y sánchez chocando. >> pedían falta. >> así es miren como levanto la pierna sánchez. >> maya de primeraro me coencio de que debuto en el américa. >> no fue con reinoso. >> es que si la última vez que debuto así no tenía 12 años de . >> no creo tampoco. >> tiene 27 años de edad y el debuta en el américa. >> del 2003. >> ahora si los dirigió en el san luis pues si. >> debutado es lo que no sé muy bien. >> lo afianzaron o algo así pero momento del juego para ver si había penal. >> se siente un pequeño jalon , buscando que el cobren penal a reina. >> mañana se sabrá la nueva listade chepo de la torre.

sanchez. >> yes, we tried to get to these issues resolved here. my understanding of the history of this is that the project sponsor had started construction without the benefit of permit. the building permit issued a notice of violation. we have indicated that any permit would be routed to planning for review and we requested as such. we thought it be the ability to mitigate the impact on the building and we did not believe that any of the decisions that we made had violated the board's decision. the board's concern was with the exterior of the building and alterations to the character- defining features of the building and not something which is a the dropped ceiling is not the only way to get the project sponsor what they want. that said, the planning department is not typically in the role of defining what someone should do what their ceiling. that goes a little beyond what we typically would require in a project. i think in this case we did not feel that was necessary. out so i don't think we necessarily have a strong position on this, but wou

commissioner fung: they could. >> scott sanchez, planning department. it depends what the board wants to do. if the board were to uphold the appeal and require changes, then that would be there revision permit. at that point, the board could overturn or pulled -- overturned the appeal on the suspension, which would allow the whole project. but i would refer to deputy director kornfield as to whether a revision permit can go forward when the main permit is suspended. i think the board would have to come under revision permit, take whatever action the board wants to have happen, and with that they could release the suspension on the main permit. and then everything would move forward with that revision permit. commissioner fung: can we clarify that? mr. kornfield, i thought this was a separate permit, not an addenda. >> as long as we resolve the pr'm and fixed methodology. as long as there is a subsequent permit that replaces the scope of the problem that comes before the board, we are happy to do it. president goh: i was going in the other direction. i w

i am liz clark and an adjacent neighbor to have 721 sanchez street. ever since the project sponsors said we know someone in the planning department so you're going to lose, the events that have led us here today have been frustrating at best and appalling at worst. as beginners, we have had no choice but to trust and respect the city's process and we have exerted every effort and explored every avenue per city documentation and city recommendations to discuss and comprise on a scaled down version of the submitted plans but gotten nowhere with the professional developers and the high-powered team. instead, we have been bullied, threatened, and derided throughout. today we are asking that you please modify the plans. please take a look at section 241 of the dolores special use district and ply it to this project. building out 11 feet into the special use district is taking a huge chunk out of very limited and valuable green space that should be protected at all costs. as described in the residential guidelines as a significant community amenity and the

sanchez? >> good afternoon, members of the board. scott sanchez, planning department. the department maintains its support for the project and the commission's approval of the project. the department does respect this board's decision in the matter. to that extent, we would like to provide comments on the findings. the board does support the comments. we find this accurately reflects the board's decision in this matter, and that the board can make findings and rely on its decision based on its charter rights and the business and tax code, which allow this board to have discretionary authority when considering the impact of a project in the neighborhood. i think that is what this board did. the appellant is continuing to push their argument that they are reclassifying uses in the neighborhood from religious institutions to social service uses, from personal service uses to other uses, without going through any building permit or conditional use authorization that may or may not be required. the department recommends that the board maintain the findings as proposed by th

market has been shut down between sanchez and castro. pg&e has also shut down power in the area so avoid it if you can. we have christin ayers live at the scene bringing us more information as it comes in. we'll pass it on to you as it comes in. as a result of the fire we have reports that the s muni line has been shut down right now. it's unable to get in and around the area so bart is the best bet it avoid the mess because of the fires in the castro district. elsewhere reports of a serious didn't on 680 southbound at treat. two right lanes are blocked with injuries. we are seeing some delays in that area. and if you are taking the bay bridge traffic is backing up here. metering lights are off but we are seeing a delay at the toll plaza. we'll continue to monitor these situations. right now let's check your forecast with lawrence. >> thank you, gianna. things looking great weather- wise. we have seem some patchy fog along the coast overnight so a little cooler especially out toward the coast but i think temperatures into the afternoon l

