mueller & jason thrupp, requestors, asking that the board take jurisdiction over bpa no. 2012/10/29/2977, which was issued on april 18, 2013; the appeal period ended on may 03, 2013 and the jurisdiction request was filed at the board office on aug. 05, 2013. permit holder: urban green investments llc. project: repair wood frame in basement; replace retaining wall in basement; rebuild one bay windoww>> item no. 4 a. the subject property. sf 41234 we will start with the requester. you have 3 minutes. >> thank you. good evening board members, president. there is probably not enough time in a whole day to discuss all the issues so i will focus on the reason we are here. we are here because we are seeking permission to file an appeal even though this permit issued in april of 2013, the tenants just found out recently about it in connection with the revised revision to cost permit that is issued in i believe june 27, 20126789 , there was no notification filed in october of 20126789 there is no posting, no letter, no phone call. if you look at the building code 106 a point 3 that requires notification and affidavit in addition to other requirements

the board has the option to spent the recommended periodicals arrest last year the board did award to all of those who submitted bids whether or not they were that responsive. the prices that were submitted are in line most of them are the same as last year with some minor increases. if the board choose to follow the past practice and award to all of the periodicals who submitted bids then the board would consider adding the following. the san francisco bay view for the african-american community and the daily for the chinese community and for the hispanic community and in the nandz side western addition and the view. and i'm here to respond if you have questions >> colleagues any questions at this time. thank you chair you farrell there are there's a imperial lighted they're not mentioned here >> they did not submit a bid. i can check >> thank you. and then just looking at the list of the same. i think it would be important to have a spanish paper as well. so i would be open to including the non responsive biders as well >> supervisor bred. >> i just wanted to make a comment bye beca

board to look into the heated talks. the governor may decide to impose a 60-day cooling off period between bart and the unions. no new talks are scheduled from the information we are receiving. for now, trains are rolling. >> a public board of inquiry is an official review of events or actions. the governor is appointing a three-member board to investigate the contract dispute between bart and the unions providing a written report in seven days. the governor use add law allowing the states to intervene if a strike would "significantly disrupt public transportation and endanger public health, safety, and welfare." >> the strike that was avoided is causing confusion. wayne? >> no sign commuters yet. we cannot tell if they are confused but there are signs of life at the west oakland bart station on 7th. you can see a truck. are you happy to be working? are you talking? [ inaudible ] >> he said he will keep his mouth shut for now. the first train doesn't leave until 4:30 to dublin/pleasanton and the next train to the city at 4:30. last night, commuters were relieved at the decision of the governor. >> i am happy to

. >> reporter: the board gathers information from both sides and reports to the governor who decides whether to issue a cooling off period>> this board of inquiry will substantiate and corroborate everything we've been saying however it does take us away from the negotiation table because we do have to prepare for this inquiry. >> i've been taking b.a.r.t. for 20 years. of course i want b.a.r.t. to run. i want this settled because otherwise it totally impacts everybody. >> reporter: we are back here live at west oakland. a b.a.r.t. spokesman believes it will continue. it's unclear when that might happen. as far as how the day has shaped up so far, b.a.r.t. spokesperson is telling us it pretty much looks like any other day. reporting live in west oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> this is just a reprieve. the b.a.r.t. strike is on hold but it has not been averted altogether. nbc bay area will follow the inquiry and what follows after that. we will keep you updated on air and online. nbcbayarea.com. >>> new this morning, traffic is still backed up on the bay bridge after a big rig caught fire just before 6:00 a

board will hand in a court to the governor in seven days. based on the report, the governor will decide if there will be a cooling off period. ers of the governor's board that will investigate the talks will make just $100 a day. the board chairman, jacob applesmith, the current director of thpartment of alcohol, beverage control, mickey callahan is san francisco's director of human resources and robert balginore is a former union leader. for more, go to ktvu.com. you can sign up for b.a.r.t. strike alerts. all of that at ktvu.com. >>> 8:06. investigators have now identified the young victim of snra's 30th homicide this year. police say 19-year-old kimberly joyce estrada was shot early saturday morning while riding in a car. this happened shortly after 1:00 a.m. near south second. police say the shooter was someone outside of the vehicle. the driver, 21-year-old man, was not hurt. so far, no suspects have been pidded -- have been identified. >>> a search is underway for a teenager who walked away from a juvenile detention center. the 16-year-old was being held at the log cabin youth camp. he left the detention center around 6

