. >> commissioner koppel. >> commissioner ruiz will be absent. item it is for continuance the family housing opportunity special use district planning code and zoning map amendments are proposed to be continued to june first. item 2. the property of 326, 27th street a cu proposed for continuance to july 27 of 23. i have no others proposed to be continued we should take public comment. members of the public this is your opportunity to address the 2 items proposed to be continued in the chambers come forward. if you are remote press star 3. seeing no requests. commissioners. public comment is closed. your calendar is before you. is it not working? hi. commissioner imperial. move to continue items as proposed. >> seconded. >> on this motion to continue items, commissioner braun >> aye yoochl commissioner diamond. >> aye >> commissioner imperial. >> aye >> commissioner koppel. >> aye >> commissioner mor. >> aye >> president tanner. >> aye >> that motion passes 6-0. and am place us under commission matters land acknowledgment. thank you. commissioners

. >> commissioner koppel >> first is consideration of items proposed for continuance. item one, 345 spears street a cu proposeed june 15th. 2023. americans we have a last minute request for continuance under the regular calendar. for let me finds it here. 11. alemany boulevard cu to condition to july 13th, 2023. i have no other items proposed for continuance. we should take public comment this is your opportunity to address the commission on the matters proposed for continuance only on the matter of continuance. if you are here step forward. remote, press star 3 or raise your hand. >> seeing no asks to speak -- come forward, ma'am. >> i want to let you know our table is [inaudible]. no truck at all >> we are on the items proposed for continuance. >> san bruno avenue. i know last call for public ment on the continuance. seeing no requests. public comment is closed. i take that back there is a gentlemen. go to remote caller. >> good afternoon i'm gray trust. i'm i noticed that we only requested for 2 items on continuance i want to let you know i represent pacific bay and

. >>> ted koppel sits down with renowned statesman and diplomat henry kissinger. quarter to the calendar, even at age 100. ho o fatherhood from anderson cooper and close friend andy cohen and more. it's a sunday morning for may 7th, 2023. and wel er illinois is in the middle. and what do you find in the middle? the meeting point of humanity and history. it's the middle of the architectural revolution. welcome to the middle of everything. >>> we begin this morning with the latest on still another shooting with mass casualties. this time yesterday afternoon at an outlet mall near dallas. we get the latest from omar villafranca. >> reporter: a lone gunman opened fire sending hundreds fleeing in panic at a suburban dallas shopping center. >> all of a sudden pop, pop, pop. grabbed my kids and ran. >> reporter: at least eight people were killed and seven others were wounded. some of them children before the gunman was shot dead by a police officer at the scene. allen, texas, police chief brian harvey. >> he heard gunshots, went to the gunshots, engaged the suspect and n

may 22nd koppel morning news goinlo south bay temperatures low to mid 80's for you. well, a range of 70's to 80's across the east bay. it is for areas like side from oakland and berkeley, which state in the upper 60's, antioch in vacaville. you were to 90's yesterday today. it's just 88 cdc. temperatures moving the right direction, not quite as soaring hot, but we will be looking at even further movement into thursday, friday and saturday. our coolest days of the forecast, especially saturday when our inland areas will only be in the upper 70's and bayshore 60's. enjoy it because we do heat up a little again into early next week. rain have right, john, thank you for that. let's check on the bridge is about a 7 minute ride into the city this morning. still pretty early. >> our san mateo bridge, 12 minutes there, 80 to 101, is bridge about 7 minutes. and let's check on the golden gate bridge. still, fall 19 minutes on this wednesday. well, steve kerr had his in the year press conference and a whole lot to say why says the drama at the beginning of the season impacted t

monday may 22nd koppel morning news. we'll be on weekdays from 05:00am to 11. we'll be right back. we'll take a look at this. a flower super bowl is in. >> full glory along the coast in pacifica. well, it's not a major tourist destination. so has really become one. all thanks to the flowers at the top of more point, you can find poppies and go field and tight hips and a lot more. they are right up there with their phones, taking pictures, visitors that we met with our and all of nature's grand display. if you like to see them for yourself, you should go rather than later. that's because the warmer weather will try flowers gnomes at to find that out. all right. back here at home, we need to know if we're going to be dried out for this week. if we need to get outside water plants before sun does it. john, good morning. yeah, i have sons been water and i saw i guess you could say it's definitely been a hot weekend and we're about to be looking at. >> a pretty warm rest of the week ahead of us. we are going to see temperatures briefly spiking back up tomorrow before we do cool down a l