it's very scary. >> reporter: sanchez' predicament is extreme, but as baby boomers retire the outlook is alarming. a washington think tank, the employee benefit research institute, recently found many are basically clueless when it comes to retirement. a b.c. study concluded 51% face lower standards. certified finanial planner ellen siegel says it's time for a new approach. we need to rethink what is retirement-- not just retirement age, but what is retirement. >> reporter: siegel stresses retirement has changed. people are living and working longer. >> it's kind of exciting, because it says "oh my god, it's not too late." >> reporter: she says start small, even if you've never saved for retirement. >> 1% or 2%, anyone can do really, because the economy can go down and people will absorb 10% or 20% reductions in spending. >> reporter: once in the habit, saving won't seem harsh. >> we don't like diets, but we like being thinner. >> reporter: delay retirement and put off social security to eventually get larger payments. make a list of items you must have: health, safety and mortgage ex

sanchez. >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department. i do not have much to add here. i think there has been vetting of this issue of conditions of approval, what conditions of approval applied. the was a long history to the project. the variance was on the adjacent property. the project was constructed on the adjacent property. the project that was on the subject property has been abandoned. the have a new project. that is what is before you know. there was confusion about conditions of approval for the adjacent property. we were not able to find the variants associated with that adjacent property. we do not have evidence that there are conditions of approval that preclude development of the subject property in the manner proposed. even with that, the planning commission and the zoning in minister would have been the initial hearing bodies, and it would've been the same body this time around. the planning department and zoning commission had approved that. there has been a ceqa appeal. i am available for any questions. vice president garcia: prior to getting the brief

sanchez. >> yes, we tried to get to these issues resolved here. understanding of the history of this is that the project sponsor had started construction without the benefit of permit. the building permit issued a notice of violation. we have indicated that any permit would be routed to planning for review and we requested as such. we thought it be the ability to mitigate the impact on the building and we did not believe that any of the decisions that we made had

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his first at bat, second, third, giants second baseman freddie sanchez. how about the giants' backup catcher, had a memorable home run against none other than roy holiday, eli white size. [applause] in game four, he hit a home run, and that pretty much did the rangers in. he is the capture of the giants. buster posey. [applause] how about giants infielder ryan rohlinger? ryan. in game four of the national championship series, this was one of the great post-season games ever played in major- league history and one of the great games of this post season. he cut down the phillies' carlos ruiz with an incredible grow, outfielder aaron rowand. [applause] i do not think any giants fan is ever going to forget that night. rockets were in san francisco. gimenez were on the mound, and his mad-to help win a critical game, outfielder darren ford. ladies and gentlemen, i have only one phrase for the next giants player -- the beard. brian wilson. [applause] fear teh beard. how about the youngest left- handed pitcher in the history of the world series. eight shut up ser

. >> and seeda sanchez landed a job now working on getting a diploma. but not everyone is having same rumts. at 6:00 tonight why many people are still having trouble landing a job despite months of trying. >> san francisco police looking into another sus spishus fire in the castro district, the fourth in this neighborhood in the last two days. the latest fire broke out about 4:00 in the morning in a house in 4,000 block of 18th street. investigators believe the fires were set on purpose. today's fire a piece of plastic was burning and a quick-thinking resident and her roommate douse that had fire before arriving. >> i was at the top of the

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marta sanchez 23;43 cuatro fugas cuanta mas puede haber?ino han hecho bien su trabajo desde un principio 23:47 el reporte fue hecho por la misma compania pg&e despues de la explosion en san bruno. encontraron 59 escapes en mas de seis mil millas de sus gasoductos. pilar nino 28:32 ademas estas fugas eran de la categoria uno, las mas peligrosas de todas por los danos que pueden ocasionar en los vecindarios 28:39 joe molica/vocero de pg&e 8:13 we have alguien que se