a three member board appointed by the governor will hold a hearing on the request for a 60 day cooling off period. that board must commit a report to the governor in 7 days. he will decide whether to authorize a cooling off period. >>> we talked with the lieutenant governor after the news broke that the governor had averted a strike but he had very little to say publicly. >> when you make a commitment not to have a conversation which i'm more than happy to do and look forward to doing, just not at this moment. i appreciate you finding me and tracking me down but i want to fulfill my commitment i made to the sides. >> he criticized both sides in the bart labor dispute. the man who relaced him as the mayor issued a statement about the crisis. the mayor wrote, i applaud the governor for his divisive actions and the people of the bay area will not endure the bart strike on monday. the riding public is and must remain our number one priority as all parties work to resolve the dispute. the governor stepped in two hours before the strike deadline ensuring trains will run for at least the next seven days

period in the b.a.r.t. contract talks. a few moments ago, officials first governor's office were in san francisco county superior court with union reps. this morning, the boardjames fang told us he believes there are personality conflicts between union and management negotiators. during the 60-day cooling off period, the board is probably going to need to get more involved. again, strike a verdict. at least for tomorrow morning and the next 60 days. >>> a multistate manhunt ended with a rescue of a teenage crew in idaho and the killing of her alleged acductor. the 16-year-old hannah anderson from san diego is reportedly in good condition but her father, who is heading to idaho, said he's worried about what she may have been through. the fbi agents spotted her and the 40-year-old from the air yesterday. then a hostage recovery team trekked in and one agent shot him to death. >> and thick smoke and ash still blowing over parts of riverside county and over two dozen homes were destroyed and 10 firefighters were hurt and one mountain biker. no word on what caused the fire and, in the meantime, one more look at the weather forecast? >> besides the operative word.

the board will hear from management and union leaders and report to the governor. the gone will decide whether to impose a cooling off period. the board itself will have very littled authority or power. >> they will not make a decision which is the right one. they will not tell the governor what to do. >> and the governor appointed that board when he intervened at the request of bart management to avert a strike. management turned to the governor hours before the deadline fearing that, woulders were ready to walk off the job again. in the meantime, bart will have to pay for the shuttle bus that it hired in the event of a strike. we showed you live the scene from the walnut creek station yesterday morning, the busses were taking them to san francisco. it sent an e-mail to drivers -- drivers advising them the strike was off but a lot of them did not get the message. and in addition, bart says some companies have a 72-hour cancellation policy. >>> and fans are reacting to the drug scandal. baseball suspended alex rodriguez and 12 others for violating the drug policy. there is not a single player for the as or the giants on tha

>> that there will be a board of inquiry to determine whether or not there will be a cooling off period. >> and that it has to be the next governor so we don't miss that determination. >> you need to explain it to viewers. and that the board, it will be established for them on the contract to see what will be going on as they could hear it and make a determination for them. it's not like a hearing though, right? >> yes. >> and we don't know what they are going to find as we need to present that. >> and what they find is whether or not they are looking for it. and to extend this and make it a longer cooling off period. and whether or not that the parties will have an ability for them to reach the agreement. and as they said, i mean the evidence that they experienced as they did it today that it was just a waste of time and the eve of the strike. this is when we should have been locked in and got things resolved, but that's not the issue. they need to determine how long it will take for bart to get serious. >> do you know when you will first make the experience? >> within seven days now.

