and available to classes of income levels i don't see that is a 3bd i'd peace officer to see the onsite my reasoning maybe a little bit different the in lieu fee we want to provide multiple sizes. >> it is based on numbers. >> number of units but the dollars oh, the number of unit let me rephrase no, this is okay. you should have ignored me last time you didn't say anything and looked at me the whole time (laughter) yeah. i just think that i was to make sure that the inlieu fee will actually cover the cost to provide multi bedroom unit somewhere else when i look at the there's figure i don't know that i see that and see for that reason i'll really support getting the unit onsite but the current unit mix works for that site it is od block size it has not been in a leggings con recently but serving the populations that would otherwise be living together in unit that could be for families and i generally support the project i'll echo commissioner moore's comments there definitely needs work on the common areas 3 hundred and 50 or 4 hundred square feet i didn't see anything to allow for lig

if this is used, we will get 20 percent affordable onsite. >> thank you. supervisor tang. >> thank you. i was onsite as well and i want to see if our deputy attorney can share with us what we shared with us in committee as well which is the process. i know that concerns have been raised about the order of things happening and so if he could just reiterate what you told us in budget committee. >> sure. the questions in budget as to what supervisor cohen mentioned about sequel, the question is is it appropriate to adopt this resolution today even though the sequel review isn't final for this project? the answer is yes. there will be further approval that are come back to the board on the following sequel review and that's when you will take formal action to move forward with the project. this is just essentially a preliminarily step that doesn't require advanced sequel review. >> thank you. any other questions supervisor tang? okay. supervisor content. >> okay. i just want to ask clarifying questions as well. i also sponsored with the mayor's office, a simil

of the presentations one of the public speakers said that there was some discussion be there obey onsite if it's rental and offsite or vice versa my understanding the project sponsor was in favor of paying the number two, fees. >> i wasn't perp involved in the conversation i'm a reporter here george the principle who's here had conversations with s bs n a more than conversations presentations i believe that they evolved to the point that s b h n a was comfortable with the exception if i might indulge that plan we're talking about this is the code section 207.6 that allows for deviation from the dwelling unit that is caudal called the irregular sites with physical constraint i mean, that's in the code section here's the policy adopted with the market octavia plan and it says open small irregular lots a lot is less than 35 hundred square feet if that code section and that policy tellers there is a lot of results in everything everybody says and the boos because of that i believe they were comfortable with the exemption to the dwelling unit mix they said george to do something that the code

and adjusting their rent accordingly and also seeking outside provides because we may have enough onsite that may be vital for some of our clients conditions there are other people that can get the services hundred dollars u outside that's one of the services that the case managers as well as the medical staff onsite work on i also wanted to say we talked about the access from supportive housing and yet for dph that means 2 percent evictions more 90 percent stability but i also wanted to point out those numbers does show how much work it takes and how much commitment and how much best practices it takes to come to those numbers without the service providers and the community without the housing development and property management those are not the numbers we have when i look at people living at sites over seven years some of the people i know myself they've not been in housing for the last 20 years more than 6 months i'm preaching to the choir but as the cost continue to be so much less than the other options that dph often has when people get work we have a program in the city i'm speak

neighborhood and community action grant for small grant to community members like 5 to $10,000 grant and a onsite infrastructure at betsey carmichael and we've also done renovation at community gardener also it's worth will noting we're doing the incapacity building with those nonprofit the item 3wr5u7bd talked about how the nonprofit workers have overworked and burned out those are projections for the deposits in these each funds those numbers can shift over time based on a formula for square footage and when and the timelines are based on when the certificate of occupancy is expected but this is kind of an estimate of the projections for the stabilization fund as well as the infrastructure fund that will be transferred over and then again to talk about our process moving forward we have two different processes for the infrastructure and for the stabilization funds funds the capital and from career he are will be available in june of 2015 the mc staff worked with. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> and rec and park and others to identify the infrastructure in the neighborhood we proposed to

