>> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for . >> good afternoon, the commission will please come to order and the secretary will call the roll. commissioner pating, here. commissioner singer, here. commissioner chow, present. commissioner sanchez and commissioner karshmer, present. commissioners, i'm looking at your screens. are your monitors not on? i'm sorry, it

>> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake.

>> loma prieta was different.he ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for >> all right. good afternoon, everyone i'd like to call this meeting to order the regulars meeting of the land use committee my name is supervisor cowen the chair of the committee to any right is supervisor wiener the vice chair of the committee and supervisor peskin will be joining us and sitting on the left clerk victor

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the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. was the last "big one" on the san andreas fault. >> pam:now a scientist is warning. the fault is quote - "locked and loaded". and ready to trigger another huge earthquake. >>"what i said was that the loaded and ready to roll" >> reporter:those are some pretty strong words but is professor thomas jordan, the director earthquake center on the money with that observation? for that we turn to dr. richard allen, the director of uc berkeley's seismological laboratory >> reporter:is the san andreas fault locked, loaded and ready to roll? >>"yeah, it's true! we've known that it's been locked loaded and ready to go for a while" >> reporter:professor allen explains there is a certain amount of time that passes between these major quakes >>"we know that the big earthquakes have recurrent intervals of hundreds of years, on the hayward fault the average interval is about 140-years, and it turns out that the last big earthquake was 1868 that's about 140-years, so we are do for one of the hayward fa

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>>whoosh >> pam:an entire generation has grown up since the loma prieta quake.rning that the earth has been too quiet for too long. >>the san andreas fault is locked loaded and ready to roll >>whoosh >>thunder >> pam:we are tracking the wild weather that brought thunder and lightning to the bay area. >>whoosh >> pam:the end of a high speed the story. >>seven or eight people have gone in the car >> pam:

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the state needed to replace the eastern span of the san francisco/oakland bay bridge after the 1989 lomaeta earthquake. but the project was held up for decades by politicians, all with an agenda. >> i could envision -- >> reporter: san francisco's then mayor demanded new off ramps while politicians in oakland wanted a design with a beautiful tower. >> the state had originally proposed a viaduct bridge. the tower is not necessary. >> reporter: u.c. berkeley professor karen trapenberg frick. >> reporter: the tower is not essential for the bridge. it's there because it looks good. >> yes. >> reporter: political infighting over the design led to years of delays. meanwhile, the original $1.2 billion estimate expanded like the fog in summer. >> i found in point of fact they had decided and never wanted to teal anybody it was going to be $5.3 billion. >> roland de wolk worked for the california state senate investigating the bridge's cost overruns. >> nobody knew where this was going to end. >> reporter: desperate to rein in costs, managers. project outsourced a major component of the bridge. i

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>> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for >> this is a reminor under section 67 a 1 the ringing and use of cell phone pager squz sound producing devices is prohibited. set pager cell phones and other devices to vierate or turn the device off now. >> we have officially begun. thank you madam secretary cania please call the roll >> wednesday may 11 and time is 903.

loan survivor on this block of the surviving the earthquake, sur vives redevelopment in the 60's and loma preeta and now has survived a renovation we did in 1989 when we significantly improved the building. 2006 we completed a $11 million project that included seismic reinforcement to meet the building standards. we rehabilitation historic interior primarily on the lower level. we replaced mechanical plumbing and electrical system and smalled a automatic sprinkler bringing everything up to code. the california preservation foundation recognized the project with the preservation design award in 2007 and if you have been in the building you understand why. it is among one of the most beautiful spaces in san francisco. it has become a popular venue for concerts and weddings and other events. every year we have i think about 50 or so events and weddings in the last year and had between 125 and 150 concerts and rehearsals there so it is very used by the community in addition to the congregation. a decade ago we stretched resources as much as we could but were unable to afford all the improveme

