using very simple and portable gear. >> what reuben is doing is fixing a felix light to the bottom.ix built this light specifically for drone photography. >> once it's dark enough, i fly the drone with the al-250 mounted over my subject. >> a light on a drone, it's going to have to be a pretty serious light. >> it's a powerful light designed and built sfpecificall for what reuben is about to do. >> i position the light so i have the ability to paint in exactly which elements i want to in this production. >> that's magical. >> he's using the drone to light the scenery. he's still with his camera back at a location, right? >> you see him standing behind his camera there. he sets the exposure to a longer exposure, puts the drone up and just paints the areas that he wants exposed with that light. >> we're overwhelmed every day by images of our planet and they're very beautiful. what i wanted to do was go beyond that and show almost an abstraction. >> doesn't it look cool? >> it looks like he has the bottom of the ocean. >> i suppose they're a little bit like portraits. >> the bad lip-re

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tonight -- olivia wilde star of, "peewee's big holiday" paul reubens, music from joywave, featuring theg band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers this is, "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] all right, in that case, let's get to the news. two women were arrested at a bernie sanders rally in l.a. yesterday for removing their tops and revealing the words, "feel the bern," written on their naked bodies. so even if bernie doesn't beat hillary, he could still end up getting picked to replace zayn. [ laughter ] yeah. people on wall street are worried about the negative effects of a donald trump presidency. also worried, people on every street. [ laughter ] all the streets. [ cheers and applause ] every one of the streets. cul-de-sacs? cul-de-sacs? yes, also cul-de-sacs. [ laughter ] dr. ben carson appeared on "the view" this morning. and when asked afterwards what he thought of, "the view," he said, "blurry." [ laughter ] always blurry. my answer for all things, is "blurry." [

it was hostesses that were very reuben-esque. women, and they just wanted you to buy them food. [ laughter ] >> hamburgers, french fries, but the crystal bottle at that place was a two foot tall chicken tower. >> jimmy: this is your picture? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you ordered this and you ate it or they ate it? >> that is mayonnaise. they eat it in front of you. they perform a song, and then they play another song, and they devour the chicken in front of you. >> jimmy: really? >> and they get really angry if someone grabs their chicken. they were fighting over the food. it was amazing. >> jimmy: really? i feel like that's what i should be doing for a living. i could eat that tower, no problem. how many people ate it? >> it was three young ladies devoured the fried chicken tower. they wanted more, and we bought them a little more, and we left and they were like oh, they're polite and followed us out. i'm like no, it's fine. and they hit down and as soon as the door closes, they start jumping up and down on the elevator, and they go in

joining me now is bronx borough president reuben diaz jr., thank you very much for joining us this sunday morning. >> it's good to be here. >> let's talk a little bit about your father, if i may. >> i know. >> you know, a democratic state senator was the one who invited cruz to the bronx initially last year. here's what cruz had to say about meeting your father and then i'm going to get reaction to it. >> no regrets for hitting new york values? you don't think it's going to hurt you here? >> just a minute ago we were 3450e9ing with hispanic and african-american pastors. senator reuben diaz an african-american democratic state senator, he said i know exactly what you're talking about with new york values. and we can't stand it. >> so, first of all, what is your reaction to ted cruz using your father to essentially double down on his new york values comments? and what can you tell us about how that meeting with your father and other ministers went with senator ted cruz? >> it shows you how little he knows about the bronx and new york and our v

i am unstumpable. >> jimmy: you know what's we rick reuben is here and backstage tonight. okay, let's go with number two. >> jimmy: number two. all right. the man with the beard. number two. >> he went away. >> jimmy: number two. >> there he is. >> jimmy: are you johnny knoxville's mystery acquaintance? >> no, i'm not. >> jimmy: oh. hey, i see you got a -- are you a fly fisherman? what's that net going back there? >> yeah. it's used for something. >> jimmy: it's used for something. well. [ laughter ] >> uncomfortable. >> jimmy: that's not the guy. next we have -- >> i'm going to go with the young lady, yeah. i'm feeling pretty confident. >> jimmy: are you the person from johnny knoxville's past? >> yes, i am. >> jimmy: [ applause ] >> jimmy: yes, she is. so now you grot to figure out wo she is. >> i'm just looking at myself right now. there she is. let's see. now, where are you from? where do you live? >> jimmy: where do you live? >> los angeles. >> jimmy: los angeles. that's where we live. >> right. right. that's very interesting. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> are you getting nerv

