: more vigils are planned for max ross tonight >> pam moore: just a few hours before the fatal shooting of the life of teenager says he and two other students were robbed at gunpoint and once in was punched in the face it happened at the same location as a homicide kron 4 terisa estacio spoke with the teens family today they said they believe the district is doing enough to protect the students they ask the we not show their faces and alter their voices for fear of retaliation >>: in the leg of the security is not what it should be >> reporter: this father and mother told me they had different reach out they had to say something about their fears concerning student at jesse bethel high school this is on the heels of their son and two others being held up at gunpoint for a cell phone at the same location as the fatal shooting less than 48 hours apart on school grounds >>: they should of been save and said that it to something so major it happen >> reporter: the parents out of fear of retaliation in their son's case did not want to be on camera and ask the we alter their voices >>: school

tonight >> pam moore: the science camp employee was arrested for child pornography now not only faces charges for the pornography but also for child molestation according to the santa clara county district attorney's office and were court robbia's of molested a 10 year-old boy and a walden was camp authorities also alleged the men had more than 600 images on his computer and phone he lived and worked at the saratoga walden was a science camp but campbell officials say none of the man's job is a required any interaction with students the deputy district attorney explains the new charges against him3 >>: we had that child commit to see what that child had related the child was evaluated and went determine that that child was a victim >> pam moore: the suspects started working at the science can't back in 2013 and was fired after his arrest >> pam moore: tonight family and friends are remembering an east bay mud mother and her baby 1440 esperanza morales and her 14 month old daughter julie were celebrating a family's members birthday at first communion to saturn's ago when they were hit

this 7 year old/tim >> pam moore: crista moore was small with her shirt unbuttoned allegedly smokingstand as a previous arrests for drug possession of marijuana the principle was of suspended from her of job pending an investigation >> grant lodes: you know that look after you give your dogs a sump indeed that they should not supposed to their holding the evidence there 23 bed go rifle bullets there they are eaten live rounds before year-old belgian survived thanks to lend the surgery he's in stocks magnuson marbles but then didn't think they had the high their bullets they made a mistake and they realize something wrong when he threw up and four bullets came out once again babyproof the house on think is baby bed of profiles which ride and we have failed >> pam moore: willis' you ever won a know what it takes to put together a newscast kron 4 once the show you a behind-the- scenes broadcast of the back story here is a clip >> reporter: this in the crotch shot again cross shot again this is the big of a big pam she hands out of a 10 to one >> pam moore: you just shot saw that short c

this is a full hour of your choice of prime time news >> pam moore: tonight at a there is a memorial going on right now for two teen victims of the democrats in gilroy yesenia mendoza pina and yolanda jimenez or two of the four people killed in tuesday night's crash kron 4 emily turner is like that now madonna high school with the story >> reporter: as you can imagine this is a very somber evening here in gilroy this village will as in full swing right now everyone is wearing black or pink this was a fog favorite color of the girls. two weeks from today that were set to graduate and unfortunately now the students are honoring their memory the driver we just found out of the car that crashed was one of these girls boyfriends he was the only one to survive the crash in happened tuesday night he is charged with a d u r i. he was the boyfriend of one of the girls. this is been hard hit of the students here in gilroy. there is a lease to the 300 people here lighting candles >> reporter: 1 give the student body as well as the computer community to express how much these girls meant to them

moore has become a very high-maintenance inmate.taff 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 w

the hospital treated and ultimately booked and was able to make bail and he is back home now >> pam moore: the woman who was fatally struck by a vehicle outside a bay. restaurant was identified according to authorities as 24 year-old laura sanchez-gomez she was hit after men backed up his full-size truck into a group of people at la finca restaurant saturday. ms. gomez of san pablo resin was pronounced dead after being taken to the hospital eight others were injured and taken to four different hospitals but their health status is not immediately available the truck driver 21 ural mountain redoubt newmont has was arrested on suspicion of vehicular less manslaughter and felony d u r i. >> pam moore: san francisco 49ers fullback bruce miller has been charged with vandalism stemming from an incident with his fiancee back in march 27th year-old miller allegedly shoved his fiancee to the ground during an argument destroying herself on in santa clara police said the investigations into the alleged assault at the river mark white house was inconclusive. the 40 niner's say they are aware of the ch

