(ted koppel) 30 million americans have copd, half don't yet know it. the doctor told me you have copd...what's that? (ted koppel) people struggling with copd are especially vulnerable to covid. (rhonda) it cut my life in half, that's what it did. (ted koppel) if we can't find them, we can't help them. help us help them. visit copdsos.org. >> cassidy hutchinson testimony today, shocking. even after everything we have seen and heard. and every president manning to go to the capital and saying and i'm quoting here, i am the president, the supporters were armed with a demand they be taken away because they insisted they were not there to hurt him. vertical analyst and co-author of this will not pass, trump, biden, and the battle for america's future. also legal analyst corey cordero and political commentator charlie dent. good to see all of you, thank you so much for joining. hutchinson testified to hearing discussions about the proud boys, oath keepers, whenever rudy giuliani was around the time of the planning of the january 6 raleigh, and also testified

moore and commissioner koppel -- commissioner moore and koppel. >> i would ask the architect to state more about the minimum of 10 feet between the rear facing on the 6 story and the front facing units of the building. 10 by 20 with the minimal sitting on top of each other with these floors. the second part of the question is the second building does not have its open be address. only access to the common corridor of the main building going to the rear. minimal courtyard dividing the two buildings. how do you deal with the privacy and the fire and safety issue? how do you deal with the individual identity of the units? >> i will start with the separation of rear building from the front building. the main requirement is that 10 feet would allow certain percentage of openings. the primary driver was to allow us to have at least 25% openings. to address privacy issues. we have laid out the windows and openings so they don't align from the front to the rear building. in the cases where we have projections the windows face outwards in the sides rather than directly back towards the main bu

moore and commissioner koppel -- commissioner moore and koppel. >> i would ask the architect to state more about the minimum of 10 feet between the rear facing on the 6 story and the front facing units of the building. 10 by 20 with the minimal sitting on top of each other with these floors. the second part of the question is the second building does not have its open be address. only access to the common corridor of the main building going to the rear. minimal courtyard dividing the two buildings. how do you deal with the privacy and the fire and safety issue? how do you deal with the individual identity of the units? >> i will start with the separation of rear building from the front building. the main requirement is that 10 feet would allow certain percentage of openings. the primary driver was to allow us to have at least 25% openings. to address privacy issues. we have laid out the windows and openings so they don't align from the front to the rear building. in the cases where we have projections the windows face outwards in the sides rather than directly back towards the main bu

. >> commissioner koppel: here. >> commissioner ruiz: here. >> thank you, commissioners. first on the agenda is consideration of items proposed for continuance. item 1, to 22-3902pca for the neighborhood commercial and mixed use districts planning code amendment. is it proposed for continuance to june. item 2, 2021-2030 youtube street, conditional use authorization is proposed for continuance. item 3, 45 bernard street, a discretionary review is proposed for continuance to july 21, 2022. item 4, case number 2016-302drp. 460 valetio street proposed for continuance to august 25, 202525. members of the public, this is your opportunity to address the commission on the matter of continuance for any of these items. if you are remote, press star 3. public comment is now closed an it is before you, commissioners. >> president tanner: any motions. >> commissioner koppel: motion to continue as stated. >> second. >> jonas: thank you. then to continue all items, commissioner ruiz. >> commissioner ruiz: aye. >> commissioner diamond: aye. >> commissioner fung: aye. >> commissioner impe

. >> commissioner koppel: here. >> commissioner ruiz: here. >> thank you, commissioners. first on the agenda is consideration of items proposed for continuance. item 1, to 22-3902pca for the neighborhood commercial and mixed use districts planning code amendment. is it proposed for continuance to june. item 2, 2021-2030 youtube street, conditional use authorization is proposed for continuance. item 3, 45 bernard street, a discretionary review is proposed for continuance to july 21, 2022. item 4, case number 2016-302drp. 460 valetio street proposed for continuance to august 25, 202525. members of the public, this is your opportunity to address the commission on the matter of continuance for any of these items. if you are remote, press star 3. public comment is now closed an it is before you, commissioners. >> president tanner: any motions. >> commissioner koppel: motion to continue as stated. >> second. >> jonas: thank you. then to continue all items, commissioner ruiz. >> commissioner ruiz: aye. >> commissioner diamond: aye. >> commissioner fung: aye. >> commissioner impe