working with l & i and also fire commissioner so when they get okay the demolition crew that is here onsite knock down that wall and get the regional line back up and running. it will be closed for the entire weekend but they want to work sure to make sure monday moreing commuters will not be affected. reporting in hundreding park, app an "channel 6 action news." >> remains in a frankford section are kelly hefht. her pod ci was found behind a home on frankford avenue. the medical examiner says she suffered multiple stab wounds to head, neck and check the and no word on possible suspects in the case. >> police in philadelphia are searching for the gunman that shot and killed a 24-year-old man inside his apartment overnight it happened 1 a.m. 4300 block of elizabeth street in the city's frankford section. someone forced their way inside and opened fire and simply took off. no arrests so far and no word on a possible motive. >> and police in philadelphia need your help finding a missing teenager. this is 13-year-old kyle kelly who lives on the 2900 block of front street in germantown. he never

that have considerations for the longer than event that takes longer two hours that people have an onsite parking person can you talk about that. >> the churches we had a couple of meetings one looeshg last week and one the week before to discuss they're parking needs there's two distinct issues one the parking on sunday where in they double park and monitor to make sure that the cars are moved when necessary to make room for someone getting out of their driveways or emergencies or muni buses we're working and a solution to that so that church pafrmgz are not getting 2ik9d crossing to the sfpd they don't issue citations but, of course sfmta will if an emergency vehicle is being blocked or a muni bus is being blocked or a driveway the second issue is r vp the proposal for two hour parking if you're you don't have a detail on our car you're allowed to park there for two hours, however, then you need to move your car some churches go beyond two hours in those situations we wanted we've been asking other churches to give us information about the number of events they have and how many people

so tom is our onsite supervisor on the project and tom has worked very, very hard to make this project and fred our project manager thank you fred for your work to make this go (clapping.) arne is a board member arne come on up accident the heavy lifting on the tax credit program this is the second deal i've done and still don't understand it (clapping) so arne all pro bono did a ton of work i don't know if this person is here glen did an amazing job i can't thank glen enough bobby headed up the fillmore foundation (clapping) gap incorporated their foundation and leadership in a million dollars contribution to this clubhouse i asked him to do something i didn't know it was going to be that big (clapping.) so, now a couple of folks on any staff who i leaned on in all sorts of ways and impressed it's mr. toliver thank you so much come on up please (clapping) thank god i did my speech before you maxine wilson thank you for all you do for the organization (clapping) harold love with the overseeing of this clubhouse and the house in sunnyvale (clapping) maxine has been with me for 13 years

uncertainty of the terms persists up to the entitlement we think that while we will prefer to see it onsite the option is perfectly norma logical reason under the housing ordinance we question and can't understand how somehow paying a fee to the mayor's office of housing is a legitimate way of getting funds they do a great job this is underfunded and they put it to good use and they the evidence will then show it 2 to 1 although it didn't result in being built at the same time as affordable housing it was a good project when then and it should be approved in the way it was presented thank you. >> sue hester the last one drove me around a bit we spent years doing planning market octavia plan was adapted i know the personal calendar i carry it around adapted 4 slash 172008 and eastern was adapted before the adoption years of serious work from people in market octavia and people in south of market people in the mission district about how to address the housing needs of the city when they said 40 percent 2 bedrooms in market octavia it didn't come out of the air but years of struggle market oct

our general consultant we have an rfp i can give the board an update open that essential 3 of the 4 onsite velocities have been and that's a third. >> yonl i don't believe it should be referenced that's not i ask you to reconsider that. >> sorry to say that. >> our consultant works for us i'd like - >> that's is an rfp. >> i want the commission to draw from that consultant and everything within that not have their own signature on a store card. >> they'll not been able to apply open the selection. >> confidential process. >> i don't believe that should be one of the 5 people on the panel sorry current or consultant should be totally independent to advise the commission and not rfp. >> that's up to the board. >> right now it's up to you and me we're going one by one. >> one more person we would be asking a major commitment from someone from the outside that is not employed to make a major commitment to partner with us but i envision small business along the lines who's either a chief executive officer of a hedge fund or a chovd of a hedge fund managers or consulting firm not going to bid on