agnus pulled out department of health to do that the reason he pulled me out was that during the 1989 loma prieta earthquake we responded by the drug and management facilities on moscone center and presidio we were or more for putting many men on the ship that president bush ordered he saw the work and pulled me out of the healthy health department to open up what we call north and south thank you thank you supervisor cowen. >> thank you very much so jimmy i want to have you coming out of retirement or an extension of a retirement. >> i have a friend said i'm gainfully unemployed i perpetrate from the department of health and want to went to a nonprofit for 4 years and then retired again, i fundamentally building if you have the skill sets to give it to the community. >> i wanted to say thank you, jim i didn't and look forward to supporting you here today in the future whatever your future is. >> thank you so seeing none, questions or comments opening up for public comment for the member if none. >> hi, i'm helen executive director of mental health advising citizens advisory committee i'm

loan survivor on this block of the surviving the earthquake, sur vives redevelopment in the 60's and loma preeta and now has survived a renovation we did in 1989 when we significantly improved the building. 2006 we completed a $11 million project that included seismic reinforcement to meet the building standards. we rehabilitation historic interior primarily on the lower level. we replaced mechanical plumbing and electrical system and smalled a automatic sprinkler bringing everything up to code. the california preservation foundation recognized the project with the preservation design award in 2007 and if you have been in the building you understand why. it is among one of the most beautiful spaces in san francisco. it has become a popular venue for concerts and weddings and other events. every year we have i think about 50 or so events and weddings in the last year and had between 125 and 150 concerts and rehearsals there so it is very used by the community in addition to the congregation. a decade ago we stretched resources as much as we could but were unable to afford all the improveme

firstg me is ramon lomas, of all, what you make of this mess -- miss?ink it is a pretty big miss but we are looking at this moment in time. fitbity going forward is is not the kind of company that will stay still. we have a lot more development and a lot more product and a lot of other things to look at right now. if we can just be patient and say let's look at how the run that develops, i think we will see a lot more than what we see here today. emily: let's talk about their new activity trackers. alta and the blade. how well are the new trackers doing? countsou look at the they made, altogether for all the devices, they sold about 5 million units. alta for about 1 million and blade for another million. take a look at what fitbit is doing. they are bringing out devices you can actually wear when you are working out and waited you were going to be out on the town. you don't always have to look like you are going to are going from the gym. look at these two devices and keep in mind these are not launches from the start of the quarter. they were staggered

agnus pulled out department of health to do that the reason he pulled me out was that during the 1989 loma prieta earthquake we responded by the drug and management facilities on moscone center and presidio we were or more for putting many men on the ship that president bush ordered he saw the work and pulled me out of the healthy health department to open up what we call north and south thank you thank you supervisor cowen. >> thank you very much so jimmy i want to have you coming out of retirement or an extension of a retirement. >> i have a friend said i'm gainfully unemployed i perpetrate from the department of health and want to went to a nonprofit for 4 years and then retired again, i fundamentally building if you have the skill sets to give it to the community. >> i wanted to say thank you, jim i didn't and look forward to supporting you here today in the future whatever your future is. >> thank you so seeing none, questions or comments opening up for public comment for the member if none. >> hi, i'm helen executive director of mental health advising citizens advisory committee i'm

at golden gate park then three days later somebody shot and killed therapist steven carter in the lomaa open space preserve near fairfax. investigators track carter stolen car to portland where police found three suspect and the gun connected to both murders. >> item important to us that the remaining two defendants face what we believe is appropriate which is the possibility of a life without possibility of parole sentence for these murder]/ based on the type of crimes they were. and we believe this is one step towards achieving that objective. >> the defendant preliminary hearing is set to start next monday. it's unclear if today development will delay the hearing. kristen abc 7 news. >> we are learning tonight that san francisco police have cracked one of the bigger fencing operation in the bay area. this one in a home inv; the affluent hills of oakland. items recovered include expensive high end electronic and even a drone. vic lee with a story you see only on abc 7 news. >> stolen merchandise worth almost 100,000 dollars. recovered by police at this station in the city sunset dis

victims one of long time bay area resident steve carter was killed on october 5th on the trial and the loma alta open space preserve just outside fairfax he was fatally shot multiple times and his dog was also shot the dog survived the 67 year-old was a well known in yoga instructor in the north into days before the the 23 year-old was a torch visiting from canada she just attended the harvests strictly bluegrass festival and golden gate park before being shot and killed. >>catherine heenan: in the east a dead-end shooting inside of a convenience store has left one person dead the store clark has been injured. >>terisa estacio: police say that she was fatally shot early monday morning the shooting erupted at this market around seven that is when they took the stand a woman and a man came into a store the man had a gun and ended at his companion to the clerk inside the store reportedly tried to come to her defense the woman did not want to own, she said the she knows the clark and that he did recover but could not stop the man from killing the 27 year-old woman his son is one to deal can the