so we've cock come back to the plans committee and the full board periodically throughout this phase as we've made more progress and clarified what, again, more work needs to be done. the total phase of this work where we're estimating now at 6.7 million dollars, which is within -- near 10 percent of the original cost, but again, we are requesting this work in installments. >> requesting it in installments. hello. >> i do want to clarify because this is an authority led contract and geary is one of the bigger ones and cash is pretty tight. we purposely asked for the money in installments to help cash flow it, but i think the positive benefit is the transparency by forcing us to come back to you for approval. we knew that the likelihood of us discovering more things that needed to be done, more outreach, technical issues we didn't think would come up [inaudible] coming in from one big number up front but in pieces with the sfmta what we needed to do. >> i want to add that as we've gotten into the project we've started to identify some of the issues that in other projects are identifie

period. a sign the board then issue that had cooling off allowing both sides top reach a deal. in cases they have. >> i'm not in agreement. i don't believe we have right to hold passengers hostage. >> a strike could be called by bart unions. >> we'll do our best. we want the public to be warned we asked riders to deliver their own message. >> i would say get it together so we can get to work. >> i think there are great benefits. should probably stop complaining about them. >> don't strike. we need you. >> riders hope someone is listen being. >> breaking news on the peninsula students are being told sti away from windows because of police activity in the area. >> new concerns tonight after a gas leak shut down streets in downtown burlingame. pg&e called immediately but no one called burlingame police department until an hour after the accident. the area cleared about 10:00. >> california students took a step back this year but officials say students drop just a fraction of proficiency in math, science and english. the state is switching to national standards. >> this is going to

period. >> reporter: that state board will be holding a hearing this upcoming week. union representatives and bart representatives are planning to offer testimony about their suspected proposals. bart's union is holding a rally. they're hoping it will lead to a settlement. alex savage. >> thank you. the governor order that kept bart running was good news for riders. >> the most people including myself had been spending all week making preparations for this week. like i said, i'm happy that i didn't have to use that. >> i'm very glad. i don't understand why they wait ed so long try negotiate it and then the last week try to surge through it. >> for all the latest information go to ktvu.com. there you will find responses from bart management and the union on the governor's intervention. plus you can sign up for bart strike alerts on ktvu.com. >>> several families were forced through their homes after a fire ripped through an apartment complex in the south bay. how a cooking accident caused devastating damage. >> windows and doors throughout this apartment complex are b

boards. the governor will decide whether to impose a cooling off period of up to 60 days. the board itself will have limited authority for power. >> they will not make recommendation. they will not make a decision in terms of what's the right one. they will not tell the governor what to do. >> governor brown appointed the board when he intervened at the request of park management. they have one week to present the governor with a written report. meantime they say they'll have to pay for the shuttle buses they have hired in the event of a strike. we showed you a scene from yesterday morning. the bus is ready to bring commuters to san francisco. they sent an e-mail advising them the strike was off. apparently, many of them did not get the message. some bus companies have a 72 hour cancellation policy. >> developing news this morning. a statewide amber alert has been issued for two children abducted from the boulevard near the mexican boarder 16 year old hannah anderson and 18 year old anderson. they're believed to have been traveling through canada or texas. he was last seen

and with your recommendation, it goes to the board of supervisors, and there is 30-day wait period in land use. and the board of supervisors, hears it twice and there is ten days for the mayor to sign and 30 days, before it becomes effective. and that has to all happen between july first and january first. so, it is a very that things have to just click off like clock work. published in among that, the publisher has to publish the codes. and so we sent them, or supervisors actually sent them to the legislation, and a copy of the legislation to include the document and they publish it and deliver the hard copies to us and we need to get the quick training on it and we implement it on the first and there is an on-line version that the publisher publishes and we have it available on the website and there is training and out reach and there is administrative bulletins which i will be back later in the subsequent months to update all of those to the new codes as well. so, i think that at this point, we have a fairly good con sen us document and our, the general policy of the department is