in the hayes valley association that competence their view unless the project provided 20 percent onsite affordable housing units i have the letters here the section allows 40 percent to be waved with the following two caesar criteria one the parties to serve the population and two, that there are physical constraint on the property that make it unreasonable to fulfill the requirement the project has singles without children with middle-income this is not a unique but arguably represents the population that the demand out weighs the supply the physical captions the small triangle parcels that measure 31 hundred square feet ran several scenarios and found two bedroom comparable unit are difficult due to the requirement for speculation and other typical features found in 2 bedroom units to make the project economically feasible it varies than less than 40 percent of units contain 2 bedroom units the

due diligence on site to 9 place you have places that have offices all over the world but we'll do onsite and bargaining the change in the board policy we'll bring back the recommendations. >> great. >> and so we get to vote that up and down. >> that's the cotter policy yeah. >> great. >> a few things to lineup things up a lot has been side said on the transparent issue walk me through the practical world month to month they're to talk about the deals. >> you mean in the real world. >> are they going to do it more often or give us news flashes over and over this is the last thirty days. >> it really does completely don't think the managers that we hire and what we can negotiate with them there are some that will agree to provide you with separated accounts so you see their holdings on a daily basis and on that will provide you their holdings but could so on a lag basis like. >> quarter end and there or on that will not provide holdings at all but risk and for about exposure and another group in between second and third to a risk agree gator and we see the agency gas station of all the man

myself have experienced frequently how windows and lights face the wrong way and is a nuisance that's onsite an issue if you want to comment i'd appreciate that. >> if i could get the overhead i'm aware we did speak with charles about the acoustic they're not operable skylights and laminated glass that's a reasonable concern that 9 conceptual design is a behalf he would ceiling so this we can have the skylights in the evening. >> at least you've you thought about it i appreciate our answering the question. >> sure. >> commissioners there is a motion and a second continue this matter until april 23rdrd. >> commissioner hillis. >> commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero zoning administrator. >> i'll clarify one. >> april 23rd i declare that date. >> thank you zoning administrator. >> could you clarify what will transfer on the 23rd we have a public hamburger auto yes be reagenda decided with another hearing and hours of construction be addressed as well and ma'am

roars proposal to make an even better approach around the case management is good and the on and on onsite nursing for case management non-emergency medical needs help a grateful with that so we'll see what works and be sure to support people as they transition through 9 lives experience. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. >> all right. i'll call a few other speaker cards please come on up you have 2 minutes (calling names) please come on up if you want to speak in public comment >> good morning, supervisors. i'm jackie brison i want to thank supervisor farrell for making this hearing happen it's been a long, long long, long time coming as supervisor farrell and supervisor tang will remember i have spoken several times another supervisor mar during public comment about the need for eviction protection for people who are in so-called supportive housing now, when i got my copy of this beyond moving beyond stability from mr. duffy who isn't here i noticed the definition for homeless housing tenant have a lease and all associated protection well, i was dumped at a site i was told was permanent

important street it was declared a winner so look at the map again that is why it is a smaller section onsite in blue harrison is the pink line is expand the street that's the logic behind it we're trying to schedule a meeting to go back to the public and find more funding. >> if the public comes back and didn't agree. >> we'll take that back to the process that starts in july and takes about 6 months this commission votes on that so we would update the sf capital plan i'll say that guy place because the park is going to be built we don't want to build the street until we have the park because the park will wreck our landscape so we have time to work with the developer and they've been able to build it later we are at the conversation with the supervisors office and public works and ourselves to find the developers. >> thank you commissioner moore. >> i'd like to add a comment that this commission is interested in the completeness of the districts completeness is the emphasis if that means perhaps doing certain improvements incredibly so it's shared by another establishments of bulb outs, etc

