the male was only sent to mary woods -- e-mail was only sent to mary woods. it was to the notion of, does this make sense? i never got the answer. ultimately, we did the 5 feet and turned it in and no one else was supposed to see that e-mail. everyone here is talking about the conversations they have had with mary woods. we're not privy to any of these. the lawyer that said we tried to contact him, he contacted me two days after my deadline to ask me to put trees in the drawing. that was the first i had heard of it. there's a lot of misrepresentation going on. there was a drawing mistaken i will admit that. that is a human error. i was not trying to beguile anybody by sending marry this drawing that had the wrong dimension on it. we tried to make everything that you proposed for us to meet. and the only reason we could not meet again was because there were two motions that contradicted each other. they're calling it a reduction of the building. it is an elimination of the entire edition. that is all i have. president fong: thank you. a number of commissioners

working with the city planner ms mary woods and in the spirit of compromise, we have come to an agreement with the sponsor. we thank ms. woods for her professionalism and dedication as an intermediary. if there have been misunderstandings in the past and disagreement -- this agreement will likely have been impossible without her. as per pages a3 and a7, of the revision, submitted by the sponsor, we agreed to a reduction of 5 feet from the eastern boundary of the roof deck, reducing the square-foot it to better line up with the other -- square footage to better line up with the other decks in the area. the total area of the roof deck is 400 square feet, of which 335 square feet is the city area. given this has been a heated issue, and there have been repeated misunderstandings in the past and during the mediation, we ask that you, the commission, said this agreement in stone with a notice of special restrictions. to define the size and location of the roof deck so this process may come to a clear and definitive end. as they do not require a permit notice, we asked for this notice of specia

mary woods of the department staff. at your first hearing on may 10th, the commission made a motion and continue the item on today's date and asked a few changes be made on the project. the project sponsor made most of the changes. the department's recommendation is to take d.r. and approve with modifications. if you have any questions, here to answer them. -- i am here to answer them. >> project sponsor? >> what? oh, excuse me. it is a d.r. requestor. >> thank you, commissioners. steve williams. as a reminder, i recommend -- represent the family who lives in the-- directly north of the project. they have lived there since 1973, raising children there, almost 40 years. it should be obvious that most of the impact fall on the building. the building to the north from the proposed project. we appreciated last time the comments made by the commission and at the close of the hearing and the neighbors have been working diligently trying to resolve this so we could come back here and what the commission know we are all on the

thank you mary woods department stapling staff with the help of the supervisor and the neighboring neighbors some agreement has been reached and they have requested that 15 additional conditions be incorporated into the conditions draft motion. most of the conditions the staff can added to the motion and some are incorporated as standard conditions. hour there is one condition related to adding future white zones to the school the department feels we can't accept under the pressure view of the parking and traffic. so what is before you and i think commission secretary passed out a letter that details the 8 new conditions that would be added to the draft motion that's before you. if you have any questions i would more happy to answer. the departments recommendation is for approval with the additional 8 conditions. thank you. >> thank you. we'll go ahead and open up to public comment (calling names) if you want to line up on that side of the room away from the door it will be helpful (calling names) am i getting the right this is like a bingo game >> i apologize. >> you had more speaker cards.

>> good afternoon commissioners, mary woods of department staff. the cu request before you is for development lot size greater than than 10,000 and use size greater than the 10,000. one is the renovation of the existing theatre which consist of the following. one is a conversion of 3 seats and new retail places with approximately 60 kwartsquare foot on the first floor. on the adjacent surface parking lot a new four story mixed use story will be built and also consist of 122 spaces. the ground floor will be retail. behind the retail will be dwelling uts. the whole building will consist of 37 units. 13 -- 1 bedroom and 63 bedrooms. four of those units will be below market rate housing units. since your last thursday passionate, we have received two letters expressing concerns about the project and one letter in support of the project. department's recommendation is that you review and prove the staff's mitigated final nag deck and adopt the mitigation measures that are listed in exhibit c and staff also recommend that the commission prove the project

. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm mary woods from the planning department, the conditional use before you for the council is required because of the expansion and it's seeking a planned unit development because it is greater than 1/2 acre, the project proposes an existing k through 8 private school for boys, the majority of the work consists of excavation for a new multi-purpose room and a renovation of existing facilities. the project will add approximately 19 thousand square feet to the existing 55 thousand square feet for a total of 74 thousand square feet upon completion, the project requires modifications to the rear yard and parking requirements of the parking code. the sponsor is seeking a phase development in order to accommodate the academic year and fundraising for the proposed work. conditional use approval, this project if approved will be valid until 2021 or 9 years from now. a brief description of the three phases of construction includes phase 1 which involves window replacement at the back of the building, interior renovations, foundation and upgrade, and this w

the famous photograph rose mary woods how did that come about? and then what was then that conversation and why is a missing? >> guest: a photograph i recall was done after the taping system and subpoenas were served and the president agreed he had to turn over some of the tapes and big gaps started to appear first it was five then 18 and a half than the other tapes are missing and they have a massive hearing in the judge's courtroom. at one point* i think they went back to rose's office to have her show so a judge can see how it happened and how she could reach the machine and reach the telephone and have her phone the on at the same time but it was not physically possible. but that is shown in that picture how difficult it was but she was on the stand it shows that she could not do it. there has never been much of a mystery in my mind about how that happened to. [laughter] there were only three people that have that all in june 20, one was steve who queued it up for the president another was rose mary woods when she tried to transcribe it and t

. >> i'm mary woods of department. the conditional use before you is a request to convert a non conforming hotel to a tourist hotel can a u-size. it's for existing 3 story building to legalize the dwelling units and to occupy -- when 48 spaces are required. with val lay sur advice, the project will provide 42 off street parking spaces, since last week's commission packet, staff has received one letter of support for the project from the lumbar merchant's business association, and also one letter in opposition to the project expressing concerns about the reduction in the off street parking requirement, about whether there's hotel demand for the increase in a guest room and a couple of inquiries regarding to the signage and the windows for the proposed project. the department's recommendation is for approve with conditions. the project will convert a legal non conforming motel to a conforming tourist hotel and the project will renovate the property since it's almost 60 -- past 60 years old with seismic upgrade and fire s

action items from the watergate meeting and if you go into the national archives and you find rose mary woodsiles that were discovered in 1992, woods said that the notes from the meeting could only have lasted one or two minutes during the conversation. >> what do you conclude? >> that the other seven minutes or so -- 17 minutes or so of notes are potentially missing. >> somewhere? where would they be? >> they're gone. >> somebody lifted them? >> no. somebody didn't lift them. they were probably destroyed back then by -- unclear. >> who do you think? >> i have no idea. possibly haldeman. >> yeah, right. >> when i discovered the second page missing, or these pages missing, i realized that through forensic techniques there was a possibility we could actually recover the impressions made on the missing pages of notes that might have leaked through to the last existing page of notes that still remain. >> are you trying to get those impressions? >> absolutely. what i did was i after the national archives researchers showed me the documents, i wrote up a ten-page report, put all the evidence i had

rose mary woods took the tape to camp david. she also took the tape -- there are a number of people who could have erased it. the u.s. government hired a group of audio specialists to listen to the tape, to be erased portion. they concluded it could not have been an accidental erasure. there are too many starts and stops. it sounds to the educated year as if this has been erased eight times. someone in camp david or elsewhere erased it. i often wondered if it wasn't one person -- >> was? >> his dear friend and totally deniable. >> if the audience is frustrated by these little clips, the whole interviews are available on our website and the archive and the nixon library. >> you can get them at nixonlibrary.gov. >> the interview -- where did you do it? >> the library. one of the things, if you watch these, there is the story of the role woodward and bernstein played. the role the house played and the senate played. the prosecutors, his army of prosecutors. do not forget the role played by republicans in the nixon administration. h

