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

commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya you commissioners first on your calendar is items for continuance. formula retail controls informational presentation is proposed actually may 44 e 24, 2014 items a b requests for discretion review is proposed for continuance until may first, 2014 and a variance is tail proposed for continuance actually april 23rd which is the next wednesday variance hearing the reason for the separation the dr is going to be withdrawn but if not, we're continuing that matter out. commissioners hale that's all i have for continuance nrdz >> is there any public comment seeing none, public comment is closed commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i'd like to ask why item one is continued it's an informational presentation. >> that is a request from the board of supervisors from supervisor mar he wants to have his ordinance heard with ted's report bus that's it or supervisor mar's ordinance. >> it's not an action item for us either day. >> the ordinance i believe would be an action item. >> i

commissioner moore. commissioner hillis. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong. commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes naems unanimously 7 to zero that place you under our discretionary review calendar i want to say to the public that the dr for carolyn street has bun withdrawn but that leaves the variance planter on the calendar so at the john sharp the zoning administer will top the matters and if the public could exit the room quietly. commissioners on item 13 for the case at the 1110 ashbury bureau street request for discretionary review >> good afternoon. jessica wolf that's a discretionary review for the address of a single-family located in hate ashbury in the zoning district the plan is recommending you not take dr. the subject property is currently a single-family home that's located at the rear of the parcel about 46 away from the property line it includes a vertical and horizontal room. this edition will expand this into a larger single-family home residence, however, no work has been done in the rear yard and no varianc

commissioner moore. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and places you under consent calendar consent calendar, are considered to be routine and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. item 5 case c at the 3201 cattle street requests for conditional use authorization and the next on octavia street is for conditional use authorization. let me see if that's a speaker card >> is there any public comment on that item on the consent calendar seeing none, public comment is closed commissioner fong. >> move to approve item 5 and 6. >> second. >> on the motion to approve the items. commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner fong. and commissioner president wu. so m

commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioners first on our calendar is consideration for continuance of items at 3031 san francisco street is proposed for april 10, 2014, items 2 and 3 b and c at 660 third street is a conditional use authorization are proposed for continuance until may first, i have there are no speaker cards >> any public comment for items proposed for continuance seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners >> commissioner antonini. >> move to continue items one, two a and b to the dates spifkd. >> xhopgs commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes naems 6 to zero and and places you under your consent calendar all matters are considered commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. there will be no separate decision of the unless the staff or public requests and it's severed at this point. case 3 intention to initiate the department code amendments to el

on the topic of the project itself thank you commissioner moore you read about this i brought it up in 3 kogsz to staff i said there was no scale how could we review this. i was made to feel like an idiot thank you commissioner moore >> thank you further public comment. >> yeah.. this dr has been on schedule and conditioned to march 27 i received a request for continuation for those materials i wasn't able to get and via stuff i received a call yesterday at the 11 o'clock to provide the information of harrowed copy. if we're unable to discuss this this will be continued for another month the requester is not available on the tenth and there's no vacate for the next of you weeks this is more than one hundred and 80 died since the requester has filled the request. i don't know what to do but if at all possible please review this. thank you for your time. is there any additional public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. can i ask staff whether the requirements for drawings were sent out initially to the project sponsor it's surprisingly to here they were not requested >> you r

but moore's still happy to be here. >> i'm glad to be out of the single cell.there for a while. [ banging ] now that ain't me. it used to be me. >> ooh. >> that's how we playing? >> another inmate at louisville metro has always seen significant change. six weeks after seeing her daughter -- >> i'll be walking away in here reading my bible. >> -- and soon to be sentenced for assaulting her mother, monique jeffries has had a conversion. >> what are you doing, monique? >> going to muslim service. i changed my religion. okay. i've got to go. >> there's no such thing as i hate this group of people or i hate this race of people or i hate this individual. no. they're all a creation of the creator. so you want to respect the creator? respect his creations. >> yes. >> we want to do the right thing and show the people the real islam. how you be kinder to people. you kind to your neighbors. you kind to society. 1:00. got to go. >> oh, wow. i'm mad. >> i got to go. i'll come back next week, and i will see you guys next week. in what? in shah allah. >> i'll be here. i will