because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> pam moore: some u.s.ant to stop government programs from collecting large amounts of information on americans today the house of representatives approved the usa freedom that the bill that would end the government's will collection of personal data that program would be replaced with a more tailored program that would allow phone companies to do the collection and said the senate still must vote on that bill >> pam moore: berkeley city council has one this city will require all places that sell cell phones will to announce the risk of radio free frequency radiation the city ordinance is a first of its kind in the country >> grant lodes: also in berkeley potential action to protect children about tobacco. you cannot sell tobacco products within 1,000 ft. of any park or school here is a map as a thousand feet this is what we're talking about every area and paint is with than a thousand as the wood in the area of a school if they sell tobacco they will be out of business there tried to study these impact of

pierce and his firm >> pam moore: happening now a celebration of life for jordan almgren.agically killed by a family friend as he slept kron 4 scott rates as live in brentwood tonight with a tremendous outpouring of support for jordan's family >> reporter: legacy behind me the service is letting out right now but the family is choosing to look on the bright side right now and focus on the joy that this boy brought to so many people of the joy for jordan is the model that was inside you take a look inside the church this is what it looks like this of the golden hills community church in britt would hundreds of friends and family came out to repay the that there's respects for jordan algren. jordan's father got up and said a few words >>: power of the love and support the community has given us over the past few weeks has been a saving grace for our family we now have an extended family which has no boundaries. because of the nature of this tragic event we've had an overwhelming need to include all of you in arguing we know we are not alone in this and we know we have a long

daughter tragically killed by is a suspected drug driver and livermore the evening everybody i am pam moore the some ceremony is taking place tonight in seaside with the victims lived kron 4 family turner is live at the mass for esperanza morales and 14 month old daughter >> reporter: and as you can imagine is a very somber evening here both a gathering dust outside of the church the be heading over to of vigil >>: is still hard for all of the family. >> reporter: little bit later tonight it will be hosting an all-night vigil in the tense the to see behind me to say their final farewells in full before they had often manic mexico emily turner kron 4 news >> pam moore: the man arrested in connection with a deadly crash of livermore is 35 your brian jones he was in court last week but his arraignment was postponed until may 22nd the district attorney has yet to file formal charges against them and jones is currently out on bail that our rates family members who confronted him outside the courthouse. police say jones was driving while drunk when he lost control of his corvette and slammed into

cattell's >> pam moore: this and if this engineer will face charges with the scratch? >> reporter: seen that it is a possibility that ntsb will be speaking to him within the next 24 hours that have a number of questions for him at this point there's still focused on combing through the wreckage here they're starting the process of moving the train from the crash site to a secure location the the date of review it from there >> pam moore: settled an amtrak is such an important travel system for people along the northeast corridor will understand that the or airline the bus companies are as stepping up to help carry some of the commuters is that true >> reporter: that's right this is one of the ibizi is passed in the north corridor so many people here are accustomed to taking the train and that's right there have been buses and vans and amtrak up to give accommodations and transportation and accommodation to the people here the most difficult part to it before anybody here are the family's hold still have loved ones that have not been found yet. >> pam moore: is a that's

there as is despaired urged the release this is a lot out of your choice of prime time news >> pam moore: new tonight at 8 dozens of people attending a memorial for mother and daughter were killed and a suspected drunken driving crash in livermore 35 your brian john faces multiple charges in the d u i case that that the woman and her 14 month old baby girl dad kron 4 jr stone as live in livermore tonight where the memorial is still ongoing >> jr stone: pemmican tell you the mother and daughter in this case or walking on the sidewalk to my right and the core of that that the smell lost control of crashed into the apartment building on his see over my left and shoulder all the people are still out here at this memorial is a very difficult night for many a one a good to some of the video from earlier this evening and in this video you concede this is a rose a morales and with her aunt and cousins that was killed there were actually celebrating her 19th birthday and the first communion in the family must morales and her daughter julie it was struck and killed when a on the sidewalk. she talk