like in san jose, ann reuben, fox 2 tv news. >>> ann, thank you. >>> that guy is a local customer. >> it is changing. you felt the clouds come in and drizzle activity. pretty much moved out and sunshine but not tomorrow. tomorrow it clouds up and it will start raining, most likely on that morning commute and you can see the clouds out there now. that's the system we are tracking. and that system will be in here after midnight in the far north bay. but by 6 or 7 in the morning. showery route -- throughout the north bay. it is moist atmosphere and radar picking up on it. after midnight we will see the drizzle and wet roadways by 3 or 4 in the north bay and showers by early morning. smile the system has southerly push because of the wind direction. temperatures cool down today and record sunday and records monday. pretty darn warm on tuesday and wednesday, a little bit more and here we are today. look at the color. beautiful. that doesn't look like april. that looks like maybe march or something like that. a little earlier in the year. the color for tomorrow morning, everywhere. the temp

reuben if he answers that. >> we had a list of potential questions we would be asked. >> was that one of them. >> that was close enough i said it the opening the problem is that so use a phrase you can't say please all the people all the time and started the process to reach out to the neighbors to please the adjacent neighbors or the rest of the frankly not so impacted you know a sense from the rest of the neighbors than a direct impact so the decision was made to merge the lots and build a bigger house if they turned around and built a large house on one lot they'll lose the neighbors on the vacant lot they've pleased and be here bay those neighbors did a very good job i've attended the meeting they have great graphics i commend them they spent a lot of time with the dew care but instead of it being them it would be the adjacent neighbors that support the project. >> maybe this is not on your list we don't have a role we have things the parts intended consequences snowballed and one of the examples we'll have to start it as a small thing and someone said this fire started we'll have

ann reuben like at the twin pines manor apartments wherever resident has been displaced. ann. >> reporter: yeah, some of the apartments burned and others sustained smoke and water damage. sunnyvale is helping residents find new homes even if it means leaving. >> this person loss everything friday when the fire broke out in her apartment. >> i have lost my citizenship, my jewelry everything, emotionally and mentally it is hard. >> now in need of a place to live, 76 families there and 169 people in all were displaced. >> this is unprecedented. definitely in sunnyvale and i think any city would see this as a catastrophe. >> sunnyvale services tasked with finding new places for them to live in a hot rental market certainly a lot don't exist. >> families on fixed incomes, we will have a hard time. >> 11 families have been housed and the rest in hotels. sunnyvale through may 8th and secured other funding to last the residents through the end of the month and beyond that, they don't know. >> not thinking it will be over in a month or two or three months, this is going to be a lo

i have to combat that point, ru reuben.rnie sanders is doing by attracting these independents and new voters, the concern here is the new york primary is so close with so many different dead deadlines. registering to vote with the party in october. that was before the debates started. and that hurts the democratic party. and who sets the policy? this is a democratic controlled state. >> bernie sanders has been in politics for 30 years. and he knows there. i know you're maligning machine party politics but doesn't he have to master that to win? >> no, we are not registering democrats that are young, and the problem is the heart of it is this machine style politics like in new york. >> can i jump in here? look, when you talk about democrats and democratic values, it's about looking at problems and coming up with solutions. that's what we've done in the bronx and that's what we're doing throughout new york. the people you saw last night are folks that see that the bronx has coming back, new york has come back, and we've had a

