may be cumulative impacts between the changes east of octavia. and for that matter, proposed traffic signal at haight and buchanan. so i will consider weather to file a ceqa appeal on these matters. it would be great in the future when people show up at the friday engineering hearings exhibit with the poem's strategy discussed a month ago that we follow up with them, however they sign in and communicate with the agencies and whether they're going to the board on a date certain or being reviewed by staff and reconsidered to close the loop. if we made a commitment to public outreach, we need to be consistent on that. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. can i have a motion? all in favor? aye. lets have 10.2. >> clerk: environment review findings, travel and approve parking and traffic modifications with fillmore, someoney transit corridor. this was severed. >> on this item, there's a reference to the transit effectiveness project, d.i.r. and environmental note file. that note file is not available. i've been searching up and down for it. it's not on th

active was a freed slave who belonged to the retinue of his wife octavia. born in greece act it was the beautiful daughter of syrian parents and offered nero respite from his loveless arranged marriage. according to tacitus and cassius dio a woman named look costa brewed the best poisons and run. she's alleged to have supplied the poison for claudius his murder amid ubiquitous ambition and political intrigue poison was often employed as a means to an end throughout their lives imperial family members took poisonous cocktails in homeopathic doses to boost their immunity. medical historian carr and slaven as focused on the deaths in the rose imperial palace and examined the poisoning practices of the roman elite and he's conducted a critical review of the primary sources. so i was like oh stood dreamed up by ancient historians or was she no real person. if. it in his voice innings where the order of the day in hellenistic royal families and in imperial rhyme in the context of near a specific mention is made of. a mixture of poison she stands out because the i

the octavia plan in 2005 and serving on that c.a.c.hen i assumed the commission -- being a commissioner. prior to that, i was in tech for 30 years. on the 30th day of my career, i left and did something fun. the last four years, i've been on the planning commission. i tell people, never before have i worked so hard, made so little money, but had so much fun, being a planning commissioner, and i seek your reappointment today. one of the things -- i had some reflection on this. i work with all sides, neighborhood groups, community groups, developers, mayor's office, supervisors, in fact, after this meeting, i will be sitting down with the mayor's office of housing, ken rich to go over the india basin project that we'll hear tomorrow at the commission. i tend to balance out the needs and am collaborative, but when i believe in something, i stay firm to that. a couple of things that happened recently, we have a historic resource in the gay and lesbian community that was going to be demolished and worked to delaying the certification or the

created and championed by the same unqualified neighborhood activists who created the mess that is octavia boulevard in hate street. the neighbor way is sold as an unquestionable part of the market. in reality, the m.t.a., the city and valley needs to have there are dangerous problems created in flood decisions made in regard to this over all plan. to re-evaluate the plan as it relates to traffic flow and properly fix the mess that was created. the page street neighbor way will do nothing but make the bottleneck on octavia street and the surrounding streets worse. it will make the neighborhood more dangerous by pushing traffic off of page street and into the surrounding areas. this will create more gridlock and confusion. i stood here before the m.t.a. board about six years ago and >> like last night, the sign states that the one california would arrive at vanness and sacramento street in 28 minutes. it arrived about ten minutes later, to my relief. one night, i had to wait close to 50 minutes for the 1 california. as the bus sign predicted, i was going to catch the 43 at presidio and cali

the subject building is located at the southwest corner of the intersection of francisco and octavia streets, and the immediate area is characterized by a mix of single and multifamily housing that range in height from three to four stories. the project was reviewed by environmental staff and determined to be categorically exempt from further ceqa review. the subject building is not a you historic resource nor is it located within an eligible historic district. the request was filed by the owners of 1409 francisco street. they've rei they've reiterated that the revised proposals at this time may i approach tanz unusual circumstances, that the communal space of the ground story may not be used as such, that the roof decks are unnecessary and not typical of the neighborhood and that the units should have independent street access. the revised scope of work includes the same internal layout as the original design appropriatesal with two parking spaces and a shared common space at the ground floor, two existing one bedroom units at the second floor, and existing residential units at the

welcome to octavia books. i'm tom lowenburg, co-owner of the strain we here tonight to