governor brown says he will ask for a 60 day cooling off period sunday. the boardm a strike will cause harm to health, safety and welfare. laura anthony joins us live now with more on the negotiations underway. laura? >> we just received word they will come down here and make a statement about this cooling off period they're expected to continue negotiation was bart. the reason we vbt had much reaction is that they have n up there most of the day. the governor expected these talks to continue while decided on the cooling off period that is what happened. that said, both sides indicated little movement so far on those remaining key issues today it's supposed to be dedicated to the big economic issues of pay and benefits confounding to both sides as we speak, the teams are upstairs we're told mediator going back and forth with proposals. unions are expected to give us a statement. a spokesperson says they're pleased the governor is willing to go to court because it's the only way to guarantee there will be no strike looming over the heads of bay area commuters. negot

the bart board requested a cooling off period from governor brown. here is a copy of the letter they sent to governor brown making the request. he didn't issue a cooling off period. he issued -- he ordered an investigation between bart and the unions. in the letter requesting a cooling off period, bart's president said, quote, we believe the public should not be deprived of the public service unless all alternatives have been utilized. the board of directors you can tayed to the media saying it was more than generous. >> it is frustrating to feel you are offering the best wage increases and the best benefits in the transit industry. and then to be accused of union busting. i think if you look at our latest offer and compare it, it is a generous offer. it is not a union busting offer and not a union busting board. >> union members are still accusing the board of not willing to negotiate. he said they have been willing to meet every day since the first strike ended. we will continue to monitor the gore yagses and -- negotiations and will have live upda

the bart board requested a cooling off period from governor brown. here is a copy of the letter they sent to governor brown making the request. he didn't issue a cooling off period. he issued -- he ordered an investigation between bart and the unions. in the letter requesting a cooling off period, bart's president said, quote, we believe the public should not be deprived of the public service unless all alternatives have been utilized. the board of directors you can tayed to the media saying it was more than generous. >> it is frustrating to feel you are offering the best wage increases and the best benefits in the transit industry. and then to be accused of union busting. i think if you look at our latest offer and compare it, it is a generous offer. it is not a union busting offer and not a union busting board. >> union members are still accusing the board of not willing to negotiate. he said they have been willing to meet every day since the first strike ended. we will continue to monitor the gore yagses and -- negotiations and will have live upda

mueller & jason thrupp, requestors, asking that the board take jurisdiction over bpa no. 2013/05/16/7130, which was issued on june 24, 2013; the appeal period ended on july 09, 2013 and the jurisdiction request was filed at the board office on july 15, 2013. permit holder: urban green investments llc. project: revision to bpa no. 2012/10/29/2977; cost revision; unit 1998 need to replace entire slab and replace with structural slab; units 800-1, 802a, 804, 806a, 808 will need to replace floor joists under kitchens; all as per original plans. >> i am a second year student at the college of law and i am working under (inaudible) in the housing klen ing clinic and i will be representing these tenants of the golden gate street property and we request the jurisdiction because on june 4th they filed with the planning department requesting notification for all permits in the building after receiving notification that they were applying for a building permit. but before, the permit had been issued. and the tenants feared being displaced from the homes during the course of these renovations as they would have to leave the property during that time. t

mueller & jason thrupp, requestors, asking that the board take jurisdiction over bpa no. 2013/05/16/7130, which was issued on june 24, 2013; the appeal period ended on july 09, 2013 and the jurisdiction request was filed at the board office on july 15, 2013. permit holder: urban green investments llc. project: revision to bpa no. 2012/10/29/2977; cost revision; unit 1998 need to replace entire slab and replace with structural slab; units 800-1, 802a, 804, 806a, 808 will need to replace floor joists under kitchens; all as per original plans.