--tambin nos di algunas ideas para proteger las matas, sin gastar dinero: take sot --sot-victor sanchez " si usted no quiere gastar dinero para empezar en la casa podemos encontrar cobijas o toallas que podemos utilizar para cubrir las plantas, verdad si usted tiene un poco extra mas de dinero, bueno hay lugares donde usted puede obtener algunas mantas especiales, que son unas como de plastico o que son las que hacen la soga o la riata" take vo ----muy importante: si tiene sistema de riego, hay que apagarlo para que no le caiga agua y con el fro se congelen. take vo --y mire esta foto que nos envia clau bello quien nos dice que la tomaron cerca a las montaÑas de calistoga....y como vemos hay suficiente nieve como para hacer un monito de nieve. --muchas gracias clau, y ya lo sabe...si este fin de semana ve nieve por su casa...tomele una foto, enviela a noticiero 48@telemundo.com y escribanos donde la tomo y su nombre. cu ---nos vamos a mexico. ---las lagrimas de una mujer que ha perdido ya "a casi toda su familia" a manos - presuntamente- de narcotraficantes, las capt julio vaqueiro, de

--tambin nos di algunas ideas para proteger las matas sin gastar dinero: take sot --sot-victor sanchezgastar dinero para empezar en la casa podemos encontrar cobijas o toallas que podemos utilizar para cubrir las plantas, verdad si usted tiene un poco extra mas de dinero, bueno hay lugares donde usted puede obtener algunas mantas especiales, que son unas como de plastico o que son las que hacen la soga o la riata" take vo ----muy importante: si tiene sistema de riego, hay que apagarlo para que no le caiga agua y con el fro se congelen. take vo ---en las montaÑas de santa cruz los conductores ya estan sufriendo, no por la nieve, sino despues de las lluvias. ---y es que se produjeron deslaves en las carreteras 17 y 19, causando demoras durante el dia y los trabajadores de "caltrans" no paran.. porque en cuanto terminan de limpiar los caminos, mas y mas tierra ocupa el lugar de la que ya desplazaron ... take vo ---bueno: y si cayera mucha nieve esta noche, cuando maÑana se despierte el panorama podra verse as. ---no, no en blanco y negro sino cubierto de nieve! ---aunque no lo crea, este

sanchez. you mentioned at the height of the garage, could you talk about that?> the code section this, that height to 10 feet. there is also required stairs and a to be factored as well which would not have the same limit. we were not party to this appeal so we have not received all of the materials. what i would say is that this is a concern that we would have, how much they might have to encroach right away and whether or not they would be resulting in loss of two of street parking spaces. that is concerned we would pass. wheeler also have the planning code consideration and whether or not it meets the obstructions and that some of the process concerns. we have not sent out the neighborhood notification yet. we still have the permit. revisions could be submitted for what we have on file. i would imagine that if the board was to choose that the trees should be removed, they need to come up with an alternative. we have the permit and we have not sent out a notification. sut the board of vote -- the board is aware of where the processes. >> thank you. >> what abo

kris sanchez has details. pretty alarming, when you say that people perk up? >> you're not talking about regular inmates doing a misdemeanor bit of time. we're talking about prisoners from the state pen and that means that violent defenders. they're not going to be the first one release but they'll push others out the door. under the governor's plan he wants to send about 37,000 state prison inmates back to the jails in the counties where they're from. the problem is the governor may be sending them on their way without the money to pay for their keep. this is a move that would save the state about $1.4 billion a year. to make room for the more serious defenders, county law enforcement may have to set some of their own offenders free through early parole, house arrest or things lik that. there may not be enough room of money to pay for adequate staffing. >> over 50% of our sentenced population is already doing their time outside of jail. so we have long embraced alternatives to incarceration but there's a point at which we can't make any more room. >> we're fo

