sanchez and planner michael smith that devoted a grateful of efforts with the thoughtfulness and concocted the parties we had given up hope we could reach a compromise so thank you very much. >> any public comment? seeing none commissioners the matter is yours and i have to say i have a question from mr. sanchez whether or not the variance is needed under the revised plan. >> i have the same question. >> okay. >> thank you scott sanchez planning staff the variance is required particular for the ground story addition that remains unchanged from the stairs to the variance is still required. >> to what stent. >> to reduced stent i don't have the exact dimension by basz base it on the ambulances that are going to be in front of you which the project sponsor has the plans come out e came out today they can submit those to the board at this time. >> okay. >> is that your. >> i'm sorry i needed to know what can we take that without objection? action would be needed by the board depending on how you want to proceed >> so assuming we're all willing to do this what is the proper motion. >> my unders

. >> thank you good afternoon commissioners michael smith planning staff you have a project before you on 24th street proposing to construct a third-story rear addition to the rear yard line at the ground floor requiring a rear yard variance it will add two dwelling units to with with off-street parking it will be combaelgd which is greater than the permitted secret for within this district and requires a cu the former bar will be commemorated into a bar slash restaurant doing business as as tom ryan and maintained the entertainment use the sponsor is seeking to amend the motion which authorized the are entertainment use to expand the hours and days for entertainment use permit a.m. if i had entertainment and remove the restriction on seating proposed restaurant bar burglary operate with a type of 47 licenses you voted 6 to nothing to continue the hamburger for the project sponsor and staff to meet and try to meet a compromise they convened the meeting on april '34 with no compromise being reached another meeting was held on april 14th to which a compromise was reached on a few issues

. >> michael smith planning department staff the description is accurate audience so basically the way it is drawn up now how large is a space will be possible for this green area i i know there will be a skylight but from the rear yard line to the place where the deck begins how many feet can be created that will be open space? >> potentially. >> so the sheet organization 0.1 in the man's they show the required rear yard is 28 and a half square feet and that whole area is within the required rear yard and small portion will think a roof deck above the roof of the structure the rest will be undeveloped with skylight and whatnot usable open space for the residents but not green space yeah but if we told them it should to be a green space it will be green because it is an open space above the extension. >> it could be a green roof. >> yeah. >> limited to what you can grow on the roof. >> true but a way i'm sure you could create enough soil above there with structurally making it sound to be able to plant that area. >> we asked for an idea at the last hearing nothing was put forward since

vicky asked those honoring the memory go to [inaudible] michael smith who quit his job to provide full time care with his mother making it possible for vicky to stay at home around the family. vicky is survived by her mother heriot, son michael, [inaudible] and twin sister rucell rocky [inaudible] vicky was known for her contagious humor and smile and kindness and compassion and will be greatly missed by all lives we have touched. if we can adjourn our meeting in memory of those individuals that is great >> thank you supervisor tang. supervisor wiener jrkss thank you very much madam clerk. i have 2 site items i would like to mention. the first i introduce legislation that would expand the in law unit legislation from the cast row that we passed last year to 3 addition neighborhood. toorkt with the cast row legislation and in law legislation for buildings undergoing seismic ret row fit that we passed together will really help to expand the number of in law units that we have and in law units of course are the most affordable type of non subicized unit. in addition as of the other legisl

vicky asked those honoring the memory go to [inaudible] michael smith who quit his job to provide full time care with his mother making it possible for vicky to stay at home around the family. vicky is survived by her mother heriot, son michael,

michael smith from the "new york times" joins us. michael, what happened?012, just a few weeks before she is leaving office, the house oversight committee darryl darrell issa sends her a letter hey do you use private email at all for government work? she doqáj reply. in march, seven weeks after she leaves off the state department writes back and doesn't answer the question. >> were emails sent to other agencies as well? >> yes. issa was looking into the administration's hand links of emails. were they using personal accounts improperly? they sent out these thinks things to different cabinet secretaries and they heard back. >> dr" they hear back before they heard from the state department or after. i'm trying to figure out whether the march response was a late response or not a late response? >> it's certainly after mr. issa asked for the response. mr. issa gave her six weeks or so. it went from december until march. >> what was the answer of the state department? >> no answer. >> no answer whatsoever? >> well, they ignored the question. mr. issa sent 8 ques

