moore has become a very high-maintenance inmate.staff in a position where they have to recognize a person in crisis. people like sergeant merman have that training and ability to get in there and resolve it before it gets to the crisis state. >> we've informed everybody on all four shifts that she's on weight management. everything that happens with that cell regarding food needs to be documented, how much she received on canteen, missing items, everything. so, we're taking all precautions to make sure she does not declare a silent hunger strike. >> moore's change in appearance since her most recent mug shot also poses a potential security issue. >> dee dee? >> that could be an escape risk, god forbid she gets away from us. the photograph says it's blond, but really she's a brunette, so that is a high security risk. most of our inmates who stay a long time have appearance adjustments throughout their stay. we definitely want to get an update on their mug shot. >> moore, you know we're taking you down to booking right now because we

that's my thought. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah, are you finished, commissioner moore? >> yes. >> okay, thank you. okay. i guess i need some clarification on -- at the beginning of discussion, i think the zoning administrator, i forget who was -- addressed this, mentioned it. this building is allowed to have a certain percentage above the top floor which is above the 65-foot limit that's allowed for stair penthouses and other things. and i guess 20% can be above. i think thats was -- this is higher than the 20%. how much higher is it? >> commissioner antonini, glenn cabreros department staff. and i'll put the graphic up one more time. the code doesn't allow for the 20%. the edit calculations provided by the architect recently demonstrated it was at 13%. >> oh, 13%. >> the planning code would not allow this project to go beyond that. the code doesn't allow for variances of height. while we're on the topic, the commission's discussion as this issue came up and we actually were able to discuss with the zoning administrator carl sanchez, there is -- in term of the legal bas

we went to moore, oklahoma, it was devastated by tornadoes on may 20th.went to university technologists, let's take a look. >> west side of burton we have a major tornado coming down. >> may 20th, 2013, one of the worst tornadoes on record is captured on a time lapse video that went viral. >> people in west moore must be underground for this tornado. we have large large chunks of debris. >> the entire nation watched, as the tornado took a direct hit on the hig elementary. in moore. >> from the looks of the school i knew it wasn't looking good. >> winged recorded at over -- winds recorded at over 210 miles per hour. turning the ground into a pile of rubble. >> it needs to be a priority. you need to have a shelter. >> 300 miles from moore in texas tech university lab, they work to make it a reality. >> what we have here is an air cannon called boomer . virtual potato bottomer on steroids. >> pictures i've seen of the damage after a tornado is all about impacts. >> where wind really becomes an issue is that the debris opens up the building envelope, the wall

. >>> tom and scott moore have been married for three years.espite their appearances, they were both born as girls. >> growing up i was 100% girl. my mom had me wear my hair down, it was down past my waist. she tried really hard, you know, little strawberry shortcake everything. but on the inside i always knew that i was different. hi. >> i was always kind of the awkward kid. when i was a lot younger, i didn't even really pay attention to gender or whether i was playing with little boys or little girls. i just kind of thought of everybody as human. >> jessica! >> no. >> and probably when i hit puberty was when i realized something was really wrong. >> jessica and laura each came from traditional families. then jessica became scott and laura became tom. scott and tom, who are now gay men, even though they used to be confused women, met at the local lesbian/gay/bitransgender group and fell in love. scott never had a full sex change operation but tom did. so in the eyes of the law scott, who used to be jessica, was still a woman. but tom, who used

