the other stair is an open stair that's open to the courtyard. we had slightly less minimum requirement in terms of a common stairs for roof penthouses, but i understand the concern and i would like to take the opportunity to see if i can design some very discrete roof penthouses for the three stairs. >> i'd like that a lot and i'm going move to approve the project with the advicement that it's not a condition, but the project sponsor continue to work with staff to try to implement where possible, less intrusive stair penthouses or hatches instead of penthouses but i would not make it a condition, sir. >> commissioner -- >> i don't hear a second. >> commissioner hillis. >> can i ask staff a question on the restaurant staff. why are we designated three restaurant spaces. >> restaurant uses within the haze nct are permitted, but do require neighborhood notification. we handle the notification simultaneously so the neighborhood doesn't receive two notices. this way by including the restaurant uses in this notification, then it's serving as the notif

>> just fallen down the stairs. she fell down the stairs and hit her head. >> is she still breathing? >> i don't think so. >> when paramedics arrived, there was little they could do. >> she was dead by the time they had arrived. >> at first glance, it looked as if christine had tripped while carrying the laundry down the stairs. apparently, her head hit a ship's bell that they stored in the basement near the steps. >> he said that she was wearing some sort of dangerous black shoes that she had tripped on once before. >> but to investigators, something about the placement of the shoes didn't seem right. >> halfway up the staircase, it was a right shoe on the left side of the staircase as you're descending. going up the stairs it's not going to fall in this position. that was a little odd to me. >> during christine's autopsy, the medical examiner found evidence inconsistent with a fall. >> she had seven lacerations at the back of her head at multiple angles. what it told us she had some type of impact to the back of h

not single-family but it triggered the thought stair penalty houses on condo or apartment buildings that service the top units as much as three or four that have accessing access to the roof-decks therefore we have mechanic penalty houses and elevator penthouse but four additional penalty hours penetrating above the roofline that caused a thought this is similar to that situation. and i'm not as concerned about the parking issue i think the way the parking is handled through the elevator system and having the cars essentially being able to be turned around is okay. it's the massing type of and scale of the building i might add the view issue is from a public space because pioneer park is right across the street if you come down the stairway and turn around there's definitely a view impact with this particular project it can be compromised with a different design >> commissioner hillis. i have a couple of questions for the project sponsor. on the height issue we were shown this diagram and this is the project of the height and it creeping up to the height predicament could you explai

we would gain 30.5 feet by which we could put the derivative to the elevator inclined with the stair that leads down to the cottage in the rear yard and still create a public view corridor which is fulfill 13 point plus wide this will not diminish our ability to fully extend the building to the permitted width into the lot together what an extension and notching it. this will create units way over 3 thousand feet each and most likely meet the objectives for family housing including the features your envisioning for our project. the 23 feet is a midrange between the typical lots in san francisco that are 23 and 25 feet we'll see that in order to complete that this year i want to skip and take the ferry over the saul obsolete we extended over the hillside and then creating an slate it takes you down. there could be a wrought iron structure that could be a greenhouse enclosure with this drives onto the platform so the rest of the things take the cars it will going come 0 into the similar fashion you on the thing is slimming down the houses and in that sense fine tuning the massing still

. >> if i may take that thought forward then the question is of where the stair is located it will have to be pulled bye back in the visible from the street and other considerations that are partially at the core that require a little bit extra study and couldn't be more than a stair or penalty how did in a modest consideration i will first have to see what that would be. i wonder in mr. joslyn have you thought about that and discussed that in the design review >> i put the question to mr. blue please i didn't participate in the most recent discussion at the r dp. >> doug planning staff so that idea has not been brought to the attention of the department nor considered but i think that if the commission feels that it would be appropriate thing to do to remove the penthouse level and possibly receptionist that to a stairwell that gets to the roof-deck the planning department will design something that is sensitive and response to the adjacent properties. >> the exception is that mostly the roof-deck offset from the views and occupy a a reasonable amount of space on the roof not the entir

and as you can tell these stairs were pretty crowded. now the san jose police are making a change. ktvu's azenith smith is at communication hill where some homeowners say those changes are not enough,azenith. >> reporter: signs are posted to remind visitors to be mindful of the homes here. now visitors will notice landscape changes in attempt to slow foot traffic for now it doesn't appear to be working. >> reporter: with its break taking views of san jose, a lot of people use the stairs at communication hill. many of them don't live here. >> they like to run up the stairs. see how quickly i can do it. >> reporter: the traffic is quickly getting worse. so this month, the city installed railings and removed benches. >> to mitigate traffic at the top and bottom of the staircase because that's where the houses are. we're trying to minimize the traffic and loitering in that area. >> reporter: this homeowner contends it's a waste of money. >> last minute i put this plant on top. this is a joke. same thing at the bottom. >> reporter: while we w

