>> i'm on 44th, judah and irving at 44th. >> commissioner honda: okay. so two blocks. >> when i walk my dog, i'd like to not be hit by a guy coming out drunk. >> commissioner honda: okay. thank you. next speaker, please. good evening and welcome. >> good evening. thank you for your time, and thank you for the attention to this matter. my name is ben herrod, and i was actually born in san francisco, and i live a couple of blocks away from the project in question at 46th and judah. i'm in full support of ben and monica. i think the intent of katy tang's legislation was to attract businesses to this neighborhood. we've talked about interpretations of this law, but i think the most important thing is the intent of this law. what she was trying to do was bring people into this area. this liquor store, it was not a grocery store. this was barely anything on the walls there. there was literally nothing. you wouldn't shop there for any reason. and her intent was to change this space, to allow businesses to come in here, restaurants to come in here, to activate t

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we have here the president of the san francisco chamber, who has been on her boat, and judy irving who featured jackie in an incredible film, pelican dreams and with that, if i could ask miss irving to come up, we have cued up and calvin, if you could show a three-minute clip, jackie, the true lover of the sea and environment to all of my colleagues and those people watching, that would be remarkably helpful. >> they find fish for you. you know they're diving for live bait, a good sign there's salmon chasing the anchovies so the pelican see them with their optic eyes. >> hey, get out of here! hey! >> there's three pelicans hangin' around the line and what do you tell people to do? >> well, it's important that you educate your people when you're fishing, when you tell people reel up, we had a big salmon on. and in order for that person to play the fish, you have to get your lines out of the water so you tell them to reel up and then you see the birds come around, because you can't play them, they're hungry. they'll go for your bait. in fact, i yelled at a customer and i said get that ba

is appeal number 19-119, dennis cantwell versus the zoning administrator, subject property, 4055 irving street, appealing the issuance on october 19 for the zoning administrator's denial of permits. note, building permit application was issued by the planning department in error and approved by the planning department on december 2, 2018. building permit was reviewed and issued by d.b.i. on october 8, 2019 as a revision to the scope of work approved under building permit application number 201906183725, and that was subsequently appealed to the board of appeals. so we will hear from the appellant first. >> commissioner honda: and good evening and welcome. >> clerk: you guys have seven minutes. >> thank you. my name is monica long, and this is my husband, dennis cantwell. we are the team behind palm city wines. we live in the outer sunset in a home that has been in my family for three generations. i am fortunate to be part of the first generation to go born in san francisco. a lot of family still live here in the city, and he worked for muni for over 30 years. when we began conceiving ou

would you like a food truck or an ice cream truck in front of your brick and mortar on ninth and irving? >> so within the block and a half about two-block radius there are five other places that have ice cream. and within a block away there's an ice cream truck in golden gate park that's a block away. >> a little bit farther that's where the parking structure is. that's almost three blocks. >> if you cross lincoln. >> cross lincoln, because you are at the corner of irving and you are three-doors down where the old mortuary was. if you go to that one block then you go into the park, pass a hall of flowers then you are going to where the parking structure is so it's really two and a half blocks. so if you were to have an ice cream truck directly in front of your food truck in front of your brick and mortar would that affect your business and how would you feel if that were the case? >> i can sigh during our due diligence we checked if there were any ice cream operations near it and we didn't find any >> again, there are other restaurants. there is a easy breezy. there is another place dow

bought a bike from swell across the road, and my daughter goes to daycare about three doors down on irving street at the opposite side. at the moment, when i walk my daughter to daycare from my house, i walk currently directly pass the existing business. i've had to dodge dog poop, and i've there's broken glass, and i've had to walk around. it's sorry that we push out business owners and residents and long-term residents that are trying to put a brand in this space. i've never met these new business owners, but as somebody who lives so close and is so intertwined in this community that we have to support people to come and build us from the ground up. >> commissioner santacana: sir, i noticed you mentioned businesses there, as well. there's a sandwich shop there? >> there's a sandwich shop on the block down, but another block, there's a better one with super awesome sandwiches. >> commissioner honda: next speaker. good evening and welcome. >> good evening. thank you. san francisco is my home. it's where i've lived longer than anywhere else. a big part of what keeps me in this city is the f

