comes to noah valleys and want to know where to stale noah's nest is recommended. i like the noah valley merchant when they have meeting at her house her place is that she has everybody shows up including the local supervisors supervisor wiener has been there and the other thing she didn't let people come to the meetings but she puts open a great feast i hope you'll approval this cu >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. . >> hi, i'm mending i didn't. and sheila is an educating asset to the community she's a member of the luke la any public comment foundation. the richmond aids foundation are the cancer foundation 7 stores and have a seat that helps handicap children the noah valley merchant association. the institute for education with the state department she holsters dignitaries traveling and the canvas hospitality group human resources sheila is a connoisseur to the city. she's a patron of the arts and supports the museums of the academy and sciences she's a wonderful rep for the city came up through the ranks as a single parent and has become an important m

i'm a small business in noah valley and i've known sheila well over 10 years we're members of the noahalley merchant association i've worked closely with her over the years and i'd like to suggest that sheila is an outstanding recipe of our community. she makes numerous contributions and her bed-and-breakfast is impeccable i support her wholeheartedly >> thank you. next speaker. >> i've known sheila for years i have lived in the same house and i've been over there a few time i send people and relatively relatives to shelia last place it's a unique place i know she's done tons of stuff for the neighborhood she's part of someone said the noah association she didn't sit there all day taking guests she brings them to the cafes on 24th street and she's really a major educate to the neighborhood besides being a burning i recommend approval of the, you know, the project. thanks >> thank you as the next speaker comes up i mean, i'll call for names (calling names). >> commissioners, thank you. my name is john thomas i've been a merchant and resident of noah valley and been proud to know and wor

noah was 600 years old.that's what the bible says. noah was 600 years old. luckily, he had some help, though, because when he was 500 years old, noah had three sons. so they surely got it built about four times faster than they could have, if noah was doing this alone. and remember, the reason noah had to build this ship is because god told him that god was so angry, just outright blind angry at the way his creation human beings were behaving, that god decided to murder every man, woman and child and fetus on earth, except noah and his family. and while he was at it, god's rage made him decide to kill every form of animal life on earth, including birds and butterflies, because god felt like it. he did not tell noah to move his family deep into a cave so god could burn the entire surface of the earth destroying every living thing on it. instead, he told him he was going to flood the earth with water. there by making it an even more hospitable and fun place for fish. why killer sharks were a more favored speci

the project is to demolish a single-family dwelling it was looked not noah valley neighborhood and a 40 foot height district. the subject property is on the south side of duncan street that is a sleeping slope the property has 25 feet even if frontage and is depraved with the covered carport at the front of the property and an 7 and hundred and detached property it didn't embody any sty bus us is a cottage that was overwhelming constructed in 111 the block is defined by self-same dwelling in a mix of architecture style o are generally 20th century - one to two stories in height it has a two family dwelling while the property down slope has a single-family dwelling it will be a single-family dwelling 36 and a half feet in height that includes a bonus room and garage and living room and kitchen and dining area and 3 businessmen's and two bats on the second and third story. the project proposes a radish of 514 inches that exceeded the 9 inches the overall scale and materials of the proposed replacement structure are complimenty with the residential neighborhood character. the materials

from listening to this extraordinary account from noah. an aircraft crash site is an extremely danger allows but very complex environment. and not only for the debris of the aircraft that needs to be preserved so you can work out what happened, but the preservation of bodies. the respect and dignity. the personal effects. and that why in most cases you have this security zone that goes around it to stop basically -- do-gooders oral well meaning people. i notice the separatists are talking about a two to three-day truce to allow refer work and recovery work ers to go in and do the job to get the job done. >> and i have been in situations where there are bodies and i head hate to refer to them as bodies because these are men and women and families just living their lives. it's for those families listening right now to our coverage, i hope there is some small consolation in hearing from noah that there are people on-scene right now who are trying to care with compassion and with tenderness for the victims of this crash who are trying to gathe

noah, i'm going to use an outdated pop cultural reference.'s take a drlorian ten years into the future. what be the sharing economy you will be interacting with? >> it won't be just in the developed countries, but in the emerging markets as well. as for air b&b and other companies it already has. companies in general are really thrusting for authenticity and connectivity. we thought we could do that with social networks. that only got us so far. and now we're taking another step into almost an 2.0 version where we can contact and have meaningful interaction or services provided off line. >> scott you used the word "sticky" early in the program. do you think these are going to stick and develop the kind of loyalty and repeat businesses that we see with traditional businesses? >> i think something that noah and arun have talked about, is to me it's globalizing these businesses and making them homogenous. and you have two levels. one are the businesses that will skill become quite large, and probably quite generic in sort of a steady level of se

it was his leg or his life. >> but noah has a very bright future. noah's athletic ability and good soccer sense got the attention of the national amputee soccer team last year. the team received a waiver allowing the then 14-year-old to be on their tryout roster. the youngest player ever. the head coach says noah has an excellent chance to make the team, which competes in the amputee world cup in november. >> that makes me feel real proud of myself. >> soon to be sophomore plays games with both legs. >> i thought he was really good and strong and he kept up with all of us. scored a couple goals. he's a fantastic athlete. you know, you'll see as you watch him, his ability to go up and down the field is shocking. you wouldn't expect someone to move as fast as he can move. >> with able bodied players, he is a little different. when he's on the field with other amputee players, he says it's a level playing field. until he is actually announced as a member of the u.s. national man's amputee team, noah will keep practicing with his buddies, helping him ho

prior to coming and resident of 31 years at the police department after the marriage we resided in noah valley we raised our children you, however, in 1985 we couldn't afford the plan and purchased a home in daily city we reasonable finally to return to noah city i've observed the transformation of the neighborhood from a thrilling and affordable middle-class neighborhood because of the good weather noah is a good city, however, we're concerned there's a trend toward building resident that are excessive in scale and mass the project on duncan is a prime example and many of us are concerned such 1r789 will be untrophy. like other community stakeholders that have spoken or will speak i'm here to urge you to order the project sponsor to remove the penalty how did it is only an entertainment venue that is excessive and out of scale, however, a 4 story structure is not to the size and scale of the properties in the neighborhood as public standards i urge you to listen to the concerns the community and that allows the building of a four story home when is reasonable in size and scale the curr

i'm a small business in noah valley and i've known sheila well over 10 years we're members of the noahalley merchant association i've worked closely with her over the years and i'd like to suggest that

freelance journalist noah snyder is at the crash site. he's going us now. tell us what happened.you're seeing over there and what you know about this horrible takedown. >> reporter: thanks for having me. you know, essentially we all arrived here late in the afternoon, early evening. the plane had already been crashed and been smoldering for a few hours. you drive up and there's sort of a long road running between two open fields. and the debris from the plane is scattered throughout the fields. so both the carcass of the plane itself but also the bodies of all of the people who were inside, their things, pretty much anything you would find from someone on their way to a beach va caution, sandals, toothpaste, shorts, swimming trunks and it's all basically scattered throughout these fields. people here say that the plane exploded in the sky and rained down. they thought they were being bombed. there's been pretty frequent shelling going on in surrounding cities, clashes between the ukrainian forces and rebel separatists here in earn ukraine and the locals thought that was coming to

noah, where are you exactly?porter: we are in a village a little ways north of the city called torrez. it's kind of a long, long road and a big wide field where the debris and the wreckage from the plane is kind of spread out and there is still e emergency crews working but it's getting pretty dark so folks are trying to wrap up for the day. >> who is in control of the site and what are you seeing? >> reporter: the sight is controlled very clearly by the separatists, dnr, donetsk people's republic. i think most people here have been hearing battles with the ukrainian forces for a few days now who are stationed not far down the road, and i mean, at the moment i'm not seeing much of anything, it's pretty dark. when you get here it's a gruesome scene. there is bodies out through the fields. people said the plane kind of exploded in the air and everything rained down in bits and pieces. the plane itself, the people inside. >> how in tact is the debris that you saw earlier? i mean, how large are the pieces of debris?