correspondent for the economist, she was a new york city public school teacher for five years, and mary wood—hand experience in education today. you've been at the coalface of interference of what you can teach in the classroom. you were told to stop using ta—nehisi coates�* book on growing up black in america as part of your advanced english class, what was the issue with that text? the issue seems to be related to a couple of videos that i provided as background information regarding systemic racism, and that was to help students be prepared to study the book, and then the book was "paused", or pulled rather. had itjust been the videos then i imagine the book would have been fine, but i think it had to do with being black in america. how do you work as a teacher if you're not fully in control of your classroom materials? that must provide an extra layer of challenge. well, you know, teachers work really hard throughout a school year to develop relationships and form connections with their students and create a safe environment. the trust has to be that students believe that you have their

maybe it's rose mary woods, we don't know for sure, though. what he says. >> that's president nixon lamenting in his audio diary for the day, that a person who we think is rose mary woods had been complaining drektly to the president about things like her car and her accommodations on a presidential trip abroad. that was from february, 1972. he aparentally kept volumous audio diaries and they have just been declassified by the nixon library. they are amazing. we posted a link to them so you can, too, if you're interested about the tripts and the recordings themselves. but ef enrandomly dipping into it, it is incredible stuff. here he is discussing a potential supreme court violation for president nixon. richard nixon considered robert byrd as a presidential supreme court nominee, but, to be clear, he sees the fact that rob ert byrd was a member of the klu klux klan to be a member of the supreme court. he'll be great. he'll be a great nominee. did you know he was in the klan? what? >>> listening to these new nixon tapes, there's a lo of stuff h

but mary wood's students never got to finish reading that book.n and ordered her to stop teaching it in class after complaints from two students about the video you just saw. last year south carolina state lawmakers passed a rule in the state budget that makes it illegal to use state money to teach any ideas related to race including that an individual by virtue of his race or sex is inherently racist, sexist, or oppressive and ideas that cause an individual to feel discomfort, guilt, anguish, or any other form of psychological distress on account of his race or sex. if that language sounds familiar, it's because it's almost an exact replica of language in florida governor desantis' stop woke act. and thanks to e-mails those two students sent to a member of their school board, we know just how uncomfortable these students were. one e-mail reads in part hearing the teacher's opinion and watching these videos made me feel uncomfortable. i actually felt ashamed to be caucasian. i understand where in ap language where we're learning to develop an argu

which david who was their contractors said that wants done without permit and e-mails from mary woodsnd the attorney present today those walls were removed by put back up post the fact; right? they submitted the plans to the planning commission were factually incorrect number one and number two our house was built in 1908 the owners bought the house with no alterations to the height of the house; right? their conveniently talking about other multiple unit buildings on block with no obviously tings to do so you know, i think that the question was asked the proof the other applicants were not notified they were and the other e-mails from mary woods went out of her way to consult the architect and the attorney interesting not contemporary to those they're put together as there is a material impact not outside of the living conditions we live in san francisco; right? those are interior issues with light and privacy not take into consideration by the are project sponsor we you know we you know we think that you know the other multi unit we never received the notifications and the applicant

forget the president's reference of rose mary woods. his secretary. the real nixon reference is that if the president had moved on the special counsel bob mueller, there may well have been a cascade of resignations just like with nixon. that would have left trump exactly where nixon was. forced to resign. for efforts to derail justice. that's where we are tonight. let's bring in one of the "new york times" reporters who broke the story. magg magg maggie haberman. where do you want to start? it makes most sense. have you heard anything from the white house in term of response to the report? >> just the statement from ty cobb that's in the story. that out of respect for the process and special counsel they were going to decline comment. that's not a denial. and i think it's just worth noting. the story i think speaks for itself. the first we have heard of an actual effort by the president to do this. i should note credit where it's due. chris ruddy who is an ally of the president and was in the white house last summer, around this time, went on televisi