the board will then report its findings to the governor by the end of the week. and the governor could then call for a 60 day cooling off period. the b.a.r.t. board of inquiries public hearing is scheduled to start at 10:30 tomorrow morning. it'll be held at the state building at 1515 clay street in oakland. >>> now if you can't make it in person you can watch that meeting online. we'll be streaming it in its entirety on ktvu.com. you will find a banner near the top of the home page. >>> even though b.a.r.t. trains are running, morning commuters trying to get to san francisco boy they have had two days of massive delays. this was the scene just before 11:00 this morning as traffic was crawling along the bay bridge toll plaza. the back up was caused by a stalled ac transit bus on the upper deck just before treasure island. now this comes just a day after a big rig caught fire causing major delays for much of the day. happened around 5:45 yesterday morning and created a traffic nightmare. in fact, it took 12 hours for traffic to fully recover. the driver of the truck said the fire started after he blew out a tire just before the

the board will hear from management and union leaders and then will issue jerry brown a report before sunday. after that, the governor will decide whether to order a cooling off-period up to 60 days. the board itself will have limited authority and power. >> he will not make a recommendation or a decision in terms of which decision is the right one. >> reporter: california's cooling off measure has been used five times in b.a.r.t. labor disputes since 1998. >>> it's only tuesday. already it's been a rough week for morning commuters heading to san francisco. this is a live look at conditions right now at the toll plaza. it looks good. a little backup on some of those right toll lanes. for the second day in a row, there were long backups. this time it was due to a stalled ac transit bus. this is video taken before 9:00 this morning and traffic was just crawling along. >>> a state wade amber alert has been issued for two children believed to have been kidnapped from san diego county. here's more. >> here is a picture of our suspect. his name is james lee dimaggio. >> reporter: investigators believe 40-year-old james lee dimaggio shaved his beard and mustache after he a

board will then give the governor a report on negotiations. and the governor will decide to call for a 60 day cooling off period. the bart inquiry board are made up of three people. jacob applesmith. micki callahan. and robert blagenorth. each member will be paid $100 a day for their work. >>> today investigators will try to determine what caused the massive big rig fire that caused a day long traffic mess on the bay bridge. the nightmare began yesterday morning in san francisco. lanes did not reopen until 3:00 in the afternoon. the back up continued for hours after that. some drivers ran out of gas adding to that gridlock. >> america's cup racing is scheduled on san francisco bay. the racing team will be competing for the first time since may. race against italy's challenge at 1:15. the skipper says the team is just beginning to train on their new boat. >>> other bay area headlines now. the man accused of stripping naked and harassing people in san francisco has been ordered to stand trial. 24-year-old faces charges. a bart employee says the defendant ran naked threw the 16th street mission statement and kicked

negotiations this weekend, bart, eastern, wants the governor to grant a 60-day cooling off period and the district told the board of inquiry that the two sides are still $100 million apart on the main economic issues and the unions say it is significantly less than that. bart lead negotiator told us this morning that talks are fence but cordial. >> i don't raise my voice or yell or scream and they don't, either, it is a polite relationship. everyone is trying to do their job. >> we are ready to negotiate and see to we can get any kind of deal. hopefully, the district is seriously opposed to a strike and comes to the table and negotiates. we were at the table all day yesterday and they were there foe 25 minutes. >> the board of inquiry is a panel appointed by the governor and is expected to issue their report as soon as today and the governor, then, has until sunday for decide whether to grant the cooling off period. so far, the unions have not issued another strike but they did put out a resolution release late yesterday saying that things don't go well today they may issue a 48-hour strike warning this evening.

period was called o. sunday, a seven-day board of inquiry was convened to examine the bitter labor dispute. the inquiry period officially ends on sunday, which is, again, when governor jerry brown promised to order the 60- day cooling off period if a deal is not reached by then. >>> the search for sandra coke took a grim turn this afternoon. at this hour, the medical examiner is on the ground in vacaville in the ongoing search for the missing woman from oakland who has not been seen since last sunday. a woman's body was found at this site in vacaville this afternoon. shortly after search teams announced they were leaving vallejo and heading to the lagoon valley regional park. the body was found on the other side of interstate 80 by cherry glen road. we have live team coverage of the active investigation. paul chambers has spent the day learning more about the person of interest named in coke's disappearance. first, we go to ktvus mike mibach in vacaville where the area has been taped off to investigators. mike. >> reporter: i'm standing in the middle of cherry glen road and it's blocked off

