on hayes we have again here is the elevation of that. the building is keeping within the scale and the height requirements for the neighborhood. and with that, this is the view of what the building potentially can look like on hayes street. >> is there any further presentation from project sponsor? seeing none. we have a number of speaker cards. jason henderson. the community is very supportive of this project. it includes the change of the inclusionary housing. the developer optd to do it on-site because we did have a discussion and i did outline that in the letter. it did go back and forth a little bit. i can't leave without saying it would be nice to have zero parking. we do have precedent with the one on gouf and fullerton. this is in the rules. we are happy with that. i also urge that the project sponsor and the immediate neighbor and the hair salon with the access issue continue their dialogue. i think they are 70-80 percent there. it's important for these small businesses to have access. and across the street is an ivy project whi

>> for hayes valley? >> the city. >> no, this is just hayes valley. >> is there an out right ban on retail they can't go through the initial use. >> it's a been ban. >> right now they have a moratorium on a ban. instead of being national it goes international >> okay. >> any other commissioner comments before we open it up for public comment? seeing that do we have public comment on item number 7 >> mr. commissioner i have 3 public speaker cards. any additional members of the public you may fill out a card. the 3 speakers i have (calling names) >> line up and you'll have 3 minutes each. and i'm sorry if i butchered your name. >> i'm the president of the hayes valley retailer association. thank you for out lynn what we want to accomplish. when we addressed the retail plan we didn't fully grasp it the valley would be such a global demand business neighborhood so we're here to understand and recognize the economic factor based on small retailers like myself. compared to global companies that have much more f

this is the missing teeth on hayes street. the 450 building would be a great design. as the developers have worked with three different architects which is a lot more work and offers a lot more to the community which is one and to another and handle architects to this one. it is a great addition, not just to the neighborhood, but to the city and completing the retail space. i urge you to approve the project today. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is adam lynch. i'm the owner of a business near the project. i'm in support of the project. i a business owner and prefer a new vibrant housing business property rather than an empty parking lot. it's clear the project has been well thought out and well designed and addresses all the concerns of the plan. i like the below the market rate units are on-site rather than across the city. we are excited to have this project get under way and urge you to approve it. thank you. >> my name is brian oh nan. i am so ashamed of my city is so evident sitting here listening to what is going on in this planning commission and what the

fred hayes, are you there? okay. he shot that video and appears he was across the water just taking pictures of airplanes coming in and he just happened to be able to catch this. we'll get fred back on the phone with us in just a moment. in the meantime, we want to go to cnn's dan simon. he was at the airport yesterday shortly after this happened and, dan, that video really shows what happened. i'm sure it will be a tool investigators will use, invaluable to investigators, trying to figure out what caused this crash. >> reporter: no question about it. i can tell you where fred hayes was. he was at a place called bayside park where save yags enthusiasts go and like to watch the planes take off and land here at the airport. this was right near the runway so here's fred hayes watching these planes. he's there with his wife and pulls out a cell phone or another camera and he is just rolling and happens to capture these very dramatic images. you can hear in the tone of his voice that he was quite surprised to see that occ

it's my pleasure this afternoon to present for your view 450 hayes street. we are here with partners who is developing the project with us. together our group has a strong commitment to hayes valley and the market orange county -- all of which will fulfill the vision of the plan. this was a mark of -- after purchasing this parcel from the city we hired architects who worked with the market plan to design a mixed use building and reunite the east and west portions of the vibrant hey street corridor. this project will bring numerous benefits to the neighborhood and goals to the market plan. it will take a plan and transform it into a landmark building. it will add units to the community. it will add five understood on-site to the community in fact all including housing in the neighborhood. it will limit parking to point 5 spaces per unit and will have 42 bike stalls to encourage modes of transportation. it will allow space for retail. it will be environmentally sensitive by integrating storm water collection capabilities and finally it will create high density