i remember a month after the loma preeta earthquake there was a failure in san francisco where 5 people were killed. november of 1989. i remember that well, all most 20 individuals were injured. there are i understand now some 56 tower cranes operating in the city and think we need to know what safety precautions are in place to be proactive and plan for the future growth in san francisco particularly as we move towards using specialized crane designed to operate in dense urban area with restricted air space in jun jested areasment these are in neighborhoods experiencing a increase in construction and have dense populations and high pedestrian foot traffic. i want to thank you the staff to present and thank sunny an ghoulo who has worked the staff and educating the supervisor and i like to engage the folks from department of building inspection and cal osha to give a better understanding what is out there and be ahead of the curb curve. i like to have this conversation abstent a failure so we are not in a situation of why didn't we think about this in advance. so, i would like to invite

i remember a month after the loma preeta earthquake there was a failure in san francisco where 5 people were killed. november of 1989. i remember that well, all most 20 individuals were injured. there are i understand now some 56 tower cranes operating in the city and think we need to know what safety precautions are in place to be proactive and plan for the future growth in san francisco particularly as we move towards using specialized crane designed to operate in dense urban area with restricted air space in jun jested areasment these are in neighborhoods experiencing a increase in construction and have dense populations and high pedestrian foot traffic. i want to thank you the staff to present and thank sunny an ghoulo who has worked the staff and educating the supervisor and i like to engage the folks from department of building inspection and cal osha to give a better understanding what is out there and be ahead of the curb curve. i like to have this conversation abstent a failure so we are not in a situation of why didn't we think about this in advance. so, i would like to invite

present we have representatives for a program i'm a huge champion as you may know out of the 1989 loma prieta earthquake and had 25 years last year, i want to share the program was awarded the 2016 governs volunteer and serving award for the program of the year we have a wonderful as you may know community of people that are willing to volunteer their time to make that community as safe as possible their messengers for this and that is something we want to continue to maintain trained approximately 25 thousand people and nert is a modeled program i'd like to acknowledge all the volunteers the advisory board another in the matter shelly one and 50 the perfect segue my last comment we're produced and thank you for your support of our one hundred and 50 year the fire department was a paid professional department in december we have a host of events throughout the year - the bottom line to thank the men and women of the department that serve with dedication and make green great skwas sak fizz my cfo worked hard proud member they wear the uniform it is as important we have a website we deve

the 1989 loma prieta earthquake.last "big one" on the san andreas fault. >> pam:now a scientist is warning. the fault is quote - "locked and loaded". and ready to trigger another huge earthquake. >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:the expert says it is only a matter of time before it happens. >> pam:kron 4's haaziq madyun went to a bay area professor and asked how likely it is this dire prediction could come true. >>"what i said was that the san andreas fault is locked loaded and ready to roll" >> reporter:those are some pretty strong words but is professor thomas jordan, the director of the southern california earthquake center on the money with that observation? for that we turn to dr. richard allen, the director of uc berkeley's seismological laboratory >> reporter:is the san andreas fault locked, loaded and ready to roll? >>"yeah, it's true! we've known that it's been locked loaded and ready to go for a while" >> reporter:professor allen explains there is a certain amount of time that passes between these

agnus pulled out department of health to do that the reason he pulled me out was that during the 1989 loma prieta earthquake we responded by the drug and management facilities on moscone center and presidio we were or more for putting many men on the ship that president bush ordered he saw the work and pulled me out of the healthy health department to open up what we call north and south thank you thank you supervisor cowen. >> thank you very much so jimmy i want to have you coming out of retirement or an extension of a retirement. >> i have a friend said i'm gainfully unemployed i perpetrate from the department of health and want to went to a nonprofit for 4 years and then retired again, i fundamentally building if you have the skill sets to give it to the community. >> i wanted to say thank you, jim i didn't and look forward to supporting you here today in the future whatever your future is. >> thank you so seeing none, questions or comments opening up for public comment for the member if none. >> hi, i'm helen executive director of mental health advising citizens advisory committee i'm

