but we have very happy for kathrin moore. thank you for your service. >> good afternoon, supervisors tang, yee and campos. my name is rose wilson a member of the san francisco neighborhoods and historic preservation. i also want to thank kathrin moore for all of her previous decisions, they are very hard to make and take a lot of courage. i hate to say jargon but she's thorough and complete and accurate just like ir's. i appreciate her work on every issue. that's what she is. she's a pro. thank you very much. i hope to have you approved today for your appointment. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is john schlessigner. before i came to the meeting, i thought what makes a great planning commissioner. i came up with a fine point. each project has to be considered as part of the whole and that's what keeps the city vibrant and livable. you have to make sure that someone makes sure that those voices that are not heard, are heard publically and somebody who understand the needs of a neighborhood organization that

but we have very happy for kathrin moore. thank you for your service. >> good afternoon, supervisors tang, yee and campos. my name

kudos to kathrin moore. it's a lot of work here. kathrin moore as an architect brings a fairness to this commission. we've worked with her for many years. whether it's neighborhood issues, citywide planning, she's excellent in these neighborhoods and understanding the planning codes with all the new amendments, that takes a huge amount of time and understanding. her urban planning. as talked about earlier she was in treasure island, all of this stuff. it's easy to be a paid person to get a salary, but when you volunteer and spend the time, to any commissioner, i say well done. her knowledge on neighborhood issues, dealing with neighbors. let's move ahead and bring her upstairs back to the hearing. supervisors, thank you very much. >> sue. i'm one of the people that needs to go back to the planning commission as well. i heard from people from wide perspectives saying what they see in kathrin moore. what i see is two enormous skills. one is a professional skill that many are absent. we haven't gone to planning school, to architect sch

but we have very happy for kathrin moore. thank you for your service. >> good afternoon, supervisors tang, yee and campos. my name is rose wilson a member of the san francisco neighborhoods and historic preservation. i also want to thank kathrin moore for all of her previous decisions, they are very hard to make and take a lot of courage. i hate to say jargon but she's thorough and complete and accurate just

first up is kathrin moore who i think all of you know. i have decided to nominate her to rea point her back to the planning commission for a third term. and given how in incredibly time intensive that position is for a volunteer position, i just wanted to thank her for here willingness to serve as what i know for all of our commissioners a significant labor of love. kathrin moore is an architect and urban designer and we have appreciated her expertise and her design that is for our noble character. she has plenty of experience planning and in design and how we as a city submit ourselves together and she has experience in every neighborhood and every corner of this city. i heard from many members of the public who reference her not just her deep knowledge but the fact that she knows so much history about what our city is about. i would like to encourage your support of her as we go through process. my second nominee to this planning commission is someone i wanted to choose who had i am mpeccable credentials. dennis richards has worked not

this is the overall site plan, which kathrin talked a little bit about. this is a diagram here, this shows -- with the white w it's a little hard to see is blocks 4, 5 and 6 which is complete, what's gray is blocks 7 and 11, those are the projects we brought to you a few months ago which are going out to bid in a couple of weeks, plus or minus, and then with orange is block 10 which is what we're here to talk about today. block 10 is at the top of the hill and as kathrin said, it's the center of the community, it's going to have a child care center and a large community serving area. this is a little diagram of the project that we put together to show the influences on the project. as fair fax kind of turns around the top of that hill and you can look down fair fax in either direction, you can see beautiful views out to san francisco or out to the city, it's at the top of the hill, there's a [inaudible] academy behind it and there's a new park that's directly adjacent to where we're proposing the child care center which is at the end of ironwood which is