>> reporter: fred hayes was about a mile away from sfo when he began recording. it's the only video that surfaced so far of the plane on impact. >> look at that one. look how his nose is up in the air. oh my god, oh, it's an accident. >> oh, you're filming it too. >> fred hayes couldn't believe what was unfolding right before his eyes. >> oh my god. >> oh my god, you're filming it. >> oh my god. oh my god. it's kind of surreal. my wife gina, you know, she took it pretty hard. we did. we all did. it was, you know, a tragedy. >> reporter: hayes says he started videotaping when he noticed what appeared to be a united airlines jet aimlessly taxiing around. but soon after, asiana flight 214 caught his eye. >> i seen his nose up in the air. and then, you know, and then i just totally locked on him. and i thought he was going to take off and go up. and he just kept going down. >> reporter: aviation experts y investigators will no doubt watch this video over and over again. on consultant mike mccarron says the video corroborates what has been described by the ntsb. >> cl

>> reporter: fred hayes was about a mile away from sfo when he began recording. it's the only video that surfaced so far of the plane on impact. >> look at that one. look how his nose is up in the air. oh my god, oh, it's an accident. >> oh, you're filming it too. >> fred hayes couldn't believe what was unfolding right before his eyes. >> oh my god. >> oh my god, you're filming it. >> oh my god. oh my god. it's kind of surreal. my wife gina, you know, she took it pretty hard. we did. we all did. it was, you know, a tragedy. >> reporter: hayes says he started videotaping when he noticed what appeared to be a united airlines jet aimlessly taxiing around. but soon after, asiana flight 214 caught his eye. >> i seen his nose up in the air. and then, you know, and then i just totally locked on him. and i thought he was going to take off and go up. and he just kept going down. >> reporter: aviation experts say investigators will no doubt watch this video over and over again. aviation consultant mike mccarron says the video corroborates what has been described by the nts

supports those change to keep the integrity of the ban into effect in hayes valley. i was delighted to hear your comments you get the issues and understand what our concerns are and why hayes valley has been at the forefront in this fetter and we hope that we can just keep it current with all the challenges we face so it retains effective as originally intended thank you very much >> thank you. >> any other members of the public wish to make a comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> so first of all, i want to thank the 3 of you for coming out. it's so important and i like to say this that you're concerned by coming here. it's not just what we do it's a team sport and if the merchants and small business owners don't show up here we don't have the credibility when it comes to making a recommendation we're just recommending into the air. i think we've seen over the last several years and very recently especially in matters that relate to parking and other issues in some you thought neighborhoods that the merchant associations and the neighborhood

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. >> sean hayes, our executive producer and creator. >> how much fun is this? >> i think we should do that here? >> we shouldn't even get paid but i'm glad we do. sean is a good friend. sean decided to do it. i said, can i host it? i'm on a show on "fox," so they let me -- >> that's how it works.

i think that chris hayes is moving to prime time.kind of has yet to prove whether or not that's a smart move for ratings. it might be a smart show and it might be one that kind of like his community really likes but whether or not that was a good move for ratings is still up in question. i think the larger issue here is it's hard for a hyperpolitically-minded show to appeal to the american people in 2013. >> bill: chris hayes i like chris hayes, he does have a smart show but what puzzled me about that move is ed schultz is a really good friend of mine and i think had a great show. ed certainly appeals to a different segment of the progressive community than rachel does. chris appeals to the very same people. so sort of like instead of having one show that gets the thinking progressive, if you will, and one show that gets the blue collar democrats right and working men and women like ed schultz they have two rachel shows. >> there's also an age issue here right which is that the older demographics tend to watch more television than yo

center, 6 99 hayes street. this is a two-year community based program to design and implement a network of living alleys in the octavia area which is called for in the plan. we are doing this in concert with the neighborhood, mta, dpw and we -- the idea is to get to a point where we design concepts for three alley ways in that neighborhood which could then be implemented over time. again, that's july 9th from 6:00 to 9:00 at the hayes valley playground recreation center. that concludes my report. thank you. >> commissioners, item 8, review of past week's events at the board of supervisors, board of appeals, and historic preservation commission. >> good afternoon, commissioners, cynthia hayward, planning staff. i'm here to give you a report from the board of supervisors meeting june 17. there are five items to report from monday's land use hearing. the first was the better market street plans and the better market street team provided an update to the land use committee and their presentation focused primarily o