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annie born and raised in ireland before moving to san francisco in 1989 just two weeks before the lomarieta earthquake and annie is inspired by san francisco, vogue magazine, comic books and text tile designs, mexican wrestlers and our own dreams and daydreams. and eric was born and raised in the industrial shores of lake michigan. after studying at cleveland institute of art, he moved west. he is inspired by diversity of california's landscape and many facets. the two met in berkeley in 1998 and married and started their studio. i love how they quit their day jobs so to speak to follow their passions, art and building community. three fish studio comes from annie's family in ireland which is proudly displayed on the wall as you enter the studio. they offer classes for all experience-levels and taught hundreds of their neighbors how to to do print-making. i have made prints with them and it's just as fun as it sounds. annie and eric are very community-minded and open to collaboration and always willing to be engaged in any event or program and they have a long tradition of donating art

agnus pulled out department of health to do that the reason he pulled me out was that during the 1989 loma prieta earthquake we responded by the drug and management facilities on moscone center and presidio we were or more for putting many men on the ship that president bush ordered he saw the work and pulled me out of the healthy health department to open up what we call north and south thank you thank you supervisor cowen. >> thank you very much so jimmy i want to have you coming out of retirement or an extension of a retirement. >> i have a friend said i'm gainfully unemployed i perpetrate from the department of health and want to went to a nonprofit for 4 years and then retired again, i fundamentally building if you have the skill sets to give it to the community. >> i wanted to say thank you, jim i didn't and look forward to supporting you here today in the future whatever your future is. >> thank you so seeing none, questions or comments opening up for public comment for the member if none. >> hi, i'm helen executive director of mental health advising citizens advisory committee i'm

annie born and raised in ireland before moving to san francisco in 1989 just two weeks before the loma prieta earthquake and annie is inspired by san francisco, vogue magazine, comic books and text tile designs, mexican wrestlers and our own dreams and daydreams. and eric was born and raised in the industrial shores of lake michigan. after studying at cleveland institute of art, he moved west. he is inspired by diversity of california's landscape and many facets. the two met in berkeley in 1998 and married and started their studio. i love how they quit their day jobs so to speak to follow their passions, art and building community. three fish studio comes from annie's family in ireland which is proudly displayed on the wall as you enter the studio. they offer classes for all experience-levels and taught hundreds of their neighbors how to to do print-making. i have made prints with them and it's just as fun as it sounds. annie and eric are very community-minded and open to collaboration and always willing to be engaged in any event or program and they have a long tradition of donating a

agnus pulled out department of health to do that the reason he pulled me out was that during the 1989 loma prieta earthquake we responded by the drug and management facilities on moscone center and presidio we were or more for putting many men on the ship that president bush ordered he saw the work and pulled me out of the healthy health department to open up what we call north and south thank you thank you supervisor cowen. >> thank you very much so jimmy i want to have you coming out of retirement or an extension of a retirement. >> i have a friend said i'm gainfully unemployed i perpetrate from the department of health and want to went to a nonprofit for 4 years and then retired again, i fundamentally building if you have the skill sets to give it to the community. >> i wanted to say thank you, jim i didn't and look forward to supporting you here today in the future whatever your future is. >> thank you so seeing none, questions or comments opening up for public comment for the member if none. >> hi, i'm helen executive director of mental health advising citizens advisory committee i'm

that is clear that the west side of the building bridge in the 2, 89 and 92 we got the property from lomarieta earthquake therapy conscious of the neighborhoods aesthetics and building and sdooiven of this this to fit in with the neighborhood aesthetics with the historic attitudes and the community and i think they were very successful on a permanent basis that's my other haiti live and work there so i try to live twenty-four hours a day there the breezeway is on open breezeway that will be blocked by a solid wall excuse me - and it does face west so i will no longer and many of my other residents that live on feel street on the off street will not be able to gown into the breezeway and enjoy the beautiful sunsets we occasionally have on feel street and over the hill i want to do make sure that the developers taking into consideration all that and . >> couple of tenants excuse me - showed you the one picture i have 4 units on one side and 4 on the other side one on the feeling street and one on the hickory street with windows these windows does not open for fire safety reasons but they ar

