commissioner hyland. >> yeah, i have a question. i don't want to belabor this too much so indulge me and because san francisco is [inaudible] taking place of the 106 review or is this -- >> [inaudible] >> i will let the project team speak to that. i wasn't directly involved in the environmental review for this. >> hi. commissioners. we are the lead in the project and this went through the process and we have that from the shipo office. can i make those materials available to you at any time. >> >> thank you. >> does shipo have comments on the details? i think it would need that the project needs to comply with the standards -- [inaudible] and in our opinion these things are not in compliance so therefore the project ought to be able to fund. >> okay. the shipo complied with the project in its design and the environmental phase since that time of the actual design work has happened and the certificate of appropriateness is a part of five of our mitigation items which is why we're here before you today looking at those topics. >> all

commissioner hyland? >> perhaps staff can write a letter to gloria yee that the entitlement review process would be the same as a landmark. >> it's in the conservation structure. >> prior to both hearings, we did send a letter to the property owners to that matter that it was not going to be treated different than if it was a landmark today. >> i would like to thank you for a very well done landmark and great research and great reading. thank you very much for that. >> thank you very much. it's a joy as i said we don't normally have so many photos and so much information. i agree with commissioner pearlman. it has a great chance for interpretation because we have so much documentation of the fire. i would like to see that and perhaps portions of this slide will live on. >> do i have a motion? >> i will motion to move forward this recommendation. >> to recommend to the board of supervisors. city clerk: thank you, on that motion to adopt the recommendation to board of supervisors to adopt that landmark desi

as soon as she saw the local hyland small businesses were being affted by the civil unrest, she went into high gear. >> oftentimes when people go through hard things together, they come together. did you experience any of that after the civil unrest with the business owners here? >> oh, definitely.

commissioner hyland? >> perhaps staff can write a letter to gloria yee that the entitlement review process would be the same as a landmark. >> it's in the conservation structure. >> prior to both hearings, we did send a letter to the property owners to that matter that it was not going to be treated different than if it was a landmark today. >> i would like to thank you for a very well done landmark and great research and great reading. thank you very much for that. >> thank you very much. it's a joy as i said we don't normally have so many photos and so much information. i agree with commissioner pearlman. it has a great chance for interpretation because we have so much documentation of the fire. i would like to see that and perhaps portions of this slide will live on. >> do i have a motion? >> i will motion to move forward this recommendation. >> to recommend to the board of supervisors. city clerk: thank you, on that motion to adopt the recommendation to board of supervisors to adopt that landmark desi

hasz commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner hyland so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero. >> jonas i think we probable should take a 5 or 10 minute break please. >> to cbo through the design times and ready to have comments good morning and welcome to the to the historic preservation commission regular hearing wednesday, november 18, 2015, and and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. commission commissioners, we left off under you're final item number 9 case the historic context for the lgbtq history in san francisco this is a historic context statement good afternoon, commissioners and historic preservation commission the last item is a consideration to adopt the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders and queer context statement for san francisco it was written historian with the lgbtq history society anothers funded committee the department staff has the responsibility to the committee the city previously relildz on the sly james in the city the sub cul

reading police say they received a complaint of a neighbor in the boston suburb leaving out samples of hyland' s 4 kids cold ' n mucus cough syrup for halloween. after officers spoke to the family, they determined it was a bad judgement call. the family will not face criminal charges. today, you can start enrolling in health care through the federal exchange. you can expect to pay more in premiums next year. the department of health and human services says the average price will increase by an 5%. there will also be 13 more types of health care plans. the federal government estimates 53,000 granite staters will enroll. this morning, dozens of concerned citizens in milford abuse. local churches partnered with community action for safe teens for a prayer service on the milford oval. lives have been lost to addiction. end of red ribbon week, a national anti-drug campaign. voters in 10 new hampshire cities will vote for their mayors on tuesday. here are the cities with seats up for grabs. in manchester, mayor ted gatsas is running against joyce craig. to learn more about the mayoral candidates in

commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman and commissioner hyland's so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously. >> now clap. >> commissioners that is on item 8 the van ness below-market rate certificate of appropriatene appropriateness. >> hello commission shelly preservation staff as the commission secretary said a certificate of appropriateness hearing to review the van ness brt bus rapid transit project since the packets were sent out i've received two comment letters from the public one from the city hall advisors preservation i'm not sure you have copies of that letter i have copies here for the public if they'll like and a letter from mary miles attorney so the commission reviews the project in october and generally supportive of many aspects of the proposal including the site plans, the proposed planting plan, the proposed platform, the fevens and railing proposed new latin-american and property cameras on the platform ass at the time at the hearing in october the commission directed the project team to further study and rise four

commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman and commissioner hyland's so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously. >> now clap. >> commissioners that is on item 8 the van ness below-market rate certificate of appropriatene appropriateness. >> hello commission shelly preservation staff as the commission secretary said a certificate of appropriateness hearing to review the van ness brt bus rapid transit project since the packets were sent out i've received two comment letters from the public one from the city hall advisors preservation i'm not sure you have copies of that letter i have copies here for the public if they'll like and a letter from mary miles attorney so the commission reviews the project in october and generally supportive of many aspects of the proposal including the site plans, the proposed planting plan, the proposed platform, the fevens and railing proposed new latin-american and property cameras on the platform ass at the time at the hearing in october the commission directed the project team to further study and rise four

commissioner hyland?> perhaps staff can write a letter to gloria yee that the entitlement review process would be the same as a landmark. >> it's in the conservation structure. >> prior to both hearings, we did send a letter to the property owners to that matter that it was not going to be treated different than if it was a landmark today. >> i would like to thank you for a very well done landmark and great research and great reading. thank you very much for that. >> thank you very much. it's a joy as i said we don't normally have so many photos and so much information. i agree with commissioner pearlman. it has a great chance for interpretation because we have so much documentation of the fire. i would like to see that and perhaps portions of this slide will live on. >> do i have a motion? >> i will motion to move forward this recommendation. >> to recommend to the board of supervisors. city clerk: thank you, on that motion to adopt the recommendation to board of supervisors to adopt that landmark design

commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman and commissioner hyland's so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously. >> now clap. >> commissioners that is on item 8 the van ness below-market rate certificate of appropriatene appropriateness. >> hello commission shelly preservation staff as the commission secretary said a certificate of appropriateness hearing to review the van ness brt bus rapid transit project since the packets were sent out i've received two comment letters from the public one from the city hall advisors preservation i'm not sure you have copies of that letter i have copies here for the public if they'll like and a letter from mary miles attorney so the commission reviews the project in october and generally supportive of many aspects of the proposal including the site plans, the proposed planting plan, the proposed platform, the fevens and railing proposed new latin-american and property cameras on the platform ass at the time at the hearing in october the commission directed the project team to further study and rise four

as soon as she saw the local hyland small businesses were being affted by the civil unrest, she wentnto high gear. >> oftentimes when people go through hard things together, they come together. did you experience any of that after the civil unrest with the business owners here? >> oh, definitely. we really created wonderful relationships with the businesses. for the business owners, we were helping them file paperwork and clean up glass and get estimates. and whatever they needed. we were just a phone call away. i gave out my cell phone number. i texted and made sure they were all right. >> the community bonded and helped those who needed it. >> i can't say i knew half of the businesses and the people who ran them and worked in them before that happened. and all of a sudden we were in those stores picking up glass and picking up shoe boxes. cash registers that had been overturned. >> some people, they never probably work in here before. but they came in and they try to buy something to support this business. that is a really wonderful thing. >> thank god for the customers who kept us

