place us on item 9. 30 otis street, draft environmental impact report for your review and comment. >> we need a motion to recuse commissioner pearlman. >> i move. >> i'll second. >> very good commissioners. on that motion. [roll call vote taken] >> so moved, commissioners. commissioner pearlman, you are hereby recused. >> good afternoon, president wolfram, members of the commission. i'm julie moore, planning department staff and senior environmental planner for the 30 otis street project, proposed project. joining me are my colleagues, members of the project sponsor team are here as well. the item before you is review and comment on the 30 otis street project draft environmental report, pursuant to the california environmental quality act. and san francisco's local procedures for implementing cqua. requires the planning department to schedule a notice public meeting and obtain comments the historic perservation commission may have prepared for projects that contain a resource that the environmental review officer determines based on substantial evidence to be a historical resource. pu

coordinator for the 30 otis street project. i'm joined by my colleague. is the court reporter starting? okay. good. members of the consultant team and project sponsor team are also present. the item before you is reviewing comment on the 30 otis street draft environmental impact report, or draft e.i.r. the purpose of the hearing is to take public comment on the adequacy, completeness of the draft e.i.r., pursuant to ceqa and san francisco's local procedures for implementing ceqa. no approval action on this document is requested at this time. the public approval time began july 30 and will continue until july 27, 2018. i will provide a brief overview. it's developed with five buildings from one to three stories in height. the project would demolish the five buildings, merge the five lots to one lot and construct a residential bulling with ground fall retail and arts use. it will include a 10-story podium across the site and 27-story single tower near otis and 12th street. it would range from 85 to 250 feet in height and be approximately 485,000 square feet

otis holding on for dear life. and like -- i mean, this is like the opening of "saving private ryan" for this kid. [ laughter ] nuts. mom is like freaking out like oh, my god, what have i done? dad is like oh, no, what have we done! his aunt, my sister, also -- we're all trained in on him. now, here, this is his godfather, our good friend mike o'brien. >> jimmy: no problem. >> doesn't give a [ bleep ]. happy as a clam. >> jimmy: you might want to reascientire reassign the godfather. >> sometimes you want that out there for otis to go to him, i know your parents freak out about everything, i can tell you everything's cool. >> jimmy: maybe. maybe not. when you're the dad -- when you're the kid you want that. when you're the dad i don't think so. >> that's true. >> jimmy: it's time to replace mike. >> that's true. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i also want to mention this show "detroiters." >> oh, please, yeah. >> jimmy: this is a very funny show. you're the executive producer. do you actually do any work as part of -- >> no.

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i think people today forget how influential otis redding was. i have to ask before we start the questions, if you can give us personal recollect election what it was like to interact with jimi hendrix. >> well, i -- he was terrific. it was great. what happened -- you'd have to look at how did rock 'n' roll actually begin. when did it begin. it grew out of race music at the time that they called it, rhythm and blues by black artists. that had come out of another era. little by little, it emerged with the white acts imitating the urban acts. hendrix came about. he had played with little richard and i had played with the isley brothers, picked up tricks with his guitar from playing with the isley brothers. one was a guitar player and he did the same things that hendrix wound up doing. he was great. very quiet. really -- really a gentleman, but he was involved with -- his representatives were part of the old school of entertainment, which was controlled a lot by organized crime. and they were able to supply him with an endless supply of drugs. it wa

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unions in the supervisory board of this new company will be much smaller than it used to be at the otis and group still the unions agreed to the deal the competitiveness of the two companies was if they had stayed alone too much in doubt the right color had risen for us in frankfurt thank you conrad. the malaysian investors have started the week tentatively as they prepare for the u.s. to impose heavy tariffs on a range of chinese imports the levies on billions of dollars worth of goods and to come into force at the end of this week is a follow on the heels of data published over the weekend showing that chinese manufacturing activity slowed in june as the world's number two economy shows signs of a slump. another dramatic day at the world cup in russia with the host pulling off a big shock to beat spain i'm joined here in the city of by tom tonight from database for it's a huge surprise tom an incredible game and they knocked out one of the tournament favorites they did yes by an massive side there were a lot of people's pick to go all the way this year. and russia let's not forget bef

