moore? hit man as the letter claimed, or was it from somebody who wasn't even on detective salm's radar? whoever it was, five weeks into the case it was about the only lead investigators had. so they played along with the guy, placed an ad as requested in the sacramento bee. and, sure enough. somebody responded. cops rushed to see him. perhaps arrest him. >> he was pretty surprised when he got a visit. >> false alarm. it was just an unlucky guy looking for a job. the killer though? the killer never called. so the whole ms 13 thing, the mexico deal gone wrong was just some sort of game. the real bomber was playing it. the trouble was, nobody knew the rules or the purpose or where the game might end. more than one way to find a guy brazen enough to sent that material to the cops. >> we had the letters we wanted to get analyzed. we wanted fingerprints. we wanted dna. >> reporter: the letters and envelopes came back clean just as the bomber said they would. what was going on? to investigators on

i'm leaning more towards commissioner moore's point. >> commissioner moore. >> the type of business as an other orthodontist reasons needs curtains and that's basically the nature of the business. there's privacy involved and for that not even participation on its use is possible. you'll not just be able to look in and see an activity in there. it's for that reason i believe we're further eliminating and deafening the ability of that as part of the overall corridor. >> commissioner koppel. >> i'm leaning towards supporting the project based on the fact that it was vacant for so long. it's a subterrain lot. >> commissioner johnson. >> i can see it both ways. the fact we want to continue to ignite the commercial corridor and at the same time i think in this corridor which we heard other testimony that retail has struggled in this corridor and thinking about the unique nature of the subterranean unit i'm leaning in support. >> commissioner fong. >> i was going make a motion. >> i'm also leaning towards supporting the project. i can understand and see it both ways but i'm looking at this p

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i'm talking about recognizes autonommous units. we do not know who will live in the front and who will live in the back. they are two basically independent groups of people, and i think it's a diminishing of the quality of both properties to have them use a common lobby because this is not a living family group housing, etc. those are two independent uses that should be identified as two independent addressing entities, and i think the trades man breezeway corridor would be a far more appropriate way to recognize that. >> yeah, if you don't mind, we can provide that. >> commissioner moore: okay. >> the first design was creating a corridor between the building, but it -- it looks odd when you creating a small little corridor versus a heightened bulk of building. we can manage to create that. >> yeah. we just ask -- there's not a code issue as i understand, so you would only do that on the -- >> commissioner moore: absolutely. absolutely. i'm not saying it has to be open to the sky, i'm just talking a designated corridor to give the

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commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: to one chair in writing with others. we need a special meeting to discuss in more detail it is hard to follow when we do not have that piece of writing in front of us. if you want to share that, that would be a great idea. >> what i would propose and i know we are talking about the budget. i would like to understand the impacts since 1990 in san francisco. i would like to understand in south of market and mission and some places what did happen just like mr. free mark did in chicago soi we could have mr. freemark did in chicago so we could have some empirical evidence in our own city. >> commissioner hillis: i think we should look at places that weren't upzoned, and see what happened in those places. >> commissioner richards: sure, and you need to look at job growth, too. >> clerk: all right, commissioners, seeing nothing else, we can move onto department matters. announcements. >> nothing today, jonas. >> clerk: moving on, we can go onto recent events. >> at landmark this week, we heard the designation for 22 beaver str

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: yes. unfortunately, the project has not yet risen for me to a level of credibility in response to the challenges we posed to the project in november. i think it is still a thinly veiled demolition, and i do not think the project contributes towards the retention of existing housing stock. to the contrary, i believe it is a project that strives to add an excessively aggressive unit on the top floor, and all amenities that this project may offer, like parking with an elevator and a roof deck, which is excessively large seem to be primarily targeted to the unit of the unit on top. i have not seen any written documentation that any agreements have been reached with the tenants, but that is neither here nor there because nothing has been added to the package that was in front of me. and i at this moment can't and will not support the application in front of us. if i may, if there's no additional comments by any of the commissioners, i make a motion not to take d.r. and -- not to take d.r. and d

