anne mcateer and margret ruxton. 2941-29 2941-2943broderick street. new deck at fourth floor, removing exterior back stair, install new stair, mechanical electrical and sprinkler under separate permits. >> president honda: we are going >> a fire wall has all been part of the design plan and repeatedly rejected by neighbors to the south. based on a loss of air and light to the only three windows on the north facing side of the building, our building on the second floor. this design aspect has been a concern going back to the 2015 design team review which you'll see in your exhibit, exhibit document 2. a preapplication neighborhood outreach meeting took place in the spring of 2015. since that time, multiple renditions of the fire wall, including moving it to the north side of the building have been proposed. at each juncture the fire wall was rejected by the neighbors to the north and the south. the variance decision granted in november 2016 by the board of appeals was, quote, granted in general conformity with the plans on file. the current plans are n

eugene mcateer at first, and i didn't want anyone to know i was smart. you know, i would try to keep myself under the radar because, as a black culture, we don't appreciate that intelligence. and there's a lot of smart kids that doesn't want anyone to know that they have intelligence like that, and it's sad. >> yeah, it is sad. you know, in law enforcement, it strikes me that what i've observed over the years is when i was young, a high school education could get you into a police department. you can't get into a california police department anymore with that. >> no, i think you're right. the high school diploma of yesterday, now you've got to acquire a bachelor's degree. and just to show you value of education for many researchers and builders, you can determine how many prisons you're likely to need in the future by how many people are ready at the level of third grade. >> wow. >> and so it's a predictor of not criminality, but people's exposure to the criminal justice system. we know when kids go to school, likelihood of incarceration grows exponentia