josé luis sánchez solá.on este deseo de la afición, hay que escuchar lo que la comunidad dice. el equipo es de ellos más que de nosotros. si le gusta el boxeo. no se pierda la república porque tenemos la visita de miguel cotto to. una exclusiva con mayor y la pelea de montiel. y tendremos la sem estima fecha mexicana y la visita de omar bravo. de la mls. este domingo en corresponde poro tiva. >>> y por supuesto no se pierda las noticias del mundo dloe ds portes como lo dijo fernando en corresponde poro tiva este fin de semana. >>> y vamos a una pausa y enseguida un valiente se lanza al rescate una niña sordo mida. y más adelante hay una ganadora del concurso para asistir la boda de angélica vale qué de aquí en primer impacto. buenas tardes, hoy en noticias univision 14 a las seis...-- una fuga de gas provoca la evacuacÓn de decenas de personas en el condado de solano. tendremos lo Ás reciente.los problemas financieros siguen empeorando para el distrito escolar de oakland, y ahora existe la posibilidad que se

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i'm kris sanchez. coming up on "today in the bay," a very cold start to the morning and that has drivers hitting the skids. where the highway patrol is watching for icy conditions and what happened in a deadly overnight crash. >>> plus, how people are staying warm during this cold snap that's left so many folks without power and when things could change. >>> and a final good-bye for the best friends who died in a failed rafting adventure. how family and friends are remembering the teens this weekend. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. a live look at oakland on a very chilly start. hopefully you covered your plants and your pipes outside and brought the pets inside because it was cold overnight and so chilly this morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. you said it was going to be cold and i'm glad because i didn't want to leave my hydrangea uncovered. >> oakland, you saw that picture, saw the sunshine, think it's kind of nice out. well, 33 degrees

julian sanchez joins us now, research fellow at the cato institute. thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> the united states set up the cyber command last year. is it really going to come up with a longstanding solution to cyber threats do you think? >> well, it depends what they see their mission as being. if they limit themselves to attempting to secure government networks, i think they have a good chance of at least reducing the risk, minimizing the threat of serious security breaches. if they see themselves as tasked with protecting the united states digital infrastructure generally, i think they're very unlikely to make a lot of headway because it's just too big a target >> there could be many of these attackers, because it's difficult to identify their attack and it doesn't cost very much to be one. >> yes, that's right, and the classic problem, of course, in cyber security is attribution. you know, when a missile falls on your country, you have a pretty good idea usually where it came from. in a case of a cyber attack, even

moves by countries who restrict that access and censor but are we really the ones to talk haters join sanchez will join us for that discussion and then what exactly are they saying new legislation out of south dakota has pro-choice activists up in arms today meanwhile the politician responsible for the bill says the public is taking this proposal out of proportion so jill filipovic will join me to talk about the legislation that some people say will allow people to kill abortion providers then concerns are raised worldwide as food prices start to spike many fear that the rising prices will be passed on to the consumers say ones who are already struggling to make ends meet and these tough financial times so how will the public react to rising costs and food or will they react at all and it seems as if ron paul has made a new enemy the conservative group young americans for freedom has announced the paul is going to be expelled from their group because of his disturbing alliance with anti-war groups but with a new poll showing that sixty percent of republicans are against the current war effort

nbc's chris sanchez tells us the story of an african-american migration that took them away from the bay area. >> reporter: in the thousands of books at the san francisco public library, a chapter on california you may not know. >> a group of 800 african-americans left california from san francisco. >> reporter: that was in the 1850s, a time when california was a free state and yet african-americans were hardly free. california law prevented them from defending themselves in court or from testifying against wrong doers who were white. although they paid poll taxes, thebd not vote. >> california was really becoming very repressive. it was a free state but wasn't sure how to enact that. >> reporter: at the same time the governor of british columbia of african descent himself put out an invitation to african-american settlers. those 800 african-americans boarded a ship in san francisco for salt spring island, a diverse community as you can see in the faces of the schoolchildr schoolchildren. a businessman and later a member of the senate organized the migration which also included sylvi