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i would like the architect if he can show us a section which is taken to the front of the building, basically showing us the distance from 711. you're taking your east-west sections deeper into the lot into the adjoining building where you have a year yard, but it leaves the commissioner a little bit at odds exactly what the dimension is on the west facing facade of 711 1and your building. >> you're asking about the west facing elevation? >> commissioner moore: i'm talking about the transfer section in the front of the property. >> if you go to the computer screen. [inaudible] >> commissioner moore: this is 715. i'm looking for the 711 building, which is at the corner, the one in which the apartments are that are being affected. >> commissioner hillis: right there. >> okay. now, i understand. on the screen, you can see 820 post is in the center and the corner building is to the right. and there's an eight-foot gap above the second floor. i'm trying to talk as li

and yet michael moore is jumping in saying wait a second, don't forget about alexandria ocasio-cortez. she's not old enough to run for president but moore is suggesting she's the leader of the democratic party. >> stand ya ocasio-cortez is that what you'r you're going wih this? >> she has to be 30 by the time. >> everybody could out progressive each other. you're saying she's got fire in the belly. >> she is the leader, she is the leader. everybody knows it, everybody feels it. she's the leader of this mass movement. >> she's not old enough to run for president. he's got the details mixed up. but the point is that there have been a lot of democrats saying fox and republicans are obsessed with alexandria ocasio-cortez, there with are a lot of democrs

police say moore was shot several times and died at the scene. investigators have released this surveillance photo. danville police chief allen shields has requested the help of alameda county sheriff's detectives and says their top investigators have been assigned to the high profile case. >> right now we don't believe that there is anyone else that is in danger. if we had information to believe someone else is in danger we would threat public know. >> moore owned the cluster of industrial buildings including the five story medical office sdpour actually lived a short distance away from the crime scene. moore was also an active member of the danville rotary club for more than 30 years and was always quick to lend a hand with a smile. the moore family did not respond to a request for comment. >> john is a great guy. john did a lot in the community. generously donated his own personal time for the benefit of others. >> finally, about the city of danville itself which has always been listed as one of the safest cities in america this is their first

. >> president melgar: commissioner moore, did you want to -- >> commissioner moore: i just wanted totell the commission to move the entrance to the north facade is something we need to discuss. mr. paul, could you comment that? >> yeah, cognizant of previous projects, we have directed architect to make that an identifiable obvious entrance to that guard unit. >> commissioner richards: so i accept your friendly amendment to put lighting and canopy so that it really reads like a garden entrance. >> commissioner moore: one question i would particularly have to commissioner richards who's planning to have a hot tub in his own home, i would still think that a kind of privacy screen, trellis, landscaping at the edge of the hot tub may kind of help break the impact of it. i'm not sure that's not necessarily an acoustic buffer, but it may be a psychological buffer to making it a little bit more softened. i personally don't particularly care for looking in other people's hot tubs, and perhaps that would help matters. i'm not sure what your thoughts are on that. >> just to be clear, miss wi wi

. >> reporter: nancy moore and her family got news they waited days to hear. authorities located the man suspected of shooting and killing her husband john moore of danville. >> it was like, god, thank god. >> reporter: moore was gunned down sunday outside an office building he owned. three days later more than 2100 miles away, the suspect mark sypien pulled up to his parents' home. he shot himself in the head after he realized deputies were moving in. sypien died hours later. >> i'm glad he's no longer walking this earth and stalking anybody else and we're all safe. >> reporter: safety that was questioned because of the hostile past between sypein and the moore fame. the family had a restraining order against the suspected shooter. >> lots of people were frightened of him. >> reporter: frightened no longer. family and friends are hosting a candle light vigil on thursday to honor moore. 6:00 p.m. at the crow canyon medical center. >> it's not going to bring him back. >> reporter: in danville, i'm amanda dell castillo abc7 news. >> long time public san francisc

thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne.men were walking a dog along the water when the cliff next to them partially collapsed. let's go to collapsed.partially to them partially collapsed.