commissioner moore. commissioner fong. commissioner president wu >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 4 to zero and places you on item 17 for the next case. at the 12457 request for discretionary review. >> good afternoon tucht and commissioners doug with the staff you have a request for a discretionary review the application to construct a new small space on the first story and a 50 feet third floor to the dwelling it will have a walk-in closet and others amenities it's within the west invades but a distance between a neighborhood district and the west portal district. the subject block includes 8 properties between 14 and forest avenues and the subject property is within a group of buildings that have similar north side of particularly at the street level and it is an edition this is a set back accident feet and it is proposed that this will not make it subordinate to the remain guidelines for the department recommends a setback that will minute miss it visibility and maintain the

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i believe chief moore completely here. unfortunately, that's the issue.or bullard's comments absolutely do not reflect the values of the vast majority of south carolinaians and certainly the citizens of latta, as you see by the outpouring of support for chief moore. many think it's against the law to terminate someone for whether it's race, national origin, religion or sexual orientation. that's where unfortunately south carolina law falls short, and where we're trying to make a change here. and most folks thought, we don't need this because it doesn't happen. well, unfortunately what we're facing now and seeing with chief moore's situation is that it is very much needed. >> well, in fact, i don't even think there is a federal law. there's been attempts in congress, but i don't think there's been a federal law that pertains here, is that correct? >> that is correct. i think a bill passed the senate a couple of times, but never congress. but it's clearly needed. i think it reflects the values to have those protections in place. and to support -- you look a

this is a great document >> commissioner moore. >> director ram i want to reflect formal a second on what you said i didn't want to interrupt the policy of the effected parties relative so how we move forward. particularly when the documents came down and it was basically disclosed that the neighborhood groups had not been consulted there were groups that were consulted in time organization and those neighborhoods that form the larger voice weren't aware of that it's in that moment there has to be a simultaneous dialog i need to hear the larger public being informed and be able to support what we're doing. while i might be interested in supporting the stewardship to cover the deficit and focus on plazas and specific plazas i i cannot at the moment go driver's license because there's too many people that don't know about that so where the rubber meets the road there is public comfort in saying the city is doing the responsible thing. so the general statements to the private management and activation are untimely in terms of us approving it today. so we're doing this ever seven years a

of consistency with the priority section 10 one and finding under sequa >> thank you commissioner moore. >> i like to thank the planning department for the many changes and having stated fluid on a number of important issues. the exchanges we've heard today are by definition the high needs and underserved is crucial to this discussion u discussion that's been addressed and continued to be monitored. i appreciate the public comments i share any concerns about policy 4.2 partially because terms of the bio diversity i think as pa planned policy is poorly documented in the plan, however, when it comes to specifically to the management and implementation i believe that that is not well enough understood by the commission there's indeed a shift in the land use jurisdiction to rec and park department or a further lack of clarity in whose responsible for land use. if nothing else i would have liked that part of 4.2 clearly discussed including having a conversations with rec and park department to get into the shared responsibility would or wouldn't entail. that's also the big request are we mak

moore is also openly gay.newly elected mayor bullard said it was a personnel issue that has nothing to do with moore's sexual orientation. but moore and a growing number of supporters insist she was fired only because she's gay. now that claim is being bolster bid a recording that catches the mayor allegedly making anti-gay comments. local wbtw with got it from a town councilman who said he recorded the mayor. >> i would much rather have -- and i will say this to anybody's face -- i would much rather have somebody who drank and drank too much taking care of my child than i had somebody whose lifestyle is questionable around children because that ain't the damn way that it's supposed to be. while bullard didn't on firm that was his voice he said i can assure you that the firing of chief crystal moores has nothing to do with her sexual orientati orientation. and if the town attorney will allow me to speak in specifics about this matter i will be glad to sit down for an interview with you. we'll hold him to it. w