ann reuben tells us the dam and the water it holds will be vital when the next earthquake hits. >> sincethe new dam begin in 2011 crews have moved earth and built a spill way. this has always been a massive undertaking. >> this project has taken longer because the geology was not good for a dam. >> landslides that needed to be navigated and fossils from earth. now double the cost at 3 years behind schedule the dam project hit a significant milestone, completion of the spillway. >> this project represents half of the water storage area in the bay and it is critical we get it back on line. >> reporter: the most critical project. the old dam was seismically under safe and the new one state of the art to withstand a 7.5 magnitude quake and the water stored here crucial in an emergency or drought. >> we made it through the last four years without the need for it but it is scary. >> officials will breathe a sigh of relief when it is done. >> we want to be prepared and this reservoir gets us one step close er. << by the end of the summer the foundation will be finished and crews will begin to b

ann reuben is in palo alto. >> firefighters say it may help at least with hiring at a time when many here had been moving on or moving away. >> matt works for the palo alto fire department but lives 105 miles away in oakdale which is on the way to yosemite and lives at 3:15 to get to palo alto by 8. >> you are not through livermore by 4:30 you are stuck until 8 or 9 in the morning. >> with the prices of the houses being so high, he is stuck. his colleagues live in places like nevada city and roseville all hours away. today they are celebrating a new contract and raises but unlikely to make people move. >> not even close. >> last night officials approved new contracts for 850 people in four unions and it means raises of two-and-a-half percent for the life of the contract but also it has market adjustment increases which for the firefighters amount to about another 13-and-a-half percent. meanwhile the firefighters agreed to pick up more of the pension and medical costs. >> it is a competitive labor market and we are really trying to maintain a competitive wage. >> the increases would p

reuben bibbs died after wondering away from a picnic. his body was found 22 days later, an autopsy found he essentially froze to death. his loved ones sued the person after taking care of the 81- year-old. >> my father was a kind, loving person. every day, i think about him suffering and being out there alone. just haunts me every day. >> maryland's office of healthcare quality fined woodmor house 75 mun 7 -- hud correction plan. a resident died from being assaulted from another resident. >> unbelievable. embarrassment. reactions on twitter about the decision of metro's new ceo to close the gates on a new cutting edge system. metro spent 25 million-dollars working on new fare gates that would let you pay with your phone or credit card. called nearfield commune cases. metro says too few people are willing to even try it so the transit agency to spend another 150 million-dollars installing it. >>> i would rather pay with my phone. >> i don't see any problem. >> you are happy with the smart phones. >> we're old school and we are not truss w

reuben's family's taking me for a birthday lunch. you see? even the reubens remembered. we'll be back at 6:00, and we're taking you to a special birthday dinner. okay? we are? jay! i'm sorry, kid. i wasn't sorry. it was a setup. we're throwing him a big surprise birthday party. and he totally fell for it, the little jerk. i mean, that's the whole point of a surprise party. you take someone who you really love and you play 'em like a fool. that's not the whole point of all this. manny has been feeling a little bit neglected, and i wanted to give him the most special day. this is the last birthday that it's only going to be the three of us. i can't wait to see the little dope's face. ...and then that smug carol chu was all, "you can't dig without an environment impact study." and them i was like, "bam!"

. - uh, manny and their son reuben are tight. in fact, i put in one of their closets. not that it matters, but it was the only structure to survive the fire. por favor , don't even say that word! in my country it is considered very, very bad luck when your house burns down. they lived a block away from us.

i been called everything but a reuben sandwich. just across the freeway from the cleveland browns stadium, practically on the shores of lake erie, it should be considered prime real estate. but for the 2200 men and women in the 11-story complex, it is the cuyahoga county correction center. lake front living isn't all it's cracked up to be. >> this ain't the place to be, it's like a little prison. >> i see girls in here crying, hysterical, i want to kill myself, this and that. it's bad. this is real bad in here. real bad. >> this place is crazy, they take anything. they might take your life. so while you all out there do what you can to get out and stay out. if you're just getting out, good, keep it that way. >> the majority of inmates here are currently accused of crimes, and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. it is a world fraught with uncertainty. >> every day things are going on. when you think it's quiet, it's not. like a move say i saw, they say when you don't see any indians, that's when you worried. when i

reuben randall signed away from the new york giants last week.ast season he was second on the giants with eight receiving touchdowns. randall has only been in the league for years but he'll be viewed as a veteran with the birds receiving core. >> i can can come out here and also help those young guys be better players, you know, by me p-, i'm willing to help my teammates out and get those guys good as well. so, with my presence i can kind of lead the group is little bit. >> and the nfl draft coming up at the end of this month. >> all right, ducis, thank you. >>> we want to see how you are cheering on the nova nation this weekend. some of our viewers have already shared photographs showing off their villanova team spirit and you can join the action, too, just send us pictures on social media using #6abcaction. for years, i was a laboratory chemist, developing drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get c