using common stairs or personal hatches. on that motion, commissioner antonini. >> aye. >> hillis. >> aye. >> moore. >> aye. >> sugaya. >> aye. >> that passes 7-0. >> item 13 -- c and e at 2223 lumbar street. request for authorization use. >> i'm mary woods of department. the conditional use before you is a request to convert a non conforming hotel to a tourist hotel can a u-size. it's for existing 3 story building to legalize the dwelling units and to occupy -- when 48 spaces are required. with val lay sur advice, the project will provide 42 off street parking spaces, since last week's commission packet, staff has received one letter of support for the project from the lumbar merchant's business association, and also one letter in opposition to the project expressing concerns about the reduction in the off street parking requirement, about whether there's hotel demand for the increase in a guest room and a couple of inquiries regarding to the signage and the windows for the proposed project. the department's recommendation

if you look at the middle stairs issued it in january we received one bid. we rejected the bid. it came in tripled estimate. rejected the bid. we did additional outreach. we increased the pre-qualified bidders and opened it up and only received two bids so we're not getting the bids that we need to be able to estimate accurately . the elevators, we received one bid each. the board allowed approval to negotiate with each bidder and reduced the price but dealing with one bidder we don't have the luxury of having three-four bids. for us to realize the competitiveness of the bidding environment we need to get three or four bidders. you get one or two bids there is a margin of 10, 20, 30% above what the package should cost. >>i will note that the biggest contract here is the temporary facilities and there was only one bidder i believe and that recommended award is less than the estimate. >> yeah. this is a timing materials contract. >> director sartipi. >> if the highest risk is the number of bidders what do -- when we interview the contractors that picked up the package what is thei

-- as conner indicated, we have enhancement tos the terrace on the north elevation, we have some stairs in there, we took that out to give more access to the public for seeding in there, the old xhien naoez hospital had a lot of interaction right outside where people sat and gauged in the community, we made more seating, added planters, we also added the same paver ins that terrace area were wrapped down to james alley. let me just change this page. so, the old terrace is here, and we have seating in here, some planters around this and we're wrapping the same pavers down to bring people down to james alley and we have three planters down this side and in those planters, we have seating on the north side here, we also have little bike rails in here for people to lock their bicycles too and allow people to really interact. we also have an art mural on that same elevation of james alley, the east elevation, one moment. we see that first planter with the seeding, the next two planters have bike rail and is we have an art mural that covers all our -- this is a precast panel, we're adding an

stepping of union one and two and the stair stepping is at the scale of the cottage that's why we broke it down one increment. >> the overall design of the 3 when you look at our 3 separate units i want to see i think mr. morton said a more of a gap between one and two as opposed to that notch up to the time out it makes for an lorntd design but this is designed by planning commission. you know, so, i mean i get it we're responding to the neighborhood which is important but i don't know. i would kind of restore that 5 foot notch out and perhaps increase and have a space between, you know, 123w5e and unit two and three on the top floors >> i'm glad you like that we provided a gap between one and two and there was a recess gap between three or four and between 3 and the cottage i guess your feel rather than giving the smaller slots to identify would vehicle waltz the most important and put the space in the corridor rather than dividing those and simply bundle that it becomes a 12 foot 8 number. i guess for somebody driving up telegraph hill you happen upon the one spot we're eliminating t

carried her down the stairs and placed her in a vehicle in the darkness. >> although olamide lived in an apartment off campus, her disappearance struck fear among the students. >> you're a young female walking around campus. i have a night class, so usually when i get out of school, i walk home. and it's just really scary to think about that it happened here. >> missing posters were put all over campus and the surrounding community. days went by, but there was still no sign of olamide. >> i'm trying to do everything i can. i mean, i know she would be doing the same thing for me. >> as the search entered its second week, investigators got a potential break from a small town 700 miles away. >> a police officer in mississippi had heard about olamide and her disappearance by the news media. >> he told illinois police about a body they had found after a recent barn fire they had in mississippi. the fire was an arson, and all

