>> vice president koppel: commissioner hillis? >> commissioner hillis: just to follow up on that. that was a little different answer than i thought you gave me. state's got that requirement. they've got tenant protections. ours sometimes are better or more, you know, favorable to the existing tenant. can we continue on to do that? >> yeah. i think the phrase is stronger or more stringent in state law. i think that's us to figure out if a market rate is more beneficial to the tenant than a unit that meets the definition under state law. >> commissioner hillis: we can go beyond where there's an issue -- where there's a c.u. for demolition of a particular building, we can continue to do the things that we've done in the past for the conservatory and music building. >> right. it specifically carves out the ability of the city to pass further types of restrictions with respect to other units, so that's something we can continue to legislate on in the future. >> vice president koppel: commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: that's a great thing, but i don't think we have anythi

>> commissioner hillis? >> can i ask the architecture -- can i ask the architect? i am not seeing it the same way that you are, commissioner richards. there is a separate entrance. it is kind of built into the ground floor. can you show the floorplan floor plan at the garage level? >> overhead? >> pull over the microphone. >> just to give you the layout a more detail, the entrance to the main house comes from the extra stair. the entrance to the a.d.u. is through a gate here. it is a private space for the entry. this entire wall is kitchen. this glass -- this bath is a full bath with the window and the walk-in closet. >> what -- what's behind it? >> at this -- at that point, you're 10 feet below grade. we have a light well we are using. i think it is really important. for 11 years, i have lived in north beach. it had windows on three sides, which gives you a sense of autonomy. when we do a second unit, that is the key to making it livable. >> i get it is not huge, but i don't see this as a real great way to

>> commissioner hillis: just a question on the p.d.r. is it possible that zoned p.d.r., could you build 100% affordable housing on that? >> no. housing is not allowed in a p.d.r. >> commissioner hillis: okay. >> vice president koppel: commissioner fung? >> commissioner fung: the motion that was provided to us last week has been revised as part of those changes, and the drawings that were provided were also changed proposed. >> correct. so everything you have in front of you is reflective of the project in front of you. the items i read in the record were clarifications, basically. >> vice president koppel: commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: just one other question for the project sponsor one last time. i don't want to get into a private agreement, but we vote here today, we vote, that offer still stands. you can follow through on whatever it is you signed? >> the condition of my offer is that they support the project, and they just kept on dragging their foot and not sponsoring. obviously, we're going to go back to them and

>> commissioner hillis: he said a-2.02. by the way, i just got bingo. >> there's probably a better view that shows the elevation. >> commissioner hillis: do you have it with you? >> i do. i'm trying to find it. >> commissioner hillis: you can put your phone on the overhead, sir. >> okay. the phone, and there's a dial on top that'll zoom in or out. >> commissioner hillis: okay. so which deck are you concerned about? >> vice president koppel: and then, also make sure you speak into the mic. >> so my unit would be the bottom unit, and the dotted lines refer to the windows in my unit. >> commissioner hillis: you have windows on the side of your unit. are they property line or set back off the property line? >> i'm not sure what that means. >> so currently his unit ends right at the window to the right, so i have i -- a sun well from the other building, and other buildings are there, so it allows sun light to come into my building in the afternoon. >> commissioner hillis: jonas, will you put that up? >> i have a picture on my ph

commissioner hillis? >> commissioner hillis: yeah. it's been great knowing you all these years, and you're kind of synonymous with the department. i never liked calling john rahaim or dean makras, but i called because i like talking to you. so congratulations. >> vice president koppel: commissioner moore? >> can we convince you to stay? new desk, new everything up there. if not, congratulations, and thank you. >> vice president koppel: yeah. congratulations on everything. well deserved. [applause] >> clerk: item 9, review of items at the board of appeals. there is no historic preservation matters yesterday. >> first on the agenda this week was the mayor and supervisor brown amended street licensing ordinance. [inaudible] >> -- and allow outdoor activity areas to operate between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. commissioners, you heard this item on march 7 and voted to approve with modifications. your vote was to retain the conditional use authorization for outdoor activities associated with a bar use. during the

>>close to 05:00am on this wednesday morning pretty similar starts yesterday, hilly areas like rightt top of the leak observatory out the diablo range that can really nice and clear getting your first dose of sunlight. while areas closer to the bay actually on the foggy side again lot like yesterday 50's and 60's is where we're sitting right now as far as temperatures go mountain view oakland conquered, antioch all in the 60's while 50's remain and hayward livermore in san francisco, a light jacket will do you well this morning we are just a touch cooler than we were yesterday at the same time napa conquered in livermore down 2 degrees fairfield down 3 degrees differences like that though pretty hard to notice really see you're not going to notice too much stepping outside. fairfield the napa as well as conquered will be breezy at times today elsewhere though it is going to be calm a sunny and warm 3 things i know robin likes. >>absolutely i thank you for that all right, let's check in on traffic. we also like it when we are hot spot. free we don't want any problems or issues heading

after hauling in rui costa who made a late break on the hilly 175.5km route to colmar.took his 12th tour stage win. the bora—hansgrohe rider was followed by wout van aert and matteo trentin. defending champion geraint thomas stays seventh overall, 45 seconds behind race leaderjulian alaphilippe. ahead of the british grand prix at the weekend. it's been announced that silverstone will stay on the fi calendar for another five years. there were concerns sunday's race could be the last due to rising costs. the race has been in doubt since silverstone exercised a break clause in its contract because of the cost of staging it. but a new contract to keep the race at the venue was agreed yesterday. the chairman and ceo of formula one says it was vital to secure the future of the race very important, our history is one of our visit today to my most important assets. one of the most distinguishing areas. it has a unique place in the history, whether it is the drivers, the races for the british fans. they are all tremendously important to the sport. the irish premiership champions

chicanos sees the yellow jersey on thursday held on to the overall lead saturday stage 8 will be a hilly ride from michael to. and football barcelona appear to have made the biggest signing of the summer so far confirming the arrival of french forward until increase month we're off to win our case now and is set to join the spanish champions in a transfer worth 120000000 euros after they paid his buyout clause to former club atletico madrid however and let it go claim the deal is not valid in a statement posted on their website the club say barcelona will have to pay $200000000.00 euros due to a clause increase months contracts. and before we go a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you turkey has taken delivery of a russian defense system risking u.s. sanctions the 1st shipment of parts for the s 400 system has arrived at an air base near the turkish capital ankara in defiance of concerns expressed by the u.s. and turkey's other gedo allies. are watching t w news up next on business africa with their cocoa farmers seen very little profit from their harvest ivory coast an

grueling racing italy's jute julio ciccone held on to the overall the in today's stage 8 will be on a hilly ride from mccall to. well staying in france it's gearing up for its bus deal day military parade on sunday where all eyes will be on the sky take a look at this the french military due to debut a device they're calling the fly aboard it's a hoverboard capable of carrying a soldier you see him right there up to 2000 meters high it can reach speeds of 200 kilometers an hour it was invented by a former jets the pilot frankie's of the final rehearsals with it were conducted this week. a reminder now the top story we're following for you at this hour the united nations has told brussels it needs to do more to stop violence from drowning in the mediterranean the u.n. wants the e.u. to resume rescue missions and see just resistance from some member states. you're watching news from berlin coming up moon mission a long journey into space g.w. meets the 1st german on the move or news on the way the top of the hour they just. believe. a little. loop. please. please.

france by holding on to the yellow jersey for a 2nd consecutive day stagehand on monday will be a hilly ride from san flora to. watching t.v. news from berlin coming up an explosion and gun violence in the u.s. city of chicago stay tuned for our documentary i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks for watching have a great day. for 1st conan listen. doris grandmothers are. joining a regular jane on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary.

