scott sanchez, planning it department. the permit before you for the rear deck addition, there is a stairwell opposite the appellant, but it approves to be code complaint. i did note that they did not correctly calculate the rear yard requirement. they took a more restrictive calculation, a longer depth, rather than the total depth, so they could extend 1 foot further. back to what mr. williams said that they could go the full lot width and then extend to the rear line and 12 feet further, that's not allowed in the last 25% or 15 feet. but they could extend to the 25% line. everything they have proposed here is code-complaint. we've seen some of the appeals before the board that doesn't require notice, but once they get the inspection, it will be before you and concerns about privacy, light. i think it's a relatively modest addition. it extends 6'6" on one side and 9'6" on the other. it's set back 3 feet. open railings. it's designed in a way that does not extend as much as it could and reduces potential impacts on the app

scott sanchez. personal sit for new construction of residential units on a parking lot. it was submitted in 2013. neighborhood notification between july and august of 2016. no discretionary review were filed. and issued by the department of inspection and that's it. i don't see any errors on the part of the city. there is some history where this site may have been linked with another parking lot further down on the same block on mission street and that would be the difference to 1863. that was a separate project. it's clear that there was notice on this application that it was done properly and the permit issued. the second inference, building i. and that is at the board. that that will give certain notifications, but i don't believe that it does notification of permit issuance. i think it allows them to know when new permits are filed and submitted, but i would need to talk to the tech staff further. i looked on the website and it says, new permits. didn't seem to be able to request that notification. so i'm happy to talk to mr. p mr. popadopoulus. i don't see how that'

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scott mccrude. >> and i'm kris sanchez. we have been bringing you coverage of the memorial of ed lee all week long, and this morning we had live video of his precession. sam brock is live at san francisco city hall. sam, we know that a lot of folks wanted to show up and pay their respects today. >> reporter: kris, scott, good morning. they really do. i don't think i can overstate the solemnity of this time right now. you talk about the fact there are a lot of people who want to pay their respects. it is amazing to outline all of the people that we have seen today from former mayor willie brown, nancy pelosi expected in the next 10 or 15 minutes. the people who worked with ed lee in various different capacities from housing to neighborhood organizations in china town to people who worked at city hall for a number of years but had very little personal interaction with mayor lee, to people who knew him for decades. we've kind of seen the entire gamut out here right now. i'm going to show you the scene. these are folks waiting

sanchez, cnn, at the white house. >>> well, let's talk more about it, joining us from the uk, scott lucas, at the university of birmingham and founder and editor of ea world view. thank you for joining us. >> the trump transition team says mueller's investigators are making extensive use of e-mails they shouldn't have got in the first place, another attack as boris was telling us on the russian investigators. do you think this is warranted? >> no. the very sort of loophole that the trump transition team is trying to argue is that it is a private organization, trump for america, and that private communications are not subject to the mueller mandate, which is to review, of course, the trump e-mails, those of his advisers, et cetera. legal analysts and indeed scholars like preet barea, special attorney for new york, said this is a bit of smoke. mueller is operating within his mandate. i think there is a bigger story here, much bigger story. that is they received tens of thousands of e-mails from the government services administration, from 12 accounts apparently, according the account of jared kushner and other high level t

. >> kris sanchez is live with a three-day spare the air alert issued this weekend. >> reporter: hi there, scott laura. it is very cold out here this morning. that cold air is trapping the pollution closer to the ground. when that wildfire smoke from southern california makes its way here, that is going to contribute to our poor air quality. as you look at the map, the national weather service bay area tweeted out, it shows movement from the smoke of southern california toward the bay area. this is the map and the areas in yellow, the entire bay area will see moderate air quality. for that reason, they called three spare the air days. today, tomorrow and sunday, it will be illegal to burn wood, fake wood logs indoors or outdoors. if you are busted, the fines are steep. first time is 100 bucks. second violation is 500. you can't take a class to avoid paying up. if you or yours are in a sensitive group, limit your outdoor activities during the afternoon hours when the build up of pollution is the worst. it is a holiday. a lot of folks like to have a fire burning. as the song says, the fire is so d

sanchez in for laura garcia. dozens of silicon valley companies all opposed today's vote. >> after that, the recent poll that shows most americans aren't in favor of it either, but scott mcgrew, the fcc killed that neutrality rule. >> it has. good morning. fcc chairman points to the millions of e-mails and letters sent to the fcc supporting his position that the commission should get rid of it's own rules, but two independent investigations, one by the new york attorney general, the other by the wall street journal found millions of those messages were fake. nonetheless, the five-person board of commissioners voted 3-2 to approve the measure ending net neutrality rules. that fell right along party lines, republicans voting yes, democrats voting no. here's commissioner jessica saying no. >> net neutrality is internet freedom. i support that freedom. a defense from this rash decision to roll back net knew tlalty rules, i dissent from the corrupt process that has brought us to this point. and the contempt this agency has shown our citizens in pursuing this path today. this decision puts the federal communication's commission on the wrong side of history, the wrong side of the l