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i did cosmetic changes to the inside of the kitchen, put marble in and new appliances. we reroofed the lower roof when we first moved in there. then the east side, that's butted up to them is brand new. the other side, i just had a roofer come out and he said nothing else needs to be changed except maybe the front gutter on our house. >> okay. thank you. thank you. >> okay. >> okay. we can hear from the permit holder. >> good evening president fung, commissioners. i'm steven hammond on behalf of ryan and carey baker. this is a single family home in the sunset which the bakers intend to rehabilitate and occupy as their permanent resident dense. >> richmond district you meant to say. >> i'm sorry. did i not say richmond district. >> you said sunset. >> put the microphone up a little bit. thank you. >> this is a single family home which the bakers intend to update as their permanent residence and raise their children. the appeal before us is really only about the dutch gutter. i want to read for you just quickly the preliminary statement of appeal submitted, which states t

i notice on page 81, you have work at stations for new kitchens, 2, 6, 8, 8, 10, all the way down to 43. is that money that is budgeted for next year. >> i failed to highlight, at the end of the budget book there before you is the capital and it budgets previously vetted at the earlier meeting in january. this is the department's budget request. that portion of funding is part of the 33 and $53 million request through the capital planning committee. that's a bit of a separate process and those requests have been submitted and we'll be meeting with capital planning to advocate for the department. >> commissioner veronese: chief, did you want to add something? okay. so that money is money we have to get permission for, it's currently not allocated. >> correct. >> commissioner veronese: i had the pleasure of being invited to station 8 and had dinner there last monday. as i mentioned before, this is money well spent, although i think 3 $10,000 for a kitchen, you should get marble tables. >> those are estimates. there's a fuller in depth assessment on all department facility, kitchen is a

his ideas come to life in the cold room of the hotel kitchen a new afternoon tea collection comes out twice a year. on the show says his ideas for the next spread fashion labels often sent him photos to use as a guide or sometimes even the real thing. when we did an exclusive the afternoon before just to meet you i had about ten thousand pounds worth of shoes and handbags on this table i was the most popular guy on in this building everybody near me. now a book features his most successful concoctions from ten years of pratip partying with more than twenty recipes some harder than others. his manado blahnik cookies are classics they often feature in the master classes where i teaches but any aspiring chefs wanting to try to make these at home will have to do so without his custom made tools. and other special company to create this and this quarter's actually. so what i do is use droid on a piece of paper and fax it to them and then they send me a card within a week. to some moderate ice ginger cookie is finished layer by layer with various details including edible silver platter reci

. >>> plus, a new study on the dirtiest place in your kitchen. you'll likely be surprised. >> i'll take five. >> billionaire bill gates plays "price is right" with ellen. his hilarious guesses price of a box of rice. >>> and we do say good morning on this thursday. we begin with the emotional debate over guns in america as the students who lived through the florida school shooting campaign for change. >> they confronted local congressmen, senators and even the nra during a sometimes contentious town hall. that came just hours after students and parents attended a listening session at the white house in which president trump suggested arming teachers and possibly raising the minimum age to buy rifles. >> let's get starting with kenneth moton in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president trump is promising action after hearing directly from those parkland students and parents here in washington but his supporter, the nra, is mounting strong opposition. the debate over guns is intensifying. >> it doesn't make sense. fix it. shoul

that isn't just the new refrigerators and connected kitchens but also the vehicles we are driving. and with those technologies on the horizon. and wanting to ensure that systems some way. where has the government been the past 60 years? that whole infrastructure was built by commercial entities. to be fair they should have years ago and that broadband and digital video was coming. and they build that network to have some say in monetizing that investment in that transition has been slower in the united states than elsewhere. but all of these conversations now because at this point better to have had these conversations ten years ago before they had to make decisions under duress. so don't knows. >> artificial intelligence a special sauce to make it sound more attractive. >> that was two years ago. what is that policy implications if you look at social networks to say there wasn't so much disclosure -- discussion but then we thought we should solve harassment and change people's minds but not by being mean to them. >> here is what i would say about a.i. it is not singular. it is a w

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kitchen. that serves as a wake-up call for homeowners to begin rain -- to remain vigilant. >> ktvu news. >> thank you for that story. >>> one person is in the hospital tonight. there was a crash in front of a pizza parlor. an 80-year-old man missed the gas pedal for break. no one else was injured. the restaurant was badly damaged. >>> let's take a live look outside on this saturday night. you might be able to make a few clouds. we are in for a change. mark ibanez is here. >>> get ready. we have a lot to talk about with the full forecast coming up. get temperatures in the 60s to the low 70s. we have lots of clouds for your sunday morning especially with a chance of you showers and stronger winds as well. we are picking up 30 to 40 miles per hour. >> the cold front have -- has a lot of cold air. you will feel that change the long -- >> there are some whites. it is cold out. we are talk about snow on the hills. look what happened. we could have some snow showers coming up. look at that popping up early monday morning. that could be at 3:00. it will be very cold. this is developing a few days away. t

that doesn't just include samsung new suite of refrigerators and connected kitchens. at some point alsos means all of the vehicles were driving, but also includes things like, the are interesting new biotechnology on the horizon and lots of other things. so one the one hand wanting to ensure the security of that system in someone makes a lot of sense. on the other hand, where has the government been for theen last o years? then whole infrastructure got built by commercial entities. and to be fair the commercial entities should have come years ago, anybody could a scene years ago, we all bid, that broadband was coming and digital video was coming and the business model wasn't going to work. but they built the network. don't they still have some say in monetizing that investment? you could also argue that the transition to 5g has been slow in the united states that it has been elsewhere. but all off these conversations that are not really doing is a lot ofse good. because at this point everybody has got sorted heated emotions. better to have had these conversations ten y

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