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so he is asking that you don't allow the proposed development at 190 russ street to proceed as planned. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning commissioners. >> you can speak on this. >> good morning, commissioners i volunteer at west bay community center and student at the university of san francisco. i'm here to ask you to say no to the proposed development at 190 russ street from the center that helps student and seniors. the family and friends use the victoria manalo draves park. it's the one park that we have in the neighborhood to enjoy sunshine and fresh air for everyone to play in with the students for the after-school program. if this and other developments begin to cast shadows on this park, we'll lose all of that. our enjoyment of this one open space that we have will be reduced. please protect victoria manalo draves park by say nothing to this development. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. if i have called your name, just come on up. doesn't have to be in any order. thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is christina, a

i just want to summarize my opposition to the 190 russ project and why i feel that the shadow impact, while just under the threshold of recommended acceptable new shadow on a park of this size which is over two acres, it's substantive in its quality and therefore, should earn the disapproval of this commission and guidance to the planning commission. so first, victoria manalo draves is the only multi-use park in the south of market neighborhood, a neighborhood that is absorbing the vast majority of office and residential growth. john rahm our planning director has said 80% of development in our city is happening in 20% of our city and i think it's fair to say that district 6 boundary lines encompasses much of that 20%. second, district 6 as you have heard over and over again from myself, and our constituents has the fewest parks and the fewest parks and the smallest parks of any district in the city. on average our residents have access to.17 acres of open space, and we're not pointing out district 2, but it's just we want to point out the discrepancy in our city. i want to take the o

this rendering shows the proposed scale and design of the 190 russ street project. the building height is 64' 9" and has a small elevator structure that extends to a high of 78' 9". a summary of the qualitative aspects of new shadow that would be cast by the building, the shadow appears from early april through early september. and would occur in the late afternoon and evening within the last hour of the solar day, which is defined in the 1989 memo as "one hour before sunset." the duration of the new shadow would range from 16 minutes to 42 minutes. and the location of the shadow on the park is in the northern corner. i have an image of this in just a minute. the northern corner of the park and it would cover certain park elements including a portion of the basketball courts, the park entrance, and walkway, benches and a portion of the grassy areas. in terms of qualitative factors, per the 1989 memo shadow impacts on park are measured in square foot hours relative to the theoretical annual available sunday at the paragraph park or taff. this is a quick policy overvi

mia russ (clapping) mrs. maria hunt (clapping.) extra and at least our dynamic elizabeth making nab principle affleck. >> i'll keep this short and sweet it's bittersweet to see the carve come up they're my former home i know the teachers that went through this i'm really persuade proud of you and also proud of the paul revere staff we had 12 teachers of a school of about thirty go their their national board and extremely proud of them andy hanson (clapping.) (clapping.) massachusetts tsa la joy (clapping.) sarah (clapping) and malin paulson (clapping) ms. virginia marshall would you represent the san francisco unified school district educators plaques please. boy isle i've got to step up quick good evening to the boards commissioners this is a wonderful day in the african-american community in that we saw you you born last tuesday congratulations to emily more and more rose and hydra mendosa-mcdonnell our heart was happen after 29 years a homicide man sittings on the board of education there are a lot of handsome men here but (laug

so please say no to 190 russ street development. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker and i'm going to keep calling names. [ reading speakers' names ] one more, go ahead and i will call this afterwards >> my name is theresa. and i have lived here in the south of market in district 6 for almost all of my life. i have three children who happen to actually love and look at south of market as sacred. they play at the vmd, in the basketball area and they grew up in the area. they went to school to, bessy carmichael education center, that we fought for tooth and nail with the vmd park. please help us. we look up to you, commissioners, to please help us protect and save our land in san francisco. the torinos own a lot of property and it's just about enough. we don't want any type of development in the south of market. please help us protect it. i am one of his tenants. we have not been evicted, but we're in the process. being filipino-american, sometimes a struggle here in the city, because i am -- a lot of people would see that i am l

investigative reporter russ ptacek said some commuters stood around for an hour or more. >> reporter: well there's another disabled train and a delay on the blue line over the evening rush hour, meaning that with this morning's delays, that every line on metro was affected at one point or another with the delays today. take a look at these pictures from the air at the station, which is where passengers say they were stranded as long as an hour outside of this morning's bitter cold. the delay would start on the red line when disabled trains blocked rails, then later cracked rails, locked trains on the orange, silver, green, and yellow. >> we were kind of stuck in between stations for a while. >> it took me like an hour to get from columbia heights to here. >> reporter: metro blames it on intense change in temperature and older trains just not holding up. metro says new equipment actually analyzes the rails and is looking for weaknesses before problems occur. they say that new trains coming in to the system will help to prevent this from happening again. at metro center i'm investigativ