. >> commissioner hillis: second. >> vice president koppel: commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: can you make the screen translucent? >> yeah. i've been doing a ton of these, and we get the same comments. we call that opaque screen. you tell me, 6 or 7 feet high. >> commissioner fung: accept it as amended. i didn't know i made the motion. >> vice president koppel: we'll accept that. >> clerk: all right, commissioners, there is somewhat of a motion that's been amended to include a 6-foot opaque screen for a privacy screen. >> commissioner hillis: that translucent or opaque? >> commissioner richards: opaque is fine. rich, rich, rich. [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously, 5-0. >> vice president koppel: meeting adjourned. [gavel] >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time, people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though people move away, wh

the path is the oldest proclaimed nature reserve in africa the consists of 960 square kilometers of hilly topography and is known for its rich wildlife and conservation efforts here teach the. the big 5 game animals can be found in just a short amount of time also we were able to see 4 out of the big 5 for now 1st game drives. and we are back at the chemical resort in the pool which is the perfect way finish this trip through the region of western to not stop . but. back in germany i'm on my way to the protests mining area stretching out on both sides of the back and hesson as well as tooling up between 194-5989 it was divided after reunification east and west german potage industries merged the privatisation led to the closure of unsafe or inefficient mines and the loss of many jobs in the former east the mine in macas was turned into a visitor's attraction. polish google takes me on a tour of the huge underground labyrinth. even the ride is quite an adventure. 140 square kilometers of winding tunnels the nazis believed this to be the perfect hiding spot in april of 1945 u.s. soldiers co

commissioner hillis? >> commissioner hillis: i know we're not -- we don't necessarily vote on this, but i think it's a great piece. thank you, miss keen, for showing it to us. i kind of like the fact that it's referencing back what we've seen on buildings on market street, so thank you. >> vice president koppel: just another couple comments. definitely supportive of this piece. being an electrician, we're at home on a ladder, and we don't very often see ladders that are lit up, so i think it's going to look great. thank you. >> clerk: seeing nothing further, commissioners, we can move on to item 11, senate act 330 of 2019, informational presentation. >> general jonas, i have a cou handouts for the commissioners. >> all right. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is jacob bent live -- bentliff, planning department staff. we're here on a presentation of senate bill 330, the bill is titled the housing crisis act of 2019. the bill was introduced by s a senator nancy skinner of berkeley. in may, it went on t

. >> markle was in the stands with lindsay roth and genevieve hillis, itself sparking fresh speculationver the weekend. >> we'll see. >>> back here at home and back to justin timberlake, as we're finding out just how much of an outdoorsman he is. >> the singer celebrated independence day a bit early with wife jessica biel -- >> two! two of them. >> by going ax-throwing there. >> uh-huh, bringing sexy ax. >> slow motion on that one, man of the woods. >> thankfully the couple's 4-year-old son, silas, was not in attendance while mom and dad were throwing axes, because jessica also got in on it. both of them amazing at this. >> why are we saying thankfully? because i'm pretty sure they would have been safe. >> yeah? >> with silas around. >> throwing those axes? yeah. >> probably not. >>> so we've got some big news for fans of "white chicks." remember that movie, right? >> terry crews told andy cohen on a recent episode of "watch what happens live" that the sequel to the wayans brothers film is in the works. crews played pro basketball player latrell spencer in the 2004 movie. >> how about a

too much of a visibility impact it's sitting for the most part right above us this morning, so the hillypots those are you going to see it but elsewhere, yeah, it's actually a really nice drive into work this morning. still a little bit on the gray side eventually as that sun comes f is going to burn off a bit quicker than it did yesterday, cnn get a dose of sunshine sooner. temperatures are going to be very similar. so yeah very much so similar day to where we were at 24 hours ago. this low pressure area to our north is helping to nudge few days that means inland areas staying out of the 90's for the most part at least still hanging on to temperatures in the 80's inland with 60's and 70's as you'd expect by the coast. tonight, another foggia evening and setting us up for a foggy start to the day tomorrow then going to be seeing some more sunshine into the afternoon tomorrow so nothing too remarkable about the remainder of the week or hanging out very close to average which is not a bad place to be 60's and 70's in san francisco, 60's right up and down the coastline and then a few 70's f