>> state of florida versus dorice donigan moore. is where it ended up -- a courtroom and a murder trial for dee dee moore. >> reporter: yup, that's dee dee, cut off from clairol and custody, she's now a brunette. dee dee pleads not guilty and though she never takes the stand jurors still hear plenty from her in court in a stream of dramatic, emotional outbursts court officials mercifully cut off the microphones but the judge still had distinctly negative reviews. >> ma'am just a moment, i'm going to tell you once again. you need to compose yourself. do you understand that? >> reporter: dee dee has reason to be upset witness after witness damn her from the stand. everything in this investigation pointed in the direction of one person, miss moore. >> she would pop up at the oddest times with the oddest story. >> the mother of the youngest child testify was the key witness. she wanted to clean him out. >> why do you say that? >> because she wanted to know about all of his assets and she was like i can help you clean him out. >> reporte

commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. president fong is expected to be absent and commissioner borden is expected to arrive late the first items will be items for continuance. the consideration of adaptation of academies to the general plan to the recreation and open space element is proposed until mark 27 and the next case s an amendment to the planning code for the retailer uses in neighborhood commercial districts is for may first, 2014. further on your calendar regular items for the first case amendments to the planning code an ordinance men, women, and children the planning code is march 13, 2014 and that's from the office of workforce development. i'll caught rending wind there's a request from the sponsor for item 5 to that considered, however, no request in writing if this matter comes up we can take that up at that time, >> any any public comment? for the items proposed phone number for continuance seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner sugaya >> i assume we'll be getting materia

commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fung and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero item 12. the medical cannery denyy report >> good afternoon, commissioners aaron star department staff. today my presentation will be on administrative code requirement. that directs accident planning commission to present aorta and evaluate the provisions of the requirements of canary dispen s dispenses. so first of all, a background the original ordinance that amended the administrative code was introduced by supervisor avalos in july of last year. if you recall the ordinance to create the neighborhood commercial district in the excelsior outer mission district brought questions and this is a result of the commission. that ordinance to create the district included hundred buffer and will change to a cu in a cd one, if it's closer than 5 hundred feet it was enacted into allowing law by the board of supervisors and they have mill may to rent the report. it outlines 6 areas

people in west moore ought to be underground.large debris. >> the tornado took a direct hit on the elementary school. dlaimg lives of seven children. >> by the time i got to the school i still hadn't heard any word on kyle and by the looks of the school it wasn't looking good. >> winds recorded over 210 miles per hour, ripped through the school fogging down walls and turning the playground into a pile of rubble. >> i think if you live in tornado alley it needs to be a priority. you need to have a shelter. >> 300 miles from moore in a lab in texas tech university, engineers work to make micky davidson's goal for storm shelters a reality. >> what we have here is an air cannon. it's call boomer. virtual potato-launcher on steroids. >> you launch things straight at walls, right? >> that's right, yes. >> professor larry tanner does research on destruction from tornadoes. >> pictures of damage after the tornado is all about impact. >> where wind really becomes an issue is the debris opens up the building envelope, the walls, the roof.

commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya and commissioner president wu. smoemdz unanimously 6 to zero because of t because of the cancelation. commissioner item 6 commissioners, any questions or comments? >> just a couple of things i had coffee with the president of a university in another city this city has some serious economic problems and she asked me the question why is there opposition to the things in san francisco so far as job creation and increased property values and i was hard-pressed to give me her a reason in her city that would like those things happening but i have a question. the question is in regards to last week's legislation rewarding in-law units and i'm not entirely clear i don't need an answer today there was some confusion when i asked commissioner president wu whether the legislation toom took place in no fault evictions in the last year's we were assured it takes place after the passage of law but it's confusing how does this apply. let's assume have a single-family home with an illegal unit and this unit is not a legal unit i d

and stevie branch with his two friends, christopher byers and michael moore.ude and bound with their own shoelaces. >> i run up there and one look at my ex-husband and i knew it was stevie. and i hit the ground screaming, god, no. >> almost immediately, word spread that these murders were the work of the devil. >> that was the first thing that everybody started saying, that it was a ritualistic killing, satanic killing. i overheard people saying that they'd been trying to let the police know there's been groups of teenagers out there practicing satanic rituals and things like that. >> satanic killing? an idea not so farfetched for the time. this is a community steeped in religion. a church is never far away. and it was a time before the goth look or the notion of a romantic teenage vampire became fashionable. and this was a crime so horrendous it was easy to believe it was committed by a monster. when you're hearing all of this, what's going through your mind? >> exactly the same thing, that that's what happened. that the devil actually come and got my baby. e

