the owners of 1601 larkin. many of the remarks are more directed towards the zoning administrator down the planning commission. i have to stand up here and save them because i cannot directly direct the zoning commissioner. the zoning commissioner has the power to issue a demolition permit. we have filed a lawsuit demanding that the city issue as a demolition permit. that lawsuit is in the process of a settlement. the next settlement hearing is scheduled for september 13. we believe the city has the power and the zoning administrator has the power to issue a demolition permit. there has been no substantial burden analysis by the city in any public document showing that the city has even analyzed the substantial burden as required. the decision of the city to deny a zoning permit law violated the religious land use act. the building is not an historic structure under ceqa as a matter of law. we would urge the zoning administrator to issue eight demolition permit for the demolition of the building as required by

larkin for his willingness to serve the city and county of san francisco. it can we take this same house same call? same house same call, item passes. madam clerk, can you read item 9? >> approve the final report of the central freeway and octavia circulation study. >> there any member of the public who would like to speak on this item? please come forward. you have three minutes. >>> good morning, commissioners. >> is the mic -- >>> now it's on, thank you. good morning, commissioners. my name is jackie. i'm a member of the citizens advisory committee for the transportation authority. we heard this item at our last cac meeting and i attended last week's plans and programs committee meeting. the one thing that was not brought up as far as the octavia boulevard study, you have to remember there are a lot of senior and disabled individuals that live along this corridor that depend on safe walking, safe crossing the streets sort of thing. besides the fact there is also a major

i was on 9th heading toward larkin and traffic was forced to change lanes and take hayes instead. my entire trip which usually takes less than 15 minute took 35. >> how long have you been waiting? >> 2 hours now >> where are you coming from? >> marin county , that vatto >> how snooze trying -- there's nothing you can do. >> reporter: larkin will close again around 6:00 pm for another concert friday evening. >> reporter: lady antebellum will be performing here tomorrow evening, so expect more delays. >> temperatures were once again on the cooler side this afternoon. we saw temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s, and it's getting quite chilly out there in spots around the bay area this evening. we are going to see cooler conditions for the overnight hours, the fog not as widespread, and it's going to clear quicker than today. temperatures are still going to be in the 60s and 70s tomorrow, but we are going to see a warmer friday forecast. >>> prosecutors do not plan to file criminal charges against the uc davis police officers who sprayed students and alumni with pepper spray during

your commissioners, i am writing you in regards to revised condo designed for 1601 larkin street. it calls for demolition of the former st. john's church and building, 27 condos at that location. older women's league of san francisco supports the alternative plan, the senior housing project. it offers an opportunity for older women to age in place in their community, provide badly needing meeting space to elders and organizations and preserved historic structure in our neighborhood. we support the concept of adaptive reuse of the 1911 first st. john's united methodist church. a restored structure has potential for abuses that could benefit the surrounding community. -- for uses that could benefit the surrounding community. as a russian hill resident, i oppose demolition of the neighborhood resource, especially one that contributes to neighborhood history and ambience. we oppose demolition of neighborhood resources and support an alternative, partial preservation for reuse as affordable senior housing. san francisco it needs buildings that support community, family, and elders. rat

and all the way to larkin street. larkin street is closed. that is where this is taking place the entire area around city hall is fenced off. from the mosconi's tenor i took harrison street to larkin street. it took me about 35 minutes of that is how bad it is in that portion of the city. let me show you this video. this is the wrong the minestrone center. mineta sills sconference is going on. that-were that sells conferences going on and thousands of people are in attendance. san francisco police officers-sales office conference foot traffic it was bumper to bumper even for the cars. people trying to get to three different events. the red hot chili peppers planning at city hall. these & in the and the opera show. and the san francisco opera they could not believe the backup. and the symphony. >> it was pretty frustrating. just to do it one step at a time. you might as will just listen to the radio. the giants game also starts soon. >> the concert is expected to end at 10:00 p.m. expect these road closures to remain in effect from 6:00 p.m. t

and all the way to larkin street. larkin street is closed.at is where this is taking place the entire area around city hall is fenced off. from the street. it took me about 35 fact video. this is the wrong the on. that-were that sells conference foot traffic it for the cars. people trying to get to three different opera show. and the san the symphony. officials say that the west more mosquitoes and birds. @p@p o' >> good morning. we will see some fog returning. and as we take a look at the fog tracker 4. along the coast and towards the east bay. and these however by 10:00 a.m. mostly sunny. near the san mateo coast and it will clear for the afternoon hours. groucho repressing its way towards the overnight hours and to the east bay in the bellies and the co your temperatures still in the 50s in san francisco. a oakland, concord. and 52 degrees for the livermore valley. the afternoon will see 70's for the inland valleys with 60s in evergreen. we could see 80s in fairfield, 65 degrees expected in alameda. 59 degrees in ocean beach. and mid-70s e

