(calling names) >> hello good afternoon i'm chris schaffer. i've been working with the rose group it's a actually, the planning department asked us to form to work with a variety of constituencies. i'm an advocate for recession and others are advocates for dogs and a places for them to play etc. so we're a board group that's working for consensus. i know that commissions with one of the things that's a balance between what's a policy and how to convert it going into action. i advocate that you pay attention to language. for example, if you talk about different needs with regards to recreation. another t was very clear to say no buildings in our parks where in the current rose with regards to lose of private recreation it should be considered. there's a difference between the guidance of operations that are take place. i know you want to have this approved. it's been around this process for with quite a while. if you are going to take any public comment? eave submitted a letter to each one of you commissioners and john ram you don't acquit cons

michael schaffer vs. the planning department and the subject property is on cannon street to chris cob to repair and replace existing stairway and for the egress to provide new supports and imply with noticed of violation. commissioners you recall the parties asked for a continuance and the revised plans were needed. the patent has been here perhaps you've had more luck in reaching the permit holder >> i vanltd. i'm michael shaving by the way. at this time we have no news from mr. cob providing the plans i requested the plans but have not heard back from him and i will add we reached an inform agreement we'll actually pull our appeal and i wanted to hear back but everyone disappeared during the holidays. i spoke with many cob on monday he was going to discuss with his contractor and get back to us >> is it your view its detailed because of the holidays will you continue this. >> i'll think fine delaying this and hopefully, i'll get in touch with him. >> okay. so commissioners perhaps continuing it to the

was driving by on schaffer road and called police. >> she definitely was my angel sent by to find my son yesterday. >> reporter: among the major concerns, little amari managed to get very close to schaffer road here where there's lots of traffic before he was picked up. the woman who found him remain as none plus. blaney who stayed home with her son today asked the state of maryland to investigate and was also displeased about how she was notified of the incident. she was never told how far her child had wandered and where he was found. the police told her that. >> something needs to be done to see that these children are actually cared for properly. >> reporter: a letter sent home to parents said the child escaped from the daycare facility. >> the letter i read from the center disturbs me. it was notifying the parents of the incident that had taken place yesterday. it was a poor choice of words that they used in the letter describing the incident. >> reporter: what did they use? >> the word escaped. >> reporter: the letter says some staff had been put on administrative leave while t

so i reiterate that you should pay attention to the comments made and chris schaffer and dennis. people are trying to get this a rose and right now you have basically an organization s e. we have to deal with recreation this is a huge issue particularly along the waterfront. i've been dealing with it and we don't have policies to protect our open space we have lots of policies on open space. thank you >> hi, commissioner. this 7, 8, 9 i'm speaking on behalf of the great neighborhood association. our group was very glad to see the section policy 2.9 about making school yards available. this has been an issue in the great westport area. when we moved into the neighborhood in the 1986 the school yard was part of the park. and when my children arrived they learned to reside their bikes and when they later went to the school they had been playing there on the weekends as little ones they knew the area well. about 10 years ago they started locking the school yards. at the meeting last night people were talking about they learned to skate there in the same school yard. this is a pretty

i've watched my schaffer in person and on sfgovtv and i've never felt like i'm in a parallel universe. obviously it's a mess operationally with responsibility of ownership issues and financing. there's some plans and hopefully thoughts but i didn't hear a lot of concrete stuff. i'll share with you the experience of my neighborhood i'm the chair of the neighborhood midgets we represent about 45 hundred households around bonding invest park and pg&e is responsible for our lights. it used to take, in the morning two or three business days for pg&e to come out and fix a light. today, it's 15 to thirty days in exchange any statistics you've heard today. the dialyses and the communicate between 3i6 and pg&e in my experience is non-exist. 311 can't telling tell you where pummeling is on. mr. smith to me personally has been polite but i shaunt shouldn't have to call a pg&e representative to get a street light fixed. there's been a lot of fingerpointing. its dangerous residential burglars and public safety is all been mentioned. there's a lot of work to do here thank you. >> thank you. next sp

. >> i'm schaffer the director of the river campaign. i'm here to talk to the about the unfortunate fact that as we approach the 41st anniversary of the rowe versus wade there will be banners on market street that says that abortion hurts women. which is not true. i want to introduce a statement today disassociating you and the city from this false information and suggesting actions that we can take. the trust women ribbon campaign has facilitated some petitions and i want to bring you some of the voices of people commenting online and i have copies to give to folks. >> the clerk will be right there to pick them up. >> thank you very much. there are voices that i will pass along some comments. thank you very much. to let you know how disturbing the public both in san francisco and elsewhere is finding this. abortion is safe reproductive for health care and women. lies about this hurt women. i am appalled, shocking as a former city resident, as a former city resident, as a native of san francisco, as a nurse practitioner, as a nursing fac

let's bring in meteorologist chris schaffer who is also with w.c.c.o.chris, we heard a report, 90 hours of frigid cold. how long will this frigid danger zone expand? >> jim, we'll have to endure this for three days. check all these temperatures. on monday, much of the midwest will feel like the planet hoth. many of these areas, nine below in chicago and the subzero reaches as far south as st. louis. >> axelrod: but it's not just the upper midwest. >> no, this polar express is going to barrel through the east and southeast, i think there will be freeze warnings as far south as florida and probably some excited kids in parts of alabama and georgia making snow angels and snowmen with one to three inches of snow. >> axelrod: snow in alabama, this is uncommon. chris shaffer, thank you. the weather would've made a mess of things anyway on a major travel weekend with people coming home from holiday trips. but new rules that take effect today, limiting pilot hours in the air, are creating ripple effect chaos around the country for passengers who are trying to r

creditaches like allen schaffer of the trust women campaign say the message is a lie. >> the truth is abortion is the safest procedures women can have. it is critical access to safe legal abortion is critical to women's health. >> for the past decade, those who oppose abortion are opposed to what -- have posed what they call a walk for life. they advertise on billboards and muni buss and this time the banners, and the controversy could generate an even larger crowd than the more than 40,000 who attended last year. >> one of the things the city is always talking about, how tolerant they are and how they're open to all views, and here we are with a view that is different than what some san franciscoans believe and they're trying to shoe us down. >> the supervisor says the banners on city-owned properties are spreading misinformation about abortion and city policy. >> we in government have a responsibility to be on record saying that, you know, in san francisco, we do trust women with respect their right to decide for themselves, and we're going to protect that right. >> he sponsored a r

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here now carol roth and naomi schaffer riley. this a women's e'swomen's lib s.rry smart guys and household incomes explode. >> absolutely. bosses are no longer harrying their secretaries, they're marrying other bosses. that contributes to income inequality. but there is also a marriage gap. more -- it tends to be that the middle and upper classes are more likely to mayor i are oig and married households tend to be richer. >> and unmarried households i think you're inferring the rlowr middle and so forth, unwed mothers, they are poor. so you got the it on both sides. more unwed mothers, not good. more households where the educated people are marrying and stay married, good. do you agree with that? >> there is a clear correlation between the two and it speaks to for the just an economic imbalance, but a socioeconomic imbalance. i think that we've had an issue around the construct of the family in our society that hasn't been a good thing. whether it's from economic perspective or other perspectives. we do have a lot of single parent households which are really cha

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