hello board members i am james goossens-larsen, the owner of 85 sycamore street. i hope that all of you have had a chance to read our brief and review its exhibits. today i would like to briefly touch on the concerns that we have with the current project design. after that i will comment on the arguments set forth in the responding brief from the project sponsor. since we were told about the project in 2016, we had been

we've had a lot of interaction with the appellant, goossens-larsen. they are reasonable people and they are open to finding common ground. together, for example, we have resolved all of the privacy issues. they remain, however, concerned about the garden and the property values. they believe that the impact on their property will be not a big deal. >> clerk: please stop the time to give you a moment. >> so first a little history. the original proposal for the project -- sorry, if i could get this -- in 2013 was a demolition and new construction mixed use project with nine units. and in 2014, research for the lgbt contact statement was underway and the planning department encouraged the project sponsor to keep the building a historic resource, significant in the lgbt history. and we agreed. and my firm redesigned the additions four times with direction from preservation staff. we lost two units and about 25% of the area. most significant was the substantial setbacks that were required from the front and side pushed the additions back against the appell

ca veteran groff larsen . wants the american spy agencies are murdered in a public scandalous political story with the investigation of president trump putting the spotlight but his national. agency. fissions of the cia and f.b.i. escape the polarization of politics. public and will therefore radically change the situation in the country. were all from larsen former cia veteran who served as moscow section chief among other politicians welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us. now wolf the american intelligence community has been accused of being politicized many times in a bush sheriffs' to politicians use it to justify iraq now the agencies are again in a political scandal i know you pride yourself on your colleagues for being patry arctic nonpolitical but can you really be about politics in this line of work i mean that sounds kind of like fairy tale almost i think it's a standard you have to strive for i've been a lifelong political independent for that reason that you outline that it's cr

just like larsen, he became ill after coming in contact with dog saliva. their blood infections were caused by capnocytophy capnocytophyga, a bacteria found in the saliva of most dogs and some cats. >> dog bites amass tissue and crush the tissue. the bacteria can be inoculated and you get sick with high fever, low blood pressure. >> reporter: the bacteria is common in cats and dogs but completely harmless to them. it can impact humans, specifically those with low immune systems, but even then, it's really rare. people most at risk are over 40, have compromised liver function or have had their spleen removed. but doctors say there is little reason to panic. >> this is a very unusual event. it is probably less common than being struck by lightning. >> reporter: a rare and terrifying illness, but no reason to give up on your best friend. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> we're back in a moment with stars of a new romantic comedy on a serious mission. >>> it's no secret hollywood has historically offered fewer roles to asian actors. they represent less than 5% of

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i'm kate larsen in for carolyn tyler this morning. we're going to start with a quick look at our weather. we have meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. we have a slightly deeper marine layer and a slightly stronger onshore flow. so that's going to do several things, drive temperatures a little bit cooler this morning. it's also pushed the clouds in across the coast and into parts of the bay and into the east bay, as well. most temperatures in the 50s right now, but novato is only 46 degrees. and a few 60s out there, like san jose at 63, clear lake at 65 degrees. here's a beautiful view. sunrise coming up at 6:16. temperatures will be mostly in the 50s again, and we have those clouds spilling into the bay. it will become breezy this afternoon. in fact, gusty over the east bay hills and north bay mountains, up to 40-mile-per-hour winds. and inland temperatures warming up into the low 90s. up to 80 around the bay and at the coast, low 60s with that strong sea breeze. i'll have your accuweather seve

i asked him a decade ca veteran groff larsen. points to the american spy agencies and in a public scandalous political struggle with the investigation of president trump putting the spotlight but his national. agency. professionals at the cia and f.b.i. escape the polarization of politics. public and will therefore radically change the situation in the country. we're all from out larson former cia veteran who served as moscow section chief among other politicians welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us. now wolf the american intelligence community has been accused of being politicized many times in a bush sheriffs' the politicians use it to justify iraq now the agencies are again the world in a political scandal i know you pride yourself on your colleagues for being patry arctic nonpolitical but can you really be about politics in this line of work i mean that sounds kind of like fairy tale almost. i think it's a standard you have to strive for i've been a lifelong political independent for that reason that you