he ran east along bush street and turned south on larkin street, running in the middle of traffic. not knowing what they had, the officers a housimmediately gaind chase on foot. officers minkel and everson are gaining on a suspect when suddenly he turned and fired multiple shots from a handgun he had hidden in his possession. the officers debated around by movement in her incubating on this subject. at great risk to their own lives, these officers continue their pursuit of the now known violent subject and prepared to return fire. officer everson exercise a considerable amount of restraint as there were numerous pedestrians. he did not in gauge the suspect. officer minkel had a clear range of fire and engaged in two rounds of fire. fearing for his partner's it did, he ordered the loan front passenger tuesday and the suspect vehicle and ran to assist. not knowing what to expect when he rounded the corner, he continued toward the danger, and ultimately ended up providing cover as officers moved into reductioa safe area. the suspect had a mind set he was not going back to prison, as h

commissioners, you are now on item number 12. 1601 larkin street, a quest for conditional use authorization. >> this is a motion for approval of conditional use authorization. the project as a proposal to demolish an existing vacant church. after hearing public testimony and discussing the item, the commission approved a motion to certify the eir prepared by a vote of 5-2. the commission expressed concern of the scale of the proposed building, the compatibility of the building to the proposed neighborhood. -- the to the surrounding neighborhood and the demolition to the vacant church. because-fed not recommended approval, the project -- the commission passed a motion to disapprove the conditional use operation by a vote of 6-1. the commission contended the item to a future hearing.

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today was the deadline to claim a winning mega millions ticket sold at fox liquors on larkin street inco. the ticket was for the march 30th mega millions draw. the winner had until 5:00 p.m. to claim the prize. easy come, not so easy go. >> i'm sure they don't even know. >> they are not upset. >> oh, but what might have been. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> can't dwell on the past, even if they are a mega millions winner, but obviously they don't know about it. tonight it is foggy and cool outside. i want to show you the time lapse from the roof camera. coit tower in and out of the fog. the fog is thick especially near the coast. i want to show uh another time lapse. this is a short time ago. this is what your morning commute will look like. live doppler 7hd, and you will see the fog is not only hugging the coast, but it has pushed in over parts of the bay. and you will likely run into poor visibility for the morning drive. dense in patches and warming begins tomorrow, and warm to hot weather coming for the weekend. it really will be a reminder of the summer-like steam, at

today was the deadline to claim a winning mega millions ticket sold at fox liquors on larkin street in san francisco. the ticket was for the march 30th mega millions draw. the winner had until 5:00 p.m. to claim the prize. easy come, not so easy go. >> i'm sure they don't even know. >> they are not upset. >> oh, but what might have been. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> can't dwell on the past, even if they are a mega millions winner, but obviously they don't know about it. tonight it is foggy and cool outside. i want to show you the time lapse from the roof camera. coit tower in and out of the fog. the fog is thick especially near the coast. i want to show uh another time lapse. this is a short time ago. this is what your morning commute will look like. live doppler 7hd, and you will see the fog is not only hugging the coast, but it has pushed in over parts of the bay. and you will likely run into poor visibility for the morning drive. dense in patches and warming begins tomorrow, and warm to hot weather coming for the weekend. it really will be a reminder of the summer-lik

today was the deadline to claim a winning mega millions ticket sold at fox liquors on larkin street inncisco. the ticket was for the march 30th mega millions draw. the winner had until 5:00 p.m. to claim the prize. easy come, not so easy go. >> i'm sure they don't even know. >> they are not upset. >> oh, but what might have behya patel is here wi sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> can't dwell on the past, even if they are a mega millions winner, but obviously they don't know about it. tonight it is foggy and cool outside. i want to show you the time lapse from the roof camera. coit tower in and out of the fog. the fog is thick especially near the coast. i want to show uh another time lapse. this is a short time ago. this is what your morning commute will look like. live doppler 7hd, and you will see the fog is not only hugging the coast, but it has pushed in over parts of the bay. and you will likely run into poor visibility for the morning drive. dense in patches and warming begins tomorrow, and warm to hot weather coming for the weekend. it really will be a reminder of the s