first sparkles, who was found hiding under a stair-step near the bed. >> stairs began to melt but he was hiding under. he wasn't responsive at all. >> reporter: firefighters then found crystal with a thermal imaging camera. outside, they used special animal oxygen gear they hadn't used in years. >> i started rubbing its back really hard to give it a little molt vegas. after about two -- motivation. after about two minutes, it started to move. >> reporter: here in the back of the fire engine is where the dog, cat and firefighters went code 3 to the animal hospital lights and sirens blaring. after a harrowing morning, sparkle and crystal got some visitors today. >> last night, they didn't look anything like this. so to see them like this is worth it all. >> sparkle has an increased respiratory rate and effort so there probably is some chemical or thermal lung injury going on right now. >> reporter: but some more oxygen therapy, she is expected to be just fine. as for the kitty -- >> crystal is breathing quite comfortably. she is very nervous in the hospital. >> reporter: their owners a

the north elevation includes revisions to the terraces to add more planters, remove the stairs and add natural stone capers, low-relief medallions designed with chinese iconography have been handed to the 3rd, 4th and 5th and sixth floors t stair glazing on the north elevation has been revised to create silkscreening, historic images of the older hospital, a red color was added to the window frames on all of the upper floors. james alley has been enhanced to include paving bicycle rails and seeding, additional lighting has been incorporated to allow use of the alley, the east elevation, an art mural has been elevated covering the entire wall, the mural will mask and cover all doors and louvers. the permit for construction are reviewed by the office of statewide health planing and development and do not require planning or building department approval. the existing medical administration building has been demolished and the new hospital building is under construction. i would like the introduce linda shoe smacker from xhien naoez hospital who will make an introduction and we have member

i guess the first, you have that one rendering where you have the open stairs and i'm not sure how that's going to be handled visually from there, it's a little unusual to have the stairs visible from the front of the building where people are moving from one section to the other. >> yes, so i think that going back early on in the frontingbacker project, we talked a lot with the housing authority and the redevelopment agency or oci, as it is now, there was a lot of concern about enclosed corridors and enclosed stairs, both from a security standpoint but also from a usability standpoint, that they become kind of dark places where people don't really want to go. in both 7 and 11 and 10, we went to great lengths to pull the circulation out and make it prominent and open and airy, and so, yeah, so you're right, it is a very prom nanlt, it was a pretty deliberate move on our part, i think it was a bit of a response to what we heard were problems with some of the older housing authority projects. >> which is typically in the last few decades, we've gone away from the kind of situation where you

about four deputies came down the stairs and we handcuffed him. returned him to the courtroom. >> did you think you were going to get away? >> the taser gun is what stops trent in his tracks. >> we just had taser recertification class two days before so, all the training was fresh in my mind. >> after 13 years at the multnomah county sheriff's office, this is the first time morrissey o'donald uses any of the weapons on her belt. >> he didn't say anything. when we walked him back to the courtroom, he was completely silent. >> the judge orders him into custody again. he increases trent's bail $500,000. >> under oregon law, what mr. trent did after he knew he was going into custody is no different than if he would have tried to escape from the oregon state pen. >> trent is convicted of possession of a false police officer i.d. card and is sentenced to probation. but for his bold escape, he gets ten months in the slammer. >> he might not have gone to prison but for the fact he tried to run from the courtroom. i think it just goes to show people that y

as you come up 9 stairs the main lobby where coat check and others services and you'll travel around the building over to here and g enter into this building where the key pieces are a two am theatre space i'll show you images have to have informal gathered and a section of the building right over here the permit and collection we'll highway those and the two-story space so far the temporary and traveling exhibitions

as you come up 9 stairs the main lobby where coat check and others services and you'll travel around the building over to here and g enter into this building where the key pieces are a two am theatre space i'll show you images have to have informal gathered and a section of the building right over here the permit and collection we'll highway those and the two-story space so far the temporary and traveling exhibitions we'll offer at sustainable program and the forecasting plans for growth and exhibitions as you move up to the third floor the pink areas are the program mask spaces this space to orient you to understand this is the core of the tower so the museum is basically oriented around that and located at&t park those spaces. and then this white zone is the double story of the two small business below. at the fourth floor the top level of the museum spaces within the project we have to main program areas the blue areas which are the admin and the basically meeting areas to support of the functions and the orange that is the program mask spaces that support those that is a critical