the rest of this is this and that 1st arrest irving to multiply your good. self test fire earlier about the shell casing that without those right oh. is fast isn't it you were never able to connect any of those cases with mine. wind chill me toward the crap. buffet for. the day i didn't want to abort the reading matter haven't heard him better be out of the well as lead investigator who won who directs the c.s.i. people said boyle is our integrated personal. first of us goes up to the responsibility to have certain items requested it's a cult that in this case while he had all eyes in the fire. under the back of the said show the problem the genesis is it shows that the same thing that go on. in the april 1st 2004 is correct and there's a paterson who was the part of the case no matter who the shooting is bad that happened. to grassroots group being involved in the same go right and that was right and you know that person for the rest and short of 5 years aren't producing makgabo 1st you off i didn't know you were bashing. it curves out you were already inte

plaza. >> jimmy: you saw radiohead in irving plaza >> yeah, back in the day it was before "ok computer yeah, it was happening." i am never there i am always, like, hearing about these things 30 years in new york and that was one of the only things that i've ever been at where i went, "i was there!" >> jimmy: i was there! >> i was at a happening! >> jimmy: guys, i was cool, yeah >> i was cool. i was in the winner's circle, like, for once >> jimmy: so, radiohead. >> anyway, we've known each other a long time. and i felt, you know, thom and our generation, i think, has really - he's been a songwriter who catches sort of the emotional, you know, longing. but also kind of just the terror and the dissonance of the modern world right? and their music has such beautiful, melodic, anthemic stuff. but then also just so much fracture in it, right? >> jimmy: yeah >> and i -- my character in this film, that's him in a a nutshell he's kind of a sensitive and funny and thoughtful person. but he has this brain that will not turn off and can -- and the word play. i asked -- i said to thom, i said, "loo

. >>> la prÓtesis fuetudite de la en irving. >>> estaba pues que cuando quieres hacer y no puedes porqueela. en la secundaria austin. >>> cuando quer el tratar un diseÑo, tenemos que ver o a lo mejor si le queda. >>> pero esto no los detuvo. con su creatividad. la guÍa de sus escena otrmaestr Ñon. >>> uno era como duro y el otro mÁs suave y escogÍ el mÁs suave. >>> la maestra de mÚsica la que se propuso buscar ayuda para que kayla tocara el chelo. >>> cuando tocÓ unas de las cuerdas y escuchamos el son usted el chelo supe que lo habÍamos logrado kayla iba a ser parte de la orquesta. >>> como forma de grados miento cÓ su chelo frente a los creadores de su prÓtesis habÍa en sentido de orgullo y alegrÍa ante los futuros ingenieros. >>> no es como los demÁs, ello tiene una diferencia y la hace especial y nosotros lo hacemos ayudando. >>> maravilloso todo los involucrados quÉ bien. >>> mire antigua guatemala le rindiÓ un homenaje a un clÁsico de la literatura principito con su festil durante tres dÍas, con exposiciones plantas exÓticas y concursos para los aficionados concursos para los afici

. >> people who live and work in irving ton say there is a need for more housing but the housing tends to be multifamily units. they bemoan the fact that it's changing their community. >> this pair work at tangles salon. >> you're lodsing the feeling of your neighborhood and being able to talk to each other. everything is just so fast-paced. >> a family store and restaurant and all of the things being demolished and building the high density housing where there's no sense of community. >> yes urbanization is happening across fremont, but residents of the irvington and niles and other district will be watching. >> david louie, abc 7 news. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, a decent paying tech job in silicon valley that does not require a four-year degree. what it is and the training program in fremont that could help you land it. >>> amazon is expanding its local presence again by leasing a building in livermore. the east bay times reports amazon has rented a building on longfellow court near the lawrence livermore national lab to serve as a logistics center circuit city. the livermo