>> commissioner koppel?> commissioner koppel: yeah. >> president tanner: commissioner imperial. >> commissioner imperial: i appreciate what other commissioners say in regards to having the adu in -- if when -- if this merger is approved, however, as my comment in here, is again in terms of the residential policy and the merger on this that we are actually increasing the size which is -- which, you know, about 2000 square feet -- averaging 2000 square feet for two units and only one of the unit i believe will be subject to the sb330. so in terms of balancing what we're getting out in this in the city is that we have merged into two units into big size and only one is complied to sb330. so in that sense, i will not support this project. >> president tanner: thank you, commissioner. i did also want to note, i think there was a member of the public who gave comment that the adu is not labeled in the plan. i did download the plan and the packet, the case report, i saw that the adu is labeled on page 26. if the me

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definitely in full support. >> commissioner: thank you, commissioner koppel. commissioner imperial?missioner: i'm generally supportive of the project. this is my first time seeing condominiums with rental units and affordable housing in one project. yes, i am actually excited to see this and i don't know if this is something we're going to see more in the future. in terms of architecture i think it's also well designed. i'm not an architect but the architect has described his thoughtfulness around this. i think it's good. one of my question to the developer is around the condominiums in terms of i know there are a lot of b.m.r.s under rental but in terms of condominiums the b.m.r. home ownership was that considered or why not considered? >> we spent a long time in conjunction with ocii staff also evaluating the optimal program for not only the site but in the context of the broader neighborhood. you may know that one recently delivered project right the street at mira also ocii sponsored project did do for sale home ownership. there were some challenges and we felt given the fact th

of a submittal and this particular submittal does not give us that. >> thank you. >> commissioner koppel: i'll move to not take d.r. and approve the project. >> second. you can have a seat. thank you. >> jonas: if there is no other commissioner deliberation, there is a motion seconded to not make d.r. approval for the project as proposed. >> commissioner ruiz: no. >> commissioner diamond: aye. >> commissioner fung: aye. >> commissioner imperial: aye. >> commissioner koppel: aye. >> commissioner moore: aye. >> president tanner: aye. so moved, commissioners that motion passes 6-1 with commissioner ruiz voting against. that concludes today's hearing. >> thank you, everyone. >> we will adjourn in honor of the victims of the buffalo and the uvalde massacre. thank you. >> chinatown battleground is something i have always wanted to do because we have never had the chinese americans in the military. our history goes back all the way to 1861 to afghanistan. the exhibition is two-parts. one is a visual history which is told through the banners. then basically what i wanted to do was make sure that

. >> commissioner koppel: aye. >> commissioner moore: aye. >> president tanner: aye. so moved, commissioners that motion passes 6-1 with commissioner ruiz voting against. that concludes today's hearing. >> thank you, everyone. >> we will adjourn in honor of the victims of the buffalo and the uvalde massacre. thank you. >> i don't think you need to be an expert to look around and see the increasing frequency of fires throughout california. they are continuing at an ever-increasing rate every summer, and as we all know, the drought continues and huge shortages of water right now. i don't think you have to be an expert to see the impact. when people create greenhouse gases, we are doing so by different activities like burning fossil fuels and letting off carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and we also do this with food waste. when we waste solid food and leave it in the landfill, it puts methane gas into the atmosphere and that accelerates the rate at which we are warming our planet and makes all the effects of climate change worse. the good news is there are a lot of thi

one of the few tv interviews he wanted was with "nightline's" ted koppel. >> elvis' success was partolonel parker. >> reporter: using this as source material for the role. >> the trope is he was an evil guy who manipulated elvis. even priscilla said, elvis could have said no. there would have been a price, but he could have said no. >> reporter: when the colonel got elvis into living rooms across america, his moves practically melted the screen. thereafter the colonel made him a film star. but mediocre. "blew hawaii," anyone? >> what was it like if he didn't get to record the songs he wanted to record or be in the movies he wanted to? >> not good at all. he let us all know when he was upset. he'd go on a rampage. cursing certain people. then he started realizing colonel was messing with his life as far as music choices. >> reporter: elvis illuminates how the king's musical success was rooted in his love of black culture, something daughter lisa marie sought to be included. >> i was very interested in having, you know, the fact that he loved gospel music and would sit outside of the b