>>pam moore: people magazine put a size 22 mi. on the cover of the best buy the issue to the other 15. >>reporter: they're making history today were the first television interviews it feels like i'm dreaming i felt like at any moment i'm going to wake up. i got a lot of people that thought it was what are you doing here and people literally said that i would never be doing this i would never even be sitting here that in january i sat down with the model as a celebrated the first major remodeling contractor for the precise model. it was a dream come true fashion shoot a far cry from the days when the cover was told no as she pursued her dream why did it and you did not qualify to be a plus size model because i was to + size. you have to be at least 548 to and you could be no bigger than usually a size 16 half. >>stanley roberts: here is a $2.40 registration there is an easy way to go from driving to a taxi in just a few minutes i will explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. >>stanley roberts: some time to share action

>>pam moore: set up in the man in answer is no. to the parents want to know what will be done about what they sake is a dangerous trail near jessie bethel high school in the level of that is where seven sing your bass rose were shot and killed last thursday a memorial is still growing at the side where he died. >>pam moore: any attention to safety issues scott preston school superintendent for some answers he joins us live from the school board meeting which just raft of. >>reporter: so many parents one as a they have not been getting answers today we track down the super intended to try to get some answers i had some questions for she did not want to talk to me. >>reporter: you have anything to say about the security? no reply would like to adjust the concerns that have three security concerns the one to say anything to paris? >>reporter: silence that was the reaction she did not one to answer questions about possible soap your concerns at jesse back to high school and she did not want to talk to us. we tried to resort to the scho

. >> commissioner moore. >> i'll say commissioner richards idea about the saturation the only thing thatakes me lean in favor of this one as the over component of the street corner that as a stabilizing beyond banking hours i see a similar thing an or on a vacant lot no more wells fargo and starbuck's a separate distribution decision it hopes things flow beyond the banks hours i'm considering that favorable. >> commissioner richards. >> what's interesting for me maybe staff can help the nc d is one thousand blocks long block after block after block i know there is an application coming for the castro you can pretty much erase those names have the same names in the castro a concentration of the banks mcd is a block nearby i like umpqua bank i wish they would spread out a little bit more in dead zones. >> 31 thank you for that comment absolutely i understand this comment we're here for the excelsior outer mists store i understand our comment. >> thanks. >> commissioner antonini. >> move to approve. >> second. >> on that motion to approve with conditions. >> commissioner antonini. >> commis

at this or a future hearing. >> commissioner moore is asked to speak. >> i have a comment and inform i'll vote no on four items on today is i today's consent calendar no drawings or location map no plans or illusions i'll not been able to determine and in principle i might be i think inclined to approve them the commission should a disclosure we the drawings that should be here for that very reason i can't do minimal but say no i urge the commission to consider this carefully as it would. >> commissioner moore i'd like to interrupt we've been advised i'll tend to agree if we're going to comment we should pull them off of consent. >> without drawings u drawings we can't discuss them. >> deputy city attorney i'll advise because your comments that all 4 need to come off the consent calendar now. >> okay. >> commissioner richards i guess we'll talk about each individual one. >> is this the fifth one. >> i'm sorry the bank - >> i believe those will be coming off consent. >> okay commissioner wu. >> that was what i wanted to clarify i think commissioner moore is reverend to the cb items 6

. >> commissioner moore. >> i have to stick to my guns i'm 2k3w0b9d to ask for treating everybody equally and the package incomplete it is a process and the form of submittal as a commission i'll have to vote no such as all to expend my support. >> commissioner moore i'd like to ask you to be specific but with the intent of streamlining some of the small cus what specifically you want to be included with you don't want a small business to go into dope dope dive and go future and spend more than they have to after all they're a small business. >> be specific. >> for the drawings it is nothing being asked out of the ordinary for some the applications move into dbi we're not asking other than informational visual reference project we don't have in front of us not out of the ordinary. >> a second fog continue? okay seen we'll call the motion to approval on that motion commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore no commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 6 to one with commissioner mo

. >> commissioner moore. >> both president fong and commissioner antonini hit the nail on the head by saying it's a question of trying it is always easy to say i can do it we're at a time in the history of the city everyone has to try harder everyone is being asked to try harder i know you can i observed you in a movement on 19th and challenged you the way it is today i'll ask you to go home and try to think about the part with the neighbors that are supporting you subtle tweaks and that's what i would ask and in support of a turns. >> again maybe project sponsor come up specific with i've heard with regards to trying to fit in the service station and going to a second-story i've heard making sort of a village of retail as opposed to a box rail and maybe give or ask the project sponsor direction and maybe he will get direction back i don't want to send him off into a turns land. >> you've 0u8d a broad range of alternatives the advisory of the department and you've set perimeter including you needed needing to work together what is missing i think most of the audience have spoken all w