partnership he had to challenge emphasis own staff to be flexibility in the way they do vouchers and onsite stuff but you have to deal with our local labor leaders and get them to be flexible again, i want to thank the labor leaders we have to have that flexibility to get things done right the rad program i want to repeat this only in tool you've got to have all the people involved in strong conversations to have this happen so brad it here our projects are on the cusp and 12 months from now brand new operating elevators that has that's right units done in a way that people with disabilities can get in and out of shoulders quickly and have safety bars and have a management they can speak to that's robust and fouls on challenges in their life not only what's happening around here in the community we're proposing this from a community pro apprehension as hud wants us to do they're about setting examples like san francisco how are we developing community so for our residents not only buildings so i want to say that with all enthusiasm to welcome and thank skeet castro former mayor of san anton

down yard if the proposed buildings were built as residential approximately 8 hundred and 74 or 4 onsite if commercial you'd like is 4 hundred and approximately 20 thousand square feet of office says that a note we're navlg both projects as part of environmental review we're looking at a maximum residential commercial 5333 have paths to travel in order to have the flexibility for the subsequential document it is referred to as a waterfront site as you can see for the most part similar to what was included in the term sheet remaining as commercial uses on the northern ends adjacent to the bae and as you move into the center the wavrt park as well as the drawback to the building 12, 2 and 21 that are not called out here but as contemplated a southern edge of the site 4 parcels that are similar to the hoe down use that are commercial are residential two-fold purpose first their adjacent to the potrero plant facility that is decommissions it not a future that has been established for a reuse of the site so the proposed flexibility allows for responsiveness co-sponsoring to the timeline to re

. >> search and rescue was onsite and at it again trying to find a trace of heather toled who fanished have einstein medical center montgomery east norriton. >> we're trying to reignite a little public awareness she is missing and because there's more of the public than there is of us and all we need is somebody to remember something. >> it's been a little more than two weeks thursday, february 26 when police say cameras captured the king of prussia woman walking out of the hospital. upper merion police say gilette who has a mental condition was dropped off here. she went in for treatment and registered and left before seen by a doctor. tilette is without medical, cash or form and disappearing like this sun like her according to family and friends. >> my optimistic view is she's hold up with a friend in philadelphia and not getting news of this and honkerred down. that's the most optimistic view i have on that. >> search and rescue team was the one involved in the search for missing college student shane montgomery and delaware county team kayhillman niev. it's possible 5' 2", 13 pound

operate the public drinking and waste water supply through the various funding programs and the various onsite initiatives. my village relies on this assistance. i want to thank congressman tonko for supporting the act of 2014 in the last congress. small and rural communities support your legislation because it enhances the current drinking water state revolving fund by further targeting the funding to communities most in need. we do need help. everything from financing, regulation, compliance and various programs are very complicated for small communities. we don't have financial professionals on staff and often don't understand many of the funding processes. we currently have needs approaching $3 million for our waste water system. we need new aeration tanks. new sludge drying equipment and new pumps as our facility is over 30 years old. we need to stop rainwater from leaking in to the system and overtaxing our capacity. my water operator is constantly explaining to me the need for these upgrades and his concerns for possible failure. however we don't really have a way to finance it. it woul

restaurant owners will have to complete a survey which may be followed by an onsite inspection.ey says we will take all reasonable steps within our power to ensure that any restaurants that fall short of compliance make the necessary changes. >>> now, today we had perfect weather in pennsville new jersey, and a lot of other places too. the park was covered in snow less than a week ago. today we hit 60. a lot of snow melting. spring certainly feels like it's on the way, finally. it's been a long couple of months, hasn't it? but we finally got back to 60 degrees, first time since christmas. a nice end to the week although it's not going to be as warm as it was today. and we've got a saturday soaker here. it's going to rain for a number of hours on saturday. we have a lot of sunshine now. a lot more than we saw earlier today. 61 degrees, wind west. that is bringing in dryer air. 5 in allentown. 54 in reading. and we're still in the 60s atlantic city, millvale and dover. 56 degrees in stone harbor. the wind generally out of the west. and the wind also bringing in dryer air along wit

