the masonic center is an entertainment venue. the eir proposed from 230 events to 350 events per year and also the maximum number of members would increase 134 attendees per event. the evaluation of the issues contained in the eir found the implementation of the proposed project will not impose any project specific significant unvoidable environmental impacts and have cumulative impact on the environment. the ceqa issues raised by the appellant in december 13th appeal letter in the subsequent december 31st submittal related to the eir applicability related to transportation circulation, aesthetics, greenhouse gas emission, noise and public services. the purpose of the eir is to analyze the physical impacts not the type of planning approvals. the concerned raised in these appeal letters are already addressed in the ceqa documents. as our response to memo states this is sufficient in the eir. the problem does not extent to the contrary. they have not addressed any new environmental concerns not already addressed in the eir. argumen

the masonic zone continued to be a non-conforming use. whether it's permitted non-conforming use or unpermitted non-conforming use. today we know it is a non-conforming use. the other issues is that the masonic sits in the zoning distribution and knob hill special use district which doesn't allow for entertainment which is what the masonic is seeking and finally the special use district only allows for special kinds of uses, hotels, restaurants and bars not for private clubs and accessory uses to those three other uses. no where is other entertainment allowed. what did the eir do with the situation? it studied a land use scheme proposed by live nation that avoids the special use district. under project section 182b. the project sponsor scheme is to use section 182 to use it's non-conforming use to reach into the adjoining district and borrow the conditional use out of that district and bring that use other entertainment long sought into the knob hill that is not permitted and would effectively amend the knob hill zoning amendment. let me

avenue where geary crosses masonic and the richmond neighborhood. beginning with the inner geary on the east side. our recommendation here is to enhance the existing lanes. there are existing bus lanes where the corridor runs on the one way streets of geary and o'farrell streets and our intent is to color i was these areas for bus lanes and the short stretch between powell and market. the recommendation also includes putting in bus bulbs at high rise locations and corner bulbs trying to address some of the pedestrian issues that we heard about in those previous agenda items. in this area, the curb side loading access that is important to some of the land use on the streets is retained. so moving to the west to the fillmore area, our recommendation there is for side bus lanes as well. this allows us to provide a surface station with new amenities and we think a strong connection to the 22 fillmore which is a high transfer activity area. we are working within the existing under pass. so we are not looking to making any engineer changes to the path but

wall to the masonic. i want to report to you that among people that live that close to the masonic support for this agreement is very very broad. i also work with the knob hill coalition of which i was an officer in the knob hill association which i'm also an officer and i want to assure you that support for this project throughout the neighborhood pursuant to the terms of our settlement agreement is very broad. knob hill masonic has worked very closely with residued in our building. right next door, the nearby buildings, residents on pine street and including such items as parking and traffic and large number of patrons and large number of events and we believe our agreement is fair and they satisfy the interest of the city and as well as the neighborhood. thank you very much. president david chiu: thank you, any other members of the public wish to speak on behalf of the project sponsor? at this time, why don't we hear for a final rebuttal of up to 3 minutes for mr. wallace representing the appellants. >

mason is up five.second half, here come the colonials, working the ball around over to maurice creek, he'll knock down the three-pointer. a few plays later, creek to arwood, the two-handed flush. it's all colonials, armwood saves the ball here to joe mcdonald. the sophomore hits the three-pointer. george mason 75-69. >> they're a very good team, they have lost some close games, i really feel bad for them. i'm glad they get on track today, they're a well coached team with great tradition and i'm really excited that we'll get to play them twice a year. their president predicted a win for them, and i like that, somebody sent me that, so i want to make sure, i was a history major too, had a good little article about it, but he had that score on. >> talking a little trash already about george mason. i love that. >> when will they play again? >> they'll play one more time this season, but not for a couple more weeks. a few more scores for college basketball. virginia took over virginia tech. all right, let's