we just talked about brian moore, the new york city police officer gunned down. been -- if that subject would have been pulling out and moore shot him with all of his experience and probably reaching into his waistband means something dangerous is going to happen and it turned out to be a pack of cigarettes as we shot him, we would be hanging more for being yet another white racist cop killing a black guy, and instead he is dead. that's the problem, when white cops do this, they endanger all the other good cops out there, and they are trying to enforce the laws and trying to use their experience to keep from being killed. >> how will the department go about figuring this out? >> they will go back to who these officers are that sent these messages and then how many cases were they involved in and how many arrests did they make? were the arrests possibly judgment calls that could be called into question based on you know their racist activities? the times they arrested the black person or a minority member? in san francisco, i worked with the fbi for many years, an

fong commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson and commissioner moore. >> commissioners, the first item on your agenda item one ab for cases at pacific avenue discretionary review and variance proposed until june next case pacific discretionary review and variance are proposed until june 4th no another items i have several speaker cards for the first two items. >> calling names of speaker cards sorry (calling names). >> hello, i'm eric i'm the son the project sponsor we're here to support the staff recommendation for continuance the hamburger until june 4th we requested may 21st, however foufd the dprer was not available we agreed to the fourth date there is currently angle dbi enforcement action that is, we may have to abate within the next thirty days on we don't know at this point. >> thank you good afternoon commissioner president fong and members of the planning commission i'm kathleen the chair for the russian hill association this proposed project as ramifications beyond pacific after the results of this hearing will effect the surrounding neighb

district that take that bigger size retail space that needs to be refined on valencia and commissioner moore i'm echoing commissioner hillis concerns about size i was open the commission when this building was first approved we sent the building back and closed the ground floor showed it suggested of a retail division without properly providing the back up around the core destine to be appropriate that was a small business subdivision to building went back and was redesigned to accommodate that subdivided building and this commission some members were on it at that point, i strongly recommend to encourage small business this committee is supportive of and moving forward i believe that more than ever today from the mission merchant is that subsection or subdivision appropriate that's itself point i want to remind ours of in follow-up on commissioner hillis and the second point i'd like support a continuance not just a promise the the devil is in the details and there's good intentions by but i want to see the negotiations satisfactory to all parties before i'll want to approve the project i l

commissioner richards. >> i support everything you just said it was very well put. >> commissioner moore i want the architect i think to look at the challenge and find a way of creating that additional distance beyond the 25 feet on the floors it is about light not that the sun comes from the south i appreciate the privacy issue of bedrooms facing the courtyard on other side and living room on the other side requires something we're all having to basically close themselves in to have privacy their bedroom farrows faces into the courtyard that is what i think is the bottom we're talking about liveability that requires privacy. >> commissioners. >> call the questions. >> there is a motion and a second i believe to continue that matter two weeks commissioner antonini no commissioner hillis commissioner johnson no commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 5 to 2 commissioners that will place you on items 4 ab for the treat street you'll consider a conditional use authorization and request for variance.

moore's sitting above, on the hill. in a simple weather reports, wind travels, faster up than at the bottom the wind gage is at the bottom of the parking lot. we need real conditions real live conditions of what residences are living in not theoretical and made up. one second. in the initial earth study that was done, i'm somewhat disappointed that people did not look at this closer and look it with a more critical eye that the air monitoring and air modelling that was done by the company, by lenar was actually -- i'm trying to get that graph to you. (buzzer) this is the same study done and utilized and the data was used by the incloegs, that the model was used at the san francisco airport. there is no micro studies done in bay view hunters point, we know historically, the wind swirls on top of the hill, if [inaudible] he would have broke babe ruth's record, we're tired of you people. we are starting our own company. those of you like to participate -- this >> thank you doctor. >> we would ask that you pull the permit u