. >> reporter: nancy moore and her family got news they waited days to hear.ed the man suspected of shooting and killing her husband john moore of danville. >> it was like, god, thank god. >> reporter: moore was gunned down sunday outside an office building he owned. three days later more than 2100 miles away, the suspect mark sypien pulled up to his parents' home. he shot himself in the head after he realized deputies were moving in. sypien died hours later. >> i'm glad he's no longer walking this earth and stalking anybody else and we're all safe. >> reporter: safety that was questioned because of the hostile past between sypein and the moore fame. the family had a restraining order against the suspected shooter. >> lots of people were frightened of him. >> reporter: frightened no longer. family and friends are hosting a candle light vigil on thursday to honor moore. 6:00 p.m. at the crow canyon medical center. >> it's not going to bring him back. >> reporter: in danville, i'm amanda dell castillo abc7 news. >> long time public san francisco defender jeff a

mandy moore's claims of abuse. >>> then ken jeong like you have never seen him. how bradley. cooer came to his side during his darkest days. >>> plus -- royal but unromantic. the unexpected way harry and meghan are spending their first married valentine's day. >>> plus, how gwen stefani as her man all shook up. >> can you do the elvis snarl? >> sure. >> good night. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> mandy moore reveals the emotional abuse she says she suffered by her ex husband. we have that story? just a minute. >>> we begin with jussie smollett. the "empire" star sat down for his first interview since he was brutally attacked. he broke down as he details that horrible night. >> what happened that night? >> as i was crossing thor and section i heard, "empire." i don't answer to "empire." i heard [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. i turned around and said, what did you just say to me? and i see the attacker, masked, and he said, this is maga country. punches me right in the face. >> jussie told "gma" he fought back but his attackers managed to get a noose around his neck and pour ble

mandy moore is one piece of that. al, what you got in the weather?january 1st. 21 inches from chicago. that's 13 inches above normal for minneapolis, ten for milwaukee, six for chicago.ew temperate, all below average and temperatures are going to stay a little on the. colder si look at that, in minneapolis, january 30th, minus 28. milwaukee minus 23, chicago minusha 23 and cold air is going to stay further away. we're going to see some colder air, but nothing quite like wt we sa we've got warmer conditions for indianapolis, little rock, shington, atlanta, new orleans, even midland, texas. colder air starts funneling back in. chicago by friday, at 22. nowhere near where you were. the cold air spreads east, by sunday, 53 in charlotte. that's what'soing onround the country. here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> mostly sunny skies over wash thrning. not much of a breeze either. what winds we do have will be comingsout of the h. we'll end up with a milder-than-average afternoon. right now still cold, 20s and low 3 for most ofhe area. temp

this morning, mandy moore in her own words."new york times" about her marriage to singer/songwriter ryan adams. ♪ i still love you >> reporter: adam with hits like "new york, new york" nit eain t early 2000s worked with willie nelson, tim mcgraw, and john mayer. mu ♪ i'm missing you like candy >> reporter: moore considered him psychologically abusive. he would say, you're not a real musician because you don't play an instrument. she added, his controlling behavior kept her from furthering her music career during a pivotal and potentially lucrative time. adams said moore's account was inconsistent with his view of the relationship. overnight, moore posting on instagram, speaking your truth can be painful and triggering, but it is always worth it. my heart is with all women who suffered any trauma or abuse. you are seen and heard. moore's story, part of a bigger expose on adams by the "new york times." seven women and more than a dozen associates detailing a pattern of manipulative behavior by adams. some saying he promised to he

in 2018, moore that he is the capacity to be violent and harm women with a course. i believe he has the capacity to be a sociopath. in one email, sypien wrote two more, you honestly cannot think i was going to let you destroy every aspect of my life and get away with it. friends of the victim are grappling with their loss. >> it's a great loss for danville, it's a great loss for danville rotary. >> reporter: they head the devil rotary club, which moore once served as the president. >> very generous with his time, jerry generous with his money. >> he always had a twinkle with his ip that he was always fun to be around. you know, he joked a lot, he was just generally a really good guy. >> reporter: i asked if moore had ever talked about the issues he had with the suspect. >> no, that was his private life, and that was something he did not -- choose not to share. >> reporter: but what moore did share with them is the love for his community. >> in fact in one instance, he was at a live auction and he donated twice because there were two people. >> is a big hole in our c