commissioner hillis arrest commissioner moore. xhaurg and sxhupg and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, 6 to one with commissioner antonini voting against. >> commissioner moore. >> a note to ann marie i would suggest that you get the port involved in our discussions. >> the commission will for 20 . >> like to welcome everyone back to san francisco land use & economic development committee thursday, march 27, 2014, the continued please silence any mobile devices that my sound and if you care to state your name for the record. commissioners on item 13. the 2009 housing element update. before you is a resolution of update to initiate the amendments and to a schedule a hearing >> hi, good afternoon. i'm here to request an innovation which adaptation

not just moore. >> do you think you will achieve shelters in the schools?ou know are harder to get up and fight for it. but kyle wouldn't want that. >> we need shelters in every oklahoma school. >> kyle would want me to get up and fight and do all that i possibly can, so that kids are protected in the future. >> we can't prevent tornadoes from hitting the ground. but innovation is helping us predict their movement and protect against their impact. in a town like moore, technology is connected with the resilience of the community, will help them rebuild. >> how expensive is it to implement these changes? >> it's pretty costly. i mean you're reinforcing walls and then reinforcing them again. i mean these are really safe houses. so that costs money. >> you can imagine the difference between the cost of, if that got destroyed and they had to build it up again or lives lost, obviously there's quite an moacial cost o emotion. >> once they establish the building codes it will be a standard way of building. that's not there but this technology will certainly allow

. >> commissioner moore. >> i would like to give my comments to the building and ask mr. washington a couple of questions. mr. washington, my understanding is that single family residential over three stories does not require a secondary means of [inaudible] in the forms of stairs as we see on the plan. i want to restrict my comments to discussing the stairs which are in the rear of the building and added massiveness, which i think indeed makes it difficult to look at the expansion as the reason of expansion. i want to look at the buildings. if there is a need for the stair, it can be a circular staring because from the fire department's point of view, the stair that is currently shown is not a requirement. am i correct for saying that? >> i don't know the answer because i am not a building inspector, but i do believe this is a single family resident that a spiral staircase could be an option. we could clarify that. i try not to make -- >> again, the fire department has its own way and dbi as well, but i like a reading of the amended code. the reason why i'm saying that b

on that note, commissioner moore. >> no. speaker: commissioner sugaya. >> aye. >> commissioner president wu. >> no. >> move commissioners, that motion passes 5-2 commissioners moore and wu. commissioners that will place you on 18 a and b for case numbers 20.13 and 2414.093, d. 439 alvarado street. discretionary reviews. >> good evening commissioners. michael smith planning department staff. you have a discretionary review for a single family dwelling between nowy and sanchez street. it contains three bedrooms and approximately 1680 square feet of habitable area with no off street parking. the replacement building will provide one dwelling unit of habitable area with a two car garage. it's a sound structure, but in need of deferred maintenance. none of the deferred main maintenance is due to the current proper owners. this project began as an alteration, which proposed to raise the building five feet to create a basement level garage and construct a multi rear edition. after the department review, that the project would resul

commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes passes 4 to two with commissioner moore and commissioner president wu voting against we'll move to item 17. >> request inform discretionary review. >> good afternoon. mell vin the proposal is for the alteration and the construction will be for additional floor area and floor level blow the garage kaurgdz a elevator that is there and 9 inches from the rear wall and let's visibility from the street the house was destroyed by fire the residential design team reviewed the project and the concern raised by dr requester was not exceptional for the following the potential day. is not covered and outside the per view of the design team it's set back from the building and insure that the gap between the buildings is thus mom and pop a consistentcy the proposed edition is set back from the facade and from the screened view and the addition clearly not visible the proposed garbage and basement step up from the street and the proposed edition is set bac