she later confronted russ man who then allegedly assaulted her. russ man is now being charged with simple assault harassment and child endangerment charges. >>> means are looking for two masked men who rob this food market store on germantown avenue on december 27th. surveillance video shows one of the suspects pointing a gun and demanding the money at the register. the men took off with an undisclosed amount of cash. >>> meantime, this man 18-year-old isaia bell, facing charges for burglarizing a target store in cheltenham. police sabel supposedly hid in the store until it closed, then he stuffed a bunch of electronics into a dufflebag. a k9 team was called out and found bell hiding under a christmas display. >>> senate democratic leader harry reid is out of the hospital after injuring himself after a pulled muscle. the 75 eighty three or old spent last night in hot after breaking several ribs and bones in his face. reid was using elastic skier size band it broke hit him in the face and he fell down. staffers say despite the broken bones he will

i want to get quickly to wisconsin and the 2010 senate midterms where ron johnson narrowly beat russngold. that was a resurgent gop. do you think russ feingold has a much better chance moving into 2016 given the democrats will be looking to take back or make progress into taking back the house? >> do i, actually. i think he's in a much better position in this rematch. ron johnson have called him the most incumbent republican this cycle. he has not a lot of money in his campaign account. he's self-funded his campaign last time. he said he won't do that this time. that has some republicans worried that he's not really in the place financially to do it. i think, you know obviously this day and age, he'll be able to raise the money, but that i think, has some republicans more worried than they otherwise would be. >> and russ feingold one of the most progressive members of the senate until he lost and he's been out doing african diploma. thank you so much. >>> up next the deep freeze sets in. i don't know what you were calling it yesterday michael. a baltic? >> a baltic. >> baltic is a br

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. >> i talked to russ girling last week.sted canadian oil producers are eager for this pipeline because they will be able to move more oil to the gulf of mexico and export it on ships. i asked him how that benefited americans. here is what he told me. >> the intent of the canadian oil moving to the west coast and the bakken oil, it is for us to refine it in the u.s. if you recall, several years ago, a number of ufers producers were -- u.s. producers were producing heavy oil in venezuela. they had those leases if you will ex appropriated. they wanted to take that oil they are producing in in and refine it for consumption in the u.s. and it's as simple as that. it's a cheap, reliable efficient and safe source of supply. it's the safest that they can get so that's simply the reason for this pipeline and the benefits to the united states. >> i guess the point that you and the canadian government and the oil producers up in alberta are making is this oil is still going to be produced. for those people who are concerned about the

all right russ glirlg. we'll see what happens. thank you. if every major republican bigwig says mitt is wasting his time how is it that word has not filtered down to everyone else. the polls to prove it, after this. neil: i never get enough of that graphic. it's time for neil's spiel. let the mitt fit begin. mitt can all, but stuff it. he shouldn't run for president again because the party doesn't want him again and his teasing is terrorizing. george will says mitt's time has come and gone. a nice man that's time has come and gone. republicans and conservatives alike that says romney is history. it will fracture a crowded field and will guarantee a democratic president. many of these were the same folks who spoke lovingly about romney back then. he was ahead of his time. now they figure past his time. maybe past their time. but i don't know about past all republican's time. in the latest cbs poll guess who garners the most support, mitt romney? that's how many would like to see him jump into the fray. a tad higher than would like to see jeb

the site made $18 million before it was shut down in 2013 and russ was arrested.s. i mentioned in my headlines, most of us don't use this dark part of the web. most of us don't know how to get to it i guess. how does it operate and do we know how this silk road operated? >> you are right. most of us when we want to buy something on the internet we go to amazon or ebay rather than something called the silk road. as you said earlier, it's an online marketplace but a difference to the sites we buy. it's allegedly anonymous and uses the onion rooter t.o.r. which, was ironically developed by the u.s. navy many years ago but can also support anonymous transactions over the internet. it does that by encrypting traffic and relaying it among thousands of computers all over the world. it's difficult to track what individuals are doing. if you are planning to buy something which is illegal or offer an illegal service, that makes it very attractive. we have seen huge growth in services like the silk road and other marketplaces like it over the past few years. >> yeah i'm curi

i think this needs to happen. >> tyler and russ call in their support team. it looks like tomorrow will be the big day. >> in doing something like palouse falls, you can't practice for it in any other way than mentally preparing, running it over and over in my head. >> maybe so. but there's a big difference between visualizing going over a waterfall and actually doing it. the next day the safety team takes their places. two kayakers wading in the pool, a rescuer ready to rappel down behind the waterfall, and another one on the shore with a lifeline. they also have multiple video cameras pointed at the falls, ready to record what will happen. >> at that point, i was fully prepared to be able to walk away from it and say, look, this isn't something i want to do. as it was, i decided that it was something that i wanted to do. so i gave the team the go ahead signal, that things were happening. i got in my kayak. >> then he pushes off. >> approaches palouse, it's flat water, so i have time for conscious thought processes, am i making the right decision, which is a

