a presentative moore -- aas former policymaker, is there anything you have personal would change -- do we need to better educate primary physicians on? you have spent a lot of time on the side -- if you were here, of t questions would you ask nih -- is there anything that we did not ask or did not cover? >> i think you have asked appropriate questions of nhi. i think it is important that people in this country understand that this is a disease that is affecting more and more people. i was not terribly surprised when i was diagnosed. their rstand that genetics involved. i hope that one day they find a cure. as a nation, we need to deal with this disease as best as we can. i really appreciate that you are holding this hearing, and trying to get more information see the do the right thing. you very much. rogen, i have to be honest, i night ading this last i said, hillary for charity? forgot the t. us more about " hilarity for charity" and why you focus on young people. >> we chose to focus on young people because they are the ones who will be affected by this very soon. this seems to be v

evening superintendent carranza and school board commissioners and staff i'm thrilled to present to this gentleman mr. moore could you a has been teaching for over 25 years he's been the world language department head and sfusd mentor attentive hiss his other replenishment is vice president of the california association japanese language teachers and college board moderator and the japanese teacher board men and the japanese-american board member what's important is what happens in the classroom he uses a various streaming and curriculum with the students the one thing i appreciate he want his students to be lifelong japanese learns and involved in the community with our students and one of the highlight one the highlights is with our japanese how shall students they've raised over $13,000 and those funds were given to the students there in japan after the earthquake without further ado i'm mr. melberger pleased to introduce the teacher of the award year winner (clapping.) >> okay good evening superintendent carranza and president fewer and also board of education commissioner my name is teddy teach japanes

>> >>commissioner kathrin moore: can i ask something regarding the presentation. the folder was a rather large piece, would someone who was somewhat involved in this review the folder so we can at least fully understand the comments just made. >> commissioner moore, i will be sure to pass that along to the appropriate team member. >> thank you. >> sue hester with two things. first thing is would you pay particular attention to speaking into your microphones. it's really hard hearing the audience when people sit back and assume that voice is going out. that applies to commissioners as well as the public. second thing is we have become supremely jaded. the last hearing of this commission was a long hearing because of comments on the 5m eir. at the end of the meeting the planning commission extended the comment period in presence of all the people watching online, in home or in the audience. that was reversed at 5:00 on friday by the planning department. the notice came to a couple of us. it was 5:00 on friday. friday when people were leaving for thanksgiving. it didn

moore. >> thank you for your thoughtful presentation i was arena when more people were speaking against it than this room could possibly hold i don't want to dwell on the past i'm impressed from the prospective that the setting which occurs has questions but you've well answered i'm happy to say the accumulation of buildings we're dealing with the citing in the way i do and am glad we're finding a way to redefine micro e mission bay the hospital basically of the main mission bay being an institutional viable off accomodation we're having something that can potentially create a new center and focus within a similar looking building the arena about evolve and find it's proper facade and other lemons i thing i'm interested a new office building where the larger hope they've distinguish wvm the architecture of the other buildings there's an element of sameness he hope you'll reach that making it - i'm happy about the continuation of the waterfront i'm sure the port will be supportive the mandate of the bay trail and the city's idea of connecting the buildings and have fisherman's wharf all the

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presenting yourself. and at moorehouse being a moore house man is a part of the doctrine at that university. >> exactly. and, you know, bring it back to a tradition where you dressed for success and you felt proud. >> so right now as i pointed out. it's for males. it's an all-male university. you have a list, a wish list of other universities you want to get your gear out. what is your list. >> the short list is spellman college, howard university, hampton university, and famu, as a matter of fact. we want to cross over as well. we want to include university of florida, alabama, even your alma mater. i would love to see that! you're a designer. did you design it on your own? >> i designed everything on my own. the cardigans and rugbies are basic pieces but i added everything else to it. >> anthony knows me. he's so kind to bring a handsome model in for us. come on over! let me see what you're wearing. tell me about this one. >> this is the rugby, actually. it's going to be available in grey and in black. it's very simple. very inspired by ralph lauren, if i might say. it's one of my favorite pieces. >>

recommends it includes the unusual circumstances that are presenting itself to the commission that makes sense. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you commissioner moore. >> i'm glad that i wrote the memo and were standing her pretty much standing up for our practice the question i want to ask you in our using the word subject to the quality you're not lvns to the circumstances surrounding c p 1930 c is one example that requires an extension it is circumstances but a complicated project and was mentioned by you on the other hand, for example in the particular case of 5 m it involves multiple sites it involves more than 5 or more special use districts which all needs to be considered it involves a larger area plan still to be determined so i think even that what sequa says is generalized for the state of california where primarily you have community and circumstances multiplied as context as the city of san francisco and since i think the city practices are rigorous the department is vote to it sequa practice i assume you'll broadened the definition of what you consider means the sites like 5 m would automatically fallen into the definition and again,

