mr. sanchez, do you have anything else? >> so then the commissioner fung and to repeat it's to overrule the da order in part or reinstating the permit as to the scope for construction of the medical office with the finding that the za ere errored. >> they were inappropriately included in the calculations. >> inaccurately, inappropriately? >> inaccurately. inaccurately included in the pharmacy's calculation's. >> in the medical office calculations. >> on that motion overrule in part and to reinstate with that finding, commissioner hwang. >> i. >> vice president hurtado. >> i. >> president lazarus. >> i. >> commissioner honda. >> i. >> the vote is five to zero, the zoning administrator is overruled in part, thank you. >> no further business. president lazarus, meeting is adjourned. (clapping) >> so thank you all for coming out this morning, i'm edward reiskin i'm the director of transportation here in san francisco. happy to see you all here we're

mr. sanchez. >> thank you. so the subject building permit application, which the project scope is pretty clear to place an older retaining wall. clearly that's not what's accurate or an accurate description of the work that's been done, but given the scope that's been presented to staff we did not review it because a replacement of an existing so we did review that it was not applicable. what has been done does not comply with the planning code and would require a variance. the deck would be higher than what would be allowed as permitted in a rear yard. they would be allowed to deck up to 36 inches above grade given that grading on rations have occurred here without proper permitting is difficult to evaluate what the previous grade was. unfortunately we don't have a really good catalog or resource of historic photographics that would allow us to do that. the google photos are /raeplly not of sufficient resolution, but also the angle in order to determine that. the best case scenario if there are no historic pho

mr. sanchez. >> i am here to represent beboth of my businesses a bar and restaurant as well as the in the district. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> this belittle tax will 0 add to the burdens of licenses and permits i need to pay that will translate into higher prices for my customers. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> by increasing my cost of the operations i'm put in the hard decision of having to let off my workers or having to close shop altogether. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i understand there's a height especially desk bus this comes down to personal choice and education that starts at home. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> >> thank you very much. >> thank you so much. mr. sanchez and the last speaker >> good afternoon supervisor mar and supervisor wiener and supervisor breed it's my pleasure to highlight the harm of liquid sugar corn syrup consuming it can send signals but their reduced from a liquid deity so many americans get obese. after thirty minutes of exercise one becomes thirsty is contains 8 to 10 teaspoons of sugar one continue the water is taking water but

mr. sanchez is moved in and amiri rogers is the new senior serious policy and will continue to over see legislation work and mr. star is taking over the legislation fairs so we have more changes in the department that concludes my report. >> thank you. >> commissioners item 10 review of past events at the board of supervisors. there was no board of appeals hearing in the prehistoric >> aaron star at the land use committee scott wiener's ordinance was heard adding in-law units in the castro district that was heard on march 6 and was approved with modifications. the planning commission modifications included establishing a monitoring process that allows the department to require about the rental rates and the affordability of those units and scott wiener has a caveat that the individual property owners the information would be produced in aggregate form there was additional things using the term accessory you units instead of the in-law units the in-law units act candle stick park act accessory units and to remove the seven hundred and 50 square feet issue and supervisor kim expressed her approval wi

mr. sanchez, the police chief in albuquerque first said that the shooting was completely justified.ays later, he said he regrets saying that the shooting was justified. he had access to that video all along showing that man being shot in the back and came out and said, first of all, his first reaction was, it was completely justified. >> i was totally shocked and alarmed by these statements that the chief made when he made the statements when he said the shooting was justified. the people across the country and in albuquerque, it was extremely disturbing to see what occurred. and for the chief to make those comments, and he's a new chief to the albuquerque police department, he just recently got appointed. i think it's unfortunate that you don't review the evidence that occurred, and in looking at the tape, i think we've got a horrific scene here in albuquerque that needs to be investigated very thoroughly. i came out anticipate made statements immediately along with other members of council, making the statements that the department of justice needs to come in and also review this

mr. sanchez, is this project within the eastern neighborhood district. >> yes. it is. >> so i guess and is it code compliant with the eastern neighborhoods. >> it will be seeking expectations under the large project which many projects do. >> so i guess if a project is in compliance with the eastern neighborhoods it still has to comply with the shadows ordinance. >> yes. definitely. >> so i noticed on our materials the shadow report only analyzed two of the 6 projects that were on the screen but there was a shadow cumulative shadow impact summary can we preceded deciding this without knowing what the shadow impact of the other projects including a more detailed shadow report on o a cumulative impact survey. >> you can make a decision on the 650 indiana project on the free park. >> so in considering cumulative shadow impacts then aren't we really saying the first project in the pipeline gets the preference since we don't have the 6 shadow reports before us. >> i'm not sure you're giving any preference to any project on whether the 650 indiana project is the use o

mr. sanchez. >> thank you. i had the opportunity to review the plans the permit holder provided before the hearing and don't see any code compliance issues with the proposal. the deck is code compliant. there's no requirement for adding more parking, even if you were to add one more unit in this district, you would not need to provide one more parking space so we don't have any experience with the existing parking situation. seems that most of the issues are not related directly to the work that ease in the permit, but more of a private matter about how that curb is used because my understanding is mta will ticket if someone is blocking the driveway. so if that's the concern, that can be addressed through the mta process. also some of the problem may be attributed to the appellant's to the left of the property. the fact that they're curb cut -- that's the curb cut with the red tip on it. if i could have the overhead. this is one of the appellate's properties. their driveway does not enter on their garage door s

