one of the nonprofit buildings, the mission houses 288 rooms. the majority are fought wars or less. there are a lot of buildings that do not have elevators, or if they do, there may not be a code requirement to have them. it is more difficult to the elevators fixed in situations. lastly, i guess i would say the mission is a very diverse place. also, the tenants that live there also a very diverse group of folks. we have latino families. we have low-income working people. we have students who live in the mission, but the majority of folks that i work with, most of the tenants in the building, are single adults. many of them are getting up in age, and many of them also have disabilities, including physical disabilities, that makes the housing stock more inaccessible for them. i think that is about all you need to know about the mission. there are people who are very familiar with sro's and very familiar with sro's in the mission. thank them for coming out. supervisor mar: if i can ask about the private versus nonprofit ownership. you mentioned the nonprofit ones. can i just ask you ab

shot lead into the final round of the world cup after an eight under par round of sixty four at mission house in china well our hands were tied for the lead with australia as the third round four balls got underway a shot of the day in from japan. that suka with this chip the serve hole however is the usa who begin the final round was granted three teams in joint second kerry wood and here with a birdie at the tense and. recorded sixty three runs to nineteen and they were joined by south africa's champ schwartzel and who stays in a pair it's the days the joint like this round of sixty one it was matched by the german team. and martin kyra check out chip in on the southern states however alan michael berg is no bogus tune into twenty one under its fine if it can win the cup record time. you know tomorrow is going to be about all the great seams up there you know we're going to have to go on and play our best and you know it's it's just another sunday afternoon we're on our feet you want to spoil our whole the parts. made the best team when all of a sudden you know my oh my good but from seven

house...// their mission is to help peopleein need, but for a second timm in less than an week, an armed robberstice reporter joy lepola as thh story. story. an armed robber making money off the needy.(shawn) 1:00:06 i think its a travesty tt steal from gooowill that's for people who need help. since friday...thereehave been three robberies t goodwill tores innbaltimore county. two occured at this location. the most recent last night. stand-up 11:13:00 over the past year this area of joppa has seen aaspike in crimee the most recent occurrng here at the gooowill. police say they've beefed upppatrols and they're uggeeting anyooe who report it.(pd/cathy) 11:48:40 - any information someone brings forward to us can serve as that critical ppece of the puzzle in solving an investigation it could be the last piece of evideece our detectives need in order to file criiinal charges. the eest towson ggodwill hasslost nearly 2-thousand dollars. fact, there were customers inside the store whee they were heed up. &p(pd/cathyy46:46:37 this is someone who is carrying a weapon and is committing robberies. werr v

the transportation has to go hand in hand with roads and housing, including the mission and rapidly changing the attitudes of our transportation, how the current university operates, relative to what they will be doing in the future. i think that is a disclosure statement need to have as part of this document. commissioner olague: commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: i partially disagree. i think this imp is comparable to what we have received from other universities and institutions. it is longer because it has to be, a much more complicated situation. obviously, many institutions are very small in one location, so a two-page sheet, with a rough sketch, is certainly adequate for their imp. because of the complexity of the situation, and it points out a lot of things. it is not to be a document with complete problem-solving, but rather, a document that presents what is there and what is planned for the future. that is what this does. many of the issue will be discussed as part of the eir, which has been mentioned by other commissioners. i think that is entirely true. just a few obse

investigators say there are indications that ortega- hernandez believe the attacking the white house was a personal mission from god. >> i think we should discuss issues. >> they say he had become upset and aided president obama and the white house. >> there are always not in this world and they will take advantage of people in power and try to make a statement. i don't think the guy was mentally stable. >> investigators believe the man pulled his car in view of the white house friday night and fired shots from an assault rifle, cracking a window in the first family's living quarters. he had been on the run since the shooting and police identified him after he ditched his car and constitution avenue. some in the district wonder if security needs to be tighter. >>others say what we have is enough. >> how far back do you protect somebody? there are risks when you are in a public position. >> the suspect is due to appear in a courthouse in downtown pittsburgh this afternoon. we are expecting we will get more information as to when he will be brought back to the district to face charges. >>> the president's tr

concerns raised recently and i am not convinced that's it is not somehow threaten the mission to have this type of housing. this is basically like in the backyard. this is different to me. this is at the corner. this is providing several community benefits and negotiations. the developer brought us to what i believe was 80% area median income. this is market rate and there are lots of negotiation. also adjacent to the julian street project. there is another that we approved. this is 14th and valencia. they were subject to below market. we have a did this at the commission level so we increased some car share spaces. there definitely was some consideration to community benefits. they first went in for their approvals. they're subject to the old rules. they really have a totally different level of affordability. if they were subject to the new rules, they would be required to have some affordability on site and some retail space also. it definitely some affordability. this is a similar situation. the new rules would require some community benefit on some rubble where we are trying to get these on the requir

mission. he worked in many places including housing. rganize and found people organizing for environmental justice. he was one of the co-founders of the mission and the displacement coalition in the 1990's when many families were being displaced out of the mission. he also was one of the founders of the grassroots democratic club. he is a great friend stu so many of you her -- is a great friend to many viewers here tonight. we will greatly miss him. we're very thankful to you for raising the son that you raised and gave to us. thank you. [applause] >> now, we would like to welcome back to the stage diana before we begin the next portion of our program. [applause] i think they just took your guitar.

house on friday. authorities say he was apparently obsessed with president obama and felt he was on a mission from godo attack the white house. >>> the uncle of a cal student shot and killed by police this week says his nephew didn't have to die. he was christopher travis seen in this picture that a former employer made a few years ago. the 32 year. was an undergraduate transfer student from ohlone college on fremont. on tuesday an officer fired at travis after he refused to drop a gun. travis' uncle believes police officers were too quick to act in shooting the 32-year-old. >> if they did ask him for the gun, i can see him reaching in the bag and grabbing it by the handle and, you know, going like that to hand it to them. i can see him doing that and not even thinking about grabbing it by the barrel. >> witnesses say they saw travis acting strangely in the last few weeks. surveillance video has been handed over for the investigation. >>> a major security breach at a sacramento hospital may put sensitive information at risk. the sutter medical foundation says someone stole a computer last month. now,

the actual probe itself well it could prove to be the end of this mission pretty much before it even got underway well this is a house hugely anticipated scientific mission from the russian space agency it's the first time that russia tried to launch something towards bars since one thousand nine hundred ninety six not one ended with a failure this time they're hoping to get there to the moon a place that's actually been suggested as a potential future settlement for humans now they'll be taking soil samples from the surface of the moon they'll also be monitoring the make up of the atmosphere of mars looking down on it from one of its major satellites they'll also be looking at the impact that meteorites and the impact meteorites have upon the surface of the red planet now also the probe is fitted with microorganisms so that we could see what potential effect the journey to mars and back could have on us i'll be back in the headlines shortly but first on the latest in business math. thanks for staying with us here on our treasure with your business bulletin two hundred dollars a barrel that could be the troublesome r

house. not the owner of 1880 mission. not the armory. [bell rings] and certainly not arriba juntos. i direct your attention, please, to the letter sent to you which is outlining what the position of arriba juntos is. we believe there is no justification whatsoever in the planning code for this conditional use permit to be approved. it is in the inert -- and neither necessary, desirable, or compatible with the neighborhoods and the community. [bell rings] president olague: thank you. you can keep coming up. whatever order. >> good afternoon, a commission. thank you for your time this afternoon. i am the program director of the northwest region of the san francisco community response networks. arriba juntos serves as our fiscal agent since 2003. we provide a regional violence prevention model that covers half of san francisco. our hub of service and central location is that 1850 mission in arriba juntos. we serve over 145 clients a year. from the surrounding areas. i am here today because, you know, we're dealing with the most marginalized youth in san francisco. of those 145 youth th

house. not the owner of 1880 mission. not the armory. [bell rings] and certainly not arriba juntos. i direct your attention, please, to the letter sent to you which is outlining what the position of arriba juntos is. we believe there is no justification whatsoever in the planning code for this conditional use permit to be approved. it is in the inert -- and neither necessary, desirable, or compatible with the neighborhoods and the community. [bell rings] president olague: thank you. you can keep coming up. whatever order. >> good afternoon, a commission. thank you for your time this afternoon. i am the program director of the northwest region of the san francisco community response networks. arriba juntos serves as our

house. not the owner of 1880 mission. not the armory. [bell rings] and certainly not arriba juntos. i direct your attention, please, to the letter sent to you which is outlining what the position is outlining what the position of arriba juntos

house on friday. authorities say he was apparently obsessed with president obama and felt he was on a mission from god to attack the white house. >>> 4:47. a pennsylvania lawyer says his client will testify that he was sexually assaulted by jerry sandusky, a former assistant football coach at penn state. now, the attorney says he expects other sandusky accusers to come forward, as well. sandusky is accused of sexually abusing eight boys. others have stepped forward, as well. the mother of one alleged victim says her son's school questioned the boy after she complained about sandusky actually taking him out of class without her permission. she spoke by phone with her voice altered to cnn. >> i three times called the police right now and they said no, you need to think about -- they said i needed to think about the ramifications of what would happen if i did that. >> what do you think they meant by that? >> i don't know. i'm assuming what we're going through now. i don't really know. >> sandusky is awaiting a preliminary hearing next month on 40 criminal counts. >>> police say they have no records that