if i had an army of brian moore's there would be no crime in the city. >> moore is the third nypd officerie in the line of duty in the last five months. his funeral is scheduled to begin at 11 this morning. >>> the justice department expected to launch a federal investigation now into the baltimore police department. new attorney general loretta lynch could make anthat announcement earlier today. they requested the doj investigate if the police department in baltimore has a pattern of excessive force and discrimination. all of this stems from the arrest of freddie gray who died in police custody. six officers face charges in the arrest. they have days of -- it sparked riots and looting. >>> the monitoring of phone calls has been declared illegal by the federal appeals court. they say the surveillance went beyond the scope of what congress authorized under the u.s. patriot act. the program was challenged three years ago by the aclu shortly after edward snowden blew the whistle about the program's assistance. he remains on asylum in russia. >> tom brady p didn't say too much about deflate g

the emergency now does include moore, oklahoma.gray. she is joining us from the cnn severe weather center. what is the latest jennifer? >> we have a tornado emergency in effect right now that includes portions of moore, as well as oklahoma city. we have two boxes we are watching. the one on the north side is the tornado emergency. we do have a storm heading to the north and east will impact portions of oklahoma city as well as moore. we heard the airport is already evacuating. they are sending people to their emergency tunnel. portions of the interstate have been shut down due to debris on the road. this is a very dangerous situation. the one on the south side this is a warning. this includes norman new castle. this is an area that has seen destructive tornadoes. you mentioned 2013. remember 1999 the strongest tornado ever recorded on earth was in this area. this has a history of violent tornadoes. looks like we are seeing another one. we have reports of a large and dangerous tornado on the ground in this area and heading to the no

commissioner president fong commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards we expect commissioner wu to be late and commissioner johnson for absent commissioners, the first item on your agenda proposed for continuance item one is at california street is proposed to june you figure out 2015 and next rezoning properties and zoning map are june 18, 2015 case 3 at pine street conditional use authorization is proposed for definitely continuance i have not 0 other items proposed for continuance i'll check on those any public comment on this item? for the items proposed for continuance not seeing any public comment is closed. >> and any commissioners feel like making a motion commissioner moore. >> (inaudible). >> thank you commissioner on that motion to continue matters as proposed commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and places you on commissioner matters draft minutes for the rules committee and the may 14 regul

. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like to have the condition by which the building didn't go 25 feet uput meets the exposure plain it starts as you described and resembled a 45 degree angle the reason even the 25 feet of the parking space is 20 foot long what you like to live 25 feet with our main living space away interest the window i don't think missouri any of us wanted that i want more than just the 25 foot on the courtyard side but the proper response to the exposure requirement it will be certain unit will not meet the requirement because of the corners etc. and that will work out the way it does he don't want the courtyard encouraging modification of the unit requirement i want liveability to be the main driver i think you have all the tools you were great describing the possible architect what you can do with the main corridors all the tools are there so we would like to insure the greatest height i'll make a motion that is part to the beginning of the motion it commissioner richards formulated and that's all and the project has the support on all other levels >> to provide cla

south of moore between moore and norman. this one took three miles further south than the one in '99 and the one just two years ago it looks like moore -- just south of moore. significant damage between norman and moore i-35. >> all right. what is south of moore? is it a place where there are a lot of homes? >> yeah. there is going to be -- there is a lot of businesses homes. you have of course got the university of oklahoma and north of there, you know, on the south side of norman, north of there you have got shopping center, small school housing subdivision. we'll have to wait and see over the next hour or so as the tornado clears the metro. there is other significant storms coming into the metro that may start producing tornadoes. we have to wait on those for the choppers to get in the air. significant damage at least southwest of moore and nor man area as the front -- tornado came. significant damage is what we have been reporting. and i i have seen pictures of cars and 18 wheelers split back southwest of norman went acr

by all accounts moore was an exceptional police officer. he was barely out of his teens when he joined the new york city police department. less than five years the officer racked up more than 150 arrests and he was awarded two exceptional service medals recognizing his dedication. jean casarez is outside of the church where the funeral is about to begin. good morning, jean. >> reporter: good morning. that funeral is about to start in just one hour. just a couple minutes ago two nypd helicopters flew very low in formation over this catholic church here in long island st. james roman catholic church. more and more officers are arriving. officers are standing and lining the street where the coffin is believed to come down and has not happened yet to come to the church for the funeral. there are so many lay people here besides the officers from around the country. jetblue has offered free flights for officers to come and honor this fallen officer. officer brian was extremely young. he was 25 years old. he had been on the force only almost five