hayes. henry adams had just moved here to begin researching his great, great biography of the madison and jefferson administrations. cain had come to start the bothgical survey and then of them and their wives would have tea afternoon, and the five of them call themselves the five of hearts. >> anyone that comes down to lafayette square in washington and seize the white house will be in the middle of hay country. explain what you see and how it relates to john hay and henry adams? >> as you know, lafayette square next toix-acre square the white house, lined with town houses. everybody and anybody seemed to live on lafayette square, or in the blocks around that. what we forget today, washington was a very small place socially, and everyone knew their neighbors, the history of who lived there. people came and went, as they do in washington, because people change jobs, people are in office, out of office. 1884, and john hay and henry adams began construction on side-by-side houses on the north

if you want to read at hayes brown, look at thinkprogress.org. thank you for being on the program. >>> we shift to today's other top story. >> that's president obama who spoke at an amazon.com facility in chattanooga, tennessee today, a day after that company announced 5,000 new full-time jobs. continuing his renewed focus on jobs, the president offered republicans a deal. >> here is the bottom line: if folks in washington really want a grand bargain, how about a grand bargain for middle class jobs? [applause.] >> how about a grand bargain for middle class jobs? i don't -- i don't want to go through the same old arguments where i propose an idea and the republicans just say no because it's my idea. again, here is the bottom line: i am willing to work with the republicans on reforming our corporate tax code as long as we use the money from transitioning to a simpler tax system for a significant investment in creating middle class jobs. [applause.] >> that's the deal. >> now, when he is campaigner, he is so. >> and so different. the specific to wha

they stand for, but the reality is that project where it stands impacts a different community than hayes valley. and the need for and the play on formula retail is not -- >> thank you, sir. thank you. >> thank you. >>> thank you very much. >> commissioner sugaya. >> i was going to say that i seem to recall we had some approval a number of years ago which the director just mentioned. and i guess because of the expiration that will be cycling back to us at some point. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon, commissioners. kathrin howard, sf ocean head. we've been 5678 indicating for the protection of golden gate park. can we have the overhead, please? [speaker not understood]. this project will remove over 7 acres of grass and replace it with over 7 acres of artificial turf and add 150,000 watts of stadium lighting on 60 foot pole right next to ocean beach. [speaker not understood] came to san francisco about a month ago. a friend took him out there and saw the area and he was actually horrified at this project and what is what it's going to do to us. and he went and and he

. >> fred hayes was watching planes land when he captured something unbelievable on his cell phone. that's asia shana flight 214 careening down the runway before comes to rest in a cloud of dust and smoke. >> i thought he was going to take off and go up, and he just kept going down, and then i thought, okay, he is a little high, and then, of course, you know, the shock of seeing the accident and hearing the noise. >> hayes says he hopes investigators can learn something from the video. >> we have live team coverage of this story. we'll start at sfo. reporter: the ntsb says the flight and voice data recorders from the airplane show a problem-free flight up until all of a sudden the last seven seconds. what must have been a harrowing seven seconds for the crew, who tried literally at the last second to abort the landing. >> this ntsb picture shows the voice and flight data recording boxes from the flight. the so-called black boxes were flown to the washington, dc lab overnight and investigators already have some preliminary information from them. the voice recorder shows the crew that

