lake hennessy in the background beautiful crystal clear blue skies from our mount vaca cam.nd as you would expect, nothing on the radar. that will change come saturday morning. how about the rain in the north bay? so far this year, 52 inches of rain in santa rosa since july 1. not only is it on pace for the wettest water year on record, but it's not even close. it's 8 inches ahead of where we were in the el nino winter of 1997-1998. by far the wettest winter and water year on record ever in the north bay 103 years of weather data. we go back more than a century it's been never wetter than this winter. we have been talking all week about a building ridge of high pressure. it will reach its strongest point and closest to the bay area tomorrow. sunshine, temperatures approaching 70 degrees in saint helena, you likely will get there and futurecast says, nothing in the way of cloud cover tomorrow. that will change on friday. watch the clouds come in, mid to late morning. mostly cloudy by friday afternoon and where will we see the first showers over the weekend? this storm is appr

. >> i have selfish regions for that because for two weeks from now to the 17th vicky hennessy, tom o'connor, chief hayes-white and supervisor farrell and sheehy are not suppose today do anything wrong for the next two weeks while the building is lit green. i get that too. >> alright. so, as tradition goes we have a reception and will last quite some time. this year we moved office so in room 268 the corner office down the hall. please join us. happy st. patrick's day, happy month of march, go irish. thanks everybody. >> calling this hearing to order good afternoon and welcome to the historic preservation commission for wednesday, march 15, 2017, i'd like to remind the members of the audience that the commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind. proceedings. and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to call roll at this time. commissioner president wolfram commissioner vice-president hyland commissioner hasz

ben hennessy reports. under fire but defiant.ally outside paris. mr fillon enjoyed the backing of faithful supporters. but within the republican party, that support appears to be fading. translation: my friends, this campaign is a straight fight. you are courageous and they want to intimidate you. i am being attacked. but what they are looking for is to defeat the recovery of the nation. and the will for change that you represent. so i am asking you, do not abdicate, never renounce, your commitment must continue. facing allegations he used taxpayer money to pay his wife and family members for work they did not do, senior members of his campaign are heading to the exit. in the past few days his campaign manager and spokesperson quit. there are now calls for him to step aside. translation: we are in a countdown. it is the stopwatch or the detonator. this is likely to explode our politicalfamily and i do not want it. on monday, the republican party will meet to discuss his failing campaign. many believe the door could now be open fo

"los angeles times" reporter, molly hennessy fisk was there and sfoek wipoke about what she. >> reporter: there were some areas where homes were completely destroyed. we had to pick our way through. we could see parts of people still stuck under the rubble and there were some remains wrapped in blankets. most of them that they had retrieved, they put in body bags, in these blue body bags and they up zipped some to show us some of the victims were women, including at least one pregnant woman and children. there were some babies as well. >> how many people do they believe were killed on that occasion? well, those numbers varied. the civil defense people we talked to said they thought it was about 200. they had retrieved more than 100 remains. myself and a photographer from the "l.a. times" roamed around and saw about 50. there were other photographers that saw about the same number of remains. it was a very crowded street. a lot of families with children and that islamic state militants had forced more into the area. they had been sheltering inside the homes when the incident happened. >>>

susan hennessy used to be an attorney at the national security agency, it took ronald reagan two yearsid of people he wanted to. president obama did it faster. >> it's about the process and not the substance. it's not unusual for a president to dismiss political appointees to ensure continuity. they do important work so anytime chaos is inserted into that process it can have serious consequences for the everyday functioning. >> george w. bush did dismiss about 90 u.s. attorneys but he did it in mid-march. there is a whole issue right now unfolding. will it hurt the ongoing criminal investigations that are under way right now with the dismissile of these 40-plus u.s. attorneys. >> it's relatively unlikely they have highly competent careers. staff of the justice department will move into the acting roles. of course, like anytime a principal leaves especially without sufficient process to prepare for it, that can compromise ongoing investigations. it makes the job more difficult. and it's already a hard job. >> yeah, and the issue is u.s. attorney has said, you know what, it's over, clean

the sheriff hennessy is putting the attorneys a that 9 point plan to see what they agree or not and be part of people.com movement that will elect the lgbtq i plus and women's respect to bear bodies i know those are all important issues to every single one of you on this board and again your homework is don't wait for us to contract you go to the website brush up on the 9 point and see what you can do to help us help you because aclu has three hundred lawyers and hire one hundred but the federal government hats 19 thousand lawyers and trump 11 thousand lawyers the aclu membership if 4 thousand to 1.2 million since the election thank you for your time and i'll be following up with you thank you very much. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> board members i'm haley clark i live in district 5 opted out territory my parents are immigrants and i'm indebted to native people and the malone i was a bank of america member for half of my life and finally left the bank i seen with my eyes people a mass i was tear gassed green before shot with rubber bullets and clear th

the sheriff hennessy is putting the attorneys a that 9 point plan to see what they agree or not ande part of people.com movement that will elect the lgbtq i plus and women's respect to bear bodies i know those are all important issues to every single one of you on this board and again your homework is don't wait for us to contract you go to the website brush up on the 9 point and see what you can do to help us help you because aclu has three hundred lawyers and hire one hundred but the federal government hats 19 thousand lawyers and trump 11 thousand lawyers the aclu membership if 4 thousand to 1.2 million since the election thank you for your time and i'll be following up with you thank you very much. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> board members i'm haley clark i live in district 5 opted out territory my parents are immigrants and i'm indebted to native people and the malone i was a bank of america member for half of my life and finally left the bank i seen with my eyes people a mass i was tear gassed green before shot with rubber bullets and clear that