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opponent seven five six three germany's angelica care but had a rough ride in her match against johana larsen of sweden after winning the opening set the number four seed dropped the second before recovering in the decider to move into the next round six two five seven six four and in the men's tournament he hung showing the twenty three seed from south korea crashed out in three sets he was beaten by world number eighty four mikhail. are going to talk about some flying fish now the u.s. state of utah has revealed its latest method for replacing trout stocks in its high mountain lakes a take a look what you're seeing here a fish being dropped from a specially fitted airplane from about fifty meters above the water now despite the likely shot for the fish experts say that more than ninety five percent of them survive the fall and they say it's less stressful than the traditional method a long horseback ride in sloshing containers up a mountain trail. all right you're up to date with news i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope to see that. nico is in

kate larsen has more on what happened. >> it became a fight or flight situation. >> reporter: that's how brittney sunquist describes the lyft ride she took friday morning. >> it was a situation that i needed to quickly escape from. >> reporter: the 27-year-old ordered the lyft from a bar at 2:04 a.m. the app said she should have arrived in east oakland 14 minutes later. >> but for whatever reason, the driver veered off the destination that he was given, which was my home. and was driving me deeper into an isolated and desolate area of the oakland hills that i'm unfamiliar with. >> reporter: brittney says she ended up here in the area of montclair park, 3 1/2 miles from her home. she said she was able to escape from the lyft and run into the woods. unsure of where she was, brittney ordered another lyft at 2:30 a.m. to take her home. >> you don't know how you're going to react until these situations until they happen to you. >> reporter: she filed a police report with oakland p.d. and has been in touch with lyft, who released a statement saying in part, we've reached out to the passeng

abc 7 news reporter kate larsen has more on what happened. >> it became a fight or flight situation. >> reporter: that's how brittney sunquist describes the lyft ride she took friday morning. >> it was a situation that i needed to quickly escape from. >> reporter: the 27-year-old artist says she ordered the lift from a bar in oakland at 2:04 a.m. the app said she should have arrived in east oakland 14 minutes later. >> but for whatever reason, the driver veered off the destination that he was given, which was my home. and was driving me deeper into an isolated and desolate area of the oakland hills that i'm unfamiliar with. >> reporter: brittney says she ended up here in the area of montclair park, 3 1/2 miles from her home. she said she was able to escape from the lyft and run into the woods. unsure of where she was, brittney ordered another lyft at 2:30 a.m. to take her home. >> you don't know how you're going to react until these situations until they happen to you. >> reporter: she filed a police report with oakland p.d. and has been in touch with lyft, who released a statement s

i'm kate larsen in for carolyn tyler this morning.ll start this half hour with a look at weather. we have meteorologist di dinglasan in. >> we have temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. san francisco's 54. oakland, 55. but san jose, warmer at 64 degrees. and here's a live view of some of those low clouds over san francisco. your 12-hour day planner, which you can always download by searching the accuweather app, sunrise at 6:15. then the temperatures will pull back to the coast, by lunchtime, it will become breezy and gusty this afternoon, especially over the hills. slightly cooler temperatures today, so inland highs, only reaching the low 90s. around the bay, near 80, and at the coast, low 60s. we have a big warm-up on the way and i'll tell you about that with the accuweather seven-day forecast, coming up. kate? >> thanks, frances. >>> crews in shasta county inclu continue to battle the carr fire. today we've learned a seventh person has died. it was a pg&e worker. the crew member was doing restoration work when some kind of acc

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i'm kate larsen.keley police are bracing unry band wpo at c nd in an effort to prevent violence. last year, officers arrested manner dozen people when clashes broke out. the so-called no to marxism in america 2 is expected to happen at civic center park at noon. counterprotests are also planned. >>> and frances ding last sn he -- dinglasan is here with a look at our weather. >> satellite imagine, clouds all the way inland. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. cooler in novato, 50. san jose, a little bit milder, 56 degrees. today's highs will warm up close to yesterday's numbers, but a little bit cooler with that 10 to 20-mile-per-hour sea breeze. san jose, >>> we do welcome you back to "gma" on a sunday morning. >>> happening right now, we have breaking news overnight of an alleged assassination attempt on the president of venezuela. nicolas maduro was rushed off the stage during a military celebration. the government says drones armed with explosives were detonated. the white house not commenti