next speaker. >> i'm evan i've lived in noah and work in real estate i understand the process this has been worked with a fantastic design they've proposed homes it is one of the better looking homes and about benefit the neighborhood. i've known this gentleman for many years he's a local guy i worked on the homeowners project with him, please support that >> thank you. good afternoon. i live on 28th street dribble behind the proposed project. i'm new to this i actually met the realtor and i met jena his wife in the neighborhood probably 6 months ago she has a local business so i'm not sgament familiar but their null married and put their honeymoon on hold and representation because they've been working on this project i say from my view when i step audit on my deck for one thing i live next door to a huge, huge development a condo and a rooftop deck so we have probably much more than that what's being built next door to us. there's children there and no parties we live in a cannon like effect in delores park if there's a festive you hear it like it's right there. us personally we have

and noah, who has been on the ground there for a while, as well as phil black, noah, i was reading some of your reporting and you were talking about the fact that you were very surprised why international investigators, more of them weren't there, because you stayed is pretty easy to get to the site, but you also noted that you have -- have seen and there have been civilian deaths in close proximity to where the plane went down because of the rebel fighting that continues there. >> yeah. absolutely. i mean, the city, which is one of the two cities to the south of the crash site along with where the bodies were brought today to refrigerated train compartmen compartments, has seen pretty heavy fighting including air strikes in residential areas. they are disputed. it's another one of these incidents where each side is blaming the other, but an apartment block last week in the center of town that was hit by an air strike, at least seven civilians, up to 11 perhaps, were kill there had. shelling continues on an almost daily basis. we were out, two colleagues and i, at the front lines of bat

he moved into the noah house, a residential house in tampa. >> they help ex-offenders get a fresh start in life. they help you to stay straight. i wanted to stay straight. i didn't want to go back to prison. i always participated but they finally gave me a job. my title is peer advocate. i help ex-offenders. >> jones was doing well. he said he would ride his bicycle to recruit others. but eight months in his parole things went horribly wrong one day when he decided to take a shortcut home through a large hole in a fence. >> i didn't know that that was a crime to cross over the railroad tracks because the whole neighborhood goes through that way, back and forth, back and forth. i e see grown folks going through that way all the time. >> a police officer saw jones cut through the hole and cited him. when he discovered jones was on parole, he arrested him. >> out of all these years that i was on drugs, i was finally clean, doing good, and all of a sudden, bam, back in jail. i hurt my mama again, you know. >> the trespassing charges were quickly dropped but because he was on parole at the t

i spoke with a freelance journalist named noah snider. noah, where are you exactly? >> we are in a village a little ways north of the city called torrez. it's kind of a long, long road and a big, wide field where the debris and the wreckage from the plane is kind of sprayed out, and there is still emergency crews working but it's getting dark so folks are trying to wrap up for the day. >> who is in control of the site and what are you seeing? >> the site is controlled very clearly by the separatists dnr, donetsk people's republic forces. there are rebels down the road, but i think most people here have been hearing battles with the ukrainian forces for a few days not stationed far down the road and i mean, at the moment i'm not seeing much of anything. it's pretty dark. when you get here it's a gruesome scene there is bodies out through the fields. people said the plane kind of exploded in the air and everything rained down in bits and pieces. the plane itself, the people inside. >> how in tact is the debris that you saw earlier? i mean, how large are the pieces of d

winnie jiau was sentenced to four years, based on noah freeman's profits.reeman, on the other hand, began cooperating with the fbi. he has not been sentenced yet. in november 2010, the wall street journbroke the pgr story, sending donald longueuil on his frantic early morning effort to destroy evidence. three days later, the fbi raided two other pgr clients. >> the raids come on the heels of a weekend report... >> narrator: both had close ties to sac capital. >> diamondback capital management and level global investors... >> we knew that the u.s. attorney in manhattan arrested members of the expert network firm primary global research, and we wondered when federal prosecutors would get around to charging hedge fund managers. >> narrator: informant noah freeman had led the fbi to his good friend and former best man, donald longueuil. he also spoke openly about life as a trader at sac. >> he gives a laser sharp view of what life is like at sac. he tells the fbi that to do business and succeed at sac, it was understood that you give material nonpublic informat

we'll continue to check in with noah in the coming days.xt, i'll talk to my panel about preserving what is a crime scene, multiple crime scenes, over a wide area, and the investigation of the crash. at every ford dealership, you'll find the works! it's a complete checkup of the services your vehicle needs. so prepare your car for any road trip by taking it to an expert ford technician. because no matter your destination good maintenance helps you save at the pump. get our multi-point inspection with a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more for $29.95 or less. get a complete vehicle checkup only at your ford dealer. >>> joining know new is the former inspector general of the nstb. our military analyst. and in washington, peter golz, a specialist in aviation and international crisis management. also joining us is david soucie, cnn aviation analyst. appreciate all of you being with us. david, we were just hearing from noah schneider about the crash scene. from what he said, in terms of trying to, trying to investi

noah has been getting a lot of views from her. she is in jerusalem. >> we are worried. left before um, anything started in gaza. >>reporter:the flights to stop in tel~aviv didn't sit well with noah's parent. >> the terrorists only have to be right one time. we, all of us, have to be correct 100% of time. >> they are letting them know he's okay. in montgomery county they are getting the same update through the blog and e-mail. >> there is my son in a phillies' cap right there. >> i know they are going keep the kids safe. that is what they want the blog fills you in day-to-day. >>reporter:it is in light of the malaysian flight 17. >> i have the utmost faith in israel they are not going to let anything like that happen. >>reporter:both of those families say that their sons will be home in the next week or two on non-u.s. carriers. we'll take it day-by-day. the teens are said to be having a trip of a lifetime. kenneth moton, "action news." >>> thank you. we are updates our website as the story develops. we have link for you to check the status of every flight out the philad

many people from noah valley 20 have taken time off and not being paid and many have had to find carr for their kids we think putting this on a future japd is not optimal and we prefer to move forward today >> thank you. next speaker. >> commissioners i'm john on duncan street i'm the dr requester i'm in opposition to the continuance we have neighbors in opposition to the project proposal. we have canvassed the neighborhoods at least 7 or 8 blocks worthy i'm handing out 4 hundred flyers and dozens of petitioner's opposing the project the project is very well known, and, secondly, i mean, i'll spent dozens of hours based on the project sponsors plan set including the most recently plan set provided in the packet that illustrates inaccurately when the presence of the penthouse on the top of the building and how it negatively impacts the front and the lateral views other things are not in dispute and i would several ask since we've got people here that the matter be heard today. thank you >> at this time let me ask the director it was stated that the posting was not properly posted soy b

. >> stopping the swift pace of deforestation is also noah zimba's goal.imba is a professor of botany, and he advises the zambian government on environment protection. today, he's with his students on an excursion to an aloe plantation. they are learning what alternative sources of income the miombo forest offers. >> i am cutting the blade of an aloe, and you can see it is dripping. and this is what is very useful. the one that appears orange is the one that is usually used for creams. >> one liter of leaf sap can bring around 220 euros. noah zimba is convinced that the forest can be saved if people have alternative sources of livelihood. >> just understanding that you can move an ordinary product like this to give you high value returns, that connection requires appreciating that reality. but most people think it is just a plant that grows everywhere, so what is it for? it is a common plant of the miombo system, so nobody pays attention to it. >> but it's an open secret is that you can make coal from wood. many people in zambia live off the production or

will and noah, what's your reaction?ank you so much, everybody. >> thank you to will and noah and our panelists. and our live voting is just about to close. thank you, viewers, for your in or out. that is today's "power pitch." >> they may have gotten three ins, but you guys are the tough sell. we're locking in the vote now from you folks and you don't like it here. we've got 71% who are out with the other 29% saying they would be in on home polish. i also want to look back at the grading from your viewer vote on how you think the home polish guys fared regarding the power pitch. 19% gave them an a, 3% a b, 9% a c, 6% a d and a whopping 63% didn't like them at all giving the home polish power pitch itself an f. ouch. hey, the truth hurts sometimes, right? by the way, big news. you probably have heard for a power pitch alumn. songza. they've been bought by google. the startup received three ins last year just as home polish did today. i wonder if our viewers liked it. the money man behind this david hirsch will be here. p