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the subject lot is within a quarter mile of hayes street. the commercial controls, also apply to subject property. within the rh 3 zone is district, the operation of limited commercial non-conforming use should be between the period of the planning code. >> normal days and hours of service, 5 days a week, a minimum of two meal services should be provided during each business day. a catering establishment is used as a commissary and the neighborhood district. it's not conforming use of the 1994 planning code section 191. in addition planning for the provision with the the hayes street because those revisions for use at that time. the controls were added in 1987 and required for change of use was added in 2000. as far as issues of consideration the health department has been advised that use of this property. the mobile food truck preparation use must maintain the same hours

and she also said the fire chief in san francisco, joann hayes-white, she also said this. >> we accounted for 190 people transported here to a safety zone here at san francisco international and i'm told and again these numbers are fluid, out of those 190, there are approximately 82 at this time that are, have been transported or are in the process of being transported. we have some passengers that are unaccounted for and that is something that is a work in progress. we're still putting those numbers together at this time. so upwards of approximately 60 people at this time. >> wow. that is very, very disturbing. upwards of 60 people unaccounted for in this crash landing in san francisco. you see up there on the screen two people confirmed dead. dozens of people hurt. rushed to hospitals. 60 people still unaccounted for. upwards, she said, upwards of 6 o people still unaccounted for. onboard 291 passengers. 16 crew members. 61 of those passengers onboard by the way americans. earlier i spoke with a man who was on the flight, 25-year-old elliot stone. he told me there was ch

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more from kabc's rob hayes. >> reporter: go to a nordstrom store and you'll find new clothes, new jewelry but the first employee you're likely to meet is not so new. >> i'm 99. >> reporter: that's 99 years old. actually 99 1/2. a life nearly as long as his name. >> ted denunzio. >> reporter: but the shoppers around here know him simply as ted. >> hi, ted. good to see you. >> reporter: the familiar face at the nordstrom store's west entrance. >> welcome. i'm the greeterment i'm the ambassador of nordstrom's. welcome to nordstrom's. goofrp, young lady. high-five. >> reporter: ted's been greeting shoppers here for 14 years now. the retired meat cutter happened into the position when a store manager noticed that ted was always in the store, talking to customers and employees. >> i would come here every day to kill time. and finally one of the managers said, i created a job. would you like to work here? >> reporter: the rest is history. he's not only a 99-year-old employee but the only nordstrom greeter in the whole world. >> he just makes this place a fun place to be here. >> reporter: the st

hayes. henry adams, his dear friend moved here to start researching the great, great of the madison and jefferson administrations. king had come to start the survey.al that's three. was hayes' wife and clover harry's wife. that made five. they had tea every afternoon and called themselves the five of hearts. >> anybody who goes to goes to lafayette square and sees the white house hay be in the middle of country. xplain what you see and how it relates to john hay and henry adams? a lafayette square is six-acre square and park on the orth side of the white house and it's lined with town houses. and everybody and anybody seemed to live on lafayette square or in the blocks around it. and what we forget today, ashington was a very small place socially. everybody knew their neighbors and the history of who lived there. and people came and went as they washington because people change jobs and people are in ffice and people are out of office. hay and henry n adams began construction on houses on th

executive producer sean hayes. executive producer sean hayes. we play these crazy pop culture games that sean made up join in the fun, on nbc. and watch out for kris jenner. the kardashian mom is hosting her own talk show! catch "the kris jenner show" on select fox stations, or her youtube channel. plenty of shows to look forward to this summer. but it's nothing compared to the show you can see at the disney parks. celebs share with us, their favorite disney memories. >> i always love. i remember taking my daughter there for the first time which was quite a thing remembering when i was younger and i went. and i always thought walt a great film maker and such a pioneer doing pirates of the caribbean, like ford was kinda sitting between us and you could just feel him like squeezing our hands, getting kinda scared at some of the stuff, and it was like, it really is amazing to see kids and how they react to that. >> i truly i've been to disney world. and when you from florida 3 hours from orlando, that's where the pare