corporate challenge with corporations all across the bay area who got together to raise money for of the larkinyouth program. 10,000 people turned out to at&t park and we ran into a temperature of 57 degrees. we raised a lot of money for a very good local charitable organization. currently a shallow depth of clouds up to about 1,000 ft. 40's and '50's. we do have a little bit of stratus out there but the coast will be clear later today. this is the last official weekend of summer. there is your lunch hour, we have the clouds clearing out from ocean beach and the avenues. this light onshore flow and the folks that will really appreciate this the most are in wind. tonight we will see the return of some clouds after midnight. triple digits in fresno, modesto and manteca. 101 in redding. 67 degrees in monterey bay. '50s and '60s at the beaches. 80s and 90s in santa clara valley. the east bay, all the way up to 96 degrees. 95 in pleasanton. mid-60's in san francisco. just barely cool down on friday and saturday and a little bit more seasonal by monday and tuesday. >> we have been following a couple

and the only one still at large is a ticket sold at fox liquors on larkin street.he ticket for march 30th megamillions draw. the winner has until 5:00 p.m. today, 48 minutes. and someone has got to come forward or nobody gets it. >> i have a feeling it's a lost ticket. >> mixed news for housing market this afternoon. sales of new homes dropped last month. the median price rose by a record amount. new home sales crop dropped .3% from july. sales frup a year ago, still well below pace economists consider healthy. and median price jumped 11.2% to $256,900 the biggest gain on record. >> and outlook is not good for job market. there is a survey showing only 29% of the ceos plan to increase hirings in six months down from 36% in june. and there is a survey found they're worried about tax increases expected to take affect next year. >> barns and noble is offering up two new devices trying to woo cost conscious tab blet customer. >> and there is google street view now taking you under the sea. >> hello, larry, carolyn. radio shack coeo is out after just 16 months on the jo

it was the same with my father and larkin: my father used to say "i can tell him anything." >> rose: the book is called "lionel asbo: state of england." author martin amis, good to see you. >> always good to see you. >> thank you for joining us. see you next time.

he was talking about philip larkin, woodhouse.ne is interested. >> it was a non-subject. >> the fact that he had been well-known for what he had written in the introduction. but that didn't change with him. he thought that would have been dishonest, he said. >> absolutely. >> changing his opinion about things. >> if he had had a revelation, he would have been the first to share it and he would have done it in a very interesting way. as it happens, he didn't. >> what is mortality about? >> it's a kind of contemplation about the sad fact that we're all born to die. it also kind of is a very intimate narrative, takes you through the odyssey of being diagnosed through to near the end. it's just infused with extraordinary optimism in his hopes that he might be cured. but it's a very, very kind of materialist look about what's involved in fighting this kind of battle. a language he wouldn't like. always said cancer is not fighting me. i'm fighting it. >> what was the phrase he used? dying -- what was living -- >> dying livingly or livin

also at bay and larkin there is a crash. it's backed for a little bit of a delay.nd then we also have slow traffic on 280 in san jose. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> it looks cooler today. inland temperatures, even though some are warm to hot. it looks like a slight rebound thursday, warmer inland friday and saturday. another cooler pattern on sunday. >> all right, steve of the. >>> that's our report for this morning. we thank you for trusting the news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> we'll see you for the news at noon with more on the attack in libya that killed an american embassy that has bay area -- ambassador that has bay area ties.

he was talking about phillip larkin otten. god never came up if anyone's interested.ad written. that didn't change with him. he thought that would have been dishonest to say. >> yeah. absolutely. >> that changed my opinion about things. >> yeah. well, i mean if he had had a revelation, he would have been the first to share it and he would have done it in a very interesting way, but as it happens, he didn't. >> so what is mortality about? >> it's a kind of comtemplation about the sad fact that we're all born to die and it also kind of is a very intimate narrative. it takes you through the odyssey of being diagnosed through to near the end, and it's just infused with extraordinary optimism and his hope that he might be cured but it's a very very kind of materialist look at what's involved in fighting this kind of battle a language he wouldn't like. he always said cancer is fighting me, i'm not fighting it. >> what's the phrase he used lying -- dying -- what was it livingly dying. >> dying livingly or livingly dying. >> yeah. meaning what? >> well, that he had to -- he h

we need to make this something that is financially unattractive for lacy and larkin who own back page.comt before. sitting down the hall from me are girls like asia, but younger, 12, 13, 14, or even 18 or 19 who were bought and sold on their website and they know about it because i've sent them letters and photos. i've begged their reporters that they say screen the ads. do something about this. this is a real girl, a real situation. no response at all. then finally, i think that what's really amazing about asia and other girls who are speaking up, they're showing other girls who were there in those hotel rooms and apartments, you can stand up. we're not going to stand for this anymore. i know we work tirelessly with the president's administration in preparation for the speech he gave tuesday. it was incredible to see the reaction of our fwirgirls in ou office. he talked about us. >> what is it like to have the president of the united states saying your experience exists? >> i actually cried for about five minutes because i was kind of in such shock like did he really actually mention lik