a 40 yard neighbourhood. thank you. >> i would like to put more quota on the issue of whether the rendering is correct. it is not correct. i think that there is an easy way to reself. with poles or with a 3d drawing. one quick image shows in their rendering you can see the it is below the chimney. the chimney that exist there is 6 feet tall. the same set back and perspective. in fact there is a 4 foot railing at the same spot. you are going to see the rail g railing. thank you. 25 seconds. >> okay. well, i just say that this project either be rejected or continued pending verification of the materials they provided. and i think that that is our presentation. >> project sponsor. 2 minutes. >> as everyone knows the project to get to this point, the design guidelines [indiscernible] and has been through the rdt many times. the people know what is correct or incorrect about the project. i will put the rendering back. the maximum impact. he and i talked. bob said nothing is the answer to the problem. my approach r

we're long-time adjacent neighbourhoods. the san francisco market partnering with the city has operated in our bayview hunter's point neighbourhood since 1963. we've recently been designated by the city as a legacy business. the market's 30 mer xhanlt businesses and over 850 team members every evening bring healthy, fresh-tasting produce to the san francisco residents and bay area businesses. we function not only as a critical piece of healthy food infrastructure for the city but also as an incubator for threatened industrial small food bys and as job creators. the market adds value to the city's social service network through a number of programmes such as our food recovery programme which prevents fresh, healthy produce from going to waste and rather goes into vulnerable san franciscans' diets. as i said at the draft e.i.r. hearing last year, the market supports the goals of this project as an advocate for an improved waste water treatment facility. it is in that spirit that i share two main points today. one, the san fran

with the great neighbourhood and the city. moving on to the planning code and administrative code. this packet consists of the following items. the case report that provides a summary of the ordinance. the draft resolution to initiate, which is no longer relevant. given the action taken on tuesday. and the draft ordinance. to understand the proposed changes, the suspect mrep tament information section includes the summary revisions to the planning code and administrative code which details all the changes proposed to the existing codes and ties them to the relevant plan policis that these changes implement. i'll send the next few slides summarizing the proposed changes to the code. the first set are regarding the land use and zoning. the first major change is the creation of a new central soma mixed use office district or cmuo as planning code section 848. it encompasses all the areas of previously plans shown as m.u.o. which you'll see in a couple of minutes when i talk to the so*efrning map amendments. -- zoning map amendmen

in fact, i never saw the police in his neighbourhood. your brother monty's experiences in prison, and we should set this in the context of the prison population. 14% of the united states are black but the prison population, 38% are black. you are five times more likely to be incarcerated if you are black. and the experience, and you didn't particularly know, what your brother was going through, it was many years later you discovered. yes, i knew he had been abused by the police but i wouldn't know the extent of the abuse or the fact that he was tortured until probably a decade later. and how did you find out? i came across an aclu 86—page complaint, the american civil liberties union, and i'd just happenped to see it in my email inbox, i opene it up and saw they were suing the sheriff's department and that piqued my interest, i'd had a terrible incident with the los angeles sheriff, so i read the 86—page complaint within the power and it was story upon story, 70 sworn statements from prisoners but also two of those testimonies were from

if we want to build neighbourhood that is are inclusive neighbourhood that is welcome families, that welcome seniors, we must start here and we must move forward with this project. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello, mr. president. commissioners. my name is jay wallace. i'm a partner at kenwood investments. we're the neighbour across the street on davis street. hopefully. of this project. we are part of the partnership that is developing the hotel at broadway and davis and you will be hearing from us soon. we wanted to come today because it has been a pleasure to work with the john stewart company and their architects on design. we will share front doors on davis street. we worked through the issues that that entails and we're very comfortable with the outcomes that both they and we have come up with. and i know they share the same attitude. it is a great project. we're excited to have this project as our neighbour and we look forward to coming before you with our project in the very near future. thank you very much. >> great. thank you, mr. wallace. next speaker, please. >> good afte

