operators have a bye in before a district is credit. -- buy-in. there should be an advisory vote, with the majority of property users voting. any supervisor, would pay close attention to the vote. this will insure our reach to end engagement of property owners, and provide a gauge of the support for the proposed district. some have expressed the concern about balloting around zoning. however, placing

them down or return the nationality entry to passports or make them feel a force you know if their gentrify themselves as russian they're russian as simple as that we are not one finland or poland or a part of japan but russians are a divided people there are plenty of them in ukraine and belarus and northern catholics dollars there are a lot of russians in canada they are distant russians then numerous and if they want to better relationships with russia we would be happy to see them back home welcome if any russians are watching right now let me tell s. . stop fooling around and come back to russia from canada us britain france germany and all the countries of the world that will be ten million reach educated cultured people coming back to russia they do hear the call their mother went they must heed the calling of their ancestors who lived in russia i know why i told them to return back to russia but if they don't want to fine is their private business everything should be voluntary and the decision should come straight from heart without any pressure no one will be forced to declare his

>> they do cupcake shop is helping to gentrified this neighborhood. there is one element that is causing a bit of controversy. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00. this is abc 7 news at 5:00 on your side. >>> even after a court ruling, the search for a site continues. >> he was locked out after losing a court battle over who should control the church after his mother's death. >> it is a big battle over who controls this church. the church board and a group that says it represents most of the church's members. the group says the board is trying to push out their pastor and they are not want to stand for it. members said yesterday after do their pastor came to the church that wasn't surprised to find the locks on every door had been changed. they say the churches governing board has locked him out. >> they did not lock them out he should have a key that give simple access to all of the facilities within jericho including his own office. >> the attorney for the church board told me he was in no way locked out of the church. we changed the locks on the