lawrence hyland, national president, the retired enlisted association.onal medal of honor society. and moses mccants is junior, national commander, disabled american veterans. the associate members of the committee are located in the boxes to my left. i would like to ask the president and national commander to comprise our associate membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your applause. >> [applause] [applause] pleasure to my introduce our veterans organization host for 2015. the military officers association of america. moaa is the largest and most influential association of officers. it is the leading voice representing active duty, guard, and reserve, retired, and former officers of all seven uniformed services and force for a powerful equitable treatment for all of those who have served their country in uniform. moa's network of affiliate chapters across the u.s. actively promotes the concept of lifetime service at the national, state and community levels. as you

heading up to the pike on 128 northbound at hyland avenue, we have a disabled vehicle to talk about in needham. on the expressway, from the split into boston, that's a 15 minute ride. we did have a disabled vehicle at granite avenue. that's cleared. still your typical day on the expressway heading into boston. south of town, stoughton, we have an accident on 24 northbound at route 139. let's look at your current drive times. the expressway, the split to the tunnel is 14 minutes. heading into town on the pike from 128, a 12 minute right. 128 to the zakim bridge, 12 minutes as well and the t looks good. back to you guys. >> christa: thank you. developing this morning, more scenes like this expected in chicago. protesters taking to the streets after the release of some disturbing police dashcam video. the video showing a white officer shooting an african-american teen 16 times. >> jadiann: demonstrators were on the streets all night long. nancy chen fogle the latest developments for us. >>> as you mentioned hundreds of protesters blocked roads overnight and the situation did get physical

frank hyland on the scene and we will have updates all morning. cindy: we are heading back near the 70' going to last forever. when the cooldown comes, and when we see temperatures moderate once again coming up. . first, take a look at what to expect this morning. we have got some fog along the south coast and the cape. but clear skies and worcester. lot of 50' are from maize very. >> help us fight hunger in massachusetts. >> if you find a flyer at your front door, please help us support local food banks. >> thank you! good morning. randy: thank you. doing a good turn. scouting for food has been helping local food pantries in eastern massachusetts for 25 years. emily: they will be picking up food this saturday. do make a donation. you will find the information on our website. all week has been nice. we have been waiting for today. like thursday. cindy: we are going to have the temperatures soar back into the 70' s. a good amount of sunshine. we have been above the average each and every day this months. but i think today going to be a day that rea

on the minutes seeing none, we'll call the roll commissioner fung commissioner hyland's commissioner wilson commissioner swig thank you that that motion carries 4 to zero item 4 the jurisdiction request at 26 avenue that's been withdrawn and not be heard tonight we'll move on to item 5 the appeal william cop and barbara smith sign beggar the property on protesting the issuance on april 30th to chang of an alteration permit for temporary storing this was held in 2015 and anyone for fallout consideration the matter was continued to allow times for party to allow time for the settlement i see we have council for the appellant we have anyone representing the permit holder i had a conversation with mr. sanchez if we again center that we'll show up here he expect him that was the last directive from his i'm going to proceed without him if he comes in can tell you what part. >> is that what the board would like to do it make sense to delay that. >> we'll wait. >> call the next item okay thank you. we'll be back to say shortly. >> thank you. >> so i'm going to call item number 6 appeal tony

commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman and commissioner hyland's so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously. >> now clap. >> commissioners that is on item 8 the van ness below-market rate certificate of appropriatene appropriateness. >> hello commission shelly preservation staff as the commission secretary said a certificate of appropriateness hearing to review the van ness brt bus rapid transit project since the packets were sent out i've received two comment letters from the public one from the city hall advisors preservation i'm not sure you have copies of that letter i have copies here for the public if they'll like and a letter from mary miles attorney so the commission reviews the project in october and generally supportive of many aspects of the proposal including the site plans, the proposed planting plan, the proposed platform, the fevens and railing proposed new latin-american and property cameras on the platform ass at the time at the hearing in october the commission directed the project team to further study and rise four