officer moore died monday after being shot in the head saturday.opped a man suspected of carrying a handgun when that man opened fire on them. officer moore was just 25 years old. >>> and now continuing to follow breaking news a security level raised at all military bases in the united states a defense official tells nbc news this change is not specifically tied to isis, it is based on the potential threat posed by home grown violent extremists. joining me now live from washington nbc news military analyst, medal of honor for heroism during the vietnam war, retired army colonel jack jacobs. colonel, nice to have you with us. first, i want to ask you what you make of raising the threat level here and how concerned do you think members of the military and families should be knowing this level has been raised? >> well, it is a concern. i was at a military installation yesterday and typically you ride right through, especially if you have a military i.d. but particularly if you're a visitor or a contractor, somebody who doesn't have a military i.d. or

. >>> thousands gathered in new york to pay their final respects to brian moore. shot while questioning a convicted criminal. his death is a reminder of the real dangers police officers face. christiankristin saloomey has more. >> prosecutors say this man demetrius blackwell shot moore in the face after the officer approached him for questioning. last year has been tough for nypd. >> we hadn't had a police officer death for four years. then we had two who were assassinated then officer moore was killed tragically in the line of duty, doing what we ask cops to do. >> during the month of demonstrations, police officer's duties are being scrutinized. >> we have new york, ferguson, chicago, baltimore there have been incidents now everywhere across the country. it's been apparent i think to the country that there's been a lot of bad stuff that's got on. >> the change in public standing is not lost on police officers present and past. >> it's terrible. almost why would you want to be a cop in this day? >> reporter: still at the precinct where moore worked, neighbors bro

moore under went surgery and he was pronounced dead monday. his family was at his side and now his fellow officers city and the nation mourn his loss. >> great loss to this family and the department and great loss to this profession and to this city. >> he came from a family of police officers. the fellow officers he joined deserve our gratitude and our prayers not just today but every day. they have a tough job. >> moore is the third, the third nypd officer killed in the line of duty in just five months. the commissioner says funeral services for officer moore will be held at the end of this week. by the way the commissioner is also asking for the people of the city to pray for moore and his family for them as you can image this is a devastating loss. >> absolutely. our prayers are with them. chief operating cheryl sandburg's husband. we know dave goldburg died from head trauma and blood loss. the ceo was on vacation when he collapsed and passed away at a mexican hospital. >>> the boston marathon bomber shows emotion in court for the first ti

and then say -- >> i don't think it was brian moore. it was the previous one. >> it was a couple of days ago. not at the funeral. >> again, i'm going to say this it's not for me to tell him what to tell his black kid about how he feels when he goes out there. eric it's not. he's >> he's a public figure. >> if you're going to talk about a fallen 25-year-old cop and say, by the way, the nypd really needs to -- >> no. but i will tell you this i have no issues. nobody crosses the street when i walk down the street. >> you are deflecting. >> i am not deflecting. >> he was wrong to do it. >> what he's not wrong to do is telling a white person nobody crosses the street when they see me at 2:00 a.m. if you're a black guy walking down the street -- >> they do when they see me because it's often what i am wearing. >> i don't blame people who are african-american who feel like they are being -- there's discrimination against them. >> dana last few, this next week may 13th is national police week. they are asking residents to go to the precincts fo

. >> i'm supportive of the motion that commissioner moore put afford if there is going to be an exception about existing conditions under those an underground space. >> commissioner hillis i'm lost still on the parking so what staff is proposing it is it the same number of marshes. >> it depends on how it is designed you could reduce 6 spaces they're not asking for the additional the second option commissioner wu just suggested to provide stackers in the areas you could get the additional parking and transfer the space you'll eliminate the more parking spaces from the stackers into more bicycle parking because this areas exists putting stackers didn't solve the problem you put stackers in and gain the additional parking up to the 50 or whatever it is and put an overflow police vehicle make that storage. >> they could come in and put in stark elders the same amount of space so what's the point to make them do stackers if they could put in 6 spaces i am not i get it we're not froeg up a useful we're freeing up stournl or storage space. >> the same amount of marshes with whether their requir