michael johnson. ktvu's azenith smith with more. >> reporter: a remarkable sign of camaraderie. a thousand officers, including two from chicago, in san jose to say good-bye to officer michael johnson. >> when you enter a career with law enforcements, or fire, it is a bond -- law enforcement, or fire, it is a bond. >> the family remembering the 14 year veteran who sacrificed his life protecting the city of san jose after responding to a call of a suicidal man. police among those in -- santa cruz police among those in attendance. >> when that happens san jose police department provided support to us. the chief and staff came over to the police department the day following the deaths of my officers. >> reporter: now they are here to do the same. officers lining up to salute a hero. he brought his five children to witness the procession. >> bigger than us. to see the importance of the job of a police officer and how it community comes together when something like this happens. >> reporter: wives of san jose police officers wore blue and black ribbons. >> could have been any of our hu

and finally, michael smith manages president obama's initiative to ensure that all young people can fulfillheir potential. michael, i have to say, my heart is with you. as a former practitioner of social services, i have a special affinity for people who are in the game -- working for outcomes people struggling. we wanted to give you a special shout out. thank you for being here, i know it is busy at the white house. we are honored to have you. with that, i will turn it over to professor patterson to begin our discussion. [applause] professor patterson: thank you for inviting me. and i originally landed to a powerpoint. but with only 10 minutes, i think it is best if i just spoke without it. and i want to talk about what we have learned from this work, which was just published. "the cultural matrix." along with scholars contributing and it -- let me first say that culture occupies a status in the social sciences. starting with traditionally, most people thought, understanding the plight of the poor. and understanding the trials of the rich. starting about the middle of the 60's, with the pu

michael johnson. ktvu's azenith smith with more. >> reporter: a remarkable sign of camaraderie. thousand officers, including two from chicago, in san jose to say good-bye to officer michael johnson. >> when you enter a career with law enforcements, or fire, it is a bond -- law enforcement, or fire, it is a bond. >> the family remembering the 14 year veteran who sacrificed his life protecting the city of

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thought he was a michael jordan for a moment there. but jason smither sixer, turns him away. the knicks blocked 14 shots on the night, beat the sixers 101-91. >>> finally, the women's final four has a distinct phillies flare. three of the head coaches hail from the delaware valley, including mcgraw who coaches notre dame. dawn staley the pride of north philly. a hall of famer player who cut her teeth as coach at temple. this is her fourth final four. the south carolina team takes on mcgraw's notre dame squad. 20 seconds to play. that was the bucket. madison with the rebound and puts notre dame up one. last chance for staley's squad. tiffany mitching, the all american comes up empty. irish elated as they win 66-65. >>> that's all for sports. i'm danny pommells. stick around. we'll be right back. >> reporter: >>> tomorrow the city of philadelphia will mark the end of the mourning period for slain sergeant robert wilson iii. mayor michael nutter and other top brass in the city will close the official 30-day mourning period for sergeant wilson, who was ki

michael brown was shot. >> yes, i'll be honest with you, yes. >> adrian hawk inns wesley bell lee smith, ella jones - they are vying for seats on the ferguson city council and are up i gains some challengers. for one, it's low pay for a lot of work. council members are given $250 a week. most also hold full-time jobs, and there's a bigger challenge - low voter tonne out. a 'washington post' analysis estimates that in the 2013 municipal election 6% of blacks and 17% of whites turned out. >> this is where michael brown was shot and killed by a ferguson police officers. but from a voter perspective it's important. turn out here is low. during the last election ward three's election won by 23 votes. >> the real reason for that is they are constantly voting for the same people. >> reporter: 76-year-old lee smith is running for city council in ward 3. for him everything changed in september when he went to a heated city council meeting. >> look around you, we are not going to let you go back to business as usual. >> smith's opponent wesley bell, a criminal justice professor and municipal judge who is also black