it happened just before noon in the sunset district near 10th avenue and irving street.ou could see that car. that suv there about half way into the store front. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> a hit song leads to a hit lesson in the classroom that's gone viral. ♪ [ singing ] >> they changed the words and an east bay teach and her class of second graders are famous on the internet because of this video. they're performing an education-inspired version of the song by the popular singer lizzo. melissa colorado sat down with the teachers live from the elementary school in pittsburg with more. melissa. >> reporter: and her name is miss melarri and the presence of a chart-topping singer and she has a mini stage in her classroom and this is a story of someone who wanted to be a singer and settled for becoming a teacher. she said this is her dream job and just passionate about her kids. >> so i can do this. >> reporter: to parent this is room at the elementary school in pittsburg looks like your typical second grade classroom but when that beat drops -- >> this classroom turned

that because you used to tend to be historians war of the worlds in their mercury theater clifford irving rosie ruiz is a roll of these. stories professional wrestling the work kayfabe all of this. this was some type of us psychosocial test it wasn't just a bad story and i think we learned a lot from this and you know what i mean the old e.b.'s even had this been a national emergency you would have been this was a test to see whether we could actually captivate everybody's attention and the answer is yes we can do that we saved this stupid story and the contraption that couldn't lift. anything and this kid is saying repeatedly it was it was a lie. so i think we learned something. if this if we really put our minds to it we all can be connected the dots i mean. i want to it's interesting in front of me. clearly of bell magazine wrote in his piece balloon boy predicted the entire trash fired world we're currently living in a great title for an article. that basically you could see it was it was as the start of an ongoing operating failure to react skeptically and proportionally to what turn

they want they're going to eat their own so they go for silence as their main weaponized tactic in irving new and if i may not support a program go ahead arvind's question. look the number one difference between the civil war and the lower case a civil war that we're in is one difference today given the 2nd amendment and those rights bestowed upon the folks in other parts of the country. my money would be on the fly over states any day versus the bureaucratic lease in washington that war with the over and about 5 hours you get a bunch of guys and pickup trucks in texas going to washington d.c. pitchforks and all that were would be over in about 5 hours the snowflake in washington d.c. would completely cave in and that that's how that would end but i don't like that it was the 2nd time not only because i would have thought it would be that way but i doubt it would because are going to keep going on what we just heard from jen now that that what the stakes couldn't be higher everybody's playing for keep ok this is what's going on right now because the of the people and specifically thinking

. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubateger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the frequent travels travelers and we've established relationships it feels good. >> when i get lunch or come to eat the food i feel like i'm not city. i was kind of under the assumption you want to be done with our gifts you are down one time not true >> we have a lot of regulars we didn't think we'd find that here at the airport. >> people come in at least one a week for that the food and service and the atmosphere. >> the food is great in san francisco it's a coffee and i took an e calorie home every couple of weeks. >> i'm impressed i might come here on my own without a trip, you know, we have kids we could get a babysitter and have diner at the airport. >> this is a little bit of things for everybody there's plenty of restaurant to grab something and go otherwise in you want to sit you can enjoy the e

my name is leticia irving. it is my pleasure to introduce you to and in some cases reintroduce you to a few of our incredible district aapac members. over the past four years i have worked closely with these ladies and those that precede them in order to build and maintain a space where african ladies are welcome and ensure academic excellence to all students. i want to throw thanks to these ladies who spend very long nights with me and very long meetings such as this, and countless hours at education sites. so without further adieu, i would like to turn your attention to the screen for a very short video to give you a look at the work that guides us and work that we do: -- that we do. [video] >> hello and good evening. my name is lila nelson. i am the cofounder of our site's african american advisory parent group. >> hi, everyone. i'm mary lahorry and i'm the parent of a student attending ulloa school. >> and -- [inaudible] >> -- i have a daughter who's attendi attending george washington high school. >> i sub