. >>> ted koppel has the story of a musician who hits the high notes in more ways than one. ♪ >> reporter kind of t their tracks in the french quarter of new orleans. ♪ >> reporter: and brings jazz lovers out of their seats at the kennedy center. how you get from one place to the other? >> let's go for it. >> reporter: depends who is watching "sunday morning." >> i about fell off my couch. >> reporter: later on this "sunday morning." >>> well deadline drawing near and word last night of a deal to raise the debt ceiling, david pogue adds all up. >>> mo rocca is on broadway with a show-stopper. actor and singer lillias. >>> rita braver is talking with best-selling author isabel allende. >>> plus, bill flan begin with an appreciation of the remarkable life and career of tina turner. a story from steve hartman. a visit to the museum of failure. and more this "sunday morning," may 28th, 23. >>> we have been hearing about it for weeks now, months now. the impasse over raising the nation's debt ceiling. but what's really at stake here? deal or no deal? why has it become such an old familiar tune

commissioner diamond here, commissioner imperial koppel here. and we do expect commissioner ruiz to be absent today. oh, i'll do the roll call by the building inspection commission. president veto here, vice president tam here commissioner alexander toot here. commissioner newman here, commissioner shattuck's commissioner summer here. thank you. commissioners you have one item on your special calendar. today case number 2022-10. zero community oh, th for the site permit reform project. this is an informational presentation. before the staff presentation, which i know mr christiansen. you've been getting ready for quite a while. so we thank you just a little patients here and welcome the members of the building inspection commission here. we're very excited to have you here. um and very excited to see such a full house. for what i think is a very exciting topic, which is, you know, permit. streamlining what could be more fun than looking at flow charts and thinking about how to move the boxes and how to get rid of our boxes and forms and things l

koppel -- a couple of lines crossing from nissan, the japanese automaker upgrading their forecasts inf full-year operating income profit, well above the estimate. operating profit expected to come at ¥520 billion, a full ¥120 billion above the average estimate. there are still question marks for this automaker around margins, the transition to ev's particularly in that chinese market, and whether or not they can get back to full production. they are expecting 4 million units to be delivered this year and it has a production capacity of over 5 million units. the overall full-year operating income profit coming ahead of estimates for nissan. coming up, disney is seeing a wide loss in its streaming business after losing subscribers for two straight quarters. more details on that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 45 minutes into european trading day and you are getting slightly more conviction around the optimism through these equity markets. 0.6% gain for the european benchmark. the nasdaq yesterday tech heavy, getting back to levels seen last august. the le

he played people like ted koppel very well.teresting about kissinger, we know about his eight years in office. he was national security director and secretary of state under nixon and ford for a full eight years. secretary of state for the last couple of those years. we have documents -- kissinger himself has declassified, given his archive. but what happened after, when he becomes a kind of sage ponded, bipartisan ponded that bill clinton really militates -- rehabilitates kissinger by giving him certain seriousness, rehabilitates them for the democratic party. then kissinger associates. he is out of office now for, what, 50 years and during that time, kissinger associates has been a kind of premier concierge service for the global elite. it has brokered the privatization of national industries in latin america and eastern europe, russia. he is a key player in all of these movements. we have no information about any of that. it is arguably more consequential in some ways. maybe not. i guess the actual war crimes were what he wa

i wanted to ask regarding commissioner koppel's comment about the labor force. uh uh, issue. are you referring to city billed as being, uh on page five slide. 10, the major source of labor under the hiring goals. you mentioned that city build was? yeah okay. and i wonder if there's a breakdown of the neighborhoods for the neighborhoods of where the hires come from. is it in the materials or it would be interesting to know if we could have that at some point. it doesn't have to, you know, happen today. yeah we have presented that information in the past and because construction ended in 2019. we didn't include that kind of detail in the presentation in the interest of just keeping it more streamlined, but i would be happy to provide that to you immediately following the hearing, it was available. that would be great. thank you so much. and also i wanted to appreciate commissioner bronze comments that that yes, we have these barriers, but it is a challenge to be met. and going back to the things that we've all pointed out. um, we are. you know, this is all of this, and particul

i wanted to ask regarding commissioner koppel's comment about the labor force. uh uh, issue. you referring to city billed as being, uh on page five slide. 10, the major source of labor under the hiring goals. you mentioned that city build was? yeah okay. and i wonder if there's a breakdown of the neighborhoods for the neighborhoods of where the hires come from. is it in the materials or it would be interesting to know if we could have that at some point. it doesn't have to, you know, happen today. yeah we have presented that information in the past and because construction ended in 2019. we didn't include that kind of detail in the presentation in the interest of just keeping it more streamlined, but i would be happy to provide that to you immediately following the hearing, it was available. that would be great. thank you so much. and also i wanted to appreciate commissioner bronze comments that that yes, we have these barriers, but it is a challenge to be met. and going back to the things that we've all pointed out. um, we are. you know, this is all of this, and particularly