>> moore: oh, definitely.now it would be different. >> pelley: the outreach to all the people like glenda moore costs the health wagon about a million and a half dollars a year. a third of that is from those federal grants, and the rest from donations. doctors volunteer and pharmaceutical companies donate drugs. but when we were with them... >> we got no electricity on the health side. >> pelley: ...they sure could have used a new truck battery. >> there it goes. yay! >> gardner: can we give you all a free flu shot for helping us? >> need a free flu shot, beaver? >> nope. >> okay. >> pelley: teresa gardner and paula meade apply for grants, and travel to churches praying for donations and passing the plate. are there days you say to yourself, "i can't do this anymore." >> meade: oh, every day. not every day, i shouldn't say every day. there are a lot of days that you go home and you get frustrated because we're writing grants till 10:00 at night. we're begging for money. and you're almost in tears because we're

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commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you your your receive calendar on market street units 22a and b the mandatory discretionary review. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and others i'm with the staff the item is for mandatory discretionary review at the a merging on market street. the project sponsor will merger two units resulting in one unit be reduced. the unit proposed for merging are a one bedroom and bath condo. the smaller unit was appraised at the 3 point millions plus and the larger unit at 8, $4 million. the appraise above the 4. million are demonstratively over financially not demonstratively unaffordable and subtract to subject review it is defined as a unit greater than 80 percent of the land values a of single families in san francisco as determined by the an appraisal made within 6 months to merge it states that the planning commission may increase th

no >> i appreciate that our challenge is the request from commissioner moore is time to digest of the materials that were handed to us today so we won't be able to have a full public hearing today. >> i'll be supportive at this time if things get too busy we can continue. >> things often come off the calendar. this will not preclude the withdrawal the dr and come back to you so that does preclude the she means to >> i am one of the neighbors i want to say on may 1st, i'm not viable i want to be here there's impact to my building too. >> thank you. we'll take into account. >> to the public there's an opportunity for general public comment at the end of the commission it just happens that opportunity will come sooner you making can make public comment. >> commissioners do you hear a motion. >> i move to continue to may 1st. >> second. >> commissioners, on the motion on the motion to continue item 13 to may 1st. >> commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore commissioner sugaya and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion pass

commissioner moore. >> i feel my case hand caught in the door. just a few weeks ago i asked for metrics by which we can also address the dwelling unit mergers as looking at the preserving housing stock including within the range of definition of affordable housing for people who already live there and want to buy something. we asked the department to do so the fact that the numbers are being questioned is basically, not in my purview i have to building that the department is doing what we asked them to do to found numbers to gage the perimeters for approval or denial i believe what's been presented to me, i'm taking the information as being thoughtfully prepared but advised with the appropriate people to sit here and deny something to which i wanted metrics. as to whether i can question the numbers of how they're together but nate's that's not what i - i am using the tools that were given to me that's been questioned by the other. the argument is clear and simple it can't be persuade by the mayors housin

commissioner hillis arrest commissioner moore and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero. you can now take up items 12 a and b >> i'd like to move those and adapt the general plan for the 2009 housing element with the deletion of japantown. >> commissioner antonini. >> i think as part of our action do we have to resend an action to approve this so there's an order we have to follow that's one of my comments. >> yes. deputy city attorney susan knowles that's in our adaptation. >> that's in commissioner hillis motion. >> yeah. included in the motion before you. >> just a few things first time i want to know when we're going to start element 13 perhaps we can improve the language in my opinion i'll tell you one of the reasons i don't generally support some of the language there's a sxhant reference to the affordable housing that's i think a miss statement i don't think rental housing is more affordable if someone is able to buy a home it's a great edge against inflation and despite rent control in san francisc