the man police are locking for in connection with moore's death. he was last seen driving a ford escape with illinois listens plates 108122. >> right now we don't believe there is anyone else in danger. >> danville police chief allen shields told us he knew more personally. >> we've known john for several years. he is a great person that goes back many years in the community. and has served this community well and has lots of friends here in the community. >> john moore was retired, but he kept an office here at the building he owned. he was actually working in the back on a new rv, getting ready for a family vacation when he was shot. police confirmed they are looking at surveillance video from the cameras around where moore was working on the rv. he leaves behind his wife nancy and three grown children. >> he is going to be really missed by so many people, and we just loved him so much. >> in danville, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> a man from sonoma county today became the first of thousands to go before a jury in a federal lawsuit against the m

flames snaked their way through saddleworth moor, their way through saddleworth moor, the fire and thickisible from miles away, one witness describing the scene as apocalyptic. emergency services were called last night, a number of fire engines and specialist firefighting units spent the early hours trying to contain flames. more crews were sent this morning as the fire continued to blaze. i think this is possibly one of the biggest fires i have seen in west yorkshire for wildfire and because it is running through heather it does have real high fla mes heather it does have real high flames and it is combustible so it is quite dramatic to see but it is nothing we can't deal with. some drivers found themselves perilously close to the flames, but there have been no reports of any injuries. there has been fires on saddleworth moor before, but usually in the summer, not february. this isn't the only wildfire crews have been forced to deal with. after the uk's hottest winter day on record, there were fires on arthropods maxi in edinburgh, and here, ashdown forest in east sussex, an area made f

this is a c structure. >> commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: i believe that the commercial corridorof courtland does not have any residential roof decks, which makes this building even try to attract more attention than it already tries to do. my comment is that the third unit, the largest unit on top is asking for private roof deck, not building wide, since they are not asking for variance on the rear yard, the rear yard should be sufficient to serve all three units. my own idea would be to ask that there is no roof deck because it is completely alien to the character of the commercial corridor. i would agree with your concerns about architecture, i believe the architecture is trying to attract a little bit more attention thanness, partially because it tries to distinguish itself. i believe it is fine to look for the architectural distinction in order not to look imitating something, i think this building could be far more toned down and not try to be an video sign building, blend in a more understated way. i think the bay window is, for me, actually retro. it is kind of like da do

commissioner moore? commissioner koppel? >> here. >> mission president melgar? >> here. >> and i believe commissioner richards is going to attend today. the agenda is consideration of items proposed for continuance. number number 1, record number 2018-003593 sioux at 906 broadway. conditional use authorization, proposed for continuance to march 14th, 2019. item number record number 2018-009316 cua. conditional use authorization proposed for continuance to april 4th. item number 3, record number 2017-00924 cu. at 601 van ness avenue. proposed for continuance to april 2018. and commissioners, i'd also like to note that further on the discretionary review calendar, record number 2017-01292 drp at 830 olmsted street, a request for d.r. has been withdrawn. i don't have any speaker cards. >> does somebody want to make a motion to season in >> public comment. >> we'll now take public comments on the items on the calendar for continuance. if anyone wants to pull off a particular item from continuance okay. commi

>> commissioner moore: i think mr. frye added depths to the project that made me feel comfortable with that. there's one last question to mr. teague, design client at plan stage. there's one comment that the department does not allow installing transformers in the public right-of-way but to talk with pg&e with the public to be located on-site because the street is narrow, and i assume that's the reason the department does not support it. has that been addressed? >> yes, it has. the building will only require 400 amps and pg&e does not require an amp for 400 watts to a building. >> commissioner moore: okay. then i think we're ready -- >> >> commissioner hillis: very good. on the motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: very good, commissioner, that motion passes 4-0. what do you say? >> clerk: item 16 was continued, item 17 was withdrawn. placing us on item 18. [agenda item read] discretionary review. >> commissioner hillis: mr. horn? >> good afternoon, commissioners, jeff horn, planning department staff. item before you is requ