been in groupon and when it was below 5 i said it was one of the best picks on the market, on the board period they've come up 100% from there. >> we're just getting back to where this thing is a real business again. they were basically dismissed when mason was running them. as they push eed mason aside an brought in a little more leadership -- >> they just told you they're going to go for the low margin revenue growth. >> they may go for that. obviously those activists are the ones pushing in that direction. they're still going to get growth in the mobile side. >> tell us who you think won that debate. tweet us @cnbcfastmoney. use #bull or #bear and we will give you the results at the end of the show. it's a huge day for crude as syrian concerns drive oil up to a two-year high. let's get more from josh lipton. he's manning the futures now desk. hey, josh. >> scott, that's right. as the u.s. appears to get closer to striking syria, crude has surged 6% in a week. now, anthony grisanti, syria doesn't export any oil, so why, gris, is the oil market so concerned here? >> well, josh, let's look at

period. we have to make that very clear. this is only a seven day board of inquiry. at that time there's going to be a review of all relevant facts germane to the contract situation and everything that's gone on. after that seven day board -- the five member seven day board convenes there will be a determination made that the time then we'll know what's going on. so right now we're looking at seven days once the panel is convened. >> what about the determination? >> we have no way of knowing what that determination will be. we will go there and present the facts of what we will represent as our full and fair bargaining. >> are they unfortunately not negotiating -- >> too many questions. >> can that board then determine what kind of contract there should be going forward? >> they will determine whether or not there is reason to extend the period to a 60 or a 30 or 60 day cooling off period that's its and that's all for them. >> at some point you have to come back and deal with b.a.r.t. and deal with them again. >> we have a contract that we have to bargain. >> we're g

then it will be up to the board to determine if a cooling-off period ask necessary. christie smith live in oakland this morning with what both sides are saying about this last-minute change. >> reporter: within the last couple minutes we saw a welcome sight, the first b.a.r.t. train of the morning rolling in. it looks like crowds are rather light this morning. if you did make those alternate transportation plans, you won't need them this morning. that is because b.a.r.t. is rolling, as you said. governor jerry brown stepped in, so no sfrik today. he basically ordered both sides to give some information to help block this strike as that midnight deadline was winding down. b.a.r.t.'s union workers were set to walk off the job. at b.a.r.t.'s request, the governor appointed a board to investigate the negotiations. each side will explain what's happened over the past few weeks. the board gives the governor a report within seven days and the governor decides whether to order a cooling-off period. the union says b.a.r.t. is postu posturing. >> no reason why we have to conti

board of inquiry will have a public hearing tomorrow. it will give the governor a report on negotiations. then the governor will decide whether to call for a 60 day cooling off period. here's a look at who is on the board. jacob applesmith. micki call-- callahan. and robert balgerorth. >> 4:33 now. bay bridge traffic should be back to normal today. a far cry from yesterday when a fire caused a major westbound back up most of the day. lanes at the accident site were closed for more than 9.5 hours. joe looked at why it took so long to clean up that mess. >> a big rig that crossed the bay bridge burst into flames. >> ten hours later, the heat of frustration was still boiling over as these folks got out of their cars and into each other's faces. >>> for most of the day, westbound traffic was at a standstill backed up for miles. >> it's crazy. >> some drivers couldn't hold it and ended up using the bathroom on the freeway. many others ran out of gas. the cops declared the crash scene clear around 4:00. ironic, on the very day the bart strike was averted. >> and even with bart, there's still a traffic jam. i get it. it's funny but it's not funny. >> what took so long to

the three-board member will hear from both sides and then report to governor jerry brown. the governor will decide whether to impose a cooling off period board itself will have limb illed authority or power r -- limited authority or power. >> he will not make recommendation, they will not tell the governor what to do. >> california's cooling-off measure has been used five times in the b.a.r.t. labor dispute since 1988. four times, those cooling-off periods ended with a contract agreement. however, in 1997, the 60-day cooling off period was followed by a six-day b.a.r.t. strike. >>> airports around the world say all flights are back on schedule this morning. that's after the reservation system went down for three hours overnight. more than 300 airlines around the world use saber reservations to handle reservations. at least one traveler tried to keep it all in perspective. >> flights delayed, good news, planes not taking off. bad news, not gonna be where i -- not gonna be where i need to be when i need to be there. >> passengers were able to check in manually. most waited for the system to be online. some passengers missed connections.