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james otis once to place $20,000 bail.hed then candidate trump's star before the 2016 election. rob: this flag is too offensive, a message from city council in madison, wisconsin, the flag of the city of madison. lawmakers voting to change the flag because they consider it cultural appropriation. the mark in the middle is a sacred symbol of a local native american tribe and should be removed to be more inclusive. it was designed in 1960s by two boy scouts, no word on what the new design will look like. jillian: a border company raising prices. rob: tracy carrasco with why prices are bubbling over. >> reporter: this is an announcement we have been waiting for from a lot of companies. yesterday coca-cola said it will be raising the prices of it sodas in north america. the price increase is because of rising costs like higher freight rates, the metal prices after the us place tariffs on chinese imports earlier this year. they are passing the increase to their bottlers and retailers and passed on to us, the consumer. unclear h

bailed out of jail by a man who did the same thing before the 2016 election. ,,s bail was paid by james otis who just as a construction worker and used a sledgehammer to destroy trump's hollywood star. those are some of the headlines. democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. federal officials say 711 remain children asom their the trump administration has failed to meet thursday's court-imposed deadline to reunite all migrant children separated from their parents by immigration officials atat the border. more than 400 of the children have parents who've already been deported from the u.s. well, on thursday, i spoke with world-renowned political dissident, author, and linguist noam chomsky. he is a laureate professor in the department of linguistics at the university of arizona and professor emeritus at massachusetts institute of technology, where he taught for more than 5050 years. his recent books include global discontents: conversations on the rising threats to democracy and "reququiem for the american dream: the 10 principles of concentration of wealth

and that could only hurt but, you know, otis was up 2% in orders the organic growth was 6% in unitedechnologies. i love that the gear turbo fan engine they have the different kinks worked out there's a lot to like here, but they do discuss the costs. and no one wants to hear it. >> cramer's mad dash after the break. a look at the opening bell as futures look strong on this tuesday. don't go away. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com seven minutes to go before we get started with trading 3m is one name we didn't get to. >> this is what i'm talking about. some were fearing they wouldn't be able to generate. they look like they did generate a big upside surprise, but when you parse with the numbers, there's a lot not to like. it's not a clean bottom line

we have a long-term home thanks to 30 otis group. and we're proud to be a part of it. i wanted to bring that to light. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment on the draft e.i.r.? please come up. seeing none, public comment is now closed. >> commissioner moore: commenting on the e.i.r. the e.i.r. is set up in its typical way and in aspects of it are very good. there is one particular subject matter i'm very concerned about and that is something to do with the project is not put into the context of the hub. the hub is a major, new intervention difstrict, that we spent little time on except focussing on buildings. the context of the hub is not discussed, nor is the already approved nature of some of the major buildings that are supposed to give character, form, and architectural flavor to the hub that's a major omission, because it's a critical site in an intersection where buildings rely on each other. we cannot just continue to look at buildings as islands, but islands need to create a larger context when we're transforming portions of the city. the e.i.r. as

. >> commissioner pearlman: i have to disclose i'm working on a problem next to 30 otis, i'll have to recuse myself for that item. >> did you talk to the city attorney? >> commissioner pearlman: i did. i've been in touch with the owners, working on foundation work, i mean, there's a lot of interaction with their project. she suggested i recuse myself. >> ok. commissioner hyland. >> vice president hyland: question for mr. fry. we got notice that comments, or the responses to comments for 450 o'farrell were published, i guess. two questions for you. one, what's the next step on that project? and in reviewing the comments, seems the preferred project is not the proposed project. what does that mean as far as the entitlements on it? >> i have not reviewed that document but i will have to review that before i can answer what that means for the hearing. my understanding, it is scheduled for hearing before the planning commission to determine if the draft e.i.r. is complete, and move on to any entitlements that may be associated with that. the commission secretary may have more information o