so they understand the culture that has cultivated in the neighbourhood for them. i will leave it at that. i urge you all to move this forward. >> thank you. >> i am the corridor manager for the third street room. the owner of the jazz room is working today. she is behind the bar today as we speak as shetends to open the establishment. seven years ago when i first moved to third and oakdale, i wondered around the neighbourhood. the jazz room was one of the first places i walked into. it was chubby checker night. they were doing the twist live. i had a soft spot in my heart. miss bernadette ask an icon. three years ago the economic development on third recognized the importance of the jazz room and its bringing music into the area. we started and this will be the third annual butcher town jazz festival. we close out the street behind the jazz room and have live jazz performances. this is our third year. i would invite all commissioners to join us. i hope you will pass this. reappreciate your service to san francisco. thank you. >> when is it? >> the second sunday, i

that is, the neighbours in these neighbourhoods, they do not know each other.the fact these bombs were left on doorsteps of individuals that stay right next door to someone else and nobody knew that these things were so harmful, it really caused a lot of panic in the community is here. i really think, moving forward, people want stronger communities and stronger neighbourhood so we can prevent anything like this happening again. —— communities. and i also think that we want to be able to be here for the families of victims, not only the anthony house, the man who passed away on march second, but also the second bombing victim. we wa nt to also the second bombing victim. we want to be there for them as much as possible, but also other victims. we wa nt to possible, but also other victims. we want to reach out and be - for want to reach. out afid’bethzlizifit asa want to reach. out afid’bethzlizifit as a city, want to reach. out afid’bethzlizifit city you . g you want to build? moderng not modern g not work that way. modern life does not work that way. people have to t

|j two hours trawling the neighbourhood armed officers made an arrest.is update. a 35-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and taken into arrested on suspicion of murder and ta ken into custody, arrested on suspicion of murder and taken into custody, where he remains. he was known to the victims. a firearm has been recovered. i32—year—old woman and 53—year—old woman were killed in the shooting. it is believed that they we re shooting. it is believed that they were related. two others including one pregnant woman were in the property at the time, but they were not injured. the police say that they were all known to the suspect. the compassion we feel for the victims and their families. i would not say that there was any threat the anybody else and that anybody should be worried about what happened here. it is an isolated incident. the police are not looking for anyone else in connection with the investigation, but they hope that anyone else with information will come forward. the severe weather has brought with it some extremely high tide

it is a great addition to the neighbourhood. it does serve food. there have not been complaints with it. i go to this building twice a week because my gym is in the third space down. this is in the end space. i think this would be -- i know the place. i have gone and got coffee. i looked at the letters of opposition from folks. a big development down near market. it is not like someone is on top of the restaurant saying it will create issues. i don't see a reason why we soon approve this. we need to approve. >> commissioner? >> i wanted to make some similar comments, walking distance from my office. i pass by the location. i think it will do nothing but add to the lower park neighbo neighbourhood. i support it. >> you know, we made arguments. we sometimes get vilified for rejected formula retail and things will remain vacant. i think this is a great use of the building. i am supportive. >> there is nothing further. the motion to approve the matter with conditions. (vote taken) the motion passes unanimously 6-0. >>> item 18 a & b for case numbers. 1

because that meant every time i left my neighbourhood, i had to pay.it's like the thing that i saw in the s.f. business times. people want affordable housing exempt if it impacts their ability to get around. so the support drops. really interesting. i started to participate in the connect s.f. and got busy with other things and i never finished it. i think it is a really great exercise pulling everybody together to actually figure out what we want to do. there are things that are coming that even since i think connect s.f. started back in the spring. you talked about major corridor lines like sba-27. so, how do these things that re-emerging as ideas play into this? and how do we meet the fact that, you know, we're going to need more transportation because zoning is going to potentially allow for it? i just want to make sure that we're planning on what we any the horizon is going to look like. >> we'll have the chance to bring you in the late spring some analysis as we start to look at the 2040 and 2050 technical analysis. one of issues we're struggling

