place us on item 6, 2694 mcallister, consideration for request for landmark initiation of a tree. >> this is an item i put forward a while back, it turns out that in order for even though this form says any member of the h.p.c. or the landmark board can nomination, turns out in the actual ordinance it says the full commission has to take a vote on it. on whether we recommend the tree. so, a very beautiful tree. [laughter] staff report here, near the corner of mcallister and stanion, spectacular california buckeye, i'm recommending we make -- recommend as a city landmark tree. >> president wolfram: public comment on this item? seeing and hearing none, close public comment. commissioners, any questions? >> so this is our tree? >> our tree. >> to get the ball rolling, since you and i have been working on this, you more than me for quite some time, i move we move it forward. >> thank you, i think we have some comments. >> commissioner black: i don't think i have been on the block of mcallister, the photos do not do it justice. it's sensational looking. and it's in front of an absolutely

we already had a round about put at steiner and -- and mcallister. the area is already changing. and i request that you not approve this because it would continue to destroy the character of the neighborhood. thank you. >> president wolfram: thank. any other members of the public wish to speak on this matter? seeing none -- do we have one more? >> good afternoon. i'm a deacon at third baptist church and we are already challenged with parking there, and my take on this is if this project is going to impact the parking, i think that we should oppose it because it's going to just carry on into other areas. that particular block, if the parking is impacted by this project, it's just going to carry on to where people are blocking other people's garages farther down on fulton and pierce and probably mcallister. recommending you oppose it. >> president wolfram: thank you. any other member of the public wish to comment on this matter? seeing and hearing none, close public comment. commissioners, i just would like to remind you that our role here is to look, to determine whether the proje

and wheelchair access is provided at the mcallister streets via ramps.

and the american writer and broadcasterjeff mcallister.fcially summer — school's out, and so is parliament. but there's no rest for senior members of the british government. theresa may says she has now taken personal control of the brexit negotiations, and she and her ministers are fanning out across europe on a charm offensive, trying to win over leaders to her vision, the chequers vision, of future relations between the uk and the rest of the eu once britain has left the bloc. steve, it's been a bumpy few weeks — how many times have we discussed whether theresa may is secure? she remains fragile. she remains, i think, in the most extraordinary position of any prime minister for many, many decades. there she is, promoting, as you say, going around european capitals, her proposition for brexit, very detailed. which has already triggered two cabinet resignations, several ministerial resignations. there is no evidence at the moment of a majority for it in the house of commons. and the reaction of barnier representing the rest of the eu sugg

with me to discuss those stories are, david aaronovitch, columnist for the times newspaper jef mcallisterher sometimes disloyal cabinet colleagues. we‘ll be out of the single market, but will "harmonize" our trade in goods with eu standards, not on services where the uk wil go its own way, though even here, the uk wants "strong recipricol arrangements" with the european union. we‘ll be out of the customs union but in a new customs territory. the eu‘s freedom of movement is replaced by a mobility framework, so europeans can study and work here and we can do the same in the eu. the european court ofjustice won‘t have jurisdiction any longer

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with me to discuss those stories are, david aaronovitch, columnist for the times newspaper jef mcallister american writer and broadcaster maria margaronis of the nation and the british conservative commentator alex deane. good to have you with this on an interesting weekend. this was the moment when theresa may had to corral her sometimes disloyal cabinet colleagues. we'll be out of the single market, but will "harmonize" our trade in goods with eu standards, not on services where the uk wil go its own way, though even here, the uk wants "strong recipricol arrangements" with the european union. we'll be out of the customs union but in a new customs territory. the eu's freedom of movement is replaced by a mobility framework, so europeans can study and work here and we can do the same in the eu. the european court ofjustice won't have jurisdiction any longer but the uk will "pay regard" to it decisions. and in case her foreign secretary borisjohnson wanted to denounce this plan as crazy, as he had an earlier one. mrs may told her ministers that collective cabinet responsibility is back. the

we will be constructing 590 new units of housing at the corner of hyde and mcallister. we are fully entitled. we are in the developer selection process. this 590 units will be occupied jointly by ucsf graduate students and hastings. upon the completion of that project, we shift gears to our rehabilitation of our existing student housing at 100 macalester, the development of almost 1,000 beds that will support multiple beds, multiple institutions and will help alleviate some of the pressure on the san francisco housing market. as part of this plan, we have committed considerable resources, partnering with the city to achieve greening and sustainability objectives. to this map, shows various projects we've done over time. phase one was done in 2009. we widened the golden gate avenue sidewalk on the south side, planted ten trees, of which three of the trees that are in question today. in 20 118, we partnered with s francisco c.t.a. in a project that called for sidewalk widening, and safety improvements for the stretch of mcalester at larkin. we achieved significant pedestr

drastically increased ridership and reduced crowding just like on the 9-r and we've continued to work on mcallister street and fulton for that matter to improve those services. and we're looking at improving, making some small-captal adjustments and the 31 balboa, for example, is that on that list. it's indian daughtered with stop signs, especially outer portion of the line which throws it off getting through the western addition. one of the things we serious doing is working on improving reliability and frequency of the 31. we're rolling out new signage at our stops that include a small that include a new beacon of light at the stop of the stop sign. really am by cents light. -- ambient light. there is more safety with eyes on the street type of idea. there's probably people waiting there, that time of thing. but we don't have a program right now, at least of developing, you know, electrical capabilities at every stop. where we do have electrical capabilities, we've been putting in nex bus, for example, and work on putting out a new nex bus in the future with solar panels and solar way to light th

in my experience, the traffic calming that was done particularly the banning of left turns on to mcallister in the southbound direction, which has been tremendous for that street in decreasing traffic and c alming traffic. however it's now coming up my street. goldengate. i'm witnessing how some of these things that was really great for neighbors may not great for my block. that's my request. thank you. >> director brinkman: next s peaker please. >> my name is kristin lucky i'm community organizer on staff at the san francisco bicyclist coalition. after year public planning that identified a need to slow down cars and improve biking and walking connections of goadgate park. we're disappointed this project to get watered down to handful of speed bumps. our members have spoken up for change. turning out to open houses and engaging the supervisors. we're disappointed before us today fall short of the improvements needed to establish a calm safe, neighborhood connection to goadengate park. eighth avenue has most direct route to the park and yet faces face disproportionate amount of traffic. tha