ten months after that awful day in moore, oklahoma, a mother's mission to help give children at least a better chance when a tornado strikes. >>> and music milestone. we're inside the grand ole opry house on its 40th anniversary as the legends of country music come home. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. >>> one plane, 25 countries now searching for it, and hundreds of theories have so far added up to zero in the hunt for malaysia airlines flight 370, though we know a lot more about this flight than we did go into the weekend. the lengths that someone inside that cockpit went to render that plane virtually stealth, the direction it took, and about the pilots themselves, whose lives are being examined in close detail by investigators who are now working what is officially a crime mystery. let's get more of our expanded coverage of this crime drama. nbc's tom costello starts us off tonight. tom, what are they doing to find this airplane? >> reporter: investigators have now re-enacted in a simulator w

it doesn't rust. >> reporter: all that trash, moore says, makes the difficult job of finding a planely insurmountable problem in my point of view. you've about got a situation where you're looking for not a needle in a haystack but a needle in a needle factory. you're looking for trash in an ocean full of trash. >> moore estimates there's 15 million tons in the ocean right now and 15 million tons being added each year. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the continued search for mudslide victims in washington. we'll go live to the scene. >>> plus, new airport safety measures for the tsa take effect today fro text passengers and staff. >>> and anthony mason looks back on the show "soul train" and its impact on the pop culture today. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm michelle griego. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, march 27. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, ever

it doesn't rust. >> reporter: all that trash, moore says, makes the difficult job of finding a plane at sea even harder. >> it's a nearly insurmountable problem from my point of view. you have a situation where you're looking for not a needle in a haystack but a needle in a needle factory. you're looking for trash in an ocean full of trash. >> reporter: moore estimates there are 200 million tons of debris in the ocean now, scott, and another 15 million tons being added each year. >> pelley: chip, thanks very much. now, the f.b.i. has been examining the flight simulator that was taken from the home of the malaysia airlines captain. late today, correspondent bob orr learned that some of the files deleted from the hard drive have been recovered, but sources tell him nothing suspicious was found. tonight, there is more troubling news on ukraine. david martin has learned there is growing concern in the u.s. military that russia could take more of ukraine after annexing crimea last week. david is at the pentagon for us tonight. david? >> reporter: scott, no one knows what vladimir putin wi

commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 6 on 5 to one with commissioner sugaya voting against >> i have a quick question are reto keep these housing element documents are these being revised. >> could staff answer. >> those documents will remain the same. commissioners item 15 case at 4871 through 73 request for conditional use authorization >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and commissioners jessica of planning department staff the case is a request for conditional use authorization to legalize the relocation for the friendly use at the 4871 to 73 mission street doorknobs as lucky cash cashing in the commercial described with a friendly restricted use lucky money cash is on the mixed use and its mailing he'd is 4873 mission street and this current size is 6 hundred square feet lucky cash is providing services for over 20 years as evidenced by state and city licenses since july naivete they have been at 3843 mission street from 2007 to 2011 the project sponsor was at the

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perhaps someone can better articulate that than me >> commissioner moore. >> i think the building benefits from the fact the site is small. i think it would be more apparent it doesn't emulate the playoffness. and when you look at the elevation when you see the pictures next to each other is a rippling of buildings together. having said that, i think the building is fine. i think i would probably have excepted for definition on the facade. it's not a deal breaker i want to see a slightly more definition on the ground floor. when you come to john's street it has a better facade very high i prefer you bring it into the pedestrian eye level scale of what the other buildings are doing. your eye kind of sees it a little bit more on the facade. i have a question for many kevin. in a dense neighborhood where people rely on - i would have liked to see a gesture here did he do you see the person in court here today i want to ask about the car share spaces nearby in order to replicate that community benefit because it is one. i know many, many people i live a few blocks up the hill people come her a

commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fung and commissioner president wu. 2054 authorization >> patio was issued a violation in 2004. the project requires conditional use authorization for an expansion of a existing bar used to have a outdoor seating in the rear yard and requesting for square footage. the materials were transmitted to you and the staff has additional correspondence which includes 9 signatures in observation from the neighbors and there's also letters of support from the police department san francisco commission as well as calls from nearby resident. the vacant makes sense have skurndz with potential concerns. the project sponsor engaged the services of a sound engineer that's made several recommendations to help reduce the noise to the adjacent neighbors i'd like to pass those out to you right now. so those are additional conditions of approval and kind of augmented conditions of approval that the project sponsor has agreed to as well one the neighbors in opposition and those were developed

commissioner moore. and commissioner sugaya. commissioners firgs first on your calendar is care and caution for items proposed for continuance but along with this and another item we would like to juggle your schedule from the mayor's office and the supervisors office and commissioner president wu as agreed to take item one out of order directly following item 6 on the overall project of the plaza program. also just a heads up to the audience and commission item 9 will be taken out of order and will be considered first on your regular calendar. commissioners in that case we'll move into commission matters itself minutes for february 27, 2014, >> is there any public comment on the minutes. okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini >> move to approve. >> on that motion to adapt the minutes for february 27th commissioner antonini. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya and commissioner fung and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that places you

commissioner moore and commissioner sugaya. commissioners first on your agenda are consideration for items for continuance we had none but we do now. under consent calendar for the case at the 5001 lakeshore plaza is being proposed for indefinite continuance there's a procedural matter and that matter needs to be continued indefinitely. the next case at the 2051 third street under planning code there's a request from the project sponsor an oakland maritime support services council to continue to march 27. further on our discretionary review calendar commissioners we have a request from the dr requester for the case 13 d and v on 21st street for discretionary review and germany would voices you to take up the matter, however, the opposing council is here to speak to the matter are before you now. okay. thank you. i would suggest we take up the question of the continuous separately >> there are two speaker cards. >> public comment on matter for continuance. i believe this is aaron. my name is sue hester this is for the disclosing

commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya and president fong >> so moved, commissioners, that places you on item 14. c-82 sutter street request for land use authorization. the case no. indicates such >> commissioner moore. >> i wanted to have one clarification on item 13 that was my request earlier to have an introduction overview of the subject finest from the day on which it's being heard was that formally acknowledged something we could do. >> i did not see a formal acknowledge. >> we're skipping over that we could have an independent meeting than the date. >> if we wanted to have an informational meeting on the 6th would they need to continue. >> the matter is continued until the 13. >> since it's not an action item can it be continued. >> it can be calendar for the 6th. >> it would be on the plazas program. >> yes. >> yes. >> i will try to make that happen. >> my understanding is the reason they choose the 13 because they won't be ready on the 6. >> i'll take care of that. >> commissioners we're on it

commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fung and commissioners president president chiu u wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and acting the early administrator >> mr. sanchez was called away and he'll be taking this under advertisement and if you have any questions contact the staff. >> formerly close the public hearing on the variance as well. thank you >> if we can move on to items 12 a and b for the 1074 sanchez street i want to note after hearing the matter was continued to february 6th by the vote of 6 to zero and commissioner fung was absent in order for you to participate you have to say you've received the hearing. >> i'm prepared to vote. i also want to say the new representation from the planning department is to take dr and disapprove. good afternoon >> good afternoon casey department staff. the item is a proposal to merge three dwelling units into 2 marry the proposal was original heard on december 12, 2013, at which time it was continued and requested the project s

commissioner moore >> mr. rich have you ever countered doing a pilot project using the intent of what you're trying to do. >> we almost have that in the sense we once this is adapted you, you know, the legislation is adapted we'll move slowly and do two or three three or four in the next year there's built into the program a need to evaluate the program after 2 years. i wouldn't be in favor of adapting all the legislation we have to go back to the board afterwards we don't need to do that but we have an evaluation process built into it are >> commissioners, if there's nothing further we can move on to the item you moved to be considered after item 6 which is item 1 the matter of continuous for case 2014.8 t for the zoning public district ordinance amendment the planning code it was proposed and - >> we'll take public comment on the matter of continuous only. any public comment on this item? >> i dennis i want to thank the commission to allow us to get a chance to deal with this and thank you rich has been will

commissioner antonini, borden, hillis, moore, commissioner sugaya, commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. that motion passes 5-2 with commissioners antonini and fong voting against. acting zoning administrator what say you? >> i would like to close the public hearing on the variance and we'll take the matter into advisement. thank you. >> commissioners that places you under public comment. i have no speaker cards. >> any general public comment? seeing none general public comment is close. meeting adjourned. >> >> [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> >> commission adams. >> here >> brandon. >> here. >> murphy. >> here. >> wo oho. >> here. >> and katz. >> here. >> approval for the 2014 february 11th meeting. >> so moved. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> that i think there is one correction, sorry. >> it refers to some comments that i made and it says crude accounting, that i think it meant to say, accrual accounting. >> good catch, commissioners, we will make that change. >> okay, thank you. >> so, as amended? >> all in favor?

. >> commissioner moore. >> in principle i'm in support of the project. the only thing i'd like to ask the department, it is very funny to say that this brings a project more in conformance with rm-2 zoning. [laughter] >> i sit there and laugh. across from the [speaker not understood] house, historic building and three other victorians on all sides -- on all sides going to the east and going south and going to the east and going to the north and going to the west to the south and the west to the north are all multi-story buildings, some of them even taller than the building they're talking about. so, this zoning reference doesn't quite fly. [speaker not understood]. so, i think we need to be a little bit more discerning when we say that, the argument about the finances that i tend to agree with commissioner borden. but that's neither here for us to decide because it's [speaker not understood] as it is [speaker not understood]. and i do think that the descriptions and this is a condominium and since i do have to support of their hoa which is basically they

commissioner antonini, borden, hillis, moore, commissioner sugaya, commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. that motion passes 5-2 with commissioners antonini and fong voting against. acting zoning administrator what say you? >> i would like to close the public hearing on the variance and we'll take the matter into advisement. thank you. >> commissioners that places you under public comment. i have no speaker cards. >> any general public comment? seeing none general public comment is close. meeting adjourned. >> >> [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> (clapping) hello san francisco. are you having fun yet? yeah. today will not have been possible without the collaboration of the cities family and the community activists i know i wouldn't be able to call everyone there are two pages of individuals who helped but first i want to introduce the board of supervisors. yeah. we have supervisor mar. supervisor wiener. come on up. supervisor campos (clapping) supervisor yee. we have our treasurer jose is a ners where is he

commissioner antonini, borden, hillis, moore, commissioner sugaya, commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. that motion passes 5-2 with commissioners antonini and fong voting against. acting zoning administrator what say you? >> i would like to close the public hearing on the variance and we'll take the matter into advisement. thank you. >> commissioners that places you under public comment. i have no speaker cards. >> any general public comment? seeing none general public comment is close. meeting adjourned. >> >> [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> would you please a call the roll. >> director brinkman. director heinecke is expected director lee. sxhoom. director rubke. you have a quorum >> thank you. okay. let's see where edward going through the presentation now >> wait a minute my have to get our microphones turned on. these little things are not calibrated so it takes a while to figure out how to you turn them on.

hundreds of people gathered to remember the life of moore who was killed by a train while walking to a school dance friday night. police say moore pushed his girlfriend out of harms way at the last second saving her life. >> i'm so grateful that she is here but my heart is so heavy because he was amazing. everything i would want my daughter to have for her life was an amazing man to love her and take care of her. >> the girl was hospitalized with critical injuries. her family says she is awake and talking and today grief counselors will be at the school where moore attended. >>> and a three-year-old boy is recovering after falling out of a second story window. witnesses say around 5:15 yesterday evening, they saw the child fall from the window in santa rosa. the window was open wide enough for the child to crawl through. police say his parents were not home at the time and his older sister was watching him. they say his injuries were minor and that a green awning below the window might have helped break the child's fall. >>> we are learning more about a man that killed a sheriffs dep