it became known as one of the most prosperous black neighbourhoods.was just the type of risk that african americans who had wealth faced during the period. this woman started her own company called the cj hair company. she became the most famous lack rich person in the country. not concealing her wealth was a really powerful aspiration for african americans. it is a missing part of history where you can go back and really see that there was always a black wealth class. it was also the donor class for black activists, and provided the means for people to fight for equality. we will just we willjust bring you this news. the 101 year—old, oscar—winning actress, dame olivia de havilland, has lost her lawsuit against the entertainment company 21st century fox. she had claimed that a television series called feud about hollywood screen legends bette davis and joan crawford had damaged her reputation and breached her right to privacy. however, an appeals court in california has thrown out the case and ordered dame olivia to pay the company's costs. and befor

a usually unassuming neighbourhood swarming with armed officers.ut of the house and she was shouted at and told to get back in. the search for a gunman at large in st leonards. and i could see armed police in gardens, clearly looking for somebody, and a lot of shouted going on at that time. the sound of shots was heard shortly before 7:45pm last night. after more than two hours trawling the neighbourhood, armed officers made an arrest. 0n the other side of the railway bridge, which wasjust where i was walking, i saw these torches and shouting, and i think i heard policemen shouting to get on the ground. and at that moment, basically, the policeman questioning me ran over the bridge and told me to get out of there. today, the police gave this update. a 35—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and taken into custody where he remains. he was known to the victims and a firearm has been recovered. a 32—year—old woman and a 53—year—old woman were killed in the shooting. it is believed they were related. two others, including one pregnant

a usually an assuming neighbourhood swarming with armed officers.i could see all told to get back in. i could see all to police in gardens clearly looking for somebody and a lot of shouted going on. the sound of shots was heard before quarter to eight last night. after more than two hours trawling the neighbourhood, armed officers made an arrest. on the other side of the rail bridge. we had shouting and policemen shouting to get underground. —— on the ground. the policeman questioning me ran over the bridge and told me to get out. today, the police gave this update. garner 35—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and taken into where he remains. he was known to the victims. a firearm has been recovered. the 32—year—old and 53—year—old woman were killed. it is believed they were related. two other women including a pregnant woman was in the property at the time. the thought is they were all known to the suspect. our compassion and feelings are with the victim and theirfamilies but and feelings are with the victim and their families bu

this is the impact of the saudi air strike in a neighbourhood close to the defence ministry.—led coalition has been pounding enemy positions. armed with the most sophisticated weaponry from allies like britain, the us and france. the saudis insist civilians are not a target. but they are being hit. this family, like many others, lost their home in a coalition bombing. they had taken refuge here. we are begging for help, cries this woman. yesterday my three children did not eat. i am ill, always ill. neither dead nor alive. it is hard to escape from this war. it has pushed these families from place to place. at this temporary settlement they are digging in. trying to make a new home from the little they now have. the arab world's poorest nation now a battle ground for regional powers in a middle east which grows ever more combustible. saudi arabia and iran know they are playing with fire. and for the latest analysis on the conflict in yemen — go to the bbc website — where you'll find background on, the mother who's lost four sons to the war, and features on the lives of childr

so to what extent neighbourhood and beyond. so to what exte nt d oes neighbourhood and beyond. be part of his legacy because it is exacerbating the polarisation that exists in the west, making people question their own societies. this will be part of his legacy, then deploying these tactics, poisoning, and these tough tactics, poisoning, and these tough tactics which were deployed in the soviet times too, but with greater intensity now. thank you for coming in. angela merkel has been in poland today. and top of her agenda was north stream two — the gas pipeline that would ship russian gas to germany. mrs merkel‘s government has given it the green light — but poland is urging western sanctions be imposed on it. it's not the only topic that the two countries fail to see eye to eye on. berlin is less than impressed with warsaw's sweeping judicial reforms. poland's minister of investment and economic development and is in london today to talk trade. we spoke to him a little earlier and i asked him for poland's response to the alleged russian poisoning of a former russian spy here i

here a boy may learn to train orchard or put his arithmetic to work on a neighbourhood problem.d gorman was taught the way to find the own to his problem school. he will not forget today. mrs. cole-mier was once an schoolgirl. she'll weigh all the factors on house. john lawton and andrew maile of not come to a meeting mind, but they know how to affect a working compromise democratically. the method is the important thing. ames will do his level best to lead. and his constituent still has an unmarked ballot in his pocket. children today's function in a dangerous world? to t means will they use carve the future? will they be equipped to find to tomorrow's problems? will they be able to buy a rent a farm? are the people who tolerate concerned ls really future?democracy's can schools like these be trusted to clarify the minds of children?y's there's a reasonable doubt that in ngsters can find clarity schools like this. a teacher can't hammer out america's future with nothing hands.is bear teacher has too much work to do. that's obvious. may an underpaid teacher eventually lose her e

address this, looking at food before it is wasted and before it goes off, reallocating it within neighbourhoodsbread. austrians waste so much bread, that bread could feed over 1 waste so much bread, that bread could feed over1 million people. this is a really novel way of trying to save bread, turn it into beer, and hopefully we drinkjust as much as idle, or more. well, the austrians drink a lot of ale. thank you for being with us. you are watching the breathing. goodbye for 110w. “— watching the breathing. goodbye for now. —— briefing. hello. make no mistake, there is a lot of weather of varying types to come this easter weekend. some of it could cause some problems, too. there'll be some rain around at times. notjust that — some snow. easter monday looks a troublemaker, we'll see that at a moment. temperatures on the cool to cold side of average, but there will be some drier, sunny moments too. we'll detail all of that as we look throughout the entire easter weekend, starting with good friday. there will be some snow showers affecting parts of northern scotland from the word go, recovering to

the deputy assistant commissioner, dean hayden, said that those living in the skripals' neighbourhoodion around that address but he was keen to reassure everyone who lives in the area that the risk remains low and that the searches are precautionary. an update on the numbers, around 250 counterterrorism detectives are working around the clock on the investigation, as you might expect, supported by a range of experts and partners. officers are trawling through 5000 hours of cctv. we'll bring you more on that very shortly as we get it. the main news really is that the nerve agent that was used on sergei skripal and his daughter yulia, they are believed to have first come into contact with it at their home address in salisbury. more in the next half an hour. now, the weather. good evening. early morning heavy rain for many finally giving way to some breaks in the cloud and some sunshine. you can see just how cloudy it was. an improving picture into the afternoon to close out the day. however with those clear skies it means that temperatures are likely to fall away through the night. a fr

this sleepy neighbourhood in california had an unexpected visitor in the shape of a mountain lion.y in the morning on monday. officials warned neighbours to stay inside until they could subdue the animal. the animal was tranquilized and ta ken away. the weather is looking fairly mixed during the remainder of this week. some sunshine around the many of us. in fact, this picture comes from one of our weather watchers. we start with quite a lot of cloud that should clear and things turned white and bash lighter later in the day. we have this frontal system moving its way from west to east across the country through the day on tuesday. tuesday morning, a lot of cloud. some snow on the mountains of cloud. some snow on the mountains of scotland. most of that rain clears often we see brighter skies with sunny spells. temperatures range between a roundabout 5— 14 degrees. later on, on tuesday, we will keep the outbreaks of rain and hill snow for a time across scotland and further south, clearer skies. temperatures to most of us, frost free to start the day on wednesday. on wednesday, the w

and neighbourhood in texas, sunday night into monday morning, residents here are being evacuated.ports of an explosion. two people taken to hospital. we want to put out a message that we have been putting out and that is that not only do not touch any packages or anything that looks like a package. do not even go near it at this time. given the darkness, we have not had an opportunity to look at this bus site to determine what has happened. this is already a city on high alert with two people killed and one seriously injured in a series of parcel bomb attacks this month. packages left on porches that explode when they are roped into. the first in the north of the city was on march two. two more further south ten days later. the first killed a 39—year—old african—american who picked up the parcel bomb outside his home. the second, a 17—year—old man, also an african—american. and the third, later the same day, seriously injured as sydney five—year—old hispanic woman. police have said it is not clear if she was the intended target. none of the packages were delivered by official serv

and before we go, take a look at this — a sleepy neighbourhood in california which had an unexpected discovered roaming around, officials warned people to stay inside until they could subdue the animal. mountain lions usually hunt deer, though this one probably took a wrong turn. the animal was tranquilised and ta ken away. much more on the website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. hello there. the weather is looking fairly mixed as we head through the remainder of this week. during monday, there was some blue sky and some sunshine around for many of us. in fact, this picture comes from one of our weather wwatchers in saltburn—by—the—sea in north yorkshire. it was a beautiful end to the day on monday, but skies have been clouding over overnight. and through the day on tuesday, we start with quite a lot of cloud, some rain around which should clear toward the east and then things will turn brighter from the west later on in the day. so that's all down to the fact that we have this frontal system moving its way from west to east across the country throu

and it became famous as, you know, one of the most prosperous black neighbourhoods.ers who came in and razed it to the ground. that was just the type of risk that african americans who had wealth faced during that period. madam cj walker started her own company called the madam cj walker hair company. she became the most famous black rich person in the country. she loved to shop on fifth avenue in new york. not concealing her wealth was just a really powerful aspiration for african americans at the time. it is just a missing part of history where you can go back and really see that there was always a black wealth class. it was also the donor class for black activists, and, you know, provided the means for people to fight for equality. an amazing story. thank you for watching. hello there. the weather is looking fairly mixed as we head through the remainder of this week. during monday, there was some blue sky and some sunshine around for many of us. in fact, this picture comes from one of our weather wwatchers in saltburn—by—the—sea in north yorkshire. it was a beauti

mudslides surged through neighbourhoods in the usa — this is southern california in january.corched and cleared of vegetation by the state's largest wildfire in history, the mud had nowhere to go and nothing to hold it back. more than 20 people were killed in the devastation that followed. tropical cyclones have continued to roam the pacific. in february, tonga is in the firing line of cyclone giza, the worst to hit the country since modern weather records began 60 years ago. among the casualties and the widespread destruction, the more than century—old parliament building. in australia injanuary, it's near record summer heat that's making the headlines as temperatures in sydney top 47 celsius. and in south africa, unprecedented drought takes cape town closer to becoming the world's first major city to run out of water. every day without rain takes the 4 million people who live here closer to the day the taps run dry. brazil in february, and the eerie sight of a forest trail completely submerged by water. the flood subsided almost as quickly as it came but it produced scenes

and neighbourhood emerging from a night long locked down at the police we re night long locked down atait for daylight before they could declare this part of the city safe. nothing like that happens around here. he reviews, a block and a half away. it's scary. this is fourth bombing in 16 daily —— days. attacks that have body killed two african—american men and seriously injured three other people. this latest attack was different, not parcel bombs like the others, seemingly aimed at specific people but a device left on the sidewalk and triggered by some kind of trip wire as two young men walked by. this changes things. it is more sophisticated and not targeted to individual at —— individuals. we are concerned at child could walk to down and trip on it. if anyone sees anyone —— anything suspicious, do not go near the package, immediately call law enforcement so we can deal with the suspect package. the latest victims have significant injuries but a stable in hospital. police say that they have no suspects so far. we are clearly dealing with what we think is a serial mark. especially af