appears the suspect became obsessed with the president and believes attacking the white house was part of a personal mission from god. monty mccall recently met ortega hernandez. he said the suspect compared to the president to the anti- christ. >> he seemed very sincere in what he believed but he did seem rather troubled. >> reporter: ortega hernandez could face charges of attempted assassination and possessing a dangerous weapon. danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >>> this is not the first time that the white house has been targeted. in september of 1994, a maryland man crashed a stolen small plane on to the south lawn. and then seven weeks later, a colorado man opened fire with an assault rifle. spraying the front of the white house with up to 30 shots. >>> well, there will be competing rallies today on the campus of virginia tech. one in fave every of expanding gun control. the other in favor of protecting gun rights. of the group, virginia citizens defense league will be in blacksburg. they want the state to allow college students with permits to be allowed to have guns on campus. on the o

say the suspect was quote obsessed with proel and believed he was on a personal mission from god to attack the white house's justice correspondent, pete williams, has more from washington. >> investigators were carefully checking the white house, looking for other possible rifle rounds like the one that hit a window. it's on the truman balcony, third floor, inside is the yellow oval room near the family living quarters, officials say it damaged the historic glass, but was stocked by a bullet-resistant layer, a security feature on the white house windows. on the south lawn below, agents with metal detectors looked for more rounds, only two have been confirmed, but agents want to know if other pock marks they've discovered could mean other rounds hit. investigators are virtually certain the shots were fired last friday night, about 9:00 p.m. from a car speeding along a nearby street. the shots came from here on constitution avenue, about half a mile south of the white house. they were fired from a car moving in that direction, apparently by the driver. firing across the passenger seat and out the window. th

mission bay park blocked p16. supervisor chiu: can we take the same house, call? without objection, these ordinances are passed. why don't we skip over our special order. i think we all know we will be presenting for restaurant month. let's go to roll call. >> supervisor mar, you are first on a roll call for introductions. supervisor mar: thank you. i wanted to applaud the schools and pta's for their creativity and fund-raising throughout the school year. when big events happen like fleet week or the reset outside plants or the bluegrass festival, they get even more creative about fund raising efforts. i wanted to say also that the fund raising is very hard, and many of the parent/teacher organizations -- i know firsthand how we struggle with our fund-raising efforts in this difficult financial times. i wanted to of knowledge that working with the city attorney's office and pta leaders to hopefully craft solutions that will make it easier for hard- working parents to help their children's schools stay afloat, and this has to do with recent announcements about fund raising of around eight events. i just wanted t

process and the missions district, eastern neighborhoods, and concerns by usf about housing that already existed there are so many issues here, we could probably learn a lot in the next few weeks to be able to for better legislation. but whatever the opinion of the commission is is what we will have to go with. commissioner moore: first i thought that what commissioner antonini is just tangent to is correct, but after having clarification, these are trailing opposite opinions. i am comfortable that this has been developed and is a mutually presented to us. so i basically would reiterate that it is a solid piece. commissioner borden: and this goes to the board of supervisors next? i think that there's an opportunity to present more information. i think we should do that if we feel strongly enough that we should discuss it with the board. then they could fix it. it also going to vote for the motion. you know, stating my some hesitancy are rounded. and we will go from there. >> to meet, this is somewhat analogous to something else that happened that involved the housing action coalition whe

mission terrace neighborhood. firefighters rushed to this house just before 9:00 last night, they were able to get out, you can see they were overcome with smoke they were taken to the hospital and we don't know their condition. >>> sal is keeping an eye on the roads, any problems, sal? >> i don't any but we showed you there was a stoppage of the freeway there and now the traffic has been left through, did -- one officer stopped traffic and picked up the latter and put it on to the right shoulder. also the morning commute looks good right passed the coliseum potential directions look good. san mateo bridge traffic looks good to the high-rise and westbound 101 dumbarton that traffic looks good over to the peninsular. >>> if you got out the last couple of days, mile to warm, that is a sign things are upstream and they are heading in our direction. we have light rain and drizzle with fog, so even if we get some sun it will not be very warm. we are started with 30s 40s and 50s. our system, there is two and a half, it will weaken considerably and that could give us off and on rain. some dense fog, increasing clouds thr

. >> this nashville rescue mission served over 4,000 meals. >> we try to make it mom's house. >> this ikea store was closed but employees opened their arms to residents of a nearby shelter, and gave away toys to children who have fallen on hard times. >> to give of yourself is what this holiday is about. you can sell every single day, but it's one or two days a year that's really about family and togetherness. that's really what we're doing today. >> reporter: no day off for the occupy movement. demonstrations continued around the country today. and they were not forgotten. in san francisco, hundreds of cammers were treated to a meal donated by glide memorial. speaking of glide, the annual tradition at glide memorial continued today. hundreds of volunteers lined up early to feed those in need. it was cold and wet, but that didn't stop 600 volunteers from lending a helping hand. >> you saw the line of folks outside who are waiting, eager to get their meal. what is it like to see there's still that need? >> it's sad and gratifying that i can do something to help. >> it's estimated that