. >>> george mason hosting george washington. mason now in the atlantic ten conference.hat means these two are now conference rivals. patriots lead it by three. johnny williams knocks down the jump shot. he had a game high 18 points off the bench. mason up by five. second half, it's all colonials. maurice creek with the three ball there. a few plays later, this is to armwood for the flush. g.w. beats mason 75-69. >>> a few other scores for you. american defeated army 84-74. the eagles are undefeated in patriot league play so far this season. virginia beat virginia tech 65-45. >>> in football now, it looks like jay gruden's coaching staff is shaping up. the team confirmed that randy jordan will be the new running back coach. he spent the last two seasons at unc. the nationals held their nats fest today. the 2014 baseball season will be here before you know it. fans had a chance to meet the new managers. kids were out running the bases. we're 19 days away from pitchers and catchers reporting for spring training. everyone looking forward to getting the season started. inclu

thanks remy all right mason tell us about colorado's new marijuana law what is actually allowed under the law well amendment sixty four which about fifty five percent of voters adopted back in november two thousand and twelve allows adults twenty one and older to possess up to one ounce of marijuana and to grow up to six plants in their homes and also establish a state regulated system of. marijuana licensed marijuana businesses that cultivates distribute marijuana and produce products and test marijuana so essentially it's a system very similar to alcohol in which adults can legally purchase marijuana with a driver's license or other government issued id and not fear arrest all right so now there are already reports of shortages of marijuana and so prices rising to four hundred dollars an ounce where is supply coming from who is allowed to grow clearly there's a market inefficiency there or not to talk about that a little bit you know i don't think that there's necessarily a market efficiency quite yet you know a limited number of these businesses have opened only about thirty five t

we're below the mason dixon line. it's not supposed to be this cold. >> all right, quit your complaining. i have been complaining as well, i know. it's cold. a quick cold snap is one thing, but this prolonged cold weather is just really starting to wear on us and unfortunately, i don't have much good news in the first alert seven-day forecast. right now, we're looking at 34 degrees. it's actually above freezing, but can't really tell with those winds out of the west at 12 miles per hour gusting to 20 miles per hour. seems like if it's not one thing, it's another here in the metro lately. we had some pretty comfortable temperatures during the afternoon today compared to what we have been dealing with. with that wind, it was very biting out there. now overnight tonight, now that the area of snow showers has pressed on through, you saw it on my first weather report, clearing and colder tonight. so we're going back down with those temperatures. now the little bit of flurry activity that we got could put down some slick sp

>> even though he's well past the hip-hop generation, mason likes giving is customers something extraa version of rap. >> i'll give you a short one a. short one. the mind's not right. i still got game. i betpy dope puts yours to shame. have it all wrong. are you far too late to try the bum. you fools are cool, they're living in sin, they're robbing pharmacies for vicodins. >> narrator: when their shift ends, inmate workers make their way back to their housing unit. better known as the workers barracks, it is still jammed, but life allows for more freedom of move him. it is one of the housing units where daylight streams through the windows. >> we are coming into the projects here and we'll get further down this section here. we come in the high revent district. >> narrator: mason is serving then months at theo lacy, convicted of an unusual shop lifting charge. >> wearing a flea collar and a pair of workout pants. yes, and i do have a dog. >> that day, i was actually out of my mind on methamphetamine. i had been up four days straight without sleep. i have no idea why i was in that stor

. >> reporter: the dog whose name is perry mason was fitted with a special animal respirator on his snout to help him breathe. >> just like we have air for humans we have it for dogs. we hook it up to the same system, put them on oxygen and bag with a valve mask and breathe air into them. >> reporter: both dogs were with the woman in the house this morning 10 but perry mason's sister nancy drew ran away and was saved. >> she is upset not used to being away from her brother. >> reporter: nancy has been a caregiver for the woman who has been ill and had just been over at her house about an hour before the fire started. >> i walk her and perry mason every morning brother and sister . i left at 10:00 and everyone was fine. >> reporter: the neighbors saw the home engulfed in a cloud of smoke and called about 11 a.m. > we got a lot of smoke. we got some of the children out of the adjacent house to the left of it. we didn't want them smelling toxic smoke. got them out and brought them here. >> reporter: a san jose firefighter was injured during the firefight this morning. he has been treated and