i want you to see and hear the video fred hayes shot yesterday. he is just out walking with his family and has no idea he is about to witness a disaster. watch and listen. >> look at him. yeah, he does. look at that one. look how his nose is up in the air. oh, my god. oh, it's an accident. >> you're filming it, too. >> oh, no! >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god, you're filming it. >> what happened? >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> you filmed the whole thing. >> oh, lord have mercy. >> that video will certainly get the attention of the ntsb crash investigators. no doubt it will help them answer their key questions exactly what happened. former inspector general mary schiavo is here from the u.s. department of transportation and joins me live in new york. pilot and aviation attorney dan rose joins us also. what does that video tell you? >> the video as it's approaching, you can't judge the air speed so much. it was very low. as the ntsb told us it was low and slow. once it hit the sea wall you can see where the pieces of the plane were coming off. then it ra

i want you to see and hear the video that fred hayes shot yesterday. he has no idea he is about to witness a disaster. watch and listen. >> look at him. yeah, he does. look at that one. look how is nose is up in the air. oh, my god. oh, it's an accident. >> you're filming it, too. oh, no! >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god. you're filming it. >> what happened? >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god. >> you filmed the whole thing. >> oh, lord have mercy. oh, my god. >> lord have mercy is right. a few minutes ago i talked to fred hayes on the phone. >> you know, i was like, look at that guy. his nose is pretty high. it was one of those things where it appeared to me that the pilot was trying to converse the landing. it's surreal. my wife ginna took it hard. we all did. it was a tragedy. our initial reaction was that everybody on the plane was in bad shape. we're just real why i happy that it was minimal, you now, and not everybody on the plane lost their life. >> let's get the very latest on the investigation now. straight to cnn's dan simon at san francisco in

donna hayes. karen saginor. sorry if i mispronounce any names. okay, please come forward. >>> thank you, supervisor cohen, for sponsoring this as well as supervisor avalos for your leadership in our community for many years. as a former student, long-time student and current student at city college, the last 12 years on and off, i'm also a graduate of s.f. state. i'm growing gravely concerned what's been happening, what's been going on in our community here with potential threat and loss of our great institution here. and, so, there's many other folks behind me that want to speak. i just wanted to show my support as well as a student for the measures to save our school. and i wanted to bring up just a couple of points, small points. funding is a crucial issue here with enrollment, something that's been brought up here as well as economic analysis for the impact. it costs about $6,000 per class to buy a class at city college. if we leverage that comparing that to the amount of money that we're going to lose, something should be considered. there s

supervisor kathy changing and supervisor jane kim (clapping) our fire chief joanne hayes (clapping) our police chief greg sir, (clapping) and i just as a personal note you know your living in the right city with a fire chief and the police chief show up (clapping) our city administrator who is going to have a very big job ahead in the coming weeks. joanne kelly and commissioners andrea and tom nolan and michael (clapping) and i want to close that i under scoring the point. we're going to celebrate today like you can't believe. and we're going to have a hell of a time. and it's going to be one amazing fing pride weekend (clapping) and we deserve it. we've worked hard for that. all of you made it possible so every tough conversation you had with your family and i'm not coming home unless you let me bring my boyfriend but remember every one of us came from somewhere where there's no protections even in the face of those ruling. so there's many of our lgbt partners are watching with a - their day to day life in 37 states is not going to change so our commitment has to be look what we're doi

oh my god. >> fred hayes recorded that video a few minu video. a few minutes ago i spoke with you. >> you know? so i was like look at that guy. the nose is pretty high and so, you know, it was one of those things where, you know, i didn't -- it appeared to me that the pilot trying to divert the landing. that's what it appeared to me. >> kind of surreal. my wife gina, you know, she took it pretty hard. we did. we all did. it was, you know, a tragedy. and our initial reaction was that, you know, everybody on the plane was in bad shape. you know, we're just really happy that, you know, it was minimal, you know, and not everybody on the plane lost their life. >> 182 people rushed to hospitals. around san francisco. six of them in critical condition at this hour. two teenagers who were on the plane died but amazingly more than 100 people walked away without a scratch. what caused asiana airlines 777 to slam in to the ground, break in to pieces and catch fire? the flight data recorders are now in the hands of the right people. and they've got a million