some of the hennessy staff are too hard lined and don't think any approach should be made to the soviets. i think i am hard lined and will never appease, but i do want to try and let them see there is a better world if they will show by deed they want to get along with the free world." i think this april die reentry really encapsulates the issues that were going on in the spring and summer of 1983. clearly reagan has given george scholz a mandate to talk with the soviet ambassador, to try to push the four-part agenda that which is aut in 75, big document in january of 1983. it's all with human rights, bilateral relations, arms control, and one other thing. [laughter] i'm having a rick perry moment. i'm sorry. [laughter] regional issues. thank you. did not have enough coffee. right. sholtz and reagan seemed to be on the same page. reagan and scholz had a lot of private meetings. one very famous beating scholz describes in his memoir. he goes to dinner with reagan in february during this blizzard. he had just about on china and they have this really deep conversation about communism and co

tony dwyer is at post nine and neil hennessy joins us from somewhere out there as well. everybody here. what do you think is going on? does this have anything to do with the north korea stuff, the trump tweets focused on the leaks in the administration? it's hard to remember that quasi state of the union was a week ago. >> i'm loathe to draw links between the noisy political stuff and a one-third of a point decline in the s&p 500 from a high level. objectsly we had a build-up under the market. the fact that we have been on a good run. the s&p 500 was three points above the level before last wednesday's pop. you remember there was a big update. the market is trying to sort out if that was a short-term buying crescendo. if you look at the checklist of things that would tell you if it was part of a bigger problem. credit markets fine. all those things are holding together okay for the longer term. >> what do you think about the market? >> i have been inappropriately calling for a correction for the last few percents. since the beginning of february. it's interesting because

. >> i have selfish regions for that because for two weeks from now to the 17th vicky hennessy, tom o'connor, chief hayes-white and supervisor farrell and sheehy are not suppose today do anything wrong for the next two weeks while the building is lit green. i get that too. >> alright. so, as tradition goes we have a reception and will last quite some time. this year we moved office so in room 268 the corner office down the hall. please join us. happy st. patrick's day, happy month of march, go irish. thanks everybody. >> calling this hearing to order good afternoon and welcome to the historic preservation commission for wednesday, march 15, 2017, i'd like to remind the members of the audience that the commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind. proceedings. and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to call roll at this time. commissioner president wolfram commissioner vice-president hyland commissioner hasz commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda and schaem commissioner pearlman commissioners, the first

next 9-12 months three apartment buildings will open up good 650 indiana, 800 indiana, and 1201 hennessythey will have about 725 units. we calculated 02 persons per unit, they're going to double our population within a year. so in terms of cumulative impacts we don't have a grocery store we can want to. we can get to transportation that sometimes is reliable and if we want to try to focus in on is more sooner rather than later. thank you. >> my name is rick fall. i think one of the things we need to--ashley might get to the bottom line. my ask is that the full board does something to start digging into this and reviewing policy. not only for the user neighborhoods clan itself but for all the other stuff in it impacts us and i think we really need to look at how we do these plans. they seem to be done with a construction with the zoning as the only tool. our planning department doesn't even have a sociologist on staff. the problems we are seeing are about square feet of acres of park or numbers of buses. it is the sociological impact that this new construction and the new residents bring

. >> i have selfish regions for that because for two weeks from now to the 17th vicky hennessy, tom o'connorhayes-white and supervisor farrell and sheehy are not suppose today do anything wrong for the next two weeks while the building is lit green. i get that too. >> alright. so, as tradition goes we have a reception and will last quite some time. this year we moved office so in room 268 the corner office down the hall. please join us. happy st. patrick's day, happy month of march, go irish. thanks everybody. (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. the most contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think he's a camera come important he become ill and it was crazy he at the end of his life and pushed the boundary to think we're not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he

next 9-12 months three apartment buildings will open up good 650 indiana, 800 indiana, and 1201 hennessythey will have about 725 units. we calculated 02 persons per unit, they're going to double our population within a year. so in terms of cumulative impacts we don't have a grocery store we can want to. we can get to transportation that sometimes is reliable and if we want to try to focus in on is more sooner rather than later. thank you. >> my name is rick fall. i think one of the things we need to--ashley might get to the bottom line. my ask is that the full board does something to start digging into this and reviewing policy. not only for the user neighborhoods clan itself but for all the other stuff in it impacts us and i think we really need to look at how we do these plans. they seem to be done with a construction with the zoning as the only tool. our planning department doesn't even have a sociologist on staff. the problems we are seeing are about square feet of acres of park or numbers of buses. it is the sociological impact that this new construction and the new residents bring

. >> i have selfish regions for that because for two weeks from now to the 17th vicky hennessy, tom o'connor, chief hayes-white and supervisor farrell and sheehy are not suppose today do anything wrong for the next two weeks while the building is lit green. i get that too. >> alright. so, as tradition goes we have a reception and will last quite some time. this year we moved office so in room 268 the corner office down the hall. please join us. happy st. patrick's day, happy month of march, go irish. thanks everybody. >> madam secretary. >> roll call. commissioner willie adams. >> here. >> kimberly brandon. >> here. >> leslie katz. >> here. >> motion for approval of the minutes for february 28. >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? item 3 comment on executive session. >> is there any public comment on executive session and public comment is closed. madam secretary. >> item 4 executive session. >> move that we go into executive session. >> session. >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? we are now in executive session.session). >> madam secretary. >> all right. >> i move to revin