. >> pelley: and anthony mason remembers folk singer pete seeger, his music and his message. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. you can be sure the heat will be cranked up in the car tonight when president obama makes his way to the capitol for his fifth state of the union address. it's 19 degrees here, heading down to 14, and that's just tip of the iceberg across much of the country. the mid-atlantic states are getting another round of dangerously cold temperatures, and the south is seeing something it almost never sees-- snow. atlanta got about 2.5 inches, but that was enough to cause big problems in a city not used to it. in chicago, the temperature hit 11 degrees-- 11 below 0. we have a team of correspondents covering the severe weather affecting an estimated 70 million americans. first, manuel bojorquez in north carolina. manuel. >> reporter: well, scott, freezing rain has started to fall here, but fayetteville is expected to get up to six inches of snow, its worst storm in three years. drivers unaccustomed to slick roads are going nowhere fast. crews in north c

today, anthony mason sees them for the first time. >> it is my greatest wish that all of these letters be acknowledged. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. >> pelley: good evening, this is our western edition andçóñh francisco.ÑiñrñrÑiÑiñrçó tonight, we have video never shown publicly before from the chaotic scene of that asiana airlines crash landing in san francisco last summer. the video's important because it may answer a key question: how was a teen-aged girl who survived the impact later killed by a fire truck? some of the video comes from that truck. 16-year-old ye meng yuan was one of three people from the plane to die; 304 others survived. her parents are suing the city of san francisco, claiming the rescuers were reckless and poorly trained. anna werner has the story and the video. >> reporter: this video is from a camera mounted on a firefighters' helmet. >> right through there! that's it! >> reporter: it was provided to us by a source close to the family of ye meng yuan. >> don't go in there. if anybody is t

george mason versus gw. forces the turnover. mason gets it back. finishing strong. down and one. second half ammann colonials taking control. maurice would get ahead to kevin larson for the jam. it has been a rough january for some people including the capitals. a seven-game losing streak hovering around the bottom in their division. they have one thing going tonight will stop -- tonight. alex ovechkin is a back. it paid off. the power play. he was shoot. pick.off of his i love his reaction. take another look. amazing. stop the caps up. not done. washington breaks their slump and a win. trying to get above 500 for the first time since -- it does not help of the cua -- cause. .e wizards cannot get above 500. some day. the broncos held their last practice. the kicker did not practice because of a virus. prevent other players from getting anything that he has. prater led in touch makes -- touch backs this season. this show will be different. and it mustn't go on. head coach john fox talk about it. it must got sunday, on. >> will play 60 minutes of clock time and maybe other time. th

mason tackled at the 35. the ball is fumbled. it's retired and the game is over.d for the third time, florida state reigns supreme, the seminoles completed the perfect season. >> got to love those radio calls. florida state is 14-0. snaps the sec's hold on the bcs championship at 7 in a row. a fitting ending to a college football season. >>> now amid all the controversy, there is positive robert griffin, iii, news to report. he was selected by his teammates to win the courage award. overcoming adversity. grin returning from knee surgery. and released the olympic hockey team and alex ovechkin will compete for his home country. he was the first to carry the torch when it was lit in olympia. also capitals, nicklas backstrom will play on sweden's team. john carlson for the u.s.a. and, don't forget to vote in our high school game of the week poll. we have four great games for you to choose from. text the code to the game you want to 25543 and we'll announce the winner on thursday night. >> that was a really good game last night. >> looked away and you missed that kicko

and george mason met for the first time. if it isn't already evident enough, the days of mason are sadly long gone. the colonials almost forced a turnover right there but johnny williams finished strong and the patriots led by a point in the half. g.w. takes over in the second half. it's 41-37 colonial. later in the second colonial widen the gap. larson on the run and he has the dunk. the colonials win 75-69. >> u.v.a. and virginia tech. what a beauty. drains the three and the cavs led substantially at the half. u.v.a. with a comfortable lead. u.v.a. cruises to a 65-45 win. >> even with the time restriction due to a lingering injury bradley beal still put up seven of the wizards points. take a look. just over two minutes game in the game. the suns sadly look on. beal from straight behind. the wizards up by three. suns down four, beal makes them pay. the wizards win 101-95. they are once again at magical .500. >> most acceptance speeches after big victories, there are tears, thanking god and hugs to loved ones. but this isn't

