. >> it's really up to you, as i understand it the way that sally reads is that educational institutions would no longer be permitted in had a district at all so you could not legalize that in future it would no longer be permitted @at all. at alall. there are other projects that haven't applied but in this particular case, they did apply. >> and so it's an open application, it's an open application at this point, yeah. and if i might just on the your previous point to clarify and 50 understand it right the difference between autopsies three and four are the two maps between these two maps, this one that shows a handful of buildings that are already listed and this one that shows the eligible building. >> that is the different between 34 and five and five is the third map and that is the difference between option three and option four because the only -- it involves the same properties and if i can get the overhead really quick and it involves the same properties and it's just that we know that the properties are eligible for state and national register listing the different in the autop

i can't do that. >> commission irborden, we are not we zoning the sally or messengering the sally in this and i guess the east sonoma is part of the east neighborhoods and at the end of the day, they came up with different approaches with dealing with similar issues but i don't think that all planning process have to be in complicate with each other and ultimately, this commission will decide what happens with the central corridor plan and the subject of this hearing isn't even that plan and i don't know enough about that plan to talk about and so i don't know why we want to shuly a really great moment or over this plan over that central shuly study there is no e e i r or there is nothing. >> there has been a a proposition from the developer. >>> i spoke to the reporter and the word was completely inappropriately use. >> may be there are a lot of development proposals coming to this area and you have to wonder why this plan isn't even adopted or whatever and the reason -- >>> they though that we were starting the er i process and that has happened they put proposals forward and they

by in large south of harrison street the western soma plan proposes the sally zone with the exception with the areas along townson street and that district. north of harrison street the plan proposes the western soma mug, mixed use district and the concepts developed for the plan include south of bryant street considering mixed use office for the areas in western soma would be sally or western soma mixed office i should say, and north of the harrison street extending the mix use office district to include those blocks as well. the two blocks between fourth and sixth street that border of the freeway the central corridor plan is not considering any change from the sally zoning which is before you as part of this plan. in terms of the height limits, the western soma plan generally south of the freeway is a mix of the 40 /55 district with the exception along townson street and 85 district and 65 mixed in there as well. along the freeway 30 feet is continuing the existing height districts and the two partial blocks north of the freeway would be 55 feet. the central corridor concept would

"new birth for sally, spring 1984."from her sure knowledge that everything would come out all right, things began to come out all right, out through the present day horrors, through my fears and loss and grief, through the demons lurking around everything i do. as if directly from that optimism, ronald came unconcerned into the cold and light, no longer surrounded by the sounds of sally's life, but sliding easily into the doctor's bloody hands then snuggling back onto his mother's warmth, none of his father's wailing against the world, none of that waiting for the next shoe to fall. and i count toes and fingers and check his little penis and touch the soft spot on his head and watch the doctor probe and squeeze, not believing that everything came out all right. later i wonder how these years have come from pain to death to pain to life to what next? a baby babbling in the backpack, a mother walking her healthy pace, a dog trailing behind, and me holding on, through the neighborhood, through everything, with each day one

i am here because i found out about the new sally zoning and that clearly restricts any architecture or design professionals to move from where they are right now and especially people that want to move into western soma. it's ideal because we're close to the building department. my business has been there for nine years. i'm a local enterprise and agency company so i think if you -- you must allow architects and design professionals to be part of the sally zoning. it would total exclude us. i am here because i am a resident are harrison and 11th street corner which has that zoning issue that was just talked about. we were not notified of any redeveloping where they wouldn't allow residential until last month and we read it on jim meeko's blog on november 12. we tried to attend a november 15 meeting. we would love, love to have more residents in the neighborhood. i am also the architect for the businesses that recently closed down on 12th and howard and 12th and folsom. they were bars and had licenses. they closed. i know the owners and there weren't enough people on a regular basis

trying to understand why we have been omitted or severely restricted as occupancy type in the new sally zoning laws? >> new to the 3 4 f1area and 1 us have come to this area because we can walk to this area and there are business and is ago lighting designer in the area that we are working with right now on a lighting project. so there is a few other things that we have written down that i just wanted to point out there is about 60 design professionals in the western sonoma area and about 40 within the valley area and so we would like to stay, continue and continue to grow our businesses there. >>> good afternoon commissioners my name is jeffery miller with miller company architect i want to follow up on the previous speaker i have a business that has been there for 50 years and in my building there are several interior designers and lighting designers my wife is a designer who has a space had the building as well. we actually share facilities copy machines and thing like that, that we cross fertilize, it seems that we are part of the creative density of the area and having designers, l

sally was older than george. sally was considered not the most beautiful man woman of the area. sally was talkative, wise, funny, apparently she had a beautiful voice. she was everything and george is this big, raw ambitious teenager who is surveying and milking house basically. george, can imagine him, he's a survey of sally's husband. the in a mansion george leaning on a shovel -- [inaudible] they develop this interesting relationship where she becomes his mentor and away and she invites him to some of her parties. he is sitting basically at her side. she introduces george as the important art of social discourse. she teaches him how to act improper company, chew with your mouth shut, you know? she introduces him to the kind of connections he would need later in life to be the george washington that history knows. i think he pines away for her. what we know is that during the french and indian war some of his acts of heroism, horses shot out from under him, he suggests perhaps his heroism, he wanted to look good in her eyes. either way what we know is george becomes george par

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the sally permits new nighttime entertainment uses but does not permit new office or residential. and the wmeg does allow new residential. this option would inis ited of keeping the 11th street corridor on that block, wmeg or extending the sally up that block, it would introduce the wmuo district onto that block, which is the western soma mixed use office drifted. district. and that district does allow for nighttime enter tatectionverctiontion, does obviously allow for office. but it does not allow for residential. * entertainment. so, under this option any existing residential uses that are there would become legal not conforming uses and any legal nonconforming nighttime entertainment uses or office uses on that block would become conforming. >> i appreciate your bringing that back to everybody's attention. i personally support and i hope the commission supports this option as one that was presented among 6 or 8 other all teshvthxv at this timexv. i thought the options were carefully enough explained to all of us. it is indeed a position we could take. the second point i am inte

but just to be clear, that project, if the zoning changed to sally or mwe on where that property is that district does not allow housing, that would not be able to move forward as a residential project even though it has a bidding application in. the only way it would be able to move forward, still if the zoning changed in that way was if there was a specific grandfathering or pipeline provision included within the planning code amendment. so, just want to make that clear and put that out there. and one other issue is the overlap area with central corridor. we brought that up initially on november 1st, our first hearing just kind of setting the stage, acknowledging that there is an area of central corridor that overlaps with the western soma plan area and that, you know, our position has been to move forward with western soma as is -- as it is, and let central corridor run its process as well. but there hasn't been a lot of discussion about that issue. if you feel there needs to be, you can definitely have more discussion on that topic today as well. and then if there are any other topic

why sallie ride? some say because she is a physics jeepous, others say she was a great county, which she was, but they picked her because nasa took out an ad in her college newspaper and said, we're looking for female astronauts and will you come and sallie ride, saw on opportunity and seized. i it. and i want mid daughter do learn that lesson. if she wants something see has to go over at. and this book is a way to give her thor heroes, and dolly parton, rosa parks, amelia air hart sally ride. >> host: where are those two bottles of champagne? >> guest: good question. on the day got married we opened up the champagne. i was the sourest, worst tasting champagne i ever had but it was also the greatest glass of champagne because is was infused of the love of the 30 years of my dad and mom and the love they had for me. no question my champagne career is done but the book i did better with. >> host: in between writing "heroes for your son" and now "heroes for your daughter" your parents died. >> guest: yea

john and sally are going to love it. let me show you what else we're doing in the entry.e're going to do this pendant light. hangs from the ceiling. and what is this, a big, heavy piece of blown glass? exactly. we're using a local cambridge artist and she's going to apply her beautiful little stencils to the glass. so this pattern right here goes on this piece of glass? yeah. oh, wow, that's going to be cool, and what a statement it's going to make when you walk through that front door. it's going to be fantastic. all right, well, it sounds like you guys have really got our homeowners figured out and know what they want, which means i guess the next time we see you is when you're at the house starting to install stuff, right? yeah, we're looking forward to it. all right. thanks for coming by, kevin. hey, my pleasure. see you, guys. bye. hey, richard, you know what, you make a good plumber, but you make a better noodle. thank you very much. one of my many talents. now, last time you and i were down here together, do you remember there was a big boiler right here, there was