. >> commissioner koppel: i'll move to not take d.r. and approve the project. >> second. you can have a seat. thank you. >> jonas: if there is no other commissioner deliberation, there is a motion seconded to not make d.r. approval for the project as proposed. >> commissioner ruiz: no. >> commissioner diamond: aye. >> commissioner fung: aye. >> commissioner imperial: aye. >> commissioner koppel: aye. >> commissioner moore: aye. >> president tanner: aye. so moved, commissioners that motion passes 6-1 with commissioner ruiz voting against. that concludes today's hearing. >> thank you, everyone. >> we will adjourn in honor of the victims of the buffalo and the uvalde massacre. thank you. >> good afternoon and welcome stot san francisco historic preservation commission hearing for june 1, 2022. in person and remote hybrid hearings require everyone's attention and most of all our patience. if you are joining remote low and not speaking mute your microphone. broadcasting and strolling this live and we'll receive comment for each item today. comments are opportunity to speak dur

. >> commissioner koppel: i'll move to not take d.r. and approve the project. >> second. you can have a seat. thank you. >> jonas: if there is no other commissioner deliberation, there is a motion seconded to not make d.r. approval for the project as proposed. >> commissioner ruiz: no. >> commissioner diamond: aye. >> commissioner fung: aye. >> commissioner imperial: aye. >> commissioner koppel: aye. >> commissioner moore: aye. >> president tanner: aye. so moved, commissioners that motion passes 6-1 with commissioner ruiz voting against. that concludes today's hearing. >> thank you, everyone. >> we will adjourn in honor of the victims of the buffalo and the uvalde massacre. thank you. >> thank you very much meet nothing person in city hall room 4 huh live on sfgov.org and available to view online or lynching to calling 415-sick 15-0001. authorize said by code 54943e it is possible this some members of the small business commission may attends remote. in that upon event they will participate and vet by video if possible. >> the mall business commission thanks for televisin

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(ted koppel) 30 million americans have copd, half don't yet know it. us find them at copdsos.org. >>> dramatic new video shows a russian missile strike on a shopping mall in ukraine. this is the moment of impact as seen from a park nearby. 18 people were killed, many others wounded. salma abdelaziz is live at the scene for us. you can see the wreckage behind you. what are you seeing there, what is the aftermath of that missile strike? >> reporter: well, let's start with what they hit this complex with, russians using a missile capable of carrying a warhead that is up to 1,000 kilograms, that is 2200 pounds. you can see the result of the devastation. this shopping complex, doesn't even look like that anymore, completely destroyed. and what you are looking at now is recovery operations. these rescue workers are searching for missing bodies, of course presumed all of those people dead under that rubble. they are working around the clock and it is dangerous work. we understand overnight two of them were hospitalized because they were hit by falling debris.

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(ted koppel) 30 million americans have copd, half don't yet know it.9. if we can't find them, we can't help them. visit copdsos.org. >>> riot police repeatedly you can see beating and kicking someone curled up on the ground there. this was the scene on sunday as protesters in istanbul defied a ban on march celebrating pride month. according to local groups, lgbti and pride week, more than 350 people were detained by police. turkey's conservative government under president recep tayyip erdogan has cracked down on local lgbtq plus events. at least 23 of the protesters have been released so far. >>> in new york, the annual pride parade kicked off this weekend with planned parent hood leading the march just two days after the supreme court ruling that overturned the landmark roe v. wade decision. cnn's paolo sandoval was there and has details for you. >> reporter: the crowds are back to celebrate new york city pride. however, this year another additional element of protest is planned parenthood was invited to lead the parade this year, symbolic move meant

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. >> commissioner koppel. >> here. >> commissioner ruiz. >> here. >> on your agenda are for continuance d for 2009-0159env03 for one oak proposed to continue to june 30, 2022. 2. conditional use authorization for indefinite continuance. no other items for tip youance. public comment. this is your opportunity to address the commission on any of these items proposed to be continued. i see no requests to speak. public comment on continuance calendar is closed. they are before you, commissioners. >> any motions? >> move to continue items as proposed. >> second. >> thank you. on that motion to continue items proposed commissioner ruiz. >> aye. >> diamond. >> aye. >> funk. >> aye. >> imperial. >> aye. >> koppel. >> aye. >> moore. >> aye. >> commission president tanner. >> aye. >> so moved. that motion passes unanimously 7-0. >> continue 1b for one oak to june 30th as well. >> thank you, zoning administrator. that places item 3. commission comments and questions. >> i am sad i am not with you all in person today. i have covid. it finally caught me someplace in san francisco. i am taking advant