larsen is working on securing a patent.ajamas and a device that pets your dog for you. the fbi is warning a highly coordinated attack on criminals at atms around the world, officials say the so-called atm cashout would most likely take place over a week after banking hours the scheme involves cloned cards together with an external hack that can see millions of dollars sucked out of examiner's bank accounts over the course of a few hours. >>> it has been hot here in new york city and much of the country all summer. now imagine this, we will show everyone a way to keep yourself cool that doubles as a snack for later if you want a salad. >> so the miami 345r lynnes 1st base coach barry hill came one a green levy way to beat the heat if atlanta. he put a piece of wet lettuce under his cap to keep his cool there so he'll change it every inning. he said he actually prefers using cabbage. >> it seems kind of ridiculous, right? i didn't know this has been done now for decades, apparently babe ruth, ever heard of him? >> yeah. >> in

. >> reporter: stockette and her friend run a meetup group to support their candidates out of larsen's home in tucson. >> what are we going to do for the raf snl we have to ralph something to raise money. >> i have a birdhouse. it's patriotic colors. >> the number one thing that i like about kelli ward, that she supports trump's agenda 100%. >> she is not afraid to say that she supports trump, which a lot of republicans don't want to do. >> it's not that i'm anti-establishment. i think that it's -- people want new blood in washington, d.c. >> reporter: ward has a collection of high-profile and controversial supporters. they include steve king, the iowa congressman whose racially charged views have sparked outrage. dana rohrabacher, the california congressman who has long curried favor with russia. and sebastian gorka, the former trump aide who allegedly has ties to a nazi group. she also has backing from the mercer family, the private uber-wealthy conservative donors who also pumped money into donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. >> i mean, i have a great relationship with the me

. >> reporter: audrey larsen is going into her sophomore year of high school in connecticut. >> someng anxiety about being at school, and i don't think that's fair. >> reporter: which sparked an idea. the uninventor building a prototype for a bullet-proof wall. >> it's foiledable, two panel wall for kids to hide behind in the event of a school shooting. >> reporter: for many, these bulletproof ideas are a band-aid, treating the symptoms while ignoring the disease. by the end of her first day back to school, brooke harrison is slowly healing. >> it's goattten better and ber. -- better. i went through this, but it doesn't have to define me. >> reporter: she's only 16, and she's one of the world's top professional surfers. professional surfers. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. and, now there's new crest gum & enamel repair. it gives you clinically proven healthier gums and helps

. >> kate larsen talked with mental health experts about the effects of gaming and she is here in the studio with the story. >> dan, kristen, police have not given a motive, so we don't know why david katz shot fellow gamers before killing himself. we do know that katz was hospitalized in psychiatric facilities twice as a teenager and was entrenched in the video game world. >> you're a little bit psychologically imbalanced and then you lose, i could see why it would push somebody over the edge. >> dr. david greenfield is a psychiatrist and founder of the center for internet aged technology addiction. he spoke to us via facetime. >> i will tell you, if you're playing at the tournament level or watching people play at the tournament level, it's very easy to get lost in cyberspace and to cross that line online to a level of addiction. >> david katz regularly competed in gaming tournaments with cash prizes. on sunday, police say he targeted fellow gamers, avoiding other patrons at the bar. one witness said katz lost a game the day before the shooting and refused to shake hands afterwards

in san francisco, kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> madonna is trending this morning but not necessarily forhe right reasons. the queen of pop honored the queen of soul last night. >> some people said madge maybe talked a little too much about herself. >> i want to thank you, aretha, for empowering all of us. r-e-s-p-e-c-t. >> she eventually got to talking to aretha franklin last night at the mtv video music awards, but yi sme be ging a tribute t anycase, mtv also pla respect in the credits at the end of the show. franklin died last week. she was 76 years old. >> a big winner last night. jennifer lopez accepting the michael jackson video vanguard award with a rousing performance. it covers two decades of her greatest hits from her debut album "on the 6" to her newest album "dinero." ♪ my love don't cost a thing >> thank you to the fans. you have touched my heart, my soul, and become a part of me. >> you know, when i grow up, i want to be jennifer lopez. >> me too, boy. >> this is her first time performing on the awards show since 2001. and past recipients of the vanguard award include madonn