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she said sally. and i could just hear like fear in her voice. >> it was something about the way barb called out your name? >> yes, yes. she just had this horrible sound of fear in her voice. that's what made me just -- because i was about ready to go to see what was going on. the popping kept going off and i just dove underneath my computer desk. the back of the desk has a small opening for like wires to come out. and i just peaked, i could see his feet and his legs from the knees down and his feet were facing in my direction. >> reporter: and i just froze with fear. and then he just -- it was just seconds and then he turned around and i could hear him walk out. i heard the door closed and i heard popping starting all over again. and then the secretary you know she was down behind my desk and we pulled the phone off the desk and she called 911. >> and she said what? >> she said we have a shooter, please send help right away. we have a shooter in the building. and, then we just wanted to get out of th

sally kidd is in washington with more. >> the two sides say they are very close to a final deal, but there is still a major sticking point. congress is going to miss its midnight deadline. just hours to go in the fiscal cliff is in sight. >> i can report that we have reached a deal on all the tax issues. >> the agreement looks like this. taxes will go up on folks earning more than $250,000 a year. tax credits for college tuition, clean energy and for those with children would be extended as well. >> it is not done. >> there are still some things to be resolved before it can bring legislation to the floor. >> in an afternoon briefing, president obama said he will not accept the deal that slashes spending without raising taxes, too. >> if they think that is going to be the formula for how we solve this thing, that is not how it is going to work. >> republicans reacted this way. >> i know the president has done heckling congress. i think he lost probably numbers of boats. >> he laughs and jokes and ridiculed republicans. >> both sides still have to sell any deal to their rank and file,

sally roberts told the court she wanted further medical advice before proceeding. >> sally roberts's son will have surgery not because she wants it but because the british court demands it. her son has cancer. his doctors say he needs urgent surgery and of course of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. his mother has objected to radiotherapy and side effects. her defiance in the face of medical opinion has become a big story. >> why are you so adamant that he is not to have it? >> i have been asking the entire time, please show me evidence that he does need this treatment. the only thing they can come up with is a study from the 1940's. >> in court she withheld their consent to surgery. the judge agreed with his doctors and ordered the surgery to go ahead anyway. opposition to her son receiving radiotherapy was criticized, but it did evoke sympathy in certain quarters. her latest opposition for plans for the second crucial third trait -- surgery threatens to alienate many. nevertheless, the case has raised questions about the rights of parents and the face of statistical evidence about the

with sally bedell smith montana. you are on the air. >> caller: does the queen acknowledge the base is anglo-saxon driven? >>guest: definitely. she has a lot of german heritage. her family began with george from mac 12 was descended from hanover that came over in the 18th century and when queen victoria married prince albert from germany but there is in english strain as well. the queen mother was from an english slavish scottish family. it is a mix. there is a significant german lineage. it was a problem right before world war i when the family name was very germanic and her grandfather king george five change the names of all people so they were less germanic and other names were

he supposedly began a nearly 40-year sexual liaison with sally who was there with him.greeing to return to virginia to slavery, she set conditions. >> according to her descendents, she said, i will go back with you if any children we have are allowed to be freed at 21. jefferson must have been totally flummaxed by this strong-willed i think quite courageous woman. >> reporter: in september 1802, a richmond virginia newspaper outed jefferson saying, by this wench, sally, our president has had several children. after that, the jefferson-hemmings story was whispered from one generation to the next for nearly 200 years by descendents of sally hemmings. many of whom passed for white. >> it's been an interesting journey for me because it started out when i was a kid, me standing up in class and saying thomas jefferson is my great great great great great great grandfather and being so happy and proud to brag about it when you're studying the presidents. then when the teacher said sit down and stop telling lies and all the kids laugh at you. >> reporter: by the mid 1990s, the l

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she said, "sally." i could just hear, like, fear in her voice. >> pelley: it was something about the way barb called out your name? >> cox: yes, yeah. she just had this horrible sound of fear in her voice. that's what made me just... because i think i was about ready to go to see what was going on. the popping kept going off. and i just dove underneath my computer desk. the back of the desk has a small opening for, like, wires to come out, and i just peeked. i could see his feet and his legs from the knees down, and his feet were facing in my direction. and i just froze with fear. and then he just... it was just seconds, and then he turned around, and i could hear him walk out. i heard the door close, and then i just heard popping starting all over again. and then the secretary, she was down behind my desk, and we pulled the phone off the desk, and she called 911. >> pelley: and she said what? >> cox: she said, "we have a shoo... please send help right away. we have a shooter in the building." and then

aunt sally's singing again. it's a tradition, honey. [ singing christmas carols ] mmmm. [ female announcer ] make new traditions with pillsbury grands! cinnamon rolls. [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to be just right. perfection is in the details. ♪ get to holiday fun faster with pillsbury cookie dough. case of software tycoon john mcafee after eluding investigators in belize where he is wanted for questioning on a murder of his neighbor. he is no i back in the united states. ama dates is live with this story for us. >> carolyn, john mcafee went to guatemala to avoid police, but he spent the last week in a detention facility. today he was flown to the u.s. john mcafee was being held in a detention center in guatemala for immigration violations after he escaped questioning in bough lead about the murder of one of his neighbors. his miami hotel he described to reporters what happened when his plane landed in the u.s. >> they had everybody sit down they said is john mcafee on the