>> we're delighted to have sam moore.g about dr. martin luther king. i'll be back with some closing thoughts right after this. ♪ >>> tragedy repeats itself and so does stupidity. fort hood, texas, is once again the site of a tragic shooting. 16 wounded, four dead. the shooter killed himself when a heroic m.p. pulled her gun on them. authorities investigated mental issues and a personal dispute, not terrorism. since this is a tragic repeat of history, i'm just going to repeat this comment. and i quote, military base shootings could be halted for good with the stroke of obama's pen. all he has to do is rescind bill clinton's 1993 order banning military personnel from carrying side arms. that action turned it into a gun-free zone. why? is anyone better trained to carry a weapon than the u.s. military? yet when they were under siege at fort hood or at the navy yard, they had to wait helplessly for the police to come and save them. it's not only deadly, it's as senseless as banning construction workers from carrying hammers. e

moore has never before been disciplined in 20 years on the force.ople in the community warned her that mayor bullard was actually out to get her because of her sexuality. and now an audiotape of the comments which are allegedly made by the mayor is backing up that side of the story. msnbc has obtained the tape from one of the town's council members, jared taylor. taylor says this is a phone conversation that he had with mayor bullard. >> i'd much rather have -- and i'll -- i'll say this to anybody's face. i would much rather have somebody who drank and drank too much taking care of my child than i had somebody whose lifestyle is questionable around children because that ain't the damn way it's supposed to be. you've got people out there that -- and i'm telling you, buddy. i don't agree with some of the lifestyles that i see portrayed, and i don't say anything because that's the way they want to live. but i'm not going to let my child be around it. i'm not going to let two women stand up there and hold hands and let my child be aware of it. and i'm n

latta town councilman said she fired moore because she revved several reprimands.ents say she has a vendetta against moore. >> she does believe the mayor had a vendetta against her and fired her because she's gay. >> i can't believe we still have no equal rights. that's the biggest issue. i've been harassed, indim tated, this is the first time that we ever, it's ever been this public. >> latta south carolina has an opening for police chief that's because crystal moore the town's first woman to hold the job and who was promoted to the position march 2012 has been fired. she was let go this week after 23 years with the police department, all this time according to local news reporting she's had a clean record. not even so much as a verbal warning and then on tuesday the town's mayor, a guy named earl bull lard issued moore seven reprimands and she found herself out of a job. she suspects it might be because she's openly gay. that is led credence by city council members. one said bullard told me before he was sworn into office that crystal would not have a job and ano

moore: thank you so much, mr. speaker. i'm so proud to be here today with my distinguished colleagues from the congressional black caucus to present our budget for fiscal year 2015. we spent the last week, two weeks analyzing the house republican budget and you've heard here on this floor today the flaws in this budget, that it doesn't reflect the needs of our nation, that it achieves the deficit reduction by imposing more austerity provisions at the expense of our most vulnerable populations , it stifles economic growth and our ability to compete on a global scale. but instead of just criticizing the majority's budget, the congressional black caucus once again has done the due diligence to put together a budget alternative which we believe meets the highest priorities of all americans. first of all, it reduces the eficit responsibly. it constructs a meaningful job-creation package, something americans desperately needs. it invests in our infrastructure, education so we can grow our economy. it ends the ongoing threat of s

my 3 and a half years we've made people happen and some happen and some not happen >> commissioner moore. >> great comments i've been part of the focus group and for the public this is not a study that's been cooked in the backroom the commissioners have actively participated to create a discussion around formula retail not for the purpose of offering flowing existing rules but creating a process that indeed is responsive to the public's concerns as well as our own. the one thing we're mostly concerned about is the sameness experience which sometimes an over bans of retail shows in other cities that's at the core of how much formula retail is defined it's not just formula retail their smaller entities to the ones that are large and dominant and present. this is a work in progress only an update not policies that are discussed or formulated we're all here listening and observing and what i can say from my prospective summarized by the lady with the chamber of commerce is that that's about balance and flexibility. she's participated in this focus group for the same number of months as the