the 4 door boarding the rear doors that don't open automatically to use the rear door boarding and russ the cash payments and more lawful boarding and rapt roll out of the simultaneously priorities their pleased. >> want more i want to speak a moment to the fair inspectors i seen them ones on the bus they held the bus and i remember in for that reason or fair inspectors in europe they're pilot and please would go a long way and not to come throw in a massive you know like they're afraid of the public they come in 20s and 3s hopefully, we'll get past 7.9 maybe more free rides. >> thank you. next speaker. and (calling names). >> although boarding is an important part of the program that voters prioritized when i was in germg in the 1980s when i went into the subway stations i was looking for the incubates in the 1980s well, they didn't have gates it was outdoor boarding i later learned there was step forward looking at you uniform officers that roomed the trains if you are that caught without a ticket there was a severe penalty and los angeles station no gates on the subway station i don'

. >> russ you have an option if keystone doesn't get approved.to build this pipeline to the east coast of canada the pipeline that is called energy east? what happens to that project if you do get approval for two stone? -- keystone. ? >> production is moving by alternate means. there is enough investment in the oilsands today we will probably see about another one million barrels a day production just based on the investment is already in the ground. keystone needs to get built, and we need other alternatives out of western canada. if you don't build those alternative pipelines, both keystone and energy east will see an increase in rail traffic. we've seen that move exponentially from zero to probably about two or $300 and -- $300,000 -- 300,000 barrels a day. we need to build efficient pipelines. this isn't rocket science. there are 2.5 million miles of pipe in north america. this shouldn't be such a big deal. >> russ, i have to ask you -- i sense a lot of confidence about the prospect for the oilsands. no one wants negative cash flow. these ar

back to you. >> all right, thank you, russ. at this pedestrian island, our campers saw person after person trying to tread that icy covered walk way. a woman who is almost six months pregnant nearly slipped. thankfully she's okay. they are responsible for the circle as they plan to look in to it. >> we had ice everywhere. >> i know, i know. please be careful. i'm sorry, but yes, it is quite adventurous. >> be careful. >> yeah, really be careful. they say they are now checking out that area to make sure it is safe. let's hope they clear it. >> yeah. >> this week the twitter war that went worldwide. peggy fox joins us live where some kids who joined that twitter frenzy are now claiming victory? what is that all about, peggy? >> reporter: well you know we didn't have a flake of snow today, but fairfax schools, they were closed because 75 buses had trouble starting and officials didn't want to take the chance of having those kids stuck out in the cold. but many students, some from mcclain high school who tweeted their anger in crit

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. >> that is important to jaden who russ boxing and basketball. although it is likely the bullet in his brain will never be removed, he wants to get back to normal life. he is already ready to get going. >> how long is this interview going to be? >> i thank goddess beside me. >> jay deny is out of the hospital, but his mother says they are not going back to where they used to live. jayden doesn't feel comfortable there, and she doesn't want to take him back there. they are trying to find a new place to live. >> thank you, tom. new at 11:00, something much less uplifting. a rash of attempted bank robies. police want to know if you recognize either of these two men. one tried to rob a bank of america on k street shortly before 2:00 this afternoon. police are trying to figure out if they are connected. this brings the total number of bank robberies and attempts in december to 16. that is one shy of december of 2013's total number. >> still ahead tonight celebrations turned to chaos as one new year's eve event turned disastrous. reaction sparks a dead

i have to get you to the flip side of this story russ, which is highest rates of death.t vehicles were the bad performers? tell me. >> well, and this is the pattern we see every time we see this. that the smaller and lighter vehicles, physics, are less protective in crashes. the smaller lighter vehicles on the list with the highest death rates. vehicles like the kia rio, which is number one on the list. the hyundai accent. the chevrolet aveo. these are smaller cars that don't afford the same level of protection as a bigger heavier vehicle. a vehicle that gets good crash ratings, but you should be looking for a mid-sized car or larger. that will be more protective. safety is one of your priorities. gerri: two chevy makes on that list as well. interesting. thanks for delivering the good news too. appreciate that. >> thanks as always, gerri. appreciate it. gerri: we showed you a news alert at the bottom of the screen. the burger chain, shake shack, priced it's ipo $21 a share. well-above the expected range. putting pressure on mcdonald's. effective march 1st don thompson wi