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know one thing a lot of times in life is better to see than look i'm through one statistic today, the loma prieta earthquake we had over 4 hundred firemen off duty not necessarily working the next day and all the people remember the earthquake because san francisco is part of our dna i want you to know over 4 hundred people came in not knowing in the next 48 hours they maid their own folks were okay. and come into the city we remember that that is one statistic it is etched in stone thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> had we heard from all the pob members that would like to speak. >> first of all, i would respectfully request that what has been outlined for you as board members to undertake calendar the item to action can be taken regarding this important issue and having worked for the city for almost thirty years starting with the human rights commission i know norm quite well, i know know grant most of you know he's the director of the human rights commission i ran into him at safeway he's not gotten his supplemental i would be embarrassed i've gotten any supplemental so it is just l

annie born and raised in ireland before moving to san francisco in 1989 just two weeks before the lomarieta earthquake and annie is inspired by san francisco, vogue magazine, comic books and text tile designs, mexican wrestlers and our own dreams and daydreams. and eric was born and raised in the industrial shores of lake michigan. after studying at cleveland institute of art, he moved west. he is inspired by diversity of california's landscape and many facets. the two met in berkeley in 1998 and married and started their studio. i love how they quit their day jobs so to speak to follow their passions, art and building community. three fish studio comes from annie's family in ireland which is proudly displayed on the wall as you enter the studio. they offer classes for all experience-levels and taught hundreds of their neighbors how to to do print-making. i have made prints with them and it's just as fun as it sounds. annie and eric are very community-minded and open to collaboration and always willing to be engaged in any event or program and they have a long tradition of donating art

know one thing a lot of times in life is better to see than look i'm through one statistic today, the loma prieta earthquake we had over 4 hundred firemen off duty not necessarily working the next day and all the people remember the earthquake because san francisco is part of our dna i want you to know over 4 hundred people came in not knowing in the next 48 hours they maid their own folks were okay. and come into the city we remember that that is one statistic it is etched in stone thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> had we heard from all the pob members that would like to speak. >> first of all, i would respectfully request that what has been outlined for you as board members to undertake calendar the item to action can be taken regarding this important issue and having worked for the city for almost thirty years starting with the human rights commission i know norm quite well, i know know grant most of you know he's the director of the human rights commission i ran into him at safeway he's not gotten his supplemental i would be embarrassed i've gotten any supplemental so it is just l

annie born and raised in ireland before moving to san francisco in 1989 just two weeks before the lomarieta earthquake and annie is inspired by san francisco, vogue magazine, comic books and text tile designs, mexican wrestlers and our own dreams and daydreams. and eric was born and raised in the industrial shores of lake michigan. after studying at cleveland institute of art, he moved west. he is inspired by diversity of california's landscape and many facets. the two met in berkeley in 1998 and married and started their studio. i love how they quit their day jobs so to speak to follow their passions, art and building community. three fish studio comes from annie's family in ireland which is proudly displayed on the wall as you enter the studio. they offer classes for all experience-levels and taught hundreds of their neighbors how to to do print-making. i have made prints with them and it's just as fun as it sounds. annie and eric are very community-minded and open to collaboration and always willing to be engaged in any event or program and they have a long tradition of donating art

annie born and raised in ireland before moving to san francisco in 1989 just two weeks before the lomarieta earthquake and annie is inspired by san francisco, vogue magazine, comic books and text tile designs, mexican wrestlers and our own dreams and daydreams. and eric was born and raised in the industrial shores of lake michigan. after studying at cleveland institute of art, he moved west. he is inspired by diversity of california's landscape and many facets. the two met in berkeley in 1998 and married and started their studio. i love how they quit their day jobs so to speak to follow their passions, art and building community. three fish studio comes from annie's family in ireland which is proudly displayed on the wall as you enter the studio. they offer classes for all experience-levels and taught hundreds of their neighbors how to to do print-making. i have made prints with them and it's just as fun as it sounds. annie and eric are very community-minded and open to collaboration and always willing to be engaged in any event or program and they have a long tradition of donating art