. >>> a car crash into a building happened around lunchtime on irving street near 10th avenue in thehood. it is not clear what led to the crash but a white mazda ended up inside of oasis travel. no word on whether anyone was injured. >>> part has added elevator attendance at their stations. their presence appears to have made a significant difference. drug use and graffiti dropped to virtually zero one and attended was in the elevator. bart says expanding the program is a quality of life initiative to keep stations clean and safe. >>> i hope you had a nice day. a little bit of fog out there i love to shop for a lot of reasons. number one the fog and number to the fact that it overpowers the pyramid on the left and i like the way the sunsets. is kind of winding down on that southwest facing side of the building. it's beautiful out there right now with a lot of fog. i will be handing around probably tomorrow. a little bit of a back off from the coast is the winds will do this , but very little. the pattern is super stagnant right now. that's what fog is. that is a very stable environme

union and chestnut street corridors, my polk and columbus avenue corridors, clement street corridor, irving, terradale, some of the n.c.d.s in supervisor mandelman's corridor, but these only affect the vibrant or what should be vibrant commercial corridors in the city and county of san francisco. i commend the legislation to you, colleagues. >> thank you very much. any comments or questions from my colleagues? i also want to say that i think this amendment actually addresses the issues that supervisor stefani and i had last week in the questioning about whether or not -- who would be liable in case a business goes under, is it the tenant who is -- whose business has failed or the land or property owner. i also want to say, yes, i would love to see those spaces being utilized for non-profits and child care, but they can't afford the $20,000 a month rent. it just is what it is. in my neighborhood, i have non-profits looking for space and dying for space, but at $20,000 a month, they just can't do it. i hope the legislation will bring the prices down and be an incentive for people to keep thei

the shot at irving and 23rd avenue called barberi coast sunset. you may recognize part of the name. the same owners run mo growns in the mid-march cut area. barberi coast sunset will feature more than 200 products. a >> a former pta treasurer at a school is in trouble with police this morning. laney martha darcy has been arrested after a month's long investigation and more than $80,000 from the pta group was missing. the cash was stolen over a who year period. >>> 5:09. >>> why some leagues are not requiring a helmet for the so called safer alternatives to football. >> ware ending out the workweek. i'll have your weekend shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org. >>> we are checking out some video from overnight in orinda where four peop

injured after a car crashed into a building in san francisco today at about 11:30 this morning on irvingnner sunset neighborhood. not clear what led to the crash, but a white mazda ended up inside oasis travel and tourist agency. we are told the business owner suffered injuries to her hand and is expected to be okay. luckily an employee whose desk was in the direct path of the car was not in the building at the time. >>> right your drivers and truckers protested in san francisco today on opposite sides of the gig worker issue. uber, lyft and doorÃare funding a ballot initiative that would classify their drivers as employees. truckers who protested today opposed the law. they worry av five will force them out of business. >>> the oakland city council has approved new labor agreements with fdi you and the union representing engineers. the council voted unanimously last night to approve the new contract with the last two unions at the bargaining table. the two-year contract will provide a six person wage increase and the city will continue to pay all employee healthcare costs. those contrac

in most of the samples that the fda has tested as they try to figure out what's going on lawmakers irv sounding the alarm on the rise of youth vaping it just seems to me we need swift bold quick action more probably end up doing the wrong thing. >>but if you want less kids to smoke i just increase the penalties on people selling the kids and you might have less get smoking. >>the trump administration plans to roll out its ban on flavored vaping products that is sometime this week the president announced the new federal rules about 2 months ago. and hundreds of papers protested in washington over the weekend saying the products are healthier been smoking traditional cigarettes so keep you posted their campaign back to you. thank you grant to the north bay man is dead after his motorcycle collided with a smart rain and happened just before before 4 o'clock. >>on guerneville road and north dunn avenue in santa rosa. when police arrived they say the victim and a portion of the train were on fire firefighters managed to put out the flames but the man was declared dead at the scene don't one

but last night, celtics fans were wicked to kyrie irving.dly lion poster when the nets showed up. he didn't make the trip because of an injury. as for lakers star, anthony davis, listen to this. >> number 3, anthony davis. they served him a platter of green bean casserole. he sat out last season. he demanded to be traded. but davis gets the last laugh. he sets the record for a player facing his former team for the first time. 41 points. he had the same-sealing deal, as well. new orleans a chance to tie it at the end. the lakers won, 114-110. it would not be thanksgiving day without the overstuffed relatives on the couch. watching the bears beat the lions. the best match-up, nfc east leading cowboys hosting the buffalo bills. the cowboys are winning. but they haven't beaten a team with a winning record all season. after losing to the team last week, jerry jones was critical of jason garrett. he told me yesterday, he can make a change if he has to. >> i am a jason garrett man. i'm known for that. on the other hand, i want to win the football g