or be involved with russ meyer.wer. >> what did he love about russ's films do you think? >> boobs. >> the fact that there were large breasted women involved probably was a plus. >> do you want to make love? then let's make love. >> yeah. >> no, in l.a. >> where is that? >> meyer wanted everything in the screen play except a kitchen sink. the movie he explained, would simultaneously be a satire, a serious melodrama, a rock musical, a comedy, a violent exploitation picture, a skin flick, and moralistic nagt marish world -- nightmarish world of show business. >> i had to review for the chicago sun times and i gave it three stars. somewhere deep in the piece that this is a new rating system, so this gets three out of ten. >> this is my happening, and it freaks me out. >> i reviewed the film in national review, and listed it as one of the ten great films of the 1960s. it was funny, it had a pulse that raced past howard from the '40s. but with a wild who gives a [ bleep ] heir. >> you're a groovy boy, i'd like to strap yo

his memorial service taking place as we speak others happening in par russ today. >> let's bring in breaking news out of algeria the body of french tourist who was murdered there in september has been found by the army. the body was found buried without the head where he was abducted by the isil linked group. an elite army unit made the discovery following a tip off from a prisoner. >> the palestinian president has addressed the arab league in cairo as abbas marks his time in office. during the meeting addressed palestinian statehood and israel's occupation. >> the u.n. secretary general was asked we asked them to protect the palestinian people. we are being underkilling and violent destruction by the israeli government intensely and we ask the united nations to provide protection, the necessary protection to the palestinian people to stop israel from these awful practices being done against us. >> turkey's prime compared israeli leader benjamin netanyahu to the men who carried out attacks last week in paris saying they all committed crimes against humanity. he said israel's bombardment of a

russ does yelp. i do linkedin.nd yet, because we had this intense experience together, we all still have really tight networks. we are calling each other going, i'm thinking about doing this, what do you think? >> who do you call for what? >> for example, macroeconomic financial bold models, i will call peter. the intersection of interesting business models or business technology, things like data -- big data i call max. , for a willingness to just think super big, with risk as not a variable, elon. >> what do they call you for? >> laughs. [laughter] >> i have heard you are funny. >> occasionally. i don't know. other people are funnier. a view of the valley. i'm thinking about x, who were the right people to talk to about x? >> you were instrumental in the sale of ebay. -- sale to ebay for $1.5 billion. looking back, was it the right decision? ebay and paypal have had an interesting year. some other members of the paypal mafia think they are better apart. >> it was absolutely the right decision at the time. we made

. >> i'm investigating reporter russ ptacek at metro center. coming >>> before they would hurt or even kill people. >>> the head of general motors is promising to improve their safety record and their reputation. >> mary para held a press conference. gm had to recall 30 million cars in 204. more than two million were over the faulty ignition switches that were linked to at least 42 deaths. gm was hit with allegations that the company knew about those failures 12 years before they did anything about them. >> if i were to sum up 2014 i would have said a year of great disappointment, but also great progress. >> the recall crisis did not hurt their bottom line selling nearly three million vehicles up 5% over 2013. >>> if you recall the bird's >>> cracked rails, broken down trains, major issues today. >> yeah, they were standing in the cold. where those riders are cold and angry and that is never a good combination. >> reporter: when the trains did arrive, many were so packed that the passengers, they couldn't get on. >> and each train was so crowde

>> alison i spoke with captain russ davies from anne arundel fire department about 10 minutes ago. he says that investigators at the scene will continue to sift through the debris here until it gets too dark to do so. at that point, we may get some more information about what they may have discovered today. now, news chopper 7 hovered overhead as the investigation continued. they did discover two bodies yesterday. the remains of two bodies yesterday. now, also today, we have learned more about the grandchildren of the pyles. we learned that the four grandchildren who are believed to be among the victims, they are identified as katie and lexi boone and charlotte and wes boone, ages 6 to 8. now, also today, we caught up with a family friend who said he was compelled to come here today. >> i just had to. it's been tough not knowing 100% the closure. so i had to bring them a little flowers and a ravens helmet. >> we'll receive some information about what may have been discovered here today and what the plans will be for tomorrow. any information of what may have caused this deadly. fir

. >> hello commissioners j russ johnson potrero hill neighborhood i'm here to support in project ii get to say something positive the boostered have scored it this project we were specialist of the special use district this project sits in and commenting about 9 flexibility how it helps with the square and the economy the dog patch association is xretsz it's support saying this is motel after the industrial center have a play in the development and success of small businesses and how the sources of businesses may serve as a incubator environment in which the small businesses survivor the dog patch is in support this is the 34ukd neighborhood and this will add more flexible work spaces in this part of town and give the location next to the cca there's an opportunity to integrate the 10ur7bd existing zones and have the modular space that allows for the flexibility of different size of business and dog patch got into the specifics talking about the gathering places and the way those spaces augment the pickup and drop off necessities and how it is a space for everyone to walk through and be