round the twenty six team champion germany's angela had a rough ride in her match against your one of larsen in sweden after winning the opening set the number four's he dropped the second before recovering in the decider six two five seven six for the final score there now in the men's category the fourth seed germany's alexander beat nicolas mahut in straight sets to move into the third round later roger federer continued his bid for a record sixty u.s. open title with a comfortable second round win over francis a re the thirty seven year old will play australia's nick curiosus in the next round. well the funeral of music icon research franklin will be taking place in the american city of detroit later today among those expected to attend are former u.s. president bill clinton and a host of musical celebrities including stevie wonder and smokey robinson the seventy six year old died of cancer on august the sixteenth after a career spanning more than six decades. they sing for aretha franklin a homecoming song for the queen of soul. mourning and on ring her in her hometown of detroit. she w

donna larsen reports — you may find some of the images in her report distressing.hree years of war in yemen, but thursday's attack stands out. children, apparently on their way back from a picnic, hit by an air strike. it happened near a market. un officials called it a new low in the conflict. what happened will change the lives of these children for ever. they are now receiving what help is available in yemen's overstretched hospitals. translation: the blood bank doesn't have enough blood. thank god we are doing what we can. there are multiple injuries to the brain, to the bones. at first, saudi arabia which leads the coalition fighting with the rebels in yemen said the attack was legitimate, targeting militants launching rockets. as outcry grew around the world, the saudi military promised an investigation. and after a closed—door meeting, the un security council said it will review what the saudis come up with. the important thing is the word credible. if there is an acceptable, credible. if there is an acceptable, credible investigation the council would want

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were all from out larsen former cia veteran who served as moscow section chief among other politicians welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us. now wolf the american intelligence community has been accused of being politicized many times in a bush sheriffs' to politicians use it to justify iraq now agencies are again the world in a political scandal i know you pride yourself on your colleagues for being patry arctic nonpolitical but can you really be about politics in this line of work i mean that sounds kind of like fairytale almost. i think it's a standard you have to strive for i've been a lifelong political independent for that reason that you outlined that it's crucial for intelligence officers to be independent and objective and serve the country not just the president and the government but we are also all citizens now they. are taxpayer funded they have no private sector competition appointments there are made by politicians how can all that not be politicized. actually the in the intelligence profession all of our officers are career professionals we spend ou

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flushing meadows after beating sweden's johanna round at flushing meadows after beating sweden'sjohanna larsenhello. the weather will be warming up over the next few days even though we are technically going to be going into meteorological autumn, because friday is the last day of summer, believe it or not. until next year, of course. anyway, let's concentrate on what is happening in the short term. we got some clouds and weather fronts in the atlantic, they will be heading in our direction of the next couple of days. a little bit of cloud, maybe some spots of rain. nothing too much. in the short term it is a case of clear skies tonight, and actually come across many northern and north—eastern areas and rural areas, temperatures will drop down to low single figures, maybe a couple of degrees above freezing first thing on friday morning. for many of us it will start off beautiful and sunny on friday. weatherfronts are gathering out towards the west, just about nibbling into northern ireland and the western fringes of england and the western fringes of england and wales, so perhaps thickening cl

naval academy, alongside his lifelong friend, a man by admiral chuck larsen. as we have witnessed here a across the world, there's been an incredible outpouring ofsp t for a man celebrated for his courage and his inteity. we'll see you coming up on "today." >> peterth alexander morning. thank you. >>> developing this morning, jacksonville, florida, the latest city to experience a mass shooting. a man went on a rampage during a video game tournament, killing two people before shooting himself. now, the investigation into that deadly shooting is focusing on home in our area. >> the guman, davidkatz, is from baltimore, according to investigators. last night, federal agents searched a home where katz may have beeliving. he was shooting during a gaming event that was being live-streamed. this is at the madden qualifiyi tournamentaesterday ernoon. >> justin finch is live at the dulles expo center where a tournament will happen. >> reporter: it's the video game conference. organizers were stunned bypp wh ed in jacksonville. once they got word of what happened there,

kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> there are no more warnings in place for hawaii as tropical storm lane moves away from the state. lane had been a category 5 hurricane but weakened as it neared the islands. while this was no direct hit, there is widespread flooding on the big island. >>> at least 21 structures and 27 vehicles dam wiret broke yesterday. it was fueled by dry brush and strong winds from hurricane lane. at least 2,000 acres have burned and the fire is 80% contained. over 100 homes were evacuated at one point, one person was hurt. >>> new at 11:00, one man dead and a driver is under arrest after a contract are in san francisco's potrero hill neighborhood. a car hit a motorcycle near 23ed and arkansas. the man on the motorcycle died. the driver of the car that hit him took off, however, officers arrested the expect later. >>> we know a stockton man died in a crash near the san mateo bridge. the accident backed up traffic in the eastbound direction this afternoon all the way across the bridge into foster city. the collision between a big rig and a box truck happened just after 2:00