yell professor irving fisher, senator around the beginning of the depression. when before 1933. summerlike stories about celebrities. we like stories that have a certain graviton. the inauguration, by the way if you want to watch the 1933 inauguration in your president roosevelt said that in his own words, just search for it on youtube. it was all filmed beautifully done, he is more of a great voice and her current president but he was a good speaker. another thing, i'll just leave you with one thought is it is important that you don't here, there were brother causes of the great depression. i think one of them which was talked about a lot in the great depression we don't associate it was that robots are coming to replace jobs. and people are going to be permanently unemployed with these robots. they may see, wait a minute when they talking about robots or it when they talking about this in 1930. you bet they were. that was the term robot came from a play by charlie chaplin. in a nice movie about that called modern times. you should watch, it's a great movie. it's about charlie

yell professor irving fisher, said it around the beginning of the depression. way before 1933 so we write stories about celebrities. we like stories that have certain things like inauguration. on the way if you are watch 1933 the year of roosevelt just search for it on youtube. it was all filled beautifully done, you can see it. he has more of a magisterial and futuristic voice in our current president. [laughter] but he was a good speaker. all of you with one thought. i say it's important. there were other causes of the great depression. and i say one of them which was talked about a lot in the great depression, but we don't associate it was that robots are coming to replace jobs. and people are going to be permanently unemployed which means with these robots. you may see wait a minute, over the tagamet were they talking about robots in 1930s. you bet they were. the term robot came from a play. charlie chaplin had a nice movie about that called modern times. you should watch it, it is a great movie. it's about charlie chaplin was working in a factory. it was a

if you go from 19th and walk down irving, as the numbers get higher, there's less and less people on the streets except for this block on 22 and 23 and the business owners nearby are happy, because they are busier than ever. so i just want to tell you that this is a perfect case study that in sunset in a predominantly chinese residential neighborhood, this business is completely succeeding. >> thank you. commissioner richards. >> for the gentleman in the burd points about we should look at s as well as we are kind of over n era. if you look back to 1922, it did create a black market and the black market is harmful. the legal market is where you want to be because you know what you are getting and it's regulated and taxed. i think this 171 square foot, i've been driving by this place for 30 years. i can't think of a better place to have one if it were facing on a interior block on a small side street it might feel differently but i move to approve. >> second. >> commissioner diamond. >> what would happen if -- >> mic it. >> is it on? >> right here. >> what would happen if the scht if

league's best record now want a showdown of gardere kemba walker bosses new point guard with kyra irvinglonger around d'angelo russell run the warriors offense. early on look like it was going to be one of those russell night again trains a step back floater. a few plays later on the break pulls up from way back cans of 3 warriors race out to a 15 point lead. but russell couldn't finish the night midway through the 3rd another warriors injury forced to leave the game with a sprained right thumb would not returned the down the stretch warriors put up a fight kai bowman swoop in for the put back golden state takes the lead steph curry love it on the bench. the celtics just made more plays no down the stretch. jason tatum smooth on the pull of boston up 3 tatumd led all scorers with 24 points and 8 boards and then walker. still livers the dagger knocks it down falling away put up 14 points in the frame one oh 5, 1, 100 foster, your final as the warriors have now lost 6 in a row and faulted to now to our other top story, the nfl not messing around when it comes to suspending myles garrett fo

roberta muldoon was already a star from the novel john irving wrote. read that novel about two years before film production started. i never dreamed the book could be made into a film. george roy hill summoned me to read for the part i asked my agent i'd love to read to be in a movie but for what role in my agent's assistant said i don't know. there's a typo on the cast list. it says roberta but obviously that's not right. i suddenly saw the whole thing that i was the perfect roberta muldoon. >> what a role to play. especially when you think about the fact that at that time the whole idea of transsexuality is. now to come especially out here in the west coast in california commonplace but but at that time you are breaking barriers. >> was very disarming a for sure. ..... >> to see a deeply sympathetic kind role, character in the friend of the lead who is a character like roberta who was bizarre and comical and like a joke, and one or two scenes was a deeply moving character. it startled people and as far as transsexual compels, i got the most poignant