. >> i wish to disclose i've hired and retained reuben, junius & rose their representation and entity will not have any effect on any decision today. >> so we will wait for a few minutes until vice president is here. >> he'll be out of breath but will be here. >> i apologize for the delay people. >> okay. so we have our vice president has joined us we're ready to start with item 4 which has ban called i believe the president is agreed we should hear from inspector duffy if you could step forward. >> i apologize for being late. >> good evening commissioners joe duffy dbi and ucsf last week he needed to, back to dbi and check we did the proper notification for structural work and we did indeed do the structural add notice that was sent out if i could have the overhead this is a printout of a characterizations from our permit tracking system this is an internal thing i checked generally have this with me doesn't have this last week. >> let's see there it is on the bottom it says structural notification yes, so- it was done and then we have a copy of the letter that was sent to the appell

. >> i wish to disclose i've hired and retained reuben, junius & rose their representation and entity will not have any effect on any decision today. >> so we will wait for a few minutes until vice president is here. >> he'll be out of breath but will be here. >> i apologize for the delay people. >> okay. so we have our vice president has joined us we're ready to start with item 4 which has ban called i believe the president is agreed we should hear from inspector duffy if you could step forward. >> i apologize for being late. >> good evening commissioners joe duffy dbi and ucsf last week he needed to, back to dbi and check we did the proper notification for structural work and we did indeed do the structural add notice that was sent out if i could have the overhead this is a printout of a characterizations from our permit tracking system this is an internal thing i checked generally have this with me doesn't have this last week. >> let's see there it is on the bottom it says structural notification yes, so- it was done and then we have a copy of the letter that was sent to the appell

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tonight -- olivia wilde star of, "peewee's big holiday" paul reubens, music from joywave, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers this is, "late night." w is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] all right, in that case, let's get to the news. tw

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. >> her colleague, reuben, lost his left eye and right leg to a land mine. >> my first reaction was harsh. it was hard for me to accept the idea. but we shared our stories, and i accepted that there were victims as well, and moved on. >> reporter: the restaurant foundation originally only hired soldiers. and hirer him was a bigger leap. >> there were a few fears about security, but at the end, we said, hey, if we don't do it, no one will do it. >> his kitchen has become a symbol o colombia's efforts. it's still an uphill battle. some say that the country would never hire a former fighter. >> it's not enough for the government to create opportunities, and train these people with responsibility. it's a society that's not ready to receive them. >> back here, workers know that a restaurant alone is not likely to reverse decades of fear and distrust, but they are convinced and hold the key to reconciliation. >> that's it, my colleague, barbara serra is standing by in london. >> up certain fumes, the united nations issues a stark warning about refugees that could be sent back from greece

hispanic pastors of african american pastors here in the bronx and one of those pastors, senator reuben diaz who hosted gatherings said i know exactly what you mean by new york values, we fight them every day in our community. they're the values that led, for example, mayor bill deblos owe. because he is captive to the union bosses who control him so one of his first actions was to try to throw african american hispanic kids out of school. those are the values. it's the values of the liberal democratic politicians that have been hammering the people of new york for a long time. they have been suffering. >> let's speak clear. the people of new york know what the values are. they're the values of liberal democratic politicians like andrew, anthony weiner and elliott spitser, all of whom donald trump has supported given tens of thousands of dollars throughout the years. if you want to know what liberal democratic values are follow donald trump's checkbook. he's been funding these policies. for people in western new york who would like to have jobs, they are still there. in pennsylvania we'

with a number of hispanic and african-american pastors including a democratic state senator, senator reuben diaz. senator diaz is a pastor and mentioning, he brought up new york values. he brought up exactly what you said that cuomo said. he said my democratic governor, my party, told me if i'm pro-life, support traditional marriage, if i believe in the second amendment there's no place for me in new york. senator diaz said we're fed you will with the values of liberal democrats intolerant to the common sense values of most of the men and women of new york. >> yeah. you know -- i know that you know my background and i was born and raised in new york. i have a special place in my heart and we saw greatness out of the american people, the people of new york on 9/11. >> oh yeah. >> upstate helped long island helped. the entire country in fairness rallied around. there are so many good people here. >> absolutely. >> but governing has been horrible in this state and especially up here in upstate new york and binghamton. they economically have been suffering for decades. >> right. >> how do we --

there used to be lots of places to get your reuben or cherry soda to drink. >> howard cosell is on the carter saw, ladies and gentlemen, the bronx is burning. the old image of the bronx as middle class, healthy area had survived up until 1977. this shattered it. >> the bronx was burning like the story, and that stuck. politicians make the bronx a poster child for what was wrong, hopelessly be wrong, would never we were told get any better. >> so you now have a slum lord, essentially, snapping up large numbers of buildings? >> yes, first of all he takes out a huge fire insurance policy. so he goes to the junkies and says you see that apartment complex, i'm goingback. you take all the lead pipes in there. but i have one request, please. before you leave, turn on the water? and the water comes down driving everybody else. they then hire an arsonist. set fire to the building, collect all the money and they leave. >> i remember it well. things were bad. are things getting better? >> is the bronx better? absolutely. there is more home ownership in the south bronx than ever existed in history

tonight -- olivia wilde star of, "peewee's big holiday" paul reubens, music from joywave, featuring these, let's get to the news. two women were arrested at a bernie sanders rally in l.a. yesterday for removing their tops and revealing the words, "feel the bern," written on

it was hosted by a democratic state senator named reuben diaz. democrat representing the bronx and the new york state senate. he brought up new york values. he said you know what? i know exactly what you he brought up that andrew cuomo, the governor said if you are pro-levee, if you support traditional marriage, if you believe in the second amendment, there is no place for you in new york state. and senator diaz, a democrat, he said i'm a democrat but my democratic governor said there is no place for me as a pastor. that's the sort of liberal intolerance. >> right. but trump doesn't subscribe to any of that. >> of course he does, he funded it. >> you can have two lives. >> no, bill, bill. >> yeah. >> he wrote two checks to hillary clinton's presidential campaign. he didn't have to do that to build -- to do any real'e estate. he did that -- >> -- know how to play the game here. >> no, that's not true. i know lots of businessmen who have never given a check to hillary clinton. >> you are more conservative than trump. >> bill, it's actually -- bill,

there are many in my district, like my good friend jack reuben, bee, ermelstein, herr joe, and alex. i made a vow i would continue to fight on behalf of them and all holocaust survivors and i urge my colleagues to join me in urging germany to honor its commitment to all holocaust survivors and to please co-sponsor this resolution. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. langevin: i rise in recognition of april as national autism awareness month. as co-chair of the bipartisan disabilities caucus and the proud uncle of a young man with autism, i understand many of the unique challenge this is condition represents. i'm also aware of the opportunities we can create with a strong commitment to research, education and the right treatment and interveengs. -- intervention. this past sunday, in rhode island, the autism project held i

he was invited by senator -- state senator, who is a father of bronx for president reuben diaz jr., supportinglary clinton. and ted cruz has talked about increasing police presence in muslim communities. muslim neighborhoods. >> and said he cheered when police turned their back on the mayor. >> right. and that district, you have a large population of bangladeshis who might be the -- >> people will be profiled. yeah. >> exactly. >> indeed. i want to get only rosa back in. donald trump, while he does have this commanding lead in the polls and does have the better favorables in new york. let's look at his overall favorability just for a moment. really bad. 69% unfavorable. 26% favorable. admittedly, ted cruz is really in not much better shape. but how can a candidate with those kind of unfavorable ratings possibly hope to win a general election? >> well, you know, we just have to look at what's happened in the last i would say six months. donald trump has won 8 million votes from voters who want to see a change. truly, you'll see an outsider as a republican nominee. and donald trump is not a part