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people forget how amazing and influential otis redding was. of course electroplating land also came out in 1968, which gets us back to hendrix. i have to ask if you can give us personal recollection of what it was like to interact with jimi hendrix. >> he was terrific. you have to look at how did rock 'n roll began, when did it begin. it grew out of race music, the time they called it, rhythm and blues by black artists, and it came out of another era, and little by little it emerged with the white acts imitating the urban acts. hendrix came about, he had played with little richard, and he had played with the isley brothers. i picked up a lot of his tricks, a guitar he played with the isley brothers. one of the isley brothers was a guitar player, and he did the same things hendrix wound up doing. he was great and very quiet. he was really a gentleman. he was involved with -- his representatives were part of the old school of entertainment, which was controlled a lot by organized crime. they were able to supply him with an endless supply of drug

how about united technologies with its otis elevator division? since china installs 600,000 elevators a year again, there is a gigantic number of elevators that have to be serviced that are already installed. business that business is not going away maybe the worst thing that ever happened to honeywell is former ceo dave cote said he developed a strong business. he made a similar mistake when he came on the show and told us how robust his china business. this is the will be like shooting fish in a barrel. poor old 3m. [ crying ] can't seem to get anything right lately it did get china right and therefore it's been arrested and how about semiconductor stocks micron which always gets totaled when the trade war is back in the headlines because they make cell phone components and the bears claim that china can turn off its demand for this stuff on a whim, something that's just a bold faced lie but whose going to bother with that, thinking that through in a day like today today's dragnet, by the way, did spare a few stocks that had previously gotten e

. >> bill otis's ideas are very popular with the trump administration.ustice system will look like after this administration is done. i think it is imperative that people in power hear stories like tommy's or kordei's or any of the men in the restorative justice program. >> i think that there's a huge disconnect between the political ruling class in this country and the ordinary americans on criminal justice reform. >> what is the jail for? come to a decision and then say all right, let's look who we've actually caught in that jail. and if those don't match up, how do we get those people out? so there are a whole bunch of things that can be done at each of these decision points. that can change the face of jail. >> there's this law of diminishing returns with incarceration. and people have studied this. where up to a certain point incarceration deters crime and then after that point it either doesn't deter any further crime or in fact it causes more crime. >> the system of mass incarceration is morally abhorrent. it's also futile. and it contributes to h

like the call because i agree rock well collins a game-changer it will make it so, frankly you need otiss connected to china. do you need climate control which is is a low-tech business and greg hayes prefers high-tech. i think the answer is you break the company up, i think you get 150. i don't know why do it on earnings when you have this rockwell collins i'm with you. >> we'll see. >> it will be significant potential transaction. >> let's get to the opening bell this morning [ opening bell ] >> the stock was at 13 when it was listed but i think what is most important is david has a tremendous view on drilling and exploration and service. he's a premier high-tech company in the oil field he's saying $100 oil why? because the national oil companies are not doing what they thought he expected with oil at these prices the countries would turn it around. mexico would turn it on. a lot of countries simply have not responded. they're decompleting their oil and they're not replenishing so $100 is in the cards. i agree with this call. >> give it time. >> 18 months in two years. there's no repl

. >>> we continue to closely watch that growing wide fire otis wildfire in that city of chico. east of highway 95. that is in butte county. authorities have issued both evacuation orders and precautionary evacuation warnings for people living near chico's main park, bidwell park. there is a map showing the area right there. the fire department posted images of the fire, which has now forced the closure of highway 32, just two miles east of chico. so far, 150 acres have earned. and evacuation center has opened up at a nearby church. the firefight has been particularly difficult because of the rugged terrain up there. crews did bring in air tech -- air tankers and a helicopter to help fight that fire. >>> oakland police are increasing police in -- patrols after a 3-year-old boy was hit in the face of fragments -- bullet fragments. he was in a car with his mother when a bullet pierced the windshield. the mother and son were leaving a memorial for 18-year-old derek alexander, who was shot and killed two weeks ago. acting oakland police chief says police are concerned about rising v

you are getting too attached to that, oti, lovely to talk to you.ll blue skies and a gentle breeze, looking at a breeze of around nine mph, which is nothing. the pollen levels are very high or high, and the uv levels are high. forecast for the uk is dry, sunny and hot but showers in the forecast and we currently have them in south—west england, the channel islands and we could see them in hampshire, dorset and bartra. looking at the forecast at 9am, a lot of blue sky in scotland except for the east, a bit more cloud from a weak weather front in lothian and the borders but no rain —— bartra. in northern ireland and northern england, lots of blue skies and further south in wales, the midlands and east anglia, dry and sunny —— berkshire. muggy night in the south, the isle of wight, didn't fall below 21.7. through the day, the showers that could still develop in berkshire, dorset and hampshire will fade away. we will hang on in the south—west and the channel islands but they are hit and miss, you might not catch one. temperatures, along the coast, sea b