if you're a girl that's what you do and if boy that's what you do, and those kind of changes, even irv -- at? time is it's subconscious, people talk about school teachers send all the boys out to play football and the girls can sit and read in the story corner. not being aware or not thinking there might be some girls who would really like to play football, and some boys who would like to sit and listen to stories, so i think those are the issues. it's almost as though you could never solve the problem because the thing is so entangled. it was all right when it was nature and or nurture and you do do nice dichotomy study burden if they're entangled it's quite difficult. >> one or two more questions. >> thank you for the great talk. you mentioned images study that looked at male brain versus female brain and saw there's more front and back connection in the mail and more lateral connection in the female brain and then you explain that's in part dues to the training and experiences that led up to that point. so has anyone look at children and whether there's a difference in that. >> the

ben: okay, so this complex was built by irving bush, and he deve-- he made his fortune importing bananashy our door is banana yellow. lemonis: because you like the history of it all? ben: yep. so, kristin, you can now join in. lemonis: so this is -- this area is setup for the future sales organization? kristin: yep, we hope to build a whole sales team. ben: this is where the previous sales organization was. lemonis: and what happened to the previous one? ben: they turned out not to be so smart. lemonis: who was their leader, you? ben: yes. lemonis: so... when you say they weren't good enough, some of that culpability has to fall back on you. ben: i've never thought of it in that way. can you and i look at the rest of the warehouse? i'm just going to take some time with her. ben: okay. what do i do? do i leave? kristin: yeah, you -- ben: i'm kind of curious to see what he looks at. lemonis: so, all of this here is inventory, yeah? kristin: yes, so all of everything in the metal racks is going to be finished goods. lemonis: all finished goods? kristin: finished goods. lemonis: how long hav

so at this point in 1915 and then in 1917 they start to p irving cket the white house.o there are two long years of picketting every day. they would stand outside of the white house and hold their silent sentinel as they were referred to by the press. thee they would leave their headquarters, which is across the square situated right in front of the house who. so the other side of lafayette square confuse the headquarters. they would carry their banners of purple, white, and gold. they had adopted purple into the suffrage color with alice paul's new group around 1913. and basically that was what they did for two years and stood their ground. they also included. you can see there are college women. wearing the banners of which colleges they went too so they had days in which college women would protest or different state dell gages or even working women would protest too. so working women only had one day off a week from work so that was on a sunday. basically they couldn't protest unless it was a sunday and so we can talk about the working women here. where you see the

. >> all right, we'll hear from corey next who's calling for irving, texas. hi, there. >> caller: hi. i just wanted to call in to make sure that americans are using proper logic when they're assessing these sorts of scenarios. and to understand what sorts of logical fallacies exist and how they're being implemented within these kinds of hearings. you're seeing a lot of democrats asking about the, you know, the facts of the matter and getting to the bottom, and you say if a, then b, if b, then c, to reach some conclusion and getting the facts that line up. you're seeing a lot of republican committee members using logical fallacies such as a red herring, which is a diversionary tactic, such as, okay, we want want to argue if president trump was actually doing something that was potentially illegal or impeachable, so inside we're going to focus on the bidens, so you guys look over here because we want to make this argument and inquiry something that it's not. or, you know, some sort of strawman arguments where they're over sim plooify a viewpoint and say, we're

infrastructure isn't getting done because irving is so busy hating each other. >> correct. >> michaelover a decade of executive experience running the largest city in the united states. >> who cares? i don't see a big city jew exciting the vote in alabama or a lot of country. the election is going to be decided in six states. and they are not named new york. new york is in the bag. california is in the bag. we are talking about wisconsin, pennsylvania, arizona, michigan, florida. ed: judge judy was there making the case because, remember, about a week or so ago she wrote an op-ed in "u.s.a. today" i don't know why judge judy is getting involved in the democratic primary. jedediah: awesome though. ed: basically making the clays that bloomberg was the only one to save the democratic party. jedediah: she is getting involved because she represents a lot of people out there incredibly frustrated who look at the democratic field and feel like in a lot of states that bill maher just mentioned talking about florida and wisconsin. how is an elizabeth warren going to do? let's say elizabeth war