mr. sutter -- sider, do you want to rebut? >> thank you for the opportunity. i will be brief. the residential design guidelines to address exposed upper stories which are typically the stories -- do address expos upper stories. they do speak to the 15 foot front sent back. we do see that with some frequency throughout the city. the typical architectural response is to use that france faced as some kind of open space. we do see some? that did not occupy that entire area. i would say more often than not the entire front setback area on top of the story typically is stack. as to the question of whether or not the department contemplated shifting -- contemplated the product -- project, we did and our reply is to say it should be shifted back. that was what staff said. you have discretion here. >> you're saying the front deck in that open space is commonplace throughout the city. >> yes. >> thank you. >> mr. duffy. >> i feel i should made -- i should address the commabout th. i am not sure what the $500 is about. if you want to file a complaint with dbi, call the investigator and t

mr. sutter, who comes from a hockey family. he kept this team on track.not lose their focus throughout the playoffs. they're an extremely young team. they're a team that has everybody under contract. it's likely the kings could have some future celebrations in the year to come. >> paul vercammen live in los angeles. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> it's now 13 minutes past 5:00 on the east coast. victim number one is set to take the stand this morning in the jerry sandusky trial. according to grand jury reports, it was his accusations that first triggered a criminal investigation into the former penn state football coach. yesterday a 28-year-old man known as victim number four kicked off the testimony in this case and told the court that sandusky began showering him with after-exercise sessions when he was about 13 years old and inappropriate touching, he says, began soon after that. >>> we want to warn you, the next video you're about to see is graphic. surveillance video of a woman doused in gas and set on fire. it happened at a 7-eleven in boit

mr. wegner that i should ask about this, but are you familiar with the litigation between the general hospital and sutter health? >> to a small extent, based on reading the newspaper. i am not intimately familiar. >> are you aware that -- this is something that has gone on for some time but there is an issue there that was the allegation that they escalated the amount of money that was being transferred out of marine general hospital. and it said that they had transferred as much as $180 million, which they claim was transferred illegally, and this was recently an arbitration award that was given for the marine general hospital. they would pay $21 million. are you familiar with that arbitration award. >> on the surface -- the allegations are serious but they say money was transferred out of that hospital and this is a significant allegation. if we will go into business with this agency, this goes to the past practices. by fay, i mean the north-based business journal, -- by a day, -- by they, i'm in the north based business journal. according to this report, and this was dated -- it is alleged that sutter

mr. wegner that i should ask about this, but are you familiar with the litigation between the general hospital and sutter health? >> to a small extent, based on reading the newspaper. i am not intimately familiar. >> are you aware that -- this is something that has gone on for some time but there is an issue there that was the allegation that they escalated the amount of money that was being transferred out of marine general hospital. and it said that they had transferred as much as $180 million, which they claim was transferred illegally, and this was recently an arbitration award that was given for the marine general hospital. they would pay $21 million. are you familiar with that arbitration award. >> on the

mr. wegner that i should ask about this, but are you familiar with the litigation between the general hospital and sutter health? >> to a small extent, based on reading the newspaper. i am not intimately familiar. >> are you aware that -- this is something that has gone on for some time but there is an issue there that was the allegation that they escalated the amount of money that was being transferred out of marine general hospital.

rebuild, who later, because they trusted what sutter said, where regretting that they stood up and did so. thank you for your time. supervisor mar: thank you. mr. lyon? >> i live in berroa heights, and i worked as in the biomedical engineering area. i want to explain to you why rebuilding st. luke's at only 18 beds is not only a disaster for southeast san francisco, which is underserved, medically underserved, poor, largely minority, it is also a disaster for san francisco general, and let me explain why. one of my areas that i served in was the emergency room, and as people have said, while i was working there, san francisco hospital was on diversion about 30% month after month, so they could not accept hospital patients coming in. the reason it was on divert was not because the emergency room was still a small. it was because the hospital upstairs, there were not enough beds to get people out of the emergency room. to give you an idea, they were even training emergency room nurses to treat ventilator patients because they could not get them out into the rest of the hospital. it is the size of a hospital that determines how backed up the emer