if commissioner wu you were present for the beginning, to leave early and you reviewed the remainer of the morning and commissioner moore youbut you had and falls within a 40 district. as mentioned the project was initially heard october 16th 2014 and continued to today. after significant public testimony, both in support and opposition of the project, planning commission continue had had item to raise a number of issues to discuss a number of issues including the concentration of ncds in the exkelsior neighborhood and potential enforcement issues of existing ncd with respect to storefront transparency and compliance with conditions of approval. and also the discussion to potentially increase the green zone in the likelihood that recreational use would be legalized in california in 2016 the planning code section requires any ncds seeking to locate within 500' of another ncd may be allowed as conditional use provided that other are also met. under current log ontoion, they would have require a conditional use authorization to be located in close proximity to one another. based on preliminary staff analysis, only a small

. >> receipt wister spoon and julianne moore both generating a loft oscar buzz at the box office this weekend. >> nancy odel present tapement tonight shows us the mover that's people are going to be talking about this weekend. >> what's it like? like what does it actually feel like? >> oh, always the same. i have good days, bad days. >> julianne moore is alice, woman diagnosissed when early onset alzheimer's, as the disease progresses her bond with her family including her youngest daughters put to the test. >> on my good days, i can, you know, almost pass for a normal person. but on my bad daisy feel like i can't find myself. >> horrible. >> thanks for asking. >> heart breaking story but one that its star is very proud of. >> we're so thrilled that people are responding to this movie. the fact that it is out, people are seeing it, they like it, it is to just means the world to us. >> buzz receipt whitherspoon bridges it to the big screen, pulling double duty as star and producer. >> around the same time i read cheryle's book, i was really just seeing a real deficit in the marketplace of strong roles and women in f

present an overview of lease term. so, i give it to michael. there you are. >> hello, everybody, executive director moore, president katz and commissioners. we are pleased to be back here. john described a little bit of where we are. it's been an interesting couple of years as i think all your projects are. this is a complicated port lease structure so we've been working on it really hard. we think we made great progress and we think we're ready to sign a lease. it's been an effort to try to get the goals of the commission which included things like reactivating the pier, making things happen that were exciting. we appreciate the group before us for winning the world series so that our neighborhood is now more exciting than its was before. we think that's going to be a big factor going forward. we structured a couple of things to help the port in terms of the substructure and the reserve that were required. we gave a couple of options to the port to terminate the lease with certain penalties. all of which i think was an effort to try to make this meet the port's requirement as well as us to create a fina

agree with commissioner moore you have a 40 acre island how does this sdrbtd segregate with the selma plan. >> thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> thank you for your presentation i want to picking i didn't back on some of the comments like the tunnel or whatever the bridge cross the street it's great we're experiencing the street and alley infrastructure but i agree wherever you introduce or continue on with the you know buildings bloef above it it never feels the same no matter how high and that's a design concern i like the general design direction the building to feel look at bulky especially the office building in the residential or larger one that is situated open the site we get the design theory they feel bulky already and then i guess a lot of the details we're getting getting is in the dna what the value of up zoning is and the value of the city is getting all the public benefits what's the status and when will we laser that those get complicated we're not following the up zoning pretty massively or i imagine this is going to be a discussion. >> good afternoon kevin with the office of economic workforce development we're unifying do agree we have to g

moore. >> here. >> richards. >> here. >> we do expect commissioner johnson to arrive at some point. >> and i will take the roll for the health. >> chow. >> present. >> singer. >> pr

moore. commissioners, we left under your regular calendar on item 11. this is a zoning map amendment. >> good afternoon, commissioners, diego sanchez, planning department staff. today i'm presenting an ordinance that will amend the zoning map for the use. it's part of the bay shore blvd home improvement part of that zone commercial would rezone to pdr or rh 1 as appropriate. 1600 court land address and would rezone the property to r 1g and recommends the proposal to the board of supervisors. the ordinance intends to correct a minor variance to the ordinance and you heard early ier this year and the zone -- aligns this property. the use set is permitted and promoted in the proposed pdr 1 g district and generally afterwards the light manufacturing currently enjoyed in the ipd sud. this concludes my presentation. i'm available for questions. >president cindy wu: thank you. let's open for public comment. >> sue hester. i'm here to actively support this. when we did the rezoning we created a couple orphans and this is last one. this eliminates all the tables with the zoning on it. thank god. yes, after 8 years of work, yes, yes. thank you. >> thank you. is there any additional public

agree with commissioner moore you have a 40 acre island how does this sdrbtd segregate with the selma plan. >> thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> thank you for your presentation i want to picking i didn't back on some of the comments like the tunnel or whatever the bridge cross