. >> and contra costa county a fire broke out in martinez and that burned the hilly area off of franklin canyon road. topper five was over at the scene, it scorched about six acres. fire crews believe it may have been caused by fireworks. >>> we are concerned that there are probably still a lot of illegal fireworks out there. and we are concerned that there may be more fires, like we had last night, tonight and tomorrow night. >> contra costa fire has not responded to at least 38 fires blamed on the illegal fireworks. >>> a driver is under arrest for dui after a deadly crash on mount hamilton overnight. the chp says a range rover plunged off the side of mount hamilton road east of allen rock road. just before midnight. the 52-year-old passenger died at the scene. firefighters used cables to waste the suv out of a ditch. officers determined that the driver, 36-year-old latoya phillips, was under the influence of alcohol. she was arrested for felony dui. phillips told officers they were leaving a restaurant and heading down a hill when their vehicle drifted. >>> meanwhile in san lorenzo a

the main shows as a hilly area where fighting took place between gregson turks. this tank serves as a memorial has signed says he would like to be able to walk across to the next village but that it's just not possible. for them and all of the uk as long as i live i will have hope that we can make reunification work that the politicians may not wanted but i still have hope. ready we move further east to the village appeal. much of the village lies within the de-militarized zone and the population includes both greek and turkish cypriots. a contingent of un peacekeeping troops has been based here since 974 about half of the village lies south of the green line and there's a border to the north but not to the south it is home to both greek and turkish cypriots there's both a church and a mosque street signs in greek and turkish and 2 men one for the greeks and one for the turks. but there's not a lot of interaction between the 2 communities. that separation begins at school and of course there are 2 of them. john at school is a teacher at the turkish school for man

de france belongs to south africa's daryl impey he won stage 9 after the 170 kilometer track of a hilly terrain to believe you'd impi is the 1st south african to win a stage since 2007 frenchmen julian elephant in the race leader's yellow jersey that's all sport we have if an hour stay tuned for more later. and that is it for me david for the news hour but don't go away alamo idea is here with more of the day from you stay with us. every week brings a series of breaking stories this maximum jail term has jumped from 5 years to 175 years there listening post as we turn the cameras on the media donald trump shouldn't be the one deciding who is a journalist and who isn't and focus on how they would call it on the stories that matter the most they will closer and closer to a tire shut down both international and domestic news coverage on al-jazeera. in the year 127118 a gunman italian agent set out on an extraordinary journey i mean traveled the furthest reaches of the muslim marco polo as world feel radically altered beijing the city established by cooper the cop is still today china's str

. >>> now that that fear storm that's hammering the gulf coast right now, cities reporting hilly lane is live in new orleans were tropical storm barry has made landfall. hillary? >> reporter: juliet, there's been steady rain throughout the day, and even though the mayor of new orleans says this area did not get a direct hit, there is still a lot of concern about flash flooding and storm surge. early today, we were in morgan city. that is where the hurricane made landfall and batter the area. barry hit the louisiana coast saturday as a category one hurricane, but quickly weakened into a tropical storm. still the storm is forecasted to dump heavy and potential is rain in the gulf for this. >> rainfall remains of primary hazard. the vast majority of the rain that is falling right now is falling in the gulf. that will soon change. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bel edwards at 10 to 15 inches of rain is expected with pockets of higher amounts. the rain presents a test of the flood prevention system new orleans built after hurricane katrina 14 years ago. edwards says know that these h