. >> hear the song that's m [ singing christmas carols in background ] aunt sally's singing again.t's a tradition, honey. [ singing christmas carols ] mmmm. [ female announcer ] make new traditions with pillsbury grands! cinnamon rolls. faster than mandy can hang up on mr. monday. you hang up first. [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfying totino's pizza rolls. [ ringing ] it's on. let's roll. >>> new year's eve is just days away and many of us like to -- you know, have a couple. >> well, there's a new device that's been created by tyler deangelo and sasha that will let you know who's been drinking and maybe who's been drinking too much. >> you know the party horns we all like? >> yes. >> three, two, one -- >> this party horn is called the buzz buzzer. it only buzzes if you're buzzed. ♪ should old acquaintance >> the horn detects the presence of alcohol, and will only make noise if you've been drinking. so if there's a guy at the party that says, i'll be the designated driver, i haven't had a thing to drink -- give the horn -- and if it makes no

and we don't do it in the sally because it's essentially a pdr district and not in the code but for all intensive purposes it is and just like in eastern neighborhoods this doesn't apply to pdr districts and in the same vain we don't want to apply that that way and whether we tie that to a specific range of uses by referencing another district perhaps or a very limit set of uses like office and retail, so this is review of the flexibility and historic buildings issue. we can obviously have more discussion on that. moving on to the next issue though which is something that has not yet been discussed and you actually have an e rata page in your packet that includes a couple of proposed changes to the -- one to the plang code and one to the zoning map amendments, and the background of this is in november prop c passed and created the housing trust fund and amended the city charter and the way it was amended no new increases in inclusionary or affordable requirements can be permitted under new rezonings unless you meet one of several exceptions. the two exceptions that would potentially app

aunt sally's singing again.a tradition, honey. [ singing christmas carols ] mmmm. [ female announcer ] make new traditions with pillsbury grands! cinnamon rolls. [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to be just right. perfection is in the details. ♪ get to holiday fun faster with pillsbury cookie dough. are out in full force this holiday season, and you are about to hear them in action. >> they identified a new angle the scammers are working on the internet, people searching for a puppy. >> and dan noyes is here with our investigation. >> these guys don't care what time of year it is, and who you are and how tight your finances are. they just want your money. >> it has been a tough year for debbie. after 30 years with the postal service she sliped coming off a truck and broke her ankle and heel. six months later she broke them again. and then she fell down the stairs and broke her other ankle. recovering from the surgeries has been difficult. debbie rarely leaves her apartment. >> wi

school nurse sally cox explained the incident on "60 minutes." >> all of a sudden, i heard a very loudping noise. i mean, a noise that i've never, ever heard before. and my first thought was, was this something with the heating system, or did something fall. and i called out to the secretary, barb, what is that? she called out to me by name, she said, "sally" -- and i could hear fear in her voice. >> it was something about the way barb called out your name? >> yes, yes. she just had this horrible sound of fear in her voice. and i just knew it was -- sounded like a bad thing because -- i know the popping kept going off. and i just dove underneath my computer desk. the back of the desk has a small opening for like wires to come out. and i peeked -- i could see his feet and his legs from the knees down. and his feet were facing in my direction. and i just froze with fear. and then he just -- it was just seconds, and then he turned around, and i could hear him walk out. i heard the door close, and i just heard popping starting all over again. and we heard screams. nothing we could do. >> a

after the heartbreaking loss [ singing christmas carols in backgrounund ] aunt sally's singing again. it's a tradition, honey. [ singing christmas carols ] mmmm. [ female announcer ] make new traditions with pillsbury grands! cinnamon rolls. faster than mandy can hang up on mr. monday. you hang up first. [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfying totino's pizza rolls. [ ringing ] it's on. let's roll. played they blew a 14-point fourth quarter lead to the lakers and lost in over time. tonight in utah they would finish the job. salt lake city looking all festive and bright for the holidays. the warriors looking pretty good as well. curry picks up the loose ball and drives for two of his game high 23 points. mr. consistent david lee had another strong game. the fake and nothing but net. he had 18 points and nine rebounds. the holiday spirit was lost in the second quarter. they had words and a lot of pushing, but nobody was ejected. golden state started to pull away, the hoop and the foul and the free throw ups it to 13. now check out this pretty play by