. >> joining me is chris hayes, and steve kornacki. gentlemen, it is unfortunately our viewing public couldn't see you with your forehead on the desk. as anthony weiner gave yet again i want say with certitude answer, can we cue up this videotape? >> a lot of people looking at this stuff on our behalf are cautioning me, that stuff gets manipulated. you can change a photograph, you can manipulate a photograph or doctor it. i don't want to say with certitude it maybe didn't start out being a photo of mine, and looks different, was maybe from another account that got sent to me. i can't say for sure, i don't want to say with certitude, i am not trying to be evasive. >> chris, is there any reason new yorkers should trust his answer on this? >> look, i don't think anthony weiner should be mayor for a number of reasons. i would go through about 20 before i got in this. what you see is what reflects in the polling. circus is a thing created by the media, but he seems to thrive off of that, i just thought just stop talking to the press. >> or

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. thank you for joining us. and tonight, on "all in", the republicans' all-out war on abortion rights is raging on, spreading to statehouses across the country and each fight seems dirtier than the last. we will take you to texas and north carolina. >>> also, an american city, a great iconic truly american city is tonight on the verge of total financial collapse. what can be done for the city of detroit? >>> plus, tonight, we will introduce you, and this is really a fun one, to the southern avenger. a wild and wacky character who thinks poor john wilkes booth was misunderstood and happens to work for a united states senator. that is coming up. >>> first tonight, democrats have said enough and are calling attention to one of the most outrageous acts of gop obstructionism which is, of course, saying a lot given the stiff competition in the category of outrageous acts of gop obstruction. by refusing to confirm the president's nominees, republicans have effectively shut down the supreme cou

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" a verdict in a trial the likes of which this country has not seen in 150 years. literally. why it matters to every american what wikileaker bradley manning was charged with and what he was convicted of today. >>> also tonight religious scholar reza aslan, being the subject of the most embarrassing interview fox news has ever done. >>> plus, shocking video of white youths rye rotting and running rampant through the streets of huntington beach, california. do we need to have a national dialogue about the violent destructive white youth culture in this country? i think we do, and it's a conversation you won't want to miss. >>> we begin tonight with president obama who took his campaign-style jobs push to chattanooga, tennessee, today, where he presented himself as a principled idealistic fighter for the middle class who maybe also happens to have the most remarkably poor short-term memory in all of washington. the president using today's barnstorming speech to extend

joanne hayes white. i wanted to briefly go through and provide you an overview of our department's budget. we also have some hard copies for members of the committee. and highlight some of the major changes we have going into the next few fiscal years. given that you have a heavy agenda these weeks, we tried to stay on point and we have 10 slides for you. we condensed them. we wanted to try and do roll call. we have 10 slides as supervisor farrell and ms. howard relayed to us. so, we'll start with the first slide, which is just an overview of our department and -- thank you. as a brief overview, as you know, the department is responsible for providing fire suppression, emergency medical, and all hazards response to residents and visitors of san francisco. we currently operate out of 46 stations, 43 here in the city which includes trish: and the presidio, and then as well we have 3 stations at the san francisco international airport. treasure island ~ in 14-15 we are scheduled to open a new fire station,

hayes, it was a political decision. rutherford hayes had been elected in part by the support of the prohibition party which was very powerful at the time and made an agreement with the prohibition party that if he would ban all spirits in the white house. there was a backlash against this and much criticism of mrs. hayes for instilling her personal morals in the nation's home. her successor, lou key that garfield refused to continue the ban on liquor, but certainly she and the president were conscious of the hearth and home image that seemed to sell so well on the campaign trail. the family man was seen as the good candidate and mrs. garfield certainly cooperated against her own visceral action to publiclyities about her good, solid, family life. fashion, again, became an issue with frances cleveland. temp s cleveland who, her rans was not to personally drink, she would drink water and turn her wine glass down. she permitted liquor to be served to those who wanted to drink it. her popularity and eventually the limited a