>> p platinum sires oversees h ms associates ground floor public affairs bmw and partners i know reuben, junius & rose lp coalition for better housing public advocacy partners san francisco apartment association barbary coast consulting, burg davis public affairs, pacific gas & electric company, and the last one karen flood. >> may i have another member of the public to choose here in lobbyist activity? >> thank you, ma'am. >> karen flood how many are we choosing? pacific gas & electric company. >> following group of lobbyists have active levels between 50 thousand to one hundred or 50 to one hundred contacts and will be choosing one lobbyist from that active level two. >> love and associates, llc, daniel consulting incorporated, phil lester, google incorporated, michael yack i didn't kissing could systems trust company of the west, building owners and managers association for san francisco commissioner the public information a level two we list as sf aa we realize that should be the apartment so we moved the dollar amount in the first year puts them into the can go one and didn't appea

impediments to bringing in speakers, and they made an issue out of this by inviting eldridge cleaver, jerry reuben and tom hayden, founder of sds, to speak here, and president rose said, no, we can't do that. and had they come here to speak, the university would have gone under the thumb of the legislature very drastically. the thing about frank rose was he knew what battles were worth fighting and what battles were not. for instance, we had a program here calls emphasis. it started in 1966, bobby kennedy was the first keynote speaker for emphasis when he was a senator. he kicked it off. we'd bring in people to discuss issues from different sides. emphasis '67 was called revolutions, and it involved revolutions, and it was also the 50th anniversary of the bolshevik revolution in russia. there was a magazine that had articles in it, and one of them was by a black student from berkeley. her father was a member of the american communist party. she wrote about vietnam, condemning the american position. on the other side, the army -- the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the army chief of staff i

persons can can't represent and as i said earlier i had a talk a with an to one talk with a chairperson reuben, junius & rose mar camera and she didn't like what is happening with san francisco i know people in law enforcement and i have been watching of commissioners we need to rise up and do the right thing and there are people in law enforcement that think that they have authority and they don't understand the difference between freedom and license that's freedom and there's license the bills are freedom stop it and stop harry's sergeant yolanda williams stop it. >> future comment on items not on the agenda tonight. >> good evening and welcome. >> hi first ami i'd like to remind people are of something we need to be reminded those texts they were racist and home forgive i think described that or in that way a voice of the true nature they were advocating killing blacks remember they said that was the one of the cops said that was okay to shoot them down if their animals that are out of control so those texts are not simply insensitivity those indicate the murderous intentions of san francis

i'm bob reuben and my seoul assignment is to welcome -- and my sole assignment is to welcome all of you to the discussion of food security. having said that, let me make two comments. number one, the hamilton project began about 10 years ago, and our purposes from the beginning were support policy development around the country, and to promote seriousness of purpose in policy tie log. i think those purposes, policy development and most particularly seriousness of purpose in policy dialogue, have become ever more important as the policy -- as what gos for policy dialogue in our country, has desened ever more into ideology, politics, and partisanship. our commitment is to try to do our little part in keeping alive that seriousness of purpose. secondly, from the begin, our bedrock objectives with respect to policy have been growth, broad based participation in the benefits of growth, economic security, and it is our view that they are interdent and they can reinforce each other. in that context, food insecurity in this, the richest country in the world, is not only morally wrong, but it is

thank you commissioners john with reuben, junius & rose on behalf of the project sponsor milk creek residentialew 14 residential at the corner of harrison and lansing in the rincon hill area plan area which is circling of high density and residential development the final piece of rincon hill plan area the it is the loose remaining tower development sites the last piece of in the pulses i'd like to have jonathan come up. >> i'm jonathan cohen with the architects the computer screen thank you. >> from rushing design we are providing a scale from the union of the pacific landlords building on the lower right and the taller towers we're on a sloping sites listens fifrts that enables us to create interesting effects we follow the typography by the rincon hill plan and break the podiums on the frontages and except for one garage question have active use on all see at the corner of five story and harrison are the lounge corner cafe this shows us in context not very well, i'll switch to the 3-d view i think you can barely see that we form a cluster of several smaller scaled building at the intersectio