nero want but needed to rid themselves of octavia but he couldn't simply vanish or especially in view of her popularity. nero appears to have lost his ability to gauge the mood of the masses. maybe the reason he tried to exile overtopping into the provinces and he charged her with treason. but his efforts to convict her were thwarted by viagra of the plebeians. crowds demanded up to offer his return yet the pay is going for the unsung hero was greater assassins were sent to slash a ton of years wrists she bled to death. once again writing appeared on the walls of rome nero wife for you. want to talk august had an oct obvious murder was tremendously damaging for nero because people expected an emperor to follow traditional roman conventions and that meant showing respect as a husband and father toward one's family members and in addition he had been extremely popular so it was an emotionally charged issue and contributed significantly to the negative verdict of nero's reign in the church nails and he could buy a top. neuro wrote poems waxing lyrical about puppies amber colored. in janu

you can use the 101 and exit at mission or octavia. other bridges here in the green, san mateo bridge and richmond-san rafael bridge. we have a fog advisory posted for the golden gate bridge. this is a live look on the skyway, 80 at fremont. we have reports of a new crash and that could cause westbound traffic big delays. metering lights are on and backup is well , mites san francisco now. the shooting didn't impact the westbound side and all lanes are open, but we have major slowdowns. more on that plus the rest of the ride coming up. >>> thank you. we have a live look, good morning to you. we have high clouds out there to start the day in san josi, currently in the mid-60s this morning. concord low 60s, oakland 59, low 50s in san francisco and santa rosa 50 degrees to start the day. a ridge of high pressure will rebuild and strengthen for us today. that's why we'll be warmer by about 2 to 5 degrees this afternoon, much warmer inland. we have tracking this area of low pressure here and as that dips into the area, we are looking at muc

first off, i want to say we are right near the octavia boulevard. there's a lot of traffic and noise there and having trees is really important as a buffer for both the pollution and the noise. i think replacement is very important for the block. again, i had mentioned previously the alley on one side of us is lilly. the alley on the other side is linton. they are currently planting sidewalk gardens that are lower than three feet there and tree basins that are narrowing than three feet as well. over the last two months or so so that is inconsistent with what we're being told tonight. also, lilly and linden are featured in the marketing material for both the city and friends of the urban forest about ideal neighborhood involvement and greening up your block. if those allies, these streets are the same why are we being denied the opportunity to do what they're doing. we're sandwiched between the two of them and our block blocks bleak and grey by comparison. we're all upset by it. it seems crazy to me. i think there needs to be a more thought out plan

may be cumulative impacts between the changes east of octavia. and for that matter, proposed traffic signal at haight and buchanan. so i will consider weather to file a ceqa appeal on these matters. it would be great in the future when people show up at the friday engineering hearings exhibit with the poem's strategy

. >> and, you know, i try and give hope through those dystopian worlds, but i love writers like octavia black woman. and i love that lens. i love-- because i'm a black woman and i grew up in the middle of america, i love writing through my truths and through the lens of a black american woman. and i think that movies like "black panther" have deeply inspired me and afro-futurism is a term that allows us, as black people, to see ourselves in the future and know that we make it, know that we're not the first people gone when something goes down, you know? >> stephen: was that particularly gratifying for you to play one of the hidden figures in "hidden figures"? >> oh, yes. >> stephen: because that is a form of afro-futurism that actually happened. >> yes. >> stephen: that actually is part of our past that's been hidden from us. >> oh, yeah. yeah, it was really important for me to take that role of mary jackson, she was the first engineer of, black woman engineer at nasa and she along with dorothy vaughn and katherine johnson, they were responsible for getting john glenn, our first america

there's a market octavia plan, the first time i met now-commissioner richards. there's the eastern neighborhood plan, merced, shipyard two, japantown cultural heritage. the commission 2020 plan, 5m, the hub, central soma and the list goes on. there are many other projects large and small and all that have mattered to me. i remained anchored in my profession, shaped and challenged by circumstances inside and out side the city and by an ever increasing amount of planning in san francisco, including gentrification. today i find myself expand and shaped by my past 12 years on the commission and my professional skills remain one of my strengths, i find i've become more consistent and stronger voice for neighborhood concerns including ethnicity, race, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, types of disabilities and other relevant demographic qualities of the city at large. with an urgent awareness of the enormous, increasing imbalance in our affordability for housing, rising income gaps, i believe that a balance has to be balanced somewhere so we can be livable and