mourners lined the campus of mary wood university. eric frien. 's fantasy became a reality.epared with a re-enacting military group. >> it is only a matter of time until we bring you to justice for committing this cowardly act. >> police have teams spread throughout the poconos from the site of the shooting to his home in monroe county. several schools are closed due to safety concerns. investigators believe his solely grudge is with law enforcement and the public should not be in any grave danger. >>> one person connected to a center city attack on two gay men has ties to a local archdiocesan high school. katherine scott has more on this. >> reporter: good morning, tam, one of the people that is being questioned is the assist and basketball coach at archbishop wood in bucks county lost his job last night. we're blurring his face, because he has not been named as a suspect or charged with a crime. he was with the large group in center city when police say ten to 1 people severelily beat and robbed two gay men in center city. other people from the group were questioned yester

and that is why we are sitting in train three reviews that we are grateful for martin donnelly, mary woodsall others for their work into the fcdo's role and capabilities to look at particularly our economic capability and this department at our global impact in the department and the fusion of development and diplomacy and in each case, ask how can we ensure the tools at our disposal provide maximum benefits to uk prosperity and security. the stories of the reviews is a world where the foreign and the domestic, the political and economic have blurred. vladimir putin has mastered this with his hybrid playbook and this department needs to reflect this reality. that is why diplomacy and development belong together, while poverty reduction is an end in itself, a narrative element work cannot be sigh load off from geopolitics and that is why i am reforming this department, connecting it work better to two domestic priorities of the british people that cannot be solved without work abroad. tackling irregular migration and boosting economic growth. an irregular migration, the net fcdo is critical

. >> i am mary woods. this is a proposal to convert a vacant and retail spaces that used to be they mervyns' and good guy's shopping mall. this includes 6000 square feet with the potential to add 14,000 square feet of vacant spaces become available for 120,000 square feet. there are existing parking spaces at the site. 600 regular vehicles bases and five freeloading spaces. there are 28 bicycle parking space oncs. the product would -- project would add 14 bicycles basis for a total of 42. there are entrances on geary and others for access. this includes a use size of to 120,000 square feet. the department approves -- recommends approval with conditions. staff has received two letters in support of the project. this concludes my summary of the project. if you have questions, i will be here to answer. thank you. project sponsor. >> good evening. i am jim ruben, working with the owners of the shopping center for the last four or five years. we're trying to take these six pending formula retail applications do

atmospheric trust litigation asks is that government have a plan. >> and so, i heard a talk that mary wood gave at the university of oregon about using the public trust doctrine to compel governments to protect our climate system for future generations. >> reporter: environmental attorney julia olson was so inspired that she decided to put wood's ideas into practice. in 2010, she co-founded our children's trust, the group that backed juliana's case in oregon. but it's not just happening here; kids backed by the group have brought lawsuits against the federal government and in 14 other states, although the case in oregon has gotten the furthest along. and the idea's catching on globally, too; similar lawsuits have been filed in ukraine, uganda, the philippines and the netherlands. it's all been done with the help of an army of attorneys and scientists working pro bono. >> we're trying to spread the message that people everywhere, all over the world, hold these fundamental, inalienable rights to have their essential natural resources protected for themselves and for future generations, for t

. >> commissioners it will place you on item 17 at 12 laguna street and good afternoon i'm mary woods. the members of the discretionary review is required of the planning code for a dwelling unit conversions. it is to convert a property manager unit to full office used by the entire complex. the department is in support of the proposal and recommendation that the board not use discretionary review and approve the item >> any comment? seeing none commissioners. >> i have a few questions this is just the managers unit for this one fourteen story building and how many total units do we have? >> the total ask 1 hundred and 47 there are four buildings on the lot. >> so relative to the size it's a small unit. >> it's not been occupied at all it feels a requirement from the urban development is when the building was built in 1972 that was one of the conditions. and think the housing and urban development extended that condition in 92, however, because it was built through the agency the sponsor never knew they had to come to the planning department. so the owner needed to submit an explanati