i want to thank the ohio state university president michael drake who is here, athletic director gene smith and, of course, cote urban cote urban mey oach urban meyer. [laughter] president obama: this is their 10th national championship. it is urban meyer's fourth time winning with a second-team. i have only done it twice on the same team both times. [laughter] president obama: this was a historic year in college football. the country got to enjoy its first-ever college football playoffs. i will say it it was about time. i cannot claim for crull credit. i will point out i pushed for a playoff system in 2008. [laughter] president obama: i say i throw my weight around. this is a promise kept that i made. you are welcome, america. [laughter] president obama: it was an exciting season from start to finish and assay ohio state's path to the title felt improbable at times would be in understatement. at one point, the buckeyes were ranked as low as 23rd in the nation but they kept on battling back with the help of three quarterbacks. first, they lost braxton miller before the season even started.

provide depth behind michael wilhoite and navorro bowman the niners are also looking at former bears all-pro lance briggs a sacramento native veteran defensive tackle antonio smithwas somewhat of a surprise given smith has been productivve as an inside pass rusher and is a leader in the locker room he was rated the most cordial raider but he got cut the team saves $4million against the salary cap with the move smith was entering the 2nd year of a 2-year $9 million deal former raider matt schaub has found a new home. he signed a 1-year, $3 million deal to backup joe flacco with the baltimore ravens today schaub was brought in by the raiders and paid $8 million to be their starting qb but lost the job to derek carr in the attempting one pass an interception against the browns in his final spring training appearance he gave up seven runs it is hard to imagine he is making the roster tiger woods somebody spotted his plan in augusta he hasn't played as of late, but the word is that if he feels right he bill play in the masters a week from thursday. >> pam :that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'

lee smith was a candidate in ward three, home to the apartments where michael brown died. >> what dohink it is this time in ferguson and the circumstances that made it pop like this. michael brown's death sparked in a way that few other deaths have. >> the governing body had just become comfortable with taking advantage, i think, of people that don't have power. the court system here, the law enforcement here, had became a place where there was a complete disrespect of the citizens and especially in the african-american community. >> reporter: wesley bell, smith's opponent, is a lawyer and a judge in another town. he hopes that the activism seen over the summer will turn into political action. >> you cannot effectuate sustainable change without political access. >> reporter: in ward 2, a familiar face is on the ballot. ferguson's former mayor, and the man behind the i love ferguson campaign, i ryan fletcher. he acknowledged a need for change in how the police serve the community. >> i do favor the police department staying, but we obviously have to have very, very heavy sensitivity a

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michael johnson. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is at the s.a.p. center this morning where today's memorial will be big and powerful, but we begin with christie smith joins us from los gatos this morning where in just a few hours friends, family and people who didn't even know the officer will begin lining the streets just to pay their respects. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right, thousands of police officer and members of the community are expected to attend a procession. starts here in los gatos at 10:00 this morning, that would be a quarter-mile long, maybe even longer all to honor officer michael johnson. it could impact those not attending today. it moves up santa cruz avenue into winchester boulevard through camp bell. the procession heads east on stevens creek boulevard north on montgomery street and into the s.a.p. center where a memorial service begins at 11:00 this morning. san jose police say standard security procedures will be in place today. board president david cortez had chance to spend time with the family. >> there's officer thats are on duty there 24/7 at the funeral home. and they expressed a

michael and bowman. niners also looking at former bears all-pro lance the bricks and sacramento native. >> gary: veteran defensive tackle and tony smithd mother raiders today was somewhat of a surprise given smith has an inside pass rusher and is a leader in the locker room he posted three sacks last season as the situation a pass rusher but he is 33 years old and on the downside of his career. the team saves $4 million against the salary cap with the move. smith was injured in an second year of a $9 million contract. >> gary: former raider matt shaw has found in a home he signed a one-year, 3 million deal to back of show fladeboe with the baltimore ravens today. job was bought and by leaders and paid a billion to be the starting qb but lost the job to derrick carr in a preseason play attempting one has an interception against the browns. >> gary: pitcher its tight and played up his knee kid image went next to describe this ideal wife. appearing on show * jim brown showed up clearly did not offend anyone in the studio on its least. >> gary: our united miles... ...for a trip to hawaii. we love free checked bags. i've saved $75 in check

michael johnson. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is at the s.a.p. center this morning where today's memorial will be big and powerful, but we begin with christie smithoins us from los gatos this morning where in just a few hours friends, family and people who didn't even know the officer will begin lining the streets just to pay their respects.