moore said billionaires are immoral.ade man. >> what are your thoughts on the fact that billionaire has become a bad word in the face of democrats? >> it blows me away. it's glowft democrats. it's other people. maybe it's because they weren't able to achieve the american dream. they think you have to do something illegal to do that. maybe they stole from somebody. a lot of things on television don't show the good billionaires. liz: tens of thousands of jobs have been created by billionaires who started out dirt poor and started big companies. they include oprah winfrey, howard schultz, john paul dejorua, and ken langone. >> billionaires have always been a little bit under attack. it's easy to attack the rich ever since the french revolution. r schultz is one of those people who came from the projects in new york. he was born poor. he got an idea. he was working for a company. he ended up work for starbucks and acquiring starbucks and building it into a place america had never seen. for michael moore to attack him based o

moore was recorded walking home as officer steele and his partner -- >> walk of shame. >> reporter: -made what the police chief calls troubling comments. >> bye, felicia. >> i'm angry because this was a racially insensitive post. this is not what we expect of detroit police officers. >> reporter: officer steele, who has not responded to our requests for comment, has been demoted and misdemeanor ter he was charged with attacking his ex-girlfriend and firing a gun. tonight detroit's top cop calls this video an outrage, one that could cost the officer his job. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> up next, where's apple's fix for that eavesdropping glitch? >>> some startling new video showing the moment a dam broke in brazil, unleashing a sea of mud and sludge. at least 110 people were killed in last week's disaster. over 230 are still missing. >>> tonight, apple is thanking the 14-year-old boy who found that major security glitch on the iphone. the company scrambling, but as the week ends it's still not fixed. here's morgan chesky. >> reporter: tonight a promised fix from apple for a facetime

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i'm ali velshi, he's michael moore.an williams" starts now. >>> the breaking news tonight. the democratic virginia governor admits he's one of two men in a 1984 photo, one in black face, the other in a klan outfit. ralph northam has now apologized, the calls are flooding in for him to leave. >>> a federal judge says she's considering a gag order which may be a tall order considering his appearance on fox tonight. his description of the case against him as a lynching and the video he posted this week on what to wear for your arraignment in federal court. >>> and donald trump now back in the friendly confines of mar-a-lago this ev

>> commissioner moore: thank you, commissioner fong.e are somewhat tired of your success, because i do believe the planning commission is a great training ground, and i couldn't be happier, having worked with you so long, also what you mentioned in the paper yesterday that the small business concerns will be as important as an ingredient as san francisco and that makes me very, very happy and hopeful to continue to work hand in hand with what we do here. >> commissioner fong: thank you, commissioner moore. >> president melgar: i will just chime in. i will really miss your kindness. you are a kind and generous person, and i'll miss your energy on this commission. i'm bummed we're losing you, but i'm grateful for the city of san francisco that we're going to have you in that role. i think you're going to be great. okay, commissioner koppel. >> commissioner koppel: i'll quickly chime in, as well. you were one of the first commissioners i was able to talk to in the hallway back in the day when i used to attend these hearings on the public s

moore on the ground with several gunshot wounds. they tried what they could to save his life. ultimately he was pronounced dead there at the scene. >> reporter: just 24 hours later, police have identified a suspect. they're looking for 51-year-old mark allen sipien of dublin. they say he was last seen driving this silver 2003 ford escape. cameras captured it leaving the scene. but so far investigators aren't releasing a motive or if the two men knew each other. >> we don't believe tis>> repor. he was the former president of the danville rotary club and still an active member. >> heeds a generous person as a roweryian and doesn't hesitate to give. >> he's a nice man, very -- he's very active. >> reporter: donny bryant owns a business next door. he's nervous knowing the killer is still out there. >> not knowing who or what or why, that's what's really challenging. >> what i am confident is that our detectives will work tirelessly to make sure we leave no stone unturned so we can bring john's killer to justice. >> reporter: and we're back here live. you're looking at one of the m