nick bryant has this report on an eventful day on capitol hilli : democrats were hoping these hearings would not justau provide the obook version of the mueller report, but a summer blockbuster movie. but the former special counsel did not even want to appear on capitol hill and stuck closely to the script and main findings of his 400-page report. t mr. muelle investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired with the russian government in its election interference activities. b mr. muelle the report did -- nick: but the report did not clear president trump of obstruction of justice, of interfering with the russian meddling investigation. >> the report did not conclude that he did not commit obstruction of justice? is that correct? mr. mueller: that is correct. >> what about total exoneration? did you actually totally exonerate the president? mr. mueller: no. nick: mr. mueller was monosyllabic, but under republican questioning, stated that guidelines prevent sitting president from being inve after they leave office. >> could you charge the president with obst

on the hilly area off franklin canyon road. chopper five was over the scene it scorched about six acres and was contained in a little over an hour. fire crews believe it may have been caused fireworks. illegal fireworks were seen all over the bay area yesterday. don ford tells us there were 37 reported fires last night in contra costa county. and many, if not all were related to fireworks. in >> reporter: for weeks leading up to the fourth of july, the fire department has been warning us of dangerous conditions. but apparently after last night's results, some people just don't get it. >> as soon as the sun starts to go down and people start letting off their fireworks and firecrackers, we just pretty much go from incident to incident. >> all night long? >> all night long. >> reporter: >> based on what we saw last night, the fourth of july, we are anticipating we may have a couple of tough nights. >> they say pictures are worth 1000 words as we gave you the pictures there and will try to recoup and recover from little technical

de france belonged to south africa's daryl impey he won stage 9 after the 170 kilometer trick over hilly terrain to believe you'd impi is the 1st south african to win a stage since 2007 frenchman julian alef in the parade saying the race leader's yellow jersey. coming up again later barbara peter thank you well speaking of a steel day celebrations are finished with a bang in paris with the city sky illuminated with a colorful fireworks display earlier the french president a man who led to the traditional military parade on the. france's national day commemorates the day that the french people took over the prison in paris and $789.00 which led to the french revolution. that is it for this hour do stay with us though i'm going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's so i hope you'll join us for watching. discover new developments in surgery i'm going to have it up and whatever and here ashima japan to meet the surgeon pioneering new techniques in regenerating on days and could a breakthrough medical trial provide some much needed on says to cystic fibrosis sufferer us base

de france belonged to south africa's daryl impey he won stage 9 after the 170 kilometer trick over hilly terrain to believe you'd impi is the 1st south african to win a stage since 2007 frenchwoman julian alef in the parade saying the race leader's yellow jersey that's all sport we have for you for now stay tuned for more later. and that is it for this news hour but don't go out the back with more of the day's news stay with us. cut. and her husband gavin worsley when 4 teenagers broke down the back the teenagers described as being of african appearance a still on the run the full of this happened i wasn't scared out of black people or people of color. whatever the focus on african gang crime began in march 26th jane when violence broke out at the moon the festival at federation square in the center of melbourne to gird suit of african young people coming together in melbourne there was a far cry gather because of my rolling bowling feel or some of that was because the place because i'm involved only started choice and they just tables and that crowd already been in the media to talk a l

concerned we still do have some fog out there it's sitting for the most part aloft and sitting into the hilly spots of the bay area so do you still keep an eye out for it, it's not going to stick around as long today and that as we move into tonight, you're going to see yet another push of it so we are continuing a pretty seasonable forecast a foggy mornings sunny afternoons foggy mornings again clearing skies and tear afternoons we enjoyed abundant sunshine std all across the bay area, the exception being just those coastal areas in a few spots today we're going to see more of the same and that's going to allow temperatures to rise even further than they did for the day yesterday on monday. your current temperatures will those are in the 50's upper 50's for the most part berkeley are in the mid-fifties at 56 san francisco. also in the mid-fifties but as we move into the afternoon you're going to notice those temperatures on the rise wind speeds compared to yesterday just a bit calmer so all in all really this forecast today is like yesterday, maybe just one step better we're going to be look