the people who are going to do it aren't going to come before i i can think of four or five around noah valley people do it piecemeal maybe that's the staff or other departments issue that goes on people are going to come before i are going to be honest this is my story and situation it's kind of like the all the remodels that are actually brand new buildings like the $4.5 million in noah valley that's the way it goes. . with that, general comment is closed thank you, again commissioner sugaya >> thank you commissioner sugaya. >> colleagues at least for two meetings. >> okay meeting >> all right. thank you. everyone welcome to our regularly scheduled rules committee meeting. i'm katie tang and we have david campos

the people who are going to do it aren't going to come before i i can think of four or five around noah valley people do it piecemeal maybe that's the staff or other departments issue that goes on people are going to come before i are going to be honest this is my story and situation it's kind of like the all the remodels that are actually brand new buildings like the $4.5 million in noah valley that's the way it goes. . with that, general comment is closed thank you, again commissioner sugaya >> thank you commissioner sugaya. >> colleagues at least for two meetings. >> okay meeting >> okay, good morning, the meeting will come to order. this is the regular meeting of the governor audit and oversight committee, i'm supervisor london breed, the share of this committee to my right is the vice chair, katy tang, and to my left, president chiu is also on the committee, the electricker is miller and i would like to thank sfgov tv, and madam clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes, be sure to silence your phones, and speakers cards to be included as part of the file should be submitted to t

it's like it was raining body parts. >> noah sneider is a freelance journalist. you can imagine the horror as they saw the huge machinery fall from the sky. here are some of the witness accounts. >> i was in my house and heard a rumble, explosions, there were two explosions. i ran out of my house. there was black smoke. i thought my nephew was affected. i ran out and small the black smoke. i saw the plane falling. then there was another plane that fell on the other side of the river. there was a flash. i couldn't tell if that was a plane or not but there was a flash and an explosion. i didn't see anything else. >> there was some shelling heard, there were a few shots and then black flap. i got scared because it got close. i looked out my car, i saw a plane falling into pieces, parts falling in all different directions. i saw a fire, that's all i saw. >> there you hear from a few of the witnesses on the ground. the malaysia airlines released a partial list of the people on board flight 17. the vast majority dutch, 154 from the netherlands, 45 are malaysian, includ

noah ran with wheelchair and bike and swam pulling his brother behind him and pushing him along as heinspiring. >> just amazing to see the love between the brothers and the willingness of noah that he wants to do something like this, too, and include his brother in an event that a lot of kids with special nields would never get to do. >> i just want to finish with lucas. >> noah says his brother usually watches while he plays sports but this time wanted himd to get in on the action. >>> a lot of ideas about what to give yankee great derek jeter as a parting gift. give him home plate from yankee stadium. also, a pat on the back, because he can afford everything else. i guess that's true. >>> thanks for being part of "the real story." shepard smith reports now. >> thanks a lot. news ahead, a shooting at a chicago high school as a worker opens fire on his ceo, and cops say it's because the gunman was upset that he got demoted. >>> the deadliest ebola outbreak in history has killed hundreds so far, and teed today word of a plan to bring americans infected with the disease back to the unit

the people who are going to do it aren't going to come before i i can think of four or five around noah valley people do it piecemeal maybe that's the staff or other departments issue that goes on people are going to come before i are going to be honest this is my story and situation it's kind of like the all the remodels that are actually brand new buildings like the $4.5 million in noah valley that's the way it goes. . with that, general comment is closed thank you, again commissioner sugaya >> thank you commissioner sugaya. >> colleagues at least for two meetings. >> okay meeting >> all right. i am calling the small business commission to order. it is monday, july 28th at 2:00 p.m.. and i'd like to thank sfgov-tv for taping our commission meeting. item number 1 is call to order and roll call. commissioner steve adams is absent. commissioner mineta white. >> here. >> commissioner kathleen dooley? >> here. >> commissioner mark dwight? >> here. >> commissioner william ortiz-cartagena? >> here. >> commissioner yee riley? and commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> here. >> madam president, we h