. >> the 14-year-old kathrin santancito took a 60-foot fall down a rock cliff back in march. that same day set to be promoted to a cadet senior airman. she broke bones, suffered serious brain injury. after four months of recovery she got her promotion. last night she horned the firemen and officers who saved her life. >> as a firefighter, rarely you see the whole event, see someone from an incident serious as that that accident recover, fully recover, and it's great to see that. >> kathrin has undergone more than a dozen surgeries. she cannot move entirely on her own. she has a lot of rehabilitation to do. it's nice to see because we covered that. i remember the story. >> nice to see the follow-up. >> and she's doing okay. >>> 4:51. emotional send-off to one of the greatest baseball players of all time. >> looking here, great commute, not of all time, but for the morning at least. 101, san jose, from the south bay. we'll check the north bay, something going on there. >>> welcome back. 4:54. look at o.co. a's have a few days off before they get back to work friday against the

kathrin broke bone, suffered a brain injure rip she finally got her promotion.onored the firemen and officers who saved her life. >> you know you rarely as a firefighter able to see the whole event, see someone from an incident as serious as that accident fully recovers, and it's great to see that. >> kathrin has undergone more than a dozen surgeries sheep can walk with a walker but not move entirely on her own. doctors say she still has a lot of rehabilitation to do. isn't that nice? went by, shook her hand. >> brave girl. >>> fight over the a's coliseum has heated up. the mlb commissioner stepping in. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. it's 5:55. oakland city council meeting once again on the divisive coliseum lease extension for the a's. a special meeting of the council. some members say the ten-year deal is not good for the city. others say if it's shot down the a's will leave town. the board of supervisors must also approve the deal. >>> in this instance bud selig is in the a's corner. he says if the deal is not approved the a's have

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we turn to kathrine standing by in washington, d.c. with a new intel report that reveals what could be fueling the surge of illegals entering this country. kathrine. >> well, sean, the new intelligence assessment does not conclude violence is the main motivation for the thousands of children crossing the mexican border. the july 7th report from the el paso intelligence center where dea and homeland security work to collect and distribute law enforcement intelligence. misconceptions are fueling the surge. of the 230 migrants interviewed, 219 cited the primary reason of migrating to the united states was the perception of u.s. immigration laws creating free passes. coyotes or human smugglers are promoting perceived changed to u.s. immigration law after the obama administration decided in 2012 to practice prosecutorial indiscretion. >> the violence isn't new. the situation in those countries is not new. these cartels have seen a weakness in the system. they've seen statements coming from the administration that they have used in order to

freelance reporter kathrine field is on the ground in paris and has the very latest tonight. kathrine. >> reporter: sean, i think before we go into how dreadful some of these rallies were, we have to remember that there have been 300 organized rallies in france that have been approved by the police. we're talking about five particular marches that were banned that young french predominantly muslim -- defied the ban and took to the streets and they were actually in the forefront you could perhaps even say, sean, they were going out there for a fight with the police. it's very -- there are two very distinct people out there demonstrating. you get one big group who really are quite horrified by what is happening in gaza and in israel. and then you get this other group who are clearly there just to have a go. now, let's not forget that also last weekend, yes, there was a rally that had been banned in paris but went ahead. quite a few arrest, some people say 50, some say 70. but also there was a pro-israel rally. there was a pro-palestinian rally south of paris. 10,000 people turn

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our chief intelligence correspondent kathrine her ij is live in washington tonight. >> megyn, u.s. officials on the law enforcement and intelligence side say preliminary determination is surface-to-air missile but emphasized the analysis is ongoing tonight. this is a highly fluid situation as fox news confirms the technical analysis includes a sensory capability available to only a handful of nations, among them the u.s., china and russia. the satellites are part of the dsp program and have two capabilities, images and sensors, the latter detecting heat blasts. in this case the data can be matched to the time of day, the debris fell from the sky. and it can show a surge or spike in activity indicating a missile launch and its impact. this reported ten-mile debris field is described by the head of the senate intelligence committee tonight after a classified briefing as consistent with the flight sudden disintegration at high altitude. >> it looks, it appears to somebody that just looks at this that it was an in-air explosion because the debris field is so widely spread. >> fox news