michael scott. the officer had been accused of using excessive force before. john henry smith is here. john what does that video actually show us? >> the dash cam video shows a traffic stop that started out by all appearances calm, order lier routine. the video was just one of a number of developments in a case that captured the nation's attention. >> the dash cam video from michael slager's patrol car shows the mercedes driven by walter scott slowly pulling into a parking lot. slager approaches, asks for his license and registration, then explains the stop. >> you've just been stopped because your brake lights are out. scott says he doesn't have all his documents. >> do you have insurance on the car? >> no, i don't have insurance. >> after slager returned to his cruiser, scott tries to get out. >> have a seat in the car! >> several minutes later scott gets out again and runs. you hear slager give chase but no more of the encounter between the two men is visible. of course what's visible on the eyewitness video is slager shooting scott in the back and killing him. the eyewitness says s

officer michael johnson, police officers from across the state will be in the bay area this morning to hopper the 14-year veteran of the san jose police force. >> "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us from los gatos where the funeral procession will start in a few hours and a somber day, of course. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, this is bound to be an emotional and powerful day. the procession alone a quarter mile long and maybe longer and a huge crowd is expected at the s.a.p. center. the route will go up santa cruz avenue which turns into winchester boulevard, once through campbell the procession will head east on stevens creek boulevard into san carlos and north on montgomery street which turns into autumn street that, takes them to the s.a.p. center where a memorial service for officer michael johnson is scheduled to begin at 11:00. san jose police say standard security procedures will be in place at the s.a.p. center for the funeral. arena staff will be checking bags, purses as people enter. friends and co-workers including those who were part of the special response team at san jose regional medical center are bracing for the service. >> it's a very

michael brown was shot? >> yes i'll be honest with you yes. >> adrien hawkins wesley bell, lee smith ella jones they're all vying for seats on ferguson's city council and are up against some challenges. for one it's low pay for a lot of work. council members are given just $250 a week, most also hold full time jobs. there's an even bigger challenge. low voter turnout. a washington post analysis estimates that in the 2013 municipal election, only 6% of blacks and 17% of whites turned out. this is where michael brown was shot and killed by a ferguson police officer. from a voter perspective it's also important turnout here is notoriously low. during the last election, representatives one by just 23 votes. >> the real reason for that as i see it is that their constantly voting for the same people. >> 76-year-old lee smith is running for city council in ward three. for him everything changed in september, when he went to a heated city council meeting. >> look around you we're not going to let you go back to, at usual. >> smith's opponent for ward three city council wesley bell, a criminal justice professor and judge

ktvu's azenith smith was at the graduation and live at police headquarters with how they are looking to rebuild. >> reporter: while it was a celebratory mood the death of officer michael on the minds of all those who attended today. [ music ] >> reporter: a good day for san jose police. 19 new recruits graduated from the police academy. it was a lifelong dream for him. >> when i was growing up i wanted to help people. >> reporter: the new officers joining the force when the force is mourning the death of michael johnson. the first officer killed in the line of duty since 2001. >> gut check at the time. officer safety. most important thing for all of us. we keep that in mind. and we remember michael johnson. we hope to be half the officer he was. >> reporter: the mayor touched on the dangers officers face every day. and he alluded to the staffing shortage. >> we know there are many challises here in san jose -- challenges here in san jose. we are at a time when our officers ranks are very thin. >> reporter: they have 900 active on duty officers. at the peak it was 1200 strong. even this academy that could hold 48 recruits graduated only 19. the chief is optimistic with