noah sneider, thank you so much for calling into cnn.o have to walk through and cover, but we appreciate your reporting. thank you so much for calling in from donetsk, ukraine. >>> just ahead, it is hard to believe but malaysian airlines is flying the very same route today. and all of this as critics are wondering why would this plane be flying near a war zone in the first place? that's next. but with pamprin, a period means sgo!! pain relievers only relieve pain. multi-symptom pamprin relieves all your symptoms. so there's no stopping you. period. >>> airlines all around the world are now rerouting flights around eastern ukraine after flight 17 carrying nearly 300 people was shot out of the sky 32,000 feet up in the air. and civil aviation officials had cautioned airlines, including malaysian air, from flying in air space surrounding crimea. but thursday's crash site was not within what was considered the restricted zone. but even with that said, one has to ask, why all the rerouting now? should flights like mh-17 have been avoiding the

first tonight, noah schneider on the ground. i spoke to him just a short time ago. >> noah, you're in dinesk. the black boxes were handed over by the so-called prime minister of dinesk to malaysian authorities. what was the scene like there? >> well, it was a surreal end to another surreal day here in eastern ukraine. the prime minister of the so-called dinsek flanked by his armed guards. malaysian senior representative and spoke quite extensively beforehanding the boxes over and having the ceremony tapped by an agreement signed and stamped with the people's republic stamp. the boxes were placed into this white satchel and handed over. >> you had been at this crash site from the beginning. you've seen the situation there. i'm unclear exactly at this point from international teams who is actually there doing any investigating. >> i think the investigation, to be completely honest, is in a bit of a phantom at this point. there hasn't been a proper investigation in the sense of a collection of evidence by any sensest group. most of

noah, thank you very much. i know this was a traumatic experience for you. you doing okay?> yeah, you know. you get used to things. i guess faster than you expect. but thank you for having me. we're still out here actually, a few colleagues and i spent the night in this sort of along the road bordering this field. we figured that they probably would close down access in the morning. and we wanted to get out here before they did. >> so what is going on at the scene now? >> people are trying to identify bodies, mark the spots where bodies have fallen. there is fire and four search and rescue team vehicles lined up along the road. but the way it's being done is not systematic by any means. they're basically just laying white cotton ribbons to sticks and laying them in the field. the rebels are as stunned as anyone else. i think the overwhelming mood here is that this is -- this is even darker perhaps in daylight. you can see everything. >> you appear to be more matter of fact, at least your description of what is going on than earlier when we heard from you. you appeared to be

and they say well i can prove it jobs are in various you know sixty percent of the people think noah's ark story is true literally drew i mean our people stupidly got everybody on leverage count the ways i mean i mean racism is obviously fused with a lot of different things some of it is just lesser brain nonsense you don't look like me i hate you some of it has to do with economics and class and the way rich people are able to use things like race to divide poor people you know it's very easy to get people distracted from the issues that they should be thinking about by pointing to race that mexicans going to take your job well that mexican is probably not going to take your job because as it's been proved over and over again john mccain said it once and you can do it my friend you can't pick fruit in the sun all day white people have tried and they will to buy lunch and other areas it's engressia the investigations and. yeah well you may have the democrats are saying that this is a phony thing well it is a funny thing it's been a funny thing from the beginning i mean it's a tragedy.

noah, tell us what you are see. >> right now, it's gotten dark already. there's rescue teams setting up tents, a flood light. there's a big field essentially. by sected by a road that all of the debris, the plane, the body, the people inside they're saying are scattered through. rescue crews have been local sort of rescue crews and firefighters have been doing their best throughout and now i think they're trying to figure out what to do overnight. >> so the victims are still out there, their bodies are still on the ground strapped into their seats, et cetera? >> reporter: some are strapped into their seats. some have been sort of blown to bits to the point where you can't tell whether it was a man or a woman. some are just kind of scattered. people, locals say that the plane exposeded in the air so it was kind of -- it fell down in pieces, are they said. so bits of the plane, bits of the bodies, bits of people's possessions. >> you mentioned investigators on the site. does it look like there's an orderly process going on right now? >> i wouldn't say inves