spokesperson said the visible plume lasted just ten minutes before onsite company emergency crews were able to contain the situation. there was no fire nor any injuries to any of the half dozen or so workers in the plant. >> all of our emergency services and response took care of the situation very quickly. we have a lot of professionals out there who take care of this stuff, so it was pretty quickly contained. >> now, the chemicals involved here the spokesman said if you were to touch those chemicals, you would not be in immediate danger. monitoring stations at dow reported no impact to the community. >> a mysterious kidnapping story out of vallejo keeps getting more and more strange. denise huskins reported lay taken from her vallejo home showed up at her parents home two days later. then police claim it's a hoax and now huskins and her boyfriend say the ordeal was all too real. joe fryer has both sides of the story. >> denise huskins left the vallejo police station after meeting for hours with investigators. her attorney said she wants to clear her name after police called her kidna

court and many of them are the british museum nowadays and iraq museum but a lot of them were left onsitenow, reportedly destroyed on saturday is a site that no one heard of before but it was the one big national heritage site in iraq. it was the capital of an independent kingdom during the time of jesus basically. it fought the romans. it's a very unique mix between eastern architecture and classical architecture. when you walk around you're reminded of greek architecture but it had unique oriental flare to it. it's vulnerable because it's all stone architecture. it has columns and statues so it's easy to destroy of course. >> the united nations -- could i -- i just want to ask you, the united nations says that destroying these ancient ruins is a war crime. do you agree? >> well it should be called a war crime quite frankly. it upsets me that so many other things are called war crimes. the destruction of cultural heritage somehow isn't really treated as one. once you destroy a site or museum or artifact, it's gone. it's gone forever. this is not a matter of value of financial value. it's

and also onsite deejay and free yoga classes. if you don't have a picnic blanket of your observe -- own you can rent them, chairs as well. an opportunity for people to get outdoors, the weather is beautiful. to give you a look around, we have a gorgeous view of the bay this morning, not a lot of fog, a slight ocean breeze as you would expect in the presidio. even with that it's still pretty nice out here so they are expecting hundreds of people to come out here for the "off the grid" picnic at the presidio. it's something they do every sunday from march until november. they shut down for the winter because usually the weather is not as nice but now that spring is here they want to let everyone know they are back open. from 11:00 to 4:00 here at the main post lawn on the presidio. that is next to the walt disney museum. that is where you can take part in all this. back to you. >> looks like a blast. perfect day for it. >> thank you. >>> starting today, ac transit is making changes to bus service. the biggest change is expanded ser

on the other hand there isn't a professional or physician onsite that may be able to detect it at thatrosco says she requires all of her clients to be under the care of an ob-gyn. >> this does not replace anything that your doctor sends you for. >> do you ever have patients coming here asking you for advice? >> yes, but again i'm not a doctor. the biggest thing i tell them is drink plenty of water and that's a great question for your doctor. >> at least one in connecticut has banned it. it's important to note that under a doctor's care they're not dangerous and an important tool. >> i get the appeal you raise points for people to think about. it would not have given that a thought. >> the concern is it should be used for 20 minutes. and when you're going for long sessions and frequent imaging we don't know the effects. >> at this point it's warning from the fda. >> it is. it is. >> thank you, dr. tara. >>> a family fights back in a case about their kids which makes national headlines. legal analyst rikky klieman is back in our toyota green room with it. she discusses children roaming f