our headlines today: a huge blaze breaks out on saddleworth moor.est yorkshire fire service says its one of the biggest moorland fires they've ever had to deal with. shocking levels of violence in doctors surgeries — 3,000 patients were banned last year because of their behaviour. theresa may opens the door to a brexit delay, as mps are promised a series of votes if they reject her deal. shutting up shop — as more high street stores close, retail workers face the highest risk of unemployment or redundancy than any other industry. that's according to a report out this morning. i'll be finding out why later. this is one way to impress your new boss. the foxes beat brighton 2—1, after brendon rogers is confirmed as the new leicester city manager. and after another day of record—breaking temperatures, the last of the exceptionally warm days. i will have your full sunny forecast here on breakfast. it's wednesday the 27th of february. our top story. fire crews have been tackling a huge blaze on saddleworth moor in west yorkshire. around 1.5 square kilomet

and it wraps up this weekend with kron4's pam moore. she will be hosting a hidden history special presentation on saturday at 9:00 p.m. make sure you tune in. for your health tonight... a warning to anyone who visited grand canyon national park over the last two decades. the park's health and safety manager says anyone who visited between the year 2000 and june 18th, 20-18, was possibly exposed to unsafe levels of uranium.(grant) the uranium ore in question was found in three buckets stored next to a taxidermy exhibit at the park's museum collections building. the national park service eventually removed the buckets last june and disposed of the contents in a nearby uranium mine. but the manager says the workers who removed the buckets were ill-prepared to do so, and they returned the buckets to the museum after dumping the ore. both the department of interior and a nuclear engineering expert say they believe the uranium exposure was unlikely to be hazardous to visitors. the department of interior adds it's also working with osha and st

so michael moore, enjoy it while you can. i am sure vladimir will, too.his chaos in the streets of venezuela. as americans we cannot and we will not allow it to happen here. here with me right now to react, former governor and senator from new hampshire, my good friptd -- good friend, judd gregg. >> this is my first skype experience. trish: we have been use it a lot. sir, what do you make of this fascination right now that i keep calling it the alt-left. it's not the democratic party that i remember growing up with. it's not the democratic party that my father grew up with and my family. it's not that sort of let's trite and coffer out a place for the working middle class it's a party look toward things like socialism saying this is a future that would work here. what do you make of it. given your experience and the things you have seen in politics. the left's fascination with socialism right now? >> well, it's more than a fascination. it's a complete embrace of socialism as a concept. if you look at the people running for president or announced they are

james moore was killed and that x and. his sister sent us this photo of moore with his wife and daughters. the chp thinks a pickup truck driver spun out of control on the wet road and hit moore. that driver suffered minor injuries. >> just in time for the latest round of storms, the weather app has been updated with the new version is free from the apple and google play store >> it has interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven- day forecast. you can use it to upload your weather videos and photosent ar local news group. the accused of stealing a news ca5 in east oakland. investigator say they shot a security guard who returned fired and earned during turner. the men arrested as well as brinson who is accused of driving the car with the crew's stolen chemically. the security guard is recovering from the gunshot wound. >>> it is 4:35. the prime suspect in a grizzly murder case is due back in court monday. gerald rowe is facing torture and murder and kidnapping charges pick the district attorney calls this the most dist

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r >> this began sasydn shot john moore several times in the back parking lot of an industrial park and the danville, a prominent hispanic owned the property. according to court documents, turned out sydney was terrorizing the family for years. he dated moore's daughter but became increasingly violent in a printable ended 2014, judge issued a restraining order against him active to this day, back in may 2016, the accused killer sent this email to john moore with the subject line, you -- the wrong guy, i'm looking forward to getting in touch with you very soon. you can think of is gonna let you destroy every aspect of my life and get away with it. i will be in touch. we tried calling the cell phone earlier today but went straight to voicemail. >>> and mccain county sheriff chris the detailed description of the suspects car from denver police with helping close and on the suspect. >>> this just in, and oakland school board meeting set for tonight canceled. it comes as oakland teachers rally to delay a crucial votes. the school board wants to vote on $21 million in budget cuts for the upco