findings will go to the governor who could impose a 60-day cooling off period for more negotiating time. >> reporter: one of the board of inquirey members did not agree. >> i'm surprised to hear you say this can be achieved by sunday night. >> i think the resolution will come if they strike! because the public will be heard. >> that's going to happen? you're saying the strike is inevitable, and when the public gets mad? >> yeah, somebody will wise up. >> reporter: well, are that is a drastic resolution. it is expected that the governor will decide by sunday night to impose a 60-day cooling off period. that's when the 7-day contract extension expires. >> when will they agree to host the next bargaining session? what are the chances of a settlement by sunday? >> reporter: a lot of people said it's not clear that they can even settle by sunday. they are so far apart, it's a slim chance. but given that, they are scheduled to go back to the bargaining table at least thursday and friday. they could talk all the way to sunday night to the 11th hour. let's hope something happens that breaks before then. cludes a >>> union le

with these parties must include their comments within the 3 and 7 minute periods, they have 3 minutes each to address the board but no rebuttals, to assist the board in the accurate preparation of minutes, members who wish to speak on an item are asked but not require today submit a speaker card when you come up to the podium, speaker cards and pens are available at the left side of the podium. the board also welcomes your questions and suggestions, there are customer satisfaction survey forms on the left side of the podium. if you have questions about requesting a rehearing or rules or hearing schedule, speak to board staff at break or after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow morning, it is located at 1615 mission street, room 304. this meeting is broadcast live on san francisco government television, sfgovtv cable 78 and dvd's of this meeting are available for purchase directly from sfgovtv. thank you for your attention, we'll conduct our swearing in process. if you intend to testify at any of tonight's hearing and wish to have the board give your testimony evidentiary weight, please stand, raise

5th and i just have to the board a stamped copy of the jurisdiction request and the opening brief and shows that it was stamped on july 5th and therefore within the time period that the project sponsor alleged we had not or the request would end, and other than that i have nothing to add to what we have said in the papers. >> the board members have the copy of the stamped filing with that. >> okay, thank you, we can hear from the motion holders. >> good evening, vice president lazarus and members of the board of appeals, my name is margo bradii and a partner representing the sponsor, the plaintiff filed the jurisdiction request that the board takes the jurisdiction over the planning code 295 actions related to the project. and behalf of the project sponsor we would like to respectfully request that you deny those or that request for the following reasons, first they have not met the standard for a jurisdiction request under your rules, the request can be granted on a four, fifth vote of the board where the city has intentionally caused the appellants to be late in filing their appeal. in this case they have failed to show any intentional city action that cau

the board will determine whether there is reason to have a 30 or 60-day cooling off period.r continuing coverage of the b.a.r.t. labor dispute on our website and at 4:30 tomorrow morning on today on the bay. >> you have brightened tomorrow for people who were dreading that med mess. >> i did personally. >> and he has a chance to brighten it further. >> by next weekend if you like summer it will be nice. but tomorrow morning mist and drizzle could slow your commute at sfo. it could cause delays there. air travel delays instead of b.a.r.t. delays. >> all right, rob, thanks, very much. >>> have a good night. see you next weekend. >> good night. >>> tonight, class action. >> the only university mentioned are harvard, yale, columbia, stanford. >> this man is start agnew college where you get everything you get from a top tier university but the classes will be online. >> the tuition which is traditionally $40,000 a year would be well under half of that amount. >> class action goes inside san francisco's ambitious new education startup, the minerva project. the governor made good