access should be from the outside and not only the lobby of your interior operations commissioner moore can i ask you to assign the continuance a date and i would i think this will take 4 to 5 to 6 weeks i'm not angle desperate but i need to ask the planner for guidance perhaps you could be in dialog with some of the people. >> i wanted to clarify one point said that commissioners request a separation of the retail space our conditional use application is for 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. that's actually longer than many retail stores from 10 to 9 we fully continued to be open and to clarify the application is clear on that point. >> thank you it is more about the physical assess rather than the operation i'm not put my hours on the operation we had a double misunderstanding. >> councilmember johnson. >> it is making sure that says that a invite people not necessarily having health care issues. >> i haven't heard suggestions for a date it is really i - >> to commissioner moore's question to the amount of time the project sponsor is mentioned about 4 weeks. >> well, maybe slooth longer than jul

finding roared by staff par commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you under our discretionary review calendar for item 12 at ocean avenue a mandatory discretionary review. >> good afternoon, commissioners marseille with the planning department staff we have a request for a mandatory discretionary review to review the conditions by previous imperfectly doing business as as leaned billboards hall has been operating under other entertainment use it was filed in 2011 for bar use in 2011 during the section public notice period two discretionary reviews were filed and following the discretionary review hearing on january 12th conditions were placed including the restrictions on alcohol sales they've been operating since 2012 during a six months review period the establishment has been code compliant the code is requesting to remove the alcohol prohibition the business will not be allowed to operate as food but snac

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moore. >>> welcome to "hannity." i'm in for sean. free speech is under attack in america, at the center of the latest controversy is pamela geller who is being accused of provoking muslim jihadists to attack a cartoon contest she had in texas. to undermine or distort her intentions comes from the associated press. last night, after geller did an interview with the news service, it tweeted this out. quote, pamela geller says she has no regrets about prophet muhammad cartoon contest that ended in two deaths. well predictably, outrage followed following the a.p. to clarify that tweet. because what geller actually said is she had no regrets the event ended in gunfire and not deaths. groups attacked her anyway. don't let pamela geller confuse you. con tesht not about free speech. it contained a link to an article about her being a peddler of hate. here is author and columnist, pamela geller. pam, let's start with the c.a.p. you had an interview. that tweet they sent out after was almost like judg

officer brian moore died today. in the head over the weekend when a man allegedly opened fire on him and another officer in their unmarked car. officer moore was just 25 years old. hundreds of police officers lined up outside the hospital where he died to pay their respects as his body was carried away by ambulance. his death, a tragic reminder that police officers risk their lives every day. their job obviously incredibly dangerous. it's an important fact we think to remember even as legitimate concerns are being raised nationwide about excessive police force. also today in new york before we learned of officer moore's death, president obama talked about the protests we've seen against police in baltimore, ferguson and beyond. >> the catalyst of those protests were the tragic deaths of young men and a feeling that law is not always applied evenly in this country. in too many places in this country black boys and black men, latino boys, latino men experience being treated differently by law enforcement. in stops and

to me the sadness over officer moore's death is palpable. i'm in a hotel in this town and people in the lobby talk about it. people feel it. >> rioting didn't come from it. >> how did that come into this? >> there's no marching or protesting. >> look i think american communities, they are overwhelmingly supportive of our police and understand as eric said police protect us. and i will make that argument in the poorest black community in this country. but if you're asking why it would get more attention why the officer shot the black suspect, let's be honest there's been a pattern of this and of course if it happened it would get more attention. but not to say that there's any lack or heartfelt sympathy for him losing his life. >> president obama, saying lack of education and opportunity is to blame. take a listen. >> what you have are pockets of poverty, lack of opportunity, lack of education. all across this country. and too often we ignore those pockets until something happens and then we act surprised. how can we send a message to young p

kevin moore was freddie gray's friends. he said gray's screams that day haunt him every night. >> you were afraid to come forward with that video. >> yeah yeah. i was at first. because the police man, they have their ways of handling things. you know what i mean? quote/unquote. these guys don't care what it is. if it's going to bring negativity to their image, they will do what it takes to sweep it under the rug. >> moore is a member of the group called cop watch. he says as long as he ishas breath in his body he will watch police. >>> president obama will help the most impoverished american communities. he relaunched my brother's keeper that mentoring young minority men. the president offered his thoughts on the chaos in baltimore in his final appearance with david letterman. >> you have a situation in which too many communities don't have a relationship or trust with the police. if you just have a handful of police not doing the right thing, that makes the job tougher for all of the other police officers out there. it cre

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