. >> senator clarence mcallister, she says russians are already trying to hack into her computer.hey wrote in part, quote, "the attempt against mccaskill's office was variant of password-stealing technique used by russia's so-called system. >> it is the technique that works across state actors. if i am targeting you, craig, i am going to learn everything you need to know about you and figuring out what i have to send you to mistakenly enter your credentials and they use that to violate your privacy. spear phisifishing is the term. for a number of folks who are involved in campaigns and others. this is the juvulnerability. they are building up dossiers on all of us and focusing on our vulnerabilities vulnerabilities. that works unfortunately, craig. >> jennifer, these are republicans who are up for election, too. why is that? why would that be? >> because they rightfully assumed that the hacking will be done on their on behalf. the russian contrary of president trump who have no interest of going after the russians and mccaskill is a vulnerable democrat. the republicans don't stand

when a 38-year-old homeless man was lying down on the sidewalk by mcallister. the subject approached him and viciously kicked him in the face and head area. it was captured on a surveillance video and it was shown on the news. we do have a person in custody on that case. 58-year-old male and our investigation revealed that he also participated in another provoked attack that happened on may 29th. both of those cases have been filed by the district attorney office. our officers who actually recognize the suspect and made the arrest and was actually a really good police work. we're very pleased we have this individual in custody and off the streets. >> president turman: it shows good police work. it's a sign of the frustrations in the community and see somebody do something vicious like that, it's type of crime that we deal. it's unprovoked. we need to take care of it. >> thank you. one other thing part of the report was on staffing. just on our staffing in terms of our ftes, we're currently 1816 full duty ftes. that's below our 1971 minimum staffing number. we d

drivers a week to get comfortable but then thursday july 12th vanness avenues and between mission and mcallistero extend the construction zone. the mta says crews are hoping to be done with construction by the year 2020. reporting live in san francisco, matt keller abc. >> thank you matt. >>> meanwhile oakland going to be featured on the big screen against. the movie sorry to bother you opens today set in the town. the sat ire takes on jent trify indication and race relations. it's directed by boots riley calling oakland hope and also a rappered founded the group call the coupe. >> he is in san francisco this weekend if you want to check out embarcadero theater. >>> a documentary on the north bay wildfires is set to open this week. the night santa rosa burned was put together by a santa rosa native. showing the series of events force people out in october. and all the proceeds will be adopted to fire related charities. >>> well now to a health rlt alert. a new cutting edge device giving home to thousands of children suffering from heart defects by jimmy kimmel's son. billy had to have open heart

and wheelchair access is provided at the mcallister streets via ramps.r access at the polk street, carleton b. goodlet entrance is provided via a wheelchair lift. accessible listening devices are available and our meeting is open captioned and sign language interpreted. our agendas are also available in large print and braille. please ask staff for any additional assistance. yeah. >> thank you. >> to prevent electronic interference with this room's sound system and to respect everyone's ability to focus on the presentation please silence all mobile phones and p.d.a.s, your cooperation is appreciated. we welcome the public's participation during public comment periods. there will be an opportunity for public comment at the beginning and the end of the meeting as well as after every item on today's agenda. and each comment is limited to three minutes and the council will respond to your comments following the meeting if you provide your contact information. you may complete a speaker's card which is available in the front of the room, approach the mike, an

. >> that is married congressman vance mcallister turning off the lights in his louisiana office.onds later, he reappears with the woman believed to be on his staff. then this. a kiss nearly 30 seconds long. >> some of the allegations against me are simply not true. others i remember very differently. >> in a statement frank said he , never attempted to have sexual contact with any staffer. never touched anybody in his office or tried to, but he admitted to having "an uncomfortable conversation about surrogacy with two women who worked for him." >> a pro-life champion who encouraged his ex-wife to have two abortions and talked one of his mistresses into having another. >> multiple women have now accused conyers of harassment. conyers denies of the accusations but admits to paying a settlement. $20,000>> blake used $84,000 in taxpayer funds to settle a sexual harassment claim and never paid taxpayers back that money. >> this is the shopping mall where some say it was common knowledge and not a big secret that roy moore would flirt with teenage girls when he was in his 30's. >> some

the mcallisters who bought it in 1970 freely paid $61,000 for it.value, 12,500 ft. , just iconic, feel like home. stuart: i can't remember what the house looked like in the tv series. >> two bedrooms, three bathrooms, split level home. stuart: i wonder if there is the same staircase. there we go, there we go. let's get to google, why not? $5 billion by the european union. is this the start of europeans using our tech companies like a personal piggy bank? we have that story. the gerber on the defense after his holocaust comments but he has a problem. if he could control the hate speech on faith -- facebook, can anybody control the users? that is a pretty picture of new york city. (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one . technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip.