>> commissioner pearlman? >> i want to echo what everybody is saying about the report. i have worked in the area for many years and i think it was dylan said how to neighborhood is changing and the shocking comparison of this building to i think it's called the lumina down at the head of dolores street with what's happening along the street is so stark and startling that i did have one comment. i don't think it said anything about the gable of the features. >> i believe with you the character defining in general includes exterior elevations. if you call out as many as the other items. >> the first one which talked about the massing just saying it's a three 3 story building with a mezanine it's what you notice first. it's definitely a piece that should be called out. >> mr. highland? >> i just want to say this is exactly the type of building and story that we want to carry forward into future. i have lived in the neighborhood for 22 years and i didn't know there was a large swedish community. it good to know an

>> commissioner pearlman? >> i'm not sure it matters. it's in the ordinance and talks about rue goldberg. i'm hoping there will be some plaque if there is ever a rue goldberg museum. as long as that information is presented to the public and that's not lost, which it seems almost impossible to lose it at this point, i'm not sure that it's that critical because it does immediate -- meet the requirements of being a landmark under article 10. >> commissioner? >> i agree with that except this one point. i do think that if not critical, it's important that we do not designate buildings as landmarks for reasons that are not well supported factually. so i think that we should leave it as it is and maybe in the future there will be some evidence that is more directly related to mr. goldberg being in the building rather than just being responsible for having created this beautiful construction. >> commissioner matsuda? >> one way to maybe highlight this when the plaque program is off and running that we definitely put

commissioner pearlman, yes. and president hasz, yes. that motion passes 6-0. >> seeing no further projects we will adjourn this meeting. (meeting adjourned). . >> we do. good afternoon. and welcome to our regularly schedule meeting of the joint city and school district and select committee for thursday, october 23rd, my name is

commissioner pearlman, yes. and president hasz, yes. that motion passes 6-0. >> seeing no further projects we will adjourn this meeting. (meeting adjourned). . >> superintendent carranza has

commissioner pearlman, yes. and commission president hasz, yes. commission wolfram is hereby recused, thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, before you is a request for review of proposed work at the ferry building which is designate i had at city landmark no. 90 and as a contributing resource to the national resource listed embarcadero resource project. the proposed project is for alterations to the north facade of the building which faces the embarcadero. this building was restored in the early 2000's. this includes installation of partial height painted steel modular structures to provide 5 retail kiosks, lighting and radiant heaters are also integrated into the design and construction. infill of non-historic windows in the east wall of the ferry building north arcade where the new retail kiosks will be constructed and installation of up to 5 new pedestrian door openings also in the east wall of the ferry building. staff finds that the proposed work will be in conformance with the requirements of article 10 and the secretary of interior's

commissioner pearlman, yes. and president hasz, yes. that motion passes 6-0. >> seeing no further projects we will adjourn this meeting. (meeting adjourned). . >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible. different genres, experimental noise, electronics, dissonance some drums.a tiny bit of ambient -- the first noise pancake shows, 1999, the first waffle noise, 2001. god-waffle noise, noise pancake came out of cubist art, place on mission street, brutallo, where the church -- opened up his house and saturday morning cartoons. a big space. you can have every

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commissioner pearlman, yes. and president hasz, yes. that motion passes 6-0. >> seeing no further projects we will adjourn this meeting. (meeting adjourned). . . >> good morning, everyone much better i'm edward reiskin the transportation director in san francisco great to see so many people out here for an important reason thank you, mayor ed lee and supervisor kim on their steadfast and consistent leadership in working with all of us to make our city safer the reason its important we're proud of our city we have a problem here the problem too many people getting seriously injured or killed trying to make their way around the city that shouldn't be for that reason as a city we've adapted the goal of vision zero to eliminate traffic fatalities in san francisco in the next 10 years good news if you call it that we've been working with the police department and the department of public health and many on the county which transportation authority to analyze the information associated with each one of the tragedies we've told have a good sin

. >> commissioner pearlman? >> what is on 2 -henry adams, did that legislation pass that cohen initiated? >> it's at the call of the chair. if cohen's office is interested in moving it forward now that there is basically a code amendment that will not allow them to change the use as originally proposed, if cohen's office wanted to move it they will because they have the recommendation. >> from our point of view because we've done all the work and the an historic landmark from the city, we should wait and be behind that and if we can contact cohen's office to find out if it's going to move forward and we can follow up that she moved the landmark designation forward. >> great suggestion. we'll contact cohen's office and get an update. >> commissioners, i see no other comments. i'm going to open to public comment and we'll finish it off. there is no member of the public. we'll close public comment. commissioners? >> commissioner highland? >> i don't know if i missed it. did you mention cal house? >> i did not. the