ina mason/vecina ina mason, vecina de ochoa, siempre presentia que algo estaba mal en la casa del sospechosoaba que el tenia una hija, pero ella no iba a la escuela, siempre permanecia al lado de ochoa, nunca estaba con amigos... comenta que un dia vio a la entonces adolescente sentada en las piernas del sospechoso, lo que le causo suspicacia... ryan wagner/fiscal contra costa el fiscal de contra costa dice que la joven pudo escapar de su captor en el 2012 en la fuga arriesgaba su vida, pero era la unica oportunidad que tenia... ella le dijo a ochoa que iba al bano, pero en realidad corrio hacia el carro de un familiar que la esparaba en la calle... ina no sale de su asombro y tristeza por lo ocurrido, lleva mas de dos decadas viviendo en el area... ochoa es un hombre casado y tiene otros hijos, aun no se sabe si ellos estaban al tanto de sus actividades... su sentencia se conocera el 11 de febrero y puede recibir 22 aÑos de prision. ochoa enfrenta ahora tres cargos dentro de los que se destacan actos lascivos a un menor y violacion. el detenido se declaro culpable de ellos... cesar -- hoy s

. >> mason reece i just saw him. he lives in hell's kif -- kitchen.hy am i talking about mason reece? >> he is a great guy though. >> he has very soft hands. who knew? coming up, -- >> we all knew we had soft hands. >> i am going to skip this tease and go to the next one. and then i can use it tomorrow. what is left to say about the grammys that has bts already been sets. glu rg,glurg, glurg. don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ dave. >> dave is what i would write on the wall. >> he hates people named dave. >> was the show a bore because of macklemore? he won best rap album and then after the

this is a great project at page and masonic right in the heart of district 5. directly next door to saint agnes church. our office has been working on it for the better part of the year from [speaker not understood] and mayor's office of housing. it will provide much needed housing for developmentally disabled adults and reinvigorate a building that's been sitting fallow for decades now. i want to thank the sponsors and the staff who have been working on this, kim dunn from mercy housing, sarah valve from planning and ruby harris from the mayor's office of housing. two of them you'll hear from after me. they have done outstanding outreach to the community. the project is supported by the haight ashbury improvement association, the haight ashbury neighborhood council, the haight ashbury neighborhood [speaker not understood] didn't take a vote but they're supportive. as well as urban high school which is right down the street from the project. of course supervisor breed supports it and asks for your vote today. thank you. >> thank you, mr. johnson. i believe we h

bernstien, george mason adjunct scholar at the cato institute. presidential unilateralism in the obama administration, this is small potatoes, but the related issue of the czars that presidents increasingly appointing to high-level positions that should be offices subject to confirmation but instead they the director of this, director of that. it, obama ist of doing more. the extraordinary thing i saw is that the senate and house passed legislation defunding in 2011 a couple of positions so enough bipartisan to get votes through and the obama administration is signing the legislation as part of a broader package but saying they can't defund these because it's part of the executive authority, to we want to so any comment on the growth of the czars to avoid thea, appointments clause completely and whether there's a plausible constitutional challenge that could arise in the judiciary to of these some appointments? >> it's extraordinary that we've for thesee word czar people. i think it actually turns on quite what their powers really are. they sound

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> well, on the "cbs moneywatch" now, yahoo! accounts are targeted by a cyber attack and a stroller recall. # joya dass has that and more. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. asian stocks dipped on a rising yen and tokyo's nikkei lost a half a percent following a two-month low. # hong kong's hang seng index is closed for a holiday. >>> a fourth quarter earnings reported higher. the dow was up 109 points on thursday. the nasdaq gained 1 point. >>> add yahoo! to companies who have been hacked. the e-mails of customers have been stolen. it has. said how many have been affected. it's the second largest service in the world. they say it highlights the importance of changing passwords regularly. >> it may soon cost more to use amazon. the world's largest online retailer is considering a $20 to $40 increase in its prime service. it offers free two-day shipping on most items. amazon says it has not raised the price of prime in nine years. >>> toyota is suspending sales of six of its most popular models heated seats due to the risk