welcome to octavia books. i'm tom lowenburg, co-owner of the strain we here tonight to learn about this great book, "tinderbox: the untold story of the up stairs lounge fire and the rise of gay liberation." so i'm not going to say much about it because her author will do that, but you may probably know this is the 45th anniversary of the fire, june 24 was of the day, so we're just a few days after that. in the last few days i've talked to a few people just to tell them about the event, they said we saw the fire. anybody in here, anybody in the room here was either there or who saw it? 45 years seems like a long time, and it is, but it also is a time that many of us can relate to. much has changed in 4 45 years, and will hear about that. 45 years ago this story was largely off the page. we have robert fieseler to thank for putting it back on the page for us, and i'm just going to step out of the way and turn over to him. please give him a warm welcome. [applause] >> can you guys should be all right? great. hell

. >> i thought you're going to talk about octavia cortez. >> i think she has got charm. the charm in the energy and she's going to win, there's no way she's going to lose in that part of new york city, but, she doesn't have the truth yet or the facts. >> but does it matter? >> so you probably saw a tweet which ben shapiro challenged her to a debate for $10000 and she responded, i don't respond to cat calling, was that not a rosie o'donnell move? >> it was great. >> it took the debate out of you don't know anything to an issue about cat calling. >> i disagree with it. but it is kinda like the go to now. just shout sexism and people are so scared of being labeled sexist or racist. you can probably chase anybody out of her room. and also just imagine ben shapiro cat calling is funny. i can't do an impression of him but hello there lady, you look mighty attractive. [laughter] would you like to discuss the consequences of the spirit my place we have a cappuccino machine and could probably get some wine. [laughter] set a decent impression? i don't know. [applause] i did is i g

it is from the fiction writer octavia butler. she wrote "not everyone has been a bully or the victim of bullies, but everyone has seen bullying and seeing it has responded to it by joining in or objecting, by laughing and keeping silent, by feeling disgusted or feeling interest". i would suggest to you today that we're all interested. i'm speaking to a chorus of the willing and a chorus of those who have been in this fight for a long time. and i would just ask you to continue to do what you've been doing. we all appreciate it. certainly at the department of education, i appreciate it as a parent and a mentor, and i'm telling you, what you can do individually matters most and we can change this thing. thank you very much. [applause] >> good afternoon. is this on? okay. it was a pleasure to host you all today. first, i would like to thank the first lady of the united states, melania trump, for her leadership on this topic through the be best campaign. i would also like to thank the secretary for his commitment to highlighting bully

octavia spencer saide this m me cry like a baby. thy father and thy mother. >> beyonce's mother writes i love how john david reps har foris mom. just warms my heart. pa pauletta isxc antional entertainer, wife, and mother. and jada pinkett smith said a son and his love for his mother. washington's parents just celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary. denzel was quick to praise pauletta as hewell. says she did the heavy lifting, making their hois a home and sacrificing forheir four children. so craig, lesson learned? >> there was no lesn to be learned. no lesson to be learned because they knew the topic was going to be covere like we said, obviously -- >> i thought with a young man, he loves his mom. it was cool. >> so sweet. >> in edit, we thought it was important to leave the whole thing in. i can tell you this, next time i lk to john david washington, we'll start with his >> that was a cute way for him to answer. i'm sure he's always asked about your dad. >> very cool. >>cute. >> pop start please. >> switching over to pop start,

actress octavia spencer said, this made me cry like a baby.er. you are born of kings. i love how john david reps hard for his mom. just warms my heart. pauletta is an exceptional entertainer, wife and mother. jada pinkett smith simply writes, a son and his love of his mother. they celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary. when talking to "people" magazine he was quick to praise pauletta as well. he said she did the heavy lifting made a house a home. craig, lesson learned. >> no lesson to be learned. they knew the topic would be covered. >> i thought the young man loves his mom. i thought it was cool. >> so sweet. >> in edit we thought it was very important we did a whole thing. i can tell you this, next time i talk to john david washington we'll start with hu is pauletta doing. >> that was a cute way to answer. i'm sure he's been asked, your dad, your dad, your dad. very cool. >> cute. >> "pop start" please. >> switching over to "pop start," first up big news for "crazy rich asians," scored big at the box office raking in $25 million in its d