moore. >> here. >> richards. >> here. >> we do expect commissioner johnson to arrive at some point. >> and i will take the roll for the health. >> chow. >> present. >> singer. >> present. >> chung. >> present. >> thank you, commissioners and you have one item it your special calendar for case number 2012.0403 and this is a joint informational hearing, and good morning, president's chow and wu, i am the assistant director of current planning today's presentation is a informational presentation on the california medical center with the development agreement for the 2013 reporting period. this is the first reporting period. today presentation, i am sorry, at today's presentation you will hear from the city staff on the compliance with the key components of the da that are relevant for the 2013 reporting period and as well as the updates on the compliance in 2014, following this hearing, the directors of planning and public health will determine if they are compliant with the 2013 obligations and issue the findings to that effect, a third party monitor will review the director's findings and inform the board of supervisors whether he agrees with the

i'll see what commissioner moore has to see but by and large there's a better area between windows and a little bit more distinct so i'm very much in favor the project as presented. >> commissioner hillis. >> yeah, i'm in favor of the garage conspiracy ordinance ralph street i go back to my commissioners, i think from people passing through and urging ralph streets as a cross through a problem we want to get to this will help with the raised sidewalk and the bounlt which i courage you all to keep working on i think one question the ralph the sidewalk gets wider after the sidewalk is that because of the bulb out or it narrows and widened some more. >> about the same. >> so it's wider and the same wealthy your bulb outing with why not go the width and keep ralph's the same. >> one of the comments we got back from the neighborhood in our first neighborhood meeting when we initially approach to bulb out from the corner to match the northern end of the ralph street this was pretty strong opposition in the room to keep the roadway as wide as possible for as much of the street as possible once you get up into the northern part of the street it becomes fairly narrow you

commissioners that were present, is that the four that were there, are actually the most diligent of the commissioners in my personal opinion. and the president, the vice president, moore, and so, do i hold their views and i support their views and a lot of times, yes i do. and so, i hope that you as neighbors, are able to figure this out. i don't think that this is an agregious addition as has been said here and i think that the communication could be better and will not support the appeal as well. >> all right, i don't want to sort of pile on but i share my fellow commissioners some what disappointment that it was not appreciated that it is a denovo and that there was an opportunity to present the case better. not just the break down of communication but i would like to have known the promises that were made and why they were not kept and that might have made an impact on me and i did have this thought why am i hearing so much about and i sympathize that she did not get a chance to speak, but there was present of time to speak and i join the fellow commissioners and i don't see any reason to over turn. >> move to up hold on the basis that this is code compliant. >> w

commissioners that were present, is that the four that were there, are actually the most diligent of the commissioners in my personal opinion. and the president, the vice president, moore, and so, do i hold their views and i support their views and a lot of times, yes i do. and so, i hope that you as neighbors, are able to figure this out. i don't think that this is an agregious addition as has been said here and i think that the communication could be better and will not support the appeal as well. >> all right, i don't want to sort of pile on but i share my fellow commissioners some what disappointment that it was not apprecd

in-depth bridge study and presents two more options to stabilize the bridge, just five days before gertie collapses, but they never get the chance to implement those plans. tim moore, senior structural engineer for washington's department of transportation says the cause of the collapse was torsional flutter or aerodynamic instability. >> that was the vice that took the bridge down. this was a condition that no structure can maintain for a significant period of time. >> gertie is replaced by a stronger bridge in 1950, ten years after the collapse. but a part of it still survives. >> this is the side span, the approach span. this is the original galloping gertie's 1940 bridge. you can see the two eight-foot-deep section. >> many lessons are learned from gertie's demise, including how critical aerodynamics are in building suspension bridges. >> there really wasn't a major suspension bridge built until galloping gertie collapsed until the replacement bridge in 1950. and many of the things that exist on the 1950s bridge are a tribute to better aerodynamic stability. >> in 2007, a twin bridge is completed. the architectural look of both structures resembles the origina

moore is on a mission collecting donations to help five families this year. he wants to make sure families who might not be able to afford anything has presents under the tree onistmas day. >>> about 300 people enjoyed a warm dinner tonight in camden, salvation army and campbell's soup hosted inaugural community holiday dinner held at the ray and joan crook core community center. campbell has announced it will train centers culinary staff ape put on cooking demonstrations for center members. >>> nut cracker market is opened, tonight the pennsylvania ballet held a ribbon cutting at kimmel center. we are looking at the largest indoor holiday shopping center in center city. there are 67 on vendors, ape through saturday, and from 11 to 5:00 on sunday. >>> one couple was sick of having packages, stolen off their porch, how they got revenge, if you look closely at your last comcast bill, some people were overcharged. how do you get that money back. >> this man survives 12 days at sea, he talks about his here owing ordeals. r ck, aner >>> ron abraham went sailing on thanksgiving day off the the coast of hawaii. they both started taking on water but they call for help