naval academy next to his classmate and best friend, admiral chuck larsen.ried up the steps into the capitol, it's important to keep in mind today was a very hot and sunny day in washington for almost the entire day. but that moment when the cass debt made its way out of the hearse, it seemed as though the skies opened and the rain started falling. wolf, that was certainly something that senator mccain couldn't have planned, but it fits into this narrative of the life of a remarkable man and this last good-bye to john mccain. >> it really was amazing, ryan, because it all of a sudden started pouring around the capitol. but elsewhere in the washington, d.c. area, no rain. it really was amazing. ryan nobles, thank you very much for that report. an important note to our viewers, cnn will provide live coverage tomorrow morning as the senator's casket will be taken from the u.s. capitol to the washington national cath reed ral for a service that will include eulogies by former presidents george w. bush and barack obama. our special coverage will begin tomorrow mo

abc 7 news reporter kate larsen >> it became a fight or flight situation. >> reporter: that's how brittneyst describes the lyft ride she took friday morning. >> it was a situation i needed to escape from. >> reporter: the 27-year-old artist says she ordered the lyft from a bar in oakland at 2:04 a.m. she should have arrived home 14 minutes later. >> for whatever reason, the driver veered off the destination, which was my home, and driving deeper and deeper into a desolate area of the oakland hills that i'm unfamiliar with. >> reporter: she says she ended up here in this area, 3 1/2 miles away from her park in oakland. she says she was able to escape from the lyft car and run into the woods. she ordered another lyft at 2:30 a.m. to take her home. >> i feel like you don't know how you're going to react in these situations until they happen to you. >> reporter: she filed a police report with oakland pd. lyft has released a statement which says in part, we have reached out to the passenger to extend our support and the driver has been permanently banned. amanda wood is brittney's roommate and

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rest at the naval academy cemetery in annapolis, buried next to his life time friend, admiral chuck larsen. we're expecting his motorcade in just about a half hour. >> thank you. >>> a former military fighter pilot is the republican nominee for arizona's other senate seat. honored john mccain in her victory speech. >> i had the chance to learn from him and work with him. >> martha mcsally defeated kenny ward and joe arpaio to win the gop primary. congresswoman kyrsten sinema won with 80% of the vote. they will face-off in november to replace jeff flake. >>> now to florida where the mayor of tallahassee won a surprise victory in the democratic primary for governor. andrew gillum defeated five opponents including a former congress woman and pair of candidates who spent millions african-americ governor if he wins. he will face republican congressman desantis. he beat his closest republican opponent by 20 points. >>> coming up, pope francis addresses the catholic church sex abuse scandal during a public appearance at the vatican. we'll talk about the religion reporter about the implications it

dino and james goossens-larsen versus the department of building inspect whereon with the planning department approval and it's located at 645-647 valencia street and protesting the issuance on may 25, 2018, to dennis ring of the site permit and preserving and renovating a two-story commercial structure and a new three-store vertical addition to it, for a to theaal height of 55-feet tall. it has ground floor commercial and entry and parking for some of the units with access from sycamore street. the upper four stories will house seven units. the proposed work will have the additions of kitchens and bathrooms. this is application 2016/11/14 2016/11/14/2504. and we will hear from the appellants first. you have seven minutes. thank you.

. >> our kate larsen is tweeting out she spoke to mollie's mom by phone last week and she was still holdingst bay friends this would have a different outcome, that they would find her and she would be okay. our condolences to everyone who knows her. what a terrible thing to find out this morning. >> so many people in the bay area afiktded by we'll have an update for you later this morning. >> also this morning, a major update on the golden state killer case. officials are holding an 11:00 a.m. news conference in santa ana and they could officially tie the suspect in the case to sex assaults in contra costa county. >> they could also reveal where the trial will take place. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live for us in martinez this morning. amy. >> an interesting development coming out of martinez this morning. the district attorney here in contra costa county is scheduled to appear in that press conference in orange county. district attorney is set to appear there, even though the accused golden state killer isn't charged with any crimes that happened in contrst. so this signals that so

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