and tre mason is a man possessed. retakes the lead and it looks good, but jameis winston really struggles for the first three, four -- he's fine. it's all about the benjamins, kelvin benjamin with what proves to be the game winner, instant classic, florida state. >> nba news, luol deng heading to cleveland. cavaliers trade andrew bynum just in time to save cash. they send buy number and three future draft picks to the bulls for deng as a result. as a result, the cavaliers had to pay 6 million to bynum's $12.5 million salary this season. >> and it doesn't look like bynum will be with the bulls for long. look for them to cut him tuesday. we won't be here much longer either. >> cut us now. >>> all right. up next in "the pulse," a famous director makes a bizarre on stage appearance and it is the talk of twitter this morning. stay with us. the creamy taste of almond breeze almondmilk makes everything good even better... from the bowls of cereal you make... to all the delicious recipes you bake. because inside every carton

. >>> college hoops george mason trying to get back over .500 hosting pennsylvania.atriots would trail at the half, but after the break they finally wake up. patrick holloway with one of his four-three's on the night, 18 off the bench. mason holds on against penn 80- 77. >>> time to announce our high school game of the week, loudoun county at wood grove in girls hoops. thank you all for voting. we'll have highlights of this game tomorrow night. >>> finally receiving a scholarship to play at a division 1 school is a dream come true for some players of 1 mom of a new orleans star athlete is making headlines again for her shall we say displeasure with her son's choice of school. two years ago april justin was visibly upset when her son landon collins chose to play for alabama instead of their homestate lsu tigers. see her there in pink. well, today her other son gerald willis, iii, a top 50 recruit announced his college decision. >> i will take my talents to gainesville, florida. >> your take on this decision, ma'am? >> it is what it is. florida gators, that's where we'

great to see you from george mason. the silliness regarding the vacancy had to pop open during the intersession recess with the positions he could agree to a.so he was doing just a little bit of maneuvering. >> that is a rather extraordinary answer. the argument is built on history and tradition. the appendix in the back with a list of appointments is the heart of the arguments so if you have to throw george washington under the bus to make your historically given work, you have a bit of a problem, i think. that is quite an extraordinary claim. >> david bernstein. >> david bernstein george mason law school, in terms of presidential unilateralism the obama administration is small potatoes but there's a related issue of these bizarres have been increasingly appointed to high level positions, should be executive offices subject to confirmation but instead just call them the director of regulatory policy or this or that, george bush did a lot of it obama doing even more. the extraordinary things that i saw going from the pr

edward mason. crystal schultz. dinetra r tanko. and izumi torre. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon. i've lived in the mission since 2006 and [speaker not understood]. i've been fortunate to work in san francisco. i don't need to spend hours on a bus to get to work. many people, including myself, find the best opportunities outside the city. the regional transportation have failed these workers. some who don't need cars and some who wish they didn't need to. do you know who else it isn't people who are taking up space [speaker not understood]. i encourage the city to not only experiment with the program to address the issue with commuter buses, but to work with other municipalities to find a regional solution to a regional problem. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> edward mason. crystal schultz. damitra voytenko. [speaker not understood]. and steve [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> [speaker not understood], california transportation authority entered a strategic analysis report at the request of su

anthony mason on what it means. the bitter blast wreaks havoc in the east while the west sees its own strange weather. elaine quijano and john blackstone are on thor a father fights to save one life from the horror of war in syria. and if you don't believe in miracles, think again after steve hartman takes us "on the road." >> i will remember this game for the rest of my life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. there is breaking news out of texas this evening. where a judge has ordered a hospital to remove life support from a brain dead woman. the hospital had refused because marlise munoz is pregnant. anna werner is at the courthouse in fort worth for us this evening. anna? >> reporter: scott, the state judge ruled the breathing st be turned off no later than monday afternoon. family attorney heather king said this shortly after the ruling. >> this is the decision we sought. there's nothing happy about today. this was a