. >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and members of the commission i'm jim reuben reuben, junius & rose we've before working with the project sponsors a couple introductory remarks and then i'm going to turn it over to the architect in cases there are neighborhood opposition i think that is informative to consider the source the zoning district no set back requirement with the lots have been solid sold to anyone those lots would be been individually that outcome will result in opposition the adjacent neighbors instead of a deliberate thought to work with the neighborhood that is with the most impacted development as you can see from the green that is the support the site is obvious knowing you can't please all the people all the time we pleased the adjacent neighbors the staff encouraged us to have a second units from the investigating construction that is grown if 6 hundred plus square feet to 15 hundred plus making that units larger than what is demolished on site in creating it unit we were constrained by the neighbors to respect them and do the good neighbor jests to m

. >> thank you, commissioners john with reuben, junius & rose on behalf of the project sponsor grocerylet we're excited with the two new outlets to occupy two-story building first like to have the ceo of grocery outlet to explain their outlet. >> hello commissioners and thank you for having me. i'm gregory the co-ceo of the grocery store a third-generation of our family we're grateful to have to stores one in visitacion valley and one in the richmond district i had the opportunity to appear before you a couple years ago it is unique the way we buy and the way we sell we established long term relationships with virtual virtually every company and the package changes and we round that out with a maid to order sofrment with to 60 percent savings and 20 percent versus wal-mart about 15 percent of our business is used users a b b t we cater to many community with the household of 50 or $60,000 a year we're here to provide the customers 3. to stretch their dollars to feed the families we have a focus on healthy products and switching gears we've participated with independent operators to run

so i have beth reuben stein from my office, who will show you the images of geneva office building andpowerhouse. if we can get that lined up? this is the neighborhood. could you point to where the -- i guess you have to do it there, no? that is the building in question, 280 and muni yards and we're building a neighborhood in the middle. one of the key public facilities will be the geneva office development and across the street from there will be the upper yard, 100% affordable housing 85 units will be built and it's just one way to complement the effort. our next view and we probably don't have to go so to the screen. this is how the building looked in the '70s when it was in use and how it currently looks right now. it is a really great facade and great beauty and great potential, but still, more or less an eyesore in the neighborhood. the next slide is the current powerhouse, which is actually the site of phase 1 that the supplemental will help close the gap in funding to make happen. and this is the final version of the entire building when it's fully developed, still looking for

guys starting i'd like to wish to disclose that i have retained the firm reorganizing on a project reubenjunius & rose representation before this board will not have any effect on the decision i make today. >> you can begin please speak into microphone. >> i'm an owner of florida street adjacent to street construction that is considered today first of all, the question is what prevents us from filing within the 15 days the fourth of november i'll tell you what prevented us the permit was filed and according to what we know about construction as lay people everything was okay in the lass late november things happening like our houses is sinking and nails popped out and doors and then the noise was extremely loud and the jack hammering was basically shavrlt our houses and the neighbors contained now you asking who prevents me from filing any appeal before the construction begins and i tell you why as a layperson i had no prior knowledge that recfiguring the lower floor which is put in their permit equalities to magnificent x situation the "ex vacation - soil sample i have no prior knowledge

>> p platinum sires oversees h ms associates ground floor public affairs bmw and partners i know reuben, junius & rose lp coalition for better housing public advocacy partners san francisco apartment association barbary coast consulting, burg davis public affairs, pacific gas & electric company, and the last one karen flood. >> may i have another member of the public to choose here in lobbyist activity? >> thank you, ma'am. >> karen flood how many are we choosing? pacific gas & electric company. >> following group of lobbyists have active levels between 50 thousand to one hundred or 50 to one hundred contacts and will be choosing one lobbyist from that active level two. >> love and associates, llc, daniel consulting incorporated, phil lester, google incorporated, michael yack i didn't kissing could systems trust company of the west, building owners and managers association for san francisco commissioner the public information a level two we list as sf aa we realize that should be the apartment so we moved the dollar amount in the first year puts them into the can go one and didn't appea