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thefinal resting place near moon's north pole was dedicated pioneering after not sally ride.rcled the moon nearly a year mapping the lunar gravity field. detained 101lice rumors of spreading the world that the impending end. officers confiscated leaflet, dvd's and other propaganda in arrest across eight provinces. comes at of -- at a friday, the date some say the mine and prophesied the end of the world. plans continue for the famous drop in times square. >> will learn the ball will have 288

that'll do, i'll split it with sally.ea, we'll just share it. [ male announcer ] get your own subway steak melt, like the steak & bacon melt. subway. eat fresh®. saying thanks is a great deals customer appreciation month at subway restaurants. because we're offering $2 six inch subs -- the cold cut combo or meatball marinara. $2 each, all december long. appreciation tastes amazing! hurry in for your $2 sub. subway. eat fresh. >>> there's something you don't see every day, a tow truck driver flipped his rig over after crashing into a car on wet streets tonight. the accident happened at third and oak street in s era toga. firefighters rescued the tow truck driver who was taken to the hospital with serious injures. the car driver walked away apparently okay. >>> there has been so much rain throughout the area. meteorologist mark tamayo has been studying it. we've seen you back there and there's really been a lot of rain in key areas. >> lots of rain in the mountains. today's storm the third one definitely the strongest. the

john and sally are going to love it. let me show you what else we're doing in the entry.o do this pendant light. hangs from the ceiling. and what is this, a big, heavy piece of blown glass? exactly. we're using a local cambridge artist and she's going to apply her beautiful little stencils to the glass. so this pattern right here goes on this piece of glass? yeah. oh, wow, that's going to be cool, and what a statement it's going to make when you walk through that front door. it's going to be fantastic. all right, well, it sounds like you guys have really got our homeowners figured out and know what they want, which means i guess the next time we see you is when you're at the house starting to install stuff, right? yeah, we're looking forward to it. all right. thanks for coming by, kevin. hey, my pleasure. see you, guys. bye. hey, richard, you know what, you make a good plumber, but you make a better noodle. thank you very much. one of my many talents. now, last time you and i were down here together, do you remember there was a big boiler right here, there was a chimney r

you can see sally's interview and incredible story of survival with george stephanopolous coming up after the newscast. >>> time is 6:33. >> they are holding a news conference, let's listen in. >> we will not stop until we interview every last one of them. we are holding both crime scenes the school and secondary crime scene indefinitely. we seized it under search warrants and hold those locations until we have completed our work and we feel it is appropriate to let them go. so not to read anything into that. it is common practice to do that. to hold on to the crime scene as long as it is needed for investigative purposes. we have the gun processing the evidence and analyzing the evidence. as i stated yesterday, to use an example, weaponry, every single facet of the weapons will be analyzed. every single round of ammunition will be looked at and examined for any kind of physical evidence. i alluded yesterday to the volume of rounds that were seized or recovered. each image is ghrar round will be examined to give you an idea of the process. all the evidence that will be processed and analy

so, sally wanted to be appointed administrator of the boys a state. not that it didn't have any value, it didn't. for sentimental reasons. now, idaho law at the time, equally entitled to administer a decedents a state. males must be preferred to female. now, sally reed took that case with her own lawyer from boise, idaho, through three levels of the idaho court. and then when a colleague of mine read the report of the idaho supreme court decision, in the journal for lawyers, he said, this is going to be the turning point case for gender in the supreme court. and he was right. sally reed want a unanimous judgment. the court pretended not to be doing anything new. that if you look back even to the liberal warren court, 1961, the court decided a case in florida, gwendolyn hoyt was the petitioner. she was what we would today call a battered woman. one day her philandering husband had humiliated her to the breaking point. she spied her young son's baseball bat in the corner of the room. with all her might, she brought it down on her husband's head. he fell

bill and sally newco. and now let's give it up for your giants training staff. david, mark and carl, and harold. [cheers and applause] [inaudible] your assistant coaches. shawn dun can, dave stone and the there will will clark. [cheers and applause] . and the manager for the past 54 years the legendary one, mike murphy. [cheers and applause] and we would also like to extend a warm welcome to all of the giants alumni that we have here today including former giants manager feleap laua and five of our hall of famers. gay lord perry, orlando si pirra, jaun, lily misconnie, and willy mays. [cheers and applause] we also want to acknowledge congresswoman nancy pelosi along with her husband. thank you so much for being here. we know how busy you with the election just a few days away so a round of applause for all of our vip and special guests. and now at this time we would also like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners. we must acknowledge them. can't do it without them. bank of america, dignity health, miller coors, diamond foods, v