commissioner pearlman, yes. and president hasz, yes. that motion passes 6-0. >> seeing no further projects we will adjourn this meeting. (meeting adjourned). . >> san francisco police commission, november 5, 2014. >> ladies and gentlemen, the chair has called the meeting to order, you can turn off of your electronic devises as it tends to interfere with the equipment in the room and could you please rise for the pledge of allegiance? [pledge of allegiance] >> madam president, i would like to call the roll. >> please do. >> president loftus. >> here. >> turman? >> hire. >> commissioner marshall? >> present. >> commissioner mazzucco? >> present. >> commissioner dejesus? >> present. >> commissioner wong. >> present. >> commissioner melara. present. >> you have a quorum and with us today is gregory p. suhr and the director of the office of complaints joyce hicks. it is good to have you here and there is certainly a lot to talk about and a lot to report, it was a busy october and i want to let my colleagues know that as you known it is a tou

pearlman and we will release our first witness and we will welcome our second panel. at this time the gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellison, is recognized. >> thanks for your service to our country and your hard work to help combat terrorist financing, you mentioned the improvement act was a bipartisan piece of legislation to congress earlier this year. now we are in the face we want to see it implemented. if you could elaborate on how you see the bill being adopted, absorbed into the financial community so that we can stop bad people from getting money and allow decent people to remit money. >> congressman this is an important piece of legislation. i commend you for pushing it through the house. >> even from the underside. the way that it will be used and be effective is it allows federal regulators to rely on state examinations for purposes of overseeing compliance with regulations that will expand our ability to get insight to the quality of the money-laundering efforts across the country and in many services industry, and that will enhance the confidence financial

the march of dimes and the pearlman school of medicine will announce launch of the new, prematurity research center, ten million-dollar multi year investment. >> yes. >> retired philadelphia eagles darwin walker will be on hand for today's announcement at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. walker is father of a preman mature baby so he will discuss his role as an ambassador dad for the march of dimes n pennsylvania more than 16,000 babies are born every year prematurely, and internationally renowned baby photographer ann getes is also involved. she will be in our studio. you know those photos. they are iconic. she will be in the studio later this morning. they are so cute. >> so if you are planning to go to mexico make sure you bring some cash. why mexican officials are charging americans, to cross the border. grandma is so happy to be here for your very first christmas. i hear you're quite the expert at waking people up in the morning. let me show you how grandma does it. ♪ you're daddy made this when he was a little boy. ♪ this is your dad in my house, where he had his first c

panelists is the director of unit for experimental psychiatry at the university of pennsylvania's pearlman school medicine, and brian teft, at the aaasociate safety.or traffic >> good morning. thank you for inviting me to speak at this important meeting. i'm going to begin by setting the stage for the biological that make drowsiness it so terrifically dangerous when we drive. next slide, please. remind thoseng to listening and looking at these slides are that, as near as we now, all animals need to sleep. and humans are no exception. sleep is an essential part of our health and survival. have to do it on a daily basis and we have to achieve sleepy sleep and we need that is of adequate duration to ensure we don't have andntrolled drowsiness sleepiness during the daytime. next slide, please. remindere is just a that when we don't receive fallate sleep, we tend to asleep very rapidly. going down on the left shows that the longer we're awake, the more rapidly we will and the more rapidly we will transition into a stage of sleep where we cannot recover even if we're alerted. remindsh on the rig

harvey pearlman! >> harvey -- or chancellor, come on. i'll oust you.hings that are there. sorry. >> students around the country line up to compete in the youth entrepreneurship contest this year, and our next guest is thee first middle schooler to win the competition. yesterday, she met president obama with the other winners. there she is in the oval office on the right. say hello this morning to lily who is 14, from baltimore, and the founder of lily's leg warmers. good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >> we're doing very well. it's great to see you this morning. >> it's great to talk to you. >> talk about how you came up with the idea for lily's leg warmers, they are warmers you knit yourself? >> yes. i make them out ogranic materials that are breathable and help improve dancers athletic performance. my younger sister is a dancer and injured several times and needed warmers to help her. when i developed the product for her, i thought that maybe other dances would be interested in it. >> when did you start? you're 14 right now. >> right. i've be

us almost every weekend here at fox will be on hand to later this morning as march of dimes and pearlman school of medicine announced something big, the launch of the new prematurity least search center, ten million-dollar multi year investment. darwin, a father of a premature baby himself, will discuss his role as an ambassador dad to the march of dimes and internationally renowned baby photographer ann getes is also involved and she will be in our studio what a treat this is, this morning. >> sure will be. >> wow. >> i remember looking at her books growing up. >> babies in flower boxes and stuff like that. we have a treat for her as well. little gift. >>> new tea tails bay football hazing scandal at sayreville war memorial high school in new jersey. the school in new jersey. >> the e-mails were obtained from a public records request. according to nj.com they revealed teams head football coach was earning a additional compensation from the school district and another e-mail reveals an investigation into whether an assistant coach was selling steroids to the team. this is high school tea

commissioner pearlman, yes. and president hasz, yes. that motion passes 6-0. >> seeing no further projects we will adjourn this meeting. (meeting adjourned). . >> good morning, everyone. san francisco budget & finance committee for november 5, 2014, my name isar