areas that should be causing you problems i think will be good on your drive to work, do watch them hilly areas and that visibility in those spots though storm tracker showing dry skies across the region this morning, a certainly a bit of good news. low pressure to our north that high still looming to our south and we are again right in the middle of these 2 factors so fog again at play across the bay area this morning. although as i mentioned not as thick as it was yesterday skies cleared out this afternoon then it's a little bit ofwmarine layer pushing its way back in tonight before we do see another clear day tomorrow trend just repeats itself as we finish out the week as robin and i alluded to we are seeing some slightly cooler temperatures ahead of us, although today really leveling out with yesterday not too many big changes in temperatures today as compared to where we were for your tuesday. 60's remain up and down the pacific side of the peninsula. brisbane at 68 millbrae 73 burlingame at 76, while a range of 70's to 80's further south on the peninsula. redwood city 81 saying carl

the hilly terrain makes fighting these fires especially tough. fan the flames. it is not yet known what caused these latest wildfires but because these latest wildfires but because the fires broke out in areas very close to each other, authorities are looking into whether they were started deliberately. with a heat wave expected this week and temperatures are set to reach 40 celsius, the country remains on high alert. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: against all odds, one man'sjourney from conflict and coma to the basketball court. we will keep you across all of the day's stories, including the momentous day ahead here in westminster. mission control: you can see them coming down the ladder now. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30 year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. but now, a decade later, it's been painsta

along hayward if you're heading over to livermore along routes, it'll take at hilly areas up in the east bay and then also right along the coastline. you are looking at just a dose of fog this morning which will drop visibility in half moon bay below a mile up points for your commute elsewhere, though it's really not having that same effect taking a look at tomorrow as far as fog goes look at how it streams well into the east bay dropping visibility at 06:00am for the 4th and oakland and san francisco down below a mile foggo make its retreat on into the afternoon. so you still get your dose of sunshine but that's going to push right back into the bay come the evening which could interfere just a touch with a few fireworks displays closer to the water as far as temperatures go well they are going to be quite nice today. 50's is your current range of numbers, hayward and san jose 57 degrees each oakland at a cool 50 a berkeley and san matteo 55 while pittsburgh. our spy in the 60's currently of that 62 degrees. winds definitely more present out along the coast but also seeing some breezy c

little bit foggy right along hayward if you're heading over to livermore along routes, it'll take at hillyreas up in the east bay and then also right along the coastline. you are looking at just a dose of fog this morning which will drop visibility in half moon bay below a mile up points for your commute elsewhere, though it's really not having that same effect taking a look at tomorrow as far as fog goes look at how it streams well into the east bay dropping visibility at 06:00am for the 4th and oakland and san francisco down below a mile foggo make its retreat on into the afternoon. so you still get your dose of sunshine but that's going to push right back into the bay come the evening which could interfere just a touch with a few fireworks displays closer to the water as far as temperatures go well they are going to be quite nice today. 50's is your current range of numbers, hayward and san jose 57 degrees each oakland at a cool 50 a berkeley and san matteo 55 while pittsburgh. our spy in the 60's currently of that 62 degrees. winds definitely more present out along the coast but also s

their 3rd of france belong to south africa's daryl impey he won stage 9 after the 170 kilometer trick hilly terrain to be you'd impi is the 1st south african to win a stage since 2007 frenchman julian alef elite retained the race leaders yellow jersey. then i'll have a lot more sport for you in the 2100 g.m.t. hour but that's all for now agree ok peter thank you for that update and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera that's it for myself and the team right here in doha for this news hour but we hand you over to our colleagues in london barbara starr is with you in just a moment with much more of the day's news coming up right here on al-jazeera thanks for watching but. as iraq rebuild itself following years of conflict women struggle to play a bigger role politically and domestic violence also remains a problem. some of the brave women battling abuse talked al-jazeera about the struggles they face and that pursuit of justice. says in the discussions 2018 was the deadliest year the aviation industry has experienced for some time examining the headline many foreign journalists inc