. >> campus officials say they're called to the marie wood hall over a disturbance, six people were arrested and today dozens of students protested the police action. >> i don't see how it is wrong at all. >> resisting arrest and battery against officers. you can watch the entire video on ktvu.com and click on hot topic. >>> our crews this picture this morning above highway 101 at old oakland road take a look, it looks like it is perfectly clean and graffiti removal. >>> yahoo is of the popular website of tumblr. yahoo is looking back to draw young users. they are said to be looking for funding. targeted is reportedly of netflix stream. it is called target ticket beta. including new releases and classic video and tv shows. things maybe looking up for california job seekers. california's jobs rate failed to 9% last month. consumers editor tom explains there is under line reasons why things seem better. >> john taxpayer says he has to have a steady job in five years take california big dropping unemployment grain of salt. >> a lot of companies they post job take application but does not mean t

. >> good afternoon mary woods department staff. >> sorry mary before we start i've spoken with that an issue is raised in regards to this item that is a general informational and claurld type of situations that deals with the whole academy of the arts universities like many of us i have own property within the city and county of san francisco if any one particular project that is owned by the academy is within 5 hundred feet of the any of my ownership i'll recuse myself but in terms of this i've been advised by the city attorney it this kind of general type of discussion didn't collectively exclude anyone that owns property in san francisco that's what i've been told to comment on wanders it this situation i'll fine in participating in this. >> staff you you were going to open up for public comment but it is - >> sue you know the order staff please. >> good afternoon, commissioners mary woods of department staff october 2015 staff provided the process of the a u and now providing additional information regarding the a u enforcement and the environmental review and the approach for t

mary woods. the 340u7b9d consideration is for a merger request the project meets the majority of the 5 crazy and the departments recommendation is for approval. we have a approval letter in support of the proposed merger. staff does not receive any letters in opposition to the merger. this concludes my report if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them >> project sponsor. >> good afternoon, commissionersdipsia with rubin and rose. i'm here today on behalf of the owners. those folks recently bought i bought the prototyping property to update the interior to live next door. the building is in the alamo's historic district directly across from alamo's square it's one of the oldest buildings on the square. can you have the overhead, please >> so you can see it's that gem that was built in 1888. the commission unanimously approved the exterior renovation over the summer the association supports it and there are no oppositions from the neighborhood. we are asking you not merge 4 bedroom un

he is dealing with a good planner, mary woods and i also have been in contact with planning as well. i think at this point, we are dealing with time. how much time to give them to get through the process. what complicates it more is the neighbor if you can see on the picture thrrks is a new building going in next door and mr. ryan and mr. durkin the developer fought for a couple years over this project and now mr. durkin is fighting with mr. ryan so we expect appeals and objections and think there may be a attorney here for the neighbor. there is a neighborhood dispute so dont know how long it will take. if it was in the normal scheme of things maybe 6 months but this could take a couple years given the-what is going on between the neighbors here. >> i think probably have question for you. >> can i get clarification? there is a passage way between the main house and the garage? >> correct >> you are saying that we don't if that is permitted but figured it must have been somehow? >> yes, there is always something there but it is rebuilt and see it is new construction and well built. i

the oakland hills where it destroyed two homes and dangerous conditions it erupted on montclair's mary wood drive. it was likely sparked by an overloaded generator the area under a pg&e power shut off. a fire strike team was quick on the scene. this one caused intense moments for neighbors all too aware of the fire danger there. >> boom, you know, and a ball of fire just went across the street. >> and i look up. and i could see flames from this property right here. like sky high flames. so i dropped everything. and i started screaming fire, fire. >> let's get to those power outages, pg&e is working to restore service in all areas, the purple on this map shows the current outages around 120,000 customers are still in the dark. the utility is giving an update about that right now. we'll monitor it and provide an update later on in this show. >>> concord police are looking for the suspect in this video who reportedly started a fire at the u haul on monte mint boulevard. the flames spread to parks cars nearby. >> well, now the latest on covid-19, four more bay area counties now in the orange ti