michael johnson today. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in los gatos where the funeral processions will begin.s of people are expected to attend the service today and that funeral procession leaves los gatos at 10:00 this morning, and winds its way to the s.a.p. center, where fellow officers and members of the community will come out and honor officer michael johnson. short time ago we saw police from a number of bay area law enforcement agencies arrive at the san jose police department. they will patrol and answer calls to help relieve san jose officers so they can pay their respects. reporting live in los gatos, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> so nice they're helping out. thank you. >>> it say cold start to our morning. let's check the chilly temperatures with meteorologist christina loren. >> it is chilly out there. good morning to you laura, good morning to you at home. happy thursday, close to the weekend now, with a big change in the forecast as we get into that all-important weekend, it's easter weekend after all, we want to start by showing you a live look here in san jose where

michael brown after the two got into a scuffle. despite the hardships, though dayan's determined to stay right in the heart of the protest zone. this is why. guys like steve smith back trying to help him build a board back. just so he can sleep tonight. so we both can sleep tonight. >> smith and dayan formed a friendship in ferguson years ago. it began with dayan offering smith a couple days of work at his mobile and bill payment store. now on nights like this smith jumps to help catching a ride in the middle of the night to make sure dayan and his business are secure. both are well aware of the frustration continuing to simmer and sometimes boil over in ferguson. >> the police and i would say the black community, they don't get along at all. it's no secret you know what i'm saying. but it don't give them the right to do all this. i understand the movement. i understand why they are here. but to just destroy buildings and get the point across that's too far. it's too far. >> though some boards remain there are several businesses that are rebuilding after november's mayhem. many are going to online sites like go fund me to help out. so far, more than $500,000 ha

michael will halt and a bar bowman. the niners are looking at former bears all pro lance bricks in sacramento native of spirit >> gary: veteran defensive tackle antonio smithary: he posted three sacks last season at the situational pass rusher but he is 33 years old and on the downside of his career. the team saved $4 million against the salary cap with the mold smith was in a train has to second year of a two-year nightmare dollar bill. --two year nine million dollar deal. >> gary: i am on kron now and some nights i do not need any thing. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: real quick was run this bob melvin thing. will up that in the clock and the morning and we interviewed about it as he said last night he is not james brown. but he is a good guy. >> gary: lee talked a little bit about his daughter who is trying to be an actress and york. they move there to help corporate--to help her. >> as my daughter is in theater and a writer now. we ended up getting a place there and when we left arizona we were there exclusively. we were in seoul. all for about five or six years. --soho >> yes, she is well versed is method acting acting. >> you understand it. we look at i

michael brown after the two got into a scuffle. despite the hardships though he's determined to stay right in the heart of the protest zone. this is why. guys like steve smithtrying to help him get back and build a board back. just so he can sleep tonight. so we both can sleep tonight. >> reporter: they formed a friendship in ferguson years ago, it began with him offering a couple day's of work at his bill payment store. now, on nights like this smith jumps to help. catching a ride in the middle of the night to make sure he and his business are secure. both are well aware of the frustration continuing to simmer and sometimes boil over in ferguson. >> the police i would say the black community, they don't get along at all. it's no secret you know what i'm saying but it don't give them the right to do all this. i understand i understand the movement i understand why they're out here but to just destroy buildings and to get the point across that's too far, you know what i'm saying? it's too far. >> reporter: though some boards remain there are several businesses that are rebuilding after november's mayhem. many are going to online sites like gofundme to help o

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smith, abc news, los angeles. >> a good time last night. >> it was. >> it is a family atmosphere. they enjoy coming back together. >>> wait until you see who michaelstranded. >>> good morning. i'm kristin ze. we have breaking news i have to tell you about out of san francisco. firefighters are at the scene of a two-alarm fire. here is a live look. you can see firefighters working down there. this fire broke out around 7:30. we are learning this fire is burning at a building on lion street near the lumbar gate. it is the address of the liverpool restaurant and bar. so far, no reports of injuries. you can see firefighters working on the roof as well. no word what started it. we'll have more later. right now leyla. >> the street staff just about a block or so away from that very sad. let's take you into the east bay where we have an accident in the clearing sthanlgs also involved a car fire. you can see the backup through concord as we slide to hayward. this crash is finally cleared. all lanes reopened northbound side of 880. southbound slowing from >>> welcome back. we are still in the 50s. clouds are starting to thin. doesn't the bay look absolutel