so take another case, the case of miguel sanchez. again, a true story that in this case changed some of the identifying details. so miguel sanchez could not earn enough to pay the bills in his hometown. he tried for several years to obtain a visa and was rejected every time. in 2000 he entered on foot making his way to chicago where he had relatives and friends and started working in construction spending money on his father. he worked weekends at tak and donuts, went to school in the evening to learn english. in 2002 he met an american born u.s. citizen who lived in his neighborhood. they married in 2003 and have a six year-old son. sanchez, his wife, and son live under constant fear of deportation driving to the funeral of or relative in another city causes stress because a traffic stop or accident can lead to his deportation. nor can they travel by plane. their son has never met his grandparents in mexico. meanwhile the live an ordinary life in the neighborhood, have friends, on a home, pay taxes, child attends preschool, finding

don sanchez, abc7 news. >> thanks, don. congratulations to the folks at pixar. >>> by the way, oscar was the number one trending topic on twitter. you can see how many people were dweeting about the uh -- tweeting about the show throughout the night. this is what we found when searching for hash tag oscars. >>> coming up, if he will ever leave libya. >> and clepto the cat has been a letterman and leno? but will his new found fame end his crime? what a home once worth $800,000 sold for at auction today. >> and i'm leigh glaser. we actually warmed up a little bit this afternoon. we also had some sunshine and we have seen some clouds out there. rain is being reported. we'll check in on that and talk about our rape chchchchchch >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> anti-government rebels are bracing for an attack by moammar qaddafi loyalists. they offered assistance to libyans looking to overthrow the leader from power. secretary of state hillary clinton continued to pressure qaddafi to call off me

in san jose, kris sanchez, "nbc bay area news." >> we were commenting on the melts. they were cute. >>> rob, i went out today, took a walk, enjoyed the sunshine thinking it's not going to be here very long. >> it's probably gone by now in your neighborhood. we have clouds filling in right now, and notice the temperatures. the at this hour yesterday we were still close to 70 degrees. not the case for this sunday evening. you can see now 58 degrees in san jose, a few sunny breaks out there, but we have clouds spilling into the santa clara valley. other stops around the bay. in oakland it's 54 degrees. notice the wind northwest at 15 miles per hour, and we'll take you into san francisco and you can also see a combination of low clouds and high clouds. 55 degrees and the wind now picking up northwest at 10 and all around the bay area temperatures dropped off today. we see temperatures in the 50s to just a few low 60s inland towards livermore where we saw highs in the upper 60s down from 74 yesterday. we'll continue to see the clouds filling in tonight, mostly 40s, and th

jonathan sanchez did a vintage jonathan sanchez performance allowing four hits and a walk but no runse and two thirds innings. the slimmed down pablo sandoval had a big day at the plate with an r.b.i. single and a two-run homer. the giants beat the dodgers 8- 3. more good news. only 33 more days until opening night. >>> eight men went into the desert but only two are left standing at the match play championships. luke donald making quick work of ryan moore in the quarterfinals. donald needed just 27 holes for his two wins today. he will take on the pga champ. he beat watson. heimer becomes the new number 1 player in the world. >>> no team in the nhl is hotter than the sharks. they won six straight and 15 of their last 18 including a thriller last night in calgary. >> he must score for calgary. goes way wide. back to the net. and he makes the save and the san jose sharks come from behind and win it in the shootout. >> they have been getting it done on the road too winning a franchise record eight games away from the tank this month. the sharks have moved to the top of the pacific divis

jonathan sanchez got the start. he error that had strike out and pablo sandoval including this would run bomb makes it 3-1 in the third. here is one in the left center gap. giants will blast the dodgers 8-3 the final. >>> now, let's tee it up, i love this. me against you but not a good day for american players. luke donnel was on fire. par 5, 8, that is a birdie. firing 27 holes when she 6-5 to advance to the finals. on 18, here is the victory. he nails it. defeating watson and with the win he is number one in the world. >> and that is the way the ball bounces. >> next at 9:30. tax on sflj san jose pot clubs that takes affect in this week even they consider them illegal. >> and hard times at a landmark san francisco hotel. what the fairmont >>> welcome back everyone. san jose still considers all medical marijuana shops to be illegal, but that won't stop the city from inviting pot club operators to city hall tomorrow to discuss taxing their sales. our media partner reports that the city will slap a 7% tax on marijuan