at 2070 through 2080 chestnut street >> i'm mary woods of department staff. the c u before i say by coffee and tea to establish a former retail from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. pete's was located at 2466 chestnut street. that provides two retail spaces tot totaling approximately 21 hundred square feet and to you think if i it into a could he was design. the c u is required for hours between 6:00 a.m. departments recommendation is to approve the project with conditions. although this is a former retail use of a new location but pete have long been on the same block important about 29 years so basically, it's a relocation of a retail use. this concludes my report if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> project sponsor please. hi commissioner i'm michael williams i'm the vice president of beach coach and tea. we've started over 40 years and 29 years ago we will opened our first store on chestnut. we want to move down the block because it is a better location for us. i do want to mention it's going to be built with the new store idea and bring a pla

during the last year, one of which i'm putting up on the last year, another one i did based on mary woodsstaff approving based on a mailbox survye within the last two years. she found in both cases the third criteria was met. your staff report says it cannot count the legal number of dwelling units. but it says count the number of units, not legal. if you ask them, did you get issued 3r reports for the billing department? the answer is no. their website shows one number of legal units and the dbi shows one. their website shows two. o the only way to do it is 3r report, cost 6000. perhaps you want to go in that direction. is an expensive direction but that is what the public should be hearing about. looks like i ran out of time. if you have any questions. >> i have lived in the neighborhood on nob for a number of years; i have a couple of letters. i don't have the time to go to the mall. i am matthew gregory. first letter is -- one of the founding members, the alliance would like to offer special support for the proposed unit manager; allows long-term residents to stay in the neighborhood

. >> good afternoon, mary woods, department staff. i will give brief presentations on each of the properties. i will start with 807 franklin. the proposal at 807 franklin is to relocate the existing victorian building to 635 fulton street. and once that's relocated, the project will build a new 8-story residential building for 48 units. one story of parking for 17 spaces. and 80 class one bicycle spaces. the building will extend 80 feet in height, with two stair penthouses for a total of 96 feet. the project requires a c.u. for building height greater than 50 feet, street frontal greater than 50 feet and slight bolt exception. the project proposal is inclusionary housing, bye-bying the in lieu fee. staff received feedback from the public regarding issues to the relocation of the victorian building. in order to address that concern, staff is proposing adding a new provision that addresses the relocation. i have a copy of the proposed condition that i would like to give to the commission. basically, this commission would say a qualified

i want to thank my own dear friend mary wood who shared that story with me. h i could have been there that night. that wraps up this shower. i'm stephanie ruhle. up now, more news with mary jackson. >> mary wood, vip of the day. thank you much. i'm hallie jackson in washington. this morning it's not a done deal until it's a donald trump deal. lawmakers don't know whether the president will sign or sink the agreement they hammered out overnight. we're live on both ends of pennsylvania avenue with our latest reporting on how this might avoid another government shutdown. why some conservatives are so ticked off about it and what else the president might do even if he backs this thing. he may talk about it later after talking plenty overnight after a potential 2020 rival. revving the engine on his reelection campaign. we're talking the twin texas rallies. and what beto o'roarke is telling us about his future. he's running, he says, it's not what he may think. >>> plus the reporter scooping the story of who might have leaked the not suitable for work jeff bezos tex

mary woods department staff. 1001 van ness is asking for a planned use development. [please stand by] >> it was published in february 2019. department staff also prepared a revised mitigation monitoring and reporting program for the current project, which is also to be incorporated as part of the project as conditions of approval. the department finds that the project on balance is consistent with the van ness avenue area plan, the general plan, the priority and recommendations of the city's healthcare services master plan. the project is necessary and desirable, therefore the department's recommendation is to approve with conditions. this concludes my summary of the project. i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you. >> thank you. we will now hear from the project sponsor. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. i am one of the cofounders of the partners, the project sponsor. my colleague as a cosponsor and also available to answer questions. you may remember that -- can we pull up the screen? there we go. you may remember we were here here two years ago for