teams are onsite where they believe they have an active shooter inside a local medical facility.d"" and paris's "match" say they have video from inside. there was a krenn foal found in the plane's wreckage. both report there was banging heard and people speaking in various languages saying, "my god, my god." this is two different papers saying they viewed void from inside the plane, reportedly video taken on a cell phone found in the crash wreckage. now back home to massachusetts and the big day of a murder trial in the is case of aaron hernandez. today we heard from robert kraft. that is the patriots' owner. he spoke of his personal relationship with hernandez, one that continued even after oden lloyd was killed. when he heard his star player was a suspect kraft asked him point blank, bus he involved. >> you asked aaron hernandez if he was involved didn't you? >> yes. >> and you asked if he did it. >> yes. >> he said no. >> that's correct. >> this has been very chilling. especially from robert kraft. talking those intimate details and his relationship with his former star player

sequester by the police officer, even asked by the chief justice, do you have to have some kind of onsite approval. if the hotel owner says you can't have these records, the police can say, give me the books and take them away. >> yes. not inspect them. hold them aside. this is a real problem, which there is no evidence of, if they want to hold them aside, then they can be just sequestered. nobody looks at them. >> that is the seizure. >> absolutely. >> why is that justified in looking at the information not? >> this court has held that in the identical circumstance, this arises in the fourth amendment context. when the government is concerned about the destruction of evidence before it can acquire a warrant, it can sequester the property. it can seize control of the property without searching it. >> that's just if it has probable cause. >> your honor, it has the relevant level of cause that's required in the particular context. >> i thought you said in response to my earlier questions that the city could have a regime under which an administrative law judge issues a warrant, not a subpoe

>> the it is our onsite regulator. they're everywhere. relationship with them and see them as present as we ever have. the washington fed is clear on elements of policy and the process ends up going into the washington fed. but i would say the new york fed is rigorous and present. >> let's talk a bit about the markets. can you give an update on how trading has been so far this quarter? >> so trading equity and fixed income markets is quite strong. we're seeing both on the institutional and the retail side a high level of engagement. i would say january started more slowly than last year. but it's picked up through the quarter. >> okay. and on the fourth quarter conference call just want to touch on commodities. james gorman the ceo said commodities didn't have a good quarter. he didn't expect this to be a prolonged state, so to speak. so has there been improvement in this unit in the last couple of months? >> well typically the first quarter is a stronger quarter just given weather. so we're seeing the benefit of a colder winter. >> okay.

faa and ntsb officials will be onsite this morning to try to figure out what went wrong. >> the impact was a very solid boom and dead silent. >> reporter: the terrifying sound of a helicopter crashing into a house jolted a peaceful upscale neighborhood in orlando sunday afternoon. the pilot is presumed dead but miraculously no one else was injured. a spokesperson with the faa says the chopper took off from the orlando executive airport around 2:30 and flew about two miles before it crashed. >> it is a helicopter that has crashed into a residence. it's being reported the pilot is still inside. >> orlando copies. >> rescue is on the scene. >> reporter: neighbor don car says as a vietnam war veteran, he immediately recognized the sound of a helicopter in trouble. >> this was a very slow. >> whop whop whop followed with a boom and everything went dark. >> reporter: police say the helicopter hit a two-story garage apartment, the guest house of the property empty at the time. an unknown number of residents were inside the main part of the house. >> we don't know what caused the accident. we

we appreciate the assistance in helping us to protect the public and various funding programs and onsiteechnical assistance initiative. my village relies on this assistance. i thank congressman tonko. small and rural communities support your legislation because it enhanced the current drinking water state revolving fund by targeting the funding to communities most in need. we do need help. everything from financing, regulations, compliance and the various programs are very complicated for small communities. we don't have professionals on staff and don't understand many of the funding processes. we have needs approaching $300 million. we need new tanks and sludge-drying equipment and new pumps as our facility is over 30 years old. my water operator is constantly explaining to me the need for upgrades and his concerns of possible failure. we don't have a way to finance it. it would triple out the sewer rates. you can see at the back of my testimony that we have some old drinking water pipes that need updating or replacing. the one in the picture is stamped with a date from the 19th century