mr. sanchez. >> thank you. i had the opportunity to review the plans the permit holder provided before the hearing and don't see any code compliance issues with the proposal. the deck is code compliant. there's no requirement for adding more parking, even if you were to add one more unit in this district, you would not need to provide one more parking space so we don't have any experience with the existing parking situation. seems that most of the issues are not related directly to the work that ease in the permit, but more of a private matter about how that curb is used because my understanding is mta

mrs. sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman.ment of homeland security develop the national incident management oftem to improve the ability first responders to coordinate multijurisdictional response efforts. how have federal grants enabled organizations to implement them, and would reductions to or changes to the structure of our federal homeland security grant , what the administration is adjusting his weeklong -- ishing together suggesting is that we clump everything together, do you feel that approach is correct? would it harm you if we did it that way? etc., etc. fromcan tell you experience that the programs as they are set up have been very effective. our ability to coordinate with with other agencies, our ability andrain on the nims system game it out on table tops and in real-life situations, when we were dealing with sports victories and things like that in boston, that money all comes from our homeland security grants and funding. the other thing that we have is the equipment that is necessary to respond to something l

mr. castro: thank you, congresswoman sanchez. ms. sanchez: thank you. mr. castro: now i'd like to yield some time to my colleague from houston, sheila jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: i thank the convenor of this special order and the colleagues i have heard since i've come to the floor, congresswoman sanchez, congressman castro, thank you very much. coming from similar territory, the state of texas. just hope you'll allow me just for a moment to juxtapose the present, pending bill on the floor, i heard you speak of the bill as well, h.r. 2575, which, with all due respect to the proponent of the bill, it's confusing. and it's confusing in the backdrop of the number that you have standing alongside of you, seven million americans and growing. because there were many americans who were in the queui, in the line, when march 31 came -- -- in the queue, in the line, when march 31 came and now they have the opportunity to finish the work and i was with a lot of people enrolling over the weekend, navigators, they were excited about being able to finish the task but a

sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i'd like to begin by adding my voice to that we wish you well. at the risk of my husband taking umbrage, i will say like all good men in my life you are leaving too soon. and whale i say that tongue-in-cheek you're leadership will be missed. ambassador froman, i want to thank you for joining us today. i have two, i have many questions i would love to ask, two that i would like to get to, so i will jump right in. as you know the united states is the world's largest creator, producer and exporter of copyrighted material and jobs that support industries that are innovative typically are the kinds of jobs that provide benefits to workers and allow somebody to support a family off of the wages from those jobs and innovation. so i think it is incredibly important to not just think about trade generally but to be very specific about making sure that we protect and try to grow jobs in the innovation sector because they typically do also include manufacturing jobs with them. being from southern california i'm sure you can appreciate the livelihoods of man

mr. levin: thank you for your moving rea -- your moving remarks. i hope that the country is listening. now another person who has devoted as much time as ms. sanchez has to this effort to bring to the attention of this country what this is really all about, the gentleman from nevada, mr. horsford. . mr. horsford: thank you. first i'd like to extend my appreciation to my colleague, my good friend, the ranking member, mr. levin, from the great state of michigan, for hosting this critically important special order hour on extending unemployment insurance benefits. for over 2.2 million people who have been cut off since the end of last year. thank you for your leadership and tenacity in making sure that this issue remains a priority here in this house. i commend you, sir, for your leadership. and the timing of this special order hour in this session is not coincidental. the senate is well on their way towards passing a bipartisan bill to restore this critical financial lifeline that the people in this country depend on while they search for work. i want to commend my majority leader, senator harry reid from the great state of nevada, and the other gre

sanchez has been on both sides of the glass. she came in as a heroin addict and is now in pc. >> when i am high on heroin, like that story, the dr. jekyll and mryde, it changes me. it changes me. makes me like a monster. >> me, i did like terrible, horrible, horrible thing to my son. because of the drug. >> sanchez has been charged with serious bodily injury to a child. she admits to being high on heroin, and severely beating her 3-year-old son. when he was brought to the hospital, he was covered in bruises, had bite marks on his thigh, and one eye was swollen shut. doctors also discovered he had a lacerated liver, likely caused by blunt force trauma. >> when i am high on heroin, it is like anything triggers me. i'll just go off. i mean, i could be sitting next to someone. if some little thing irritate me, i'll start screaming, i mean, like on attack mode. it's -- it is scary. basically, i chose that drug over my kids. and they probably have a better life without me. >> sanchez's son has recovered, and is living with relatives. if convicted in trial, sanchez could face anywhere from five to 99 years in prison. but she is working with prosecuto

mrs. clinton not only made it through unscathed. she joked about it with her audience. >>> venzuela's president nicholas madduro is meeting with opposition leaders today, talks ending weeks of violent demonstlaingsz. as marchian a sanchez reports, he is not meeting with student groups who have been rallying against him. >> there was no dialogue in the streets demonstrators marched as a conversation began. >> they don't represent us. i think before going to these talks, they should know what those of us fighting for a r radical change want. >> students boycotted the meeting at the presidential palace where they showed mistrust. the president accused the opposition for the violence that has left at least 41 people dead and hundreds wounded and detained. you can't burn a university and call it a fair protest. 15 were burnt down. library classrooms. you can't call this a political struggle. you can't say it's peaceful legitimate protests. you will be measured by the way you measure others. >> in this first round of talks, he accused the opposition of trying to oust him. they say government is keeping the opposition from participating in the government. >> it's only fair that the country hear what the other side has to say