tuesday al- actress sarah hyland is 25 sarah- actress katherine heigl is 37 al- actor colin hanks is 38 sarah- actor stanley livingston (my three sons) is 65 al- rock drummer pete best is 74 << >> wx timer @ :45 after some patchy fog and possibly a few slick spots early this morning, we'll see another day of widespread melting today. highs will once again reach the 40s with a few 50s southwest and some 30s northeast with a decent amount of sunshine ann steady southeasterly winds. more widespread fog and drizzle will develop tonight and con^inue into wednesday tat could make visibilities a bit lowfor you holiday travelers. a few showers will also be possible both wednesday and wednesday night that could start mixing with some sleet by early thanksgiving day. the rest of the holiday will bring a mixed bag of precipitation with the eventual switchover to light snow by nightfall that will let up by early friday morning at the latest. friday and saturday look cold and quiet before another chance of light snow sunday and monday. with dicey weather conditions over one of the busiest travel

modern family star sarah hyland rang in the big 2-5 with a smooch. she intagrammed pics and video -- including this one of her boyfriend lip-syncing the backstreet boys. (nats) the avengers are at odds in the first trailer for captain america: civil war. the full flick comes out next may. for hollywood minute -- i'm mary moloney. >> we've got a lot headed your way in our third half hour of news 4 today. in today's law review, we'll tell you what rules health professionals have to follow when it comes to their patients. and nebraska and iowa will face off on friday. we'll hear from both teams coming up in the good morning. thanks for joining me on this thanksgiving thursday, november 26th. i'm matt breen. al and sarah have the day off. coming up in this half hour of news 4 today. protests are ongoing in chicago after the release of graphic dash cam footage. the footage shows a police officer fatally shooting laquan mcdonald last year. the officer faces first degree murder charges after shooting the suspect 16 times. but protesters are more upset that

on the minutes seeing none, we'll call the roll commissioner fung commissioner hyland's commissioner wilson commissioner swig thank you that that motion carries 4 to zero item 4 the jurisdiction request at 26 avenue that's been withdrawn and not be heard tonight we'll move on to item 5 the appeal william cop and barbara smith sign beggar the property on protesting the issuance on april 30th to chang of an alteration permit for temporary storing this was held in 2015 and anyone for fallout consideration the matter was continued to allow times for party to allow time for the settlement i see we have council for the appellant we have anyone representing the permit holder i had a conversation with mr. sanchez if we again center that we'll show up here he expect him that was the last directive from his i'm going to proceed without him if he comes in can tell you what part. >> is that what the board would like to do it make sense to delay that. >> we'll wait. >> call the next item okay thank you. we'll be back to say shortly. >> thank you. >> so i'm going to call item number 6 appeal tony

. >> i'm karen hyland, i'm a lieutenant commander in the united states navy reserve.k for bp america, i'm an iraq war veteran and delighted to be here. >> i'm pete chiarelli. i did not run the army. it happened twice, you don't want to correct the president of the united states but i just want to make that clear. i was former vice chief staff of the army and i currently run a non-profit one mind that's trying to get at the biological cause of brain injury, posttraumatic stress. >> folks, thank you very much, our objective is to finding talent and retaining talent for business. i would like to start with you if i can, pete. in your research and efforts in one mind, can you dispel some of the myths and the stereotypes that are out there so we can set the record straight in terms of pts. let's focus on pts and what that means on business. >> i'm very proud of the generation of warriors because those who believe this is an injury of this generation of warriors is absolutely wrong. nothing can be further from the truth. it's been with us since war was fought. it's a good t

lawrence hyland, national president, the retired enlisted association.gressional medal of honor society. and moses mccants, jr., national commander, disabled american veterans. the associate members of the committee are located in the boxes to my left. i would like to ask the president and national commander that comprise our associate membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your applause. >> it is now my pleasure to introduce our veteran organization host for 2015. military officer association of america. moa is the1929, nations largest and most influential association of military officers. with more than 390,000 members, it is the leading voice -- representing active-duty, guard, and reserve as well as retired and former officers in all seven services. moa offers a powerful force, speaking for a strong national defense and equitable treatment for all who serve and have served their country in uniform. moa's network of affiliate chapters across the u.s. actively pro