itself case if they have to walk a little bit that's not the worse thing not to go up and down the stairs so make sure people can access their units to whatever floor the elevator gets off of for purposes of accessibility i assume that's part of the design. >> yes. >> eject this answers my question i'm going to move to approve. >> second. >> commissioners moved and seconded to approve this with conditions. councilmember sharp. commissioner hillis. commissioner johnson. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero. and commissioners - take a 5 minute break. >> audience to silence any mobile devises state your name. commissioners we left off or completed our regular changed and on items 17 abc for cases and 2012.00775 those are may or may not discretionary review authorization and a may or may not discretionary review. >> good afternoon. commissioner president wu and commissioners doug the items before you are may or may not discretionary review for demolition and new construction. and a request are

itself case if they have to walk a little bit that's not the worse thing not to go up and down the stairs so make sure people can access their units to whatever floor the elevator gets off of for

perhaps there is other categories or rubrics or stair steps. what we really want to do is make a simple minimum wage rubric as we could and have it phased in. there were proposals that would have had the minimum wage increase much more quickly than what you are seeing now. the mayor felt we should in accrues the minimum wage -- increase the minimum wage in the city for the people who pay it and the minimum wage increase where it is phased in. we ended up with a four 4-year phase in but to do it as quickly as possible so do not have different categories for different workers. the more carve outs, categories, stair steps, rubrics you have, the more chance there is for interpretations and accidental non-compliance or bad behavior, illegal behavior. we of course want to pursue and prosecute wage theft violators as aggressively as possible no matter what new policy we have but for the people who don't want to do the wrong thing but want to give the employees the pay they deserve. we are seeing issues around hours and how hours are apportioned becaus

first, sparkles who was found hiding under a stair-step near the bed. >> stairs began to melt but he was hiding under. he wasn't responsive at all. >> reporter: firefighters then found crystal with a thermal imaging camera. outside they used special animal oxygen gear they aren't used in years. >> i started rubbing its back really hard to give it a little motivation. after about two minutes it started to move. >> reporter: and here in the back of this fire engine is where the dog and the cat and the firefighters all went code 3 to the animal hospital. lights and sirens blaring. after a harrowing morning, sparkles and crystal got some visitors today. >> last night they didn't look anything like this. so to see them like this is absolutely worth it all. >> sparkles has an increased respiratory rate at first so there probably is some chemical or thermal lung injury going on right now. >> reporter: but with more oxygen therapy she is expected to be fine. as for the kitty -- >> crystal is breathing quite comfortably. she is very nervous in the hospital. >> reporter: their owners are still

roof-deck shall be pulled back the staff can work with the developer and there will be an appropriate stair penthouse structure as minimal as it can be and that also will be set back as far as we can get it from the front of the building. >> second. >> commissioners there is a motion and a second to take dr to eliminate the penthouse and provide for a minimal stair penthouse to access - a roof-deck. commissioner antonini. commissioner hillis. commissioner johnson. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. and places you on our final calendar - >> i image we also need another motion on the dr and for the may or may not dr. >> move to approve the demolition and the construction. >> yes. >> may having i have a second. >> thank you. on that may or may not demolition and new construction. commissioner antonini. commissioner hillis. commissioner johnson. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong. commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes

not the stairs themselves but the surrounding area rec park have the maintenance people and they can do something about that the 3 architecture views whether their protected or not certainly the view to the south is special some view should be part of this project and then the western facade of the building that prison wall that would go up against the cottage and thirdly, the difference in scale between the little cottage to the west and the huge building at 109 and 13 i differ i've recommended to the owner that he put the gap between the cottage and his this that allows the western wall to have windows and penetration i've asked the gap to be widened and the stebt to preserve the glimpseer of the downtown skyline i think all the changes could make that a better project and move into into the realm could support. >> as the next speaker comes up i'm call names (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm davie crockett the tour director at coit tower i wrote to supervisor chiu to talk about the waiver of the complete eir i'm here to reinforce my opposition while previous aspects of the ir

it was stellar. >> i thought i had it all at first, but once i started those stairs halfway there my legs were noodles. >> reporter: the arlington county fire department puts on the camp to encourage girls to become firefighters. only 7% of arlington firefighters are women. nationally the average is 4%. a lot of the girls say they want to be paramedics. captain tiffany westly who runs the fire marshal's office loves to give them a new perspective. >> the more people kept telling me that i was too small, i would never be able to do it made me encourage me to do it. i've been here 20 years. >> reporter: wesley is the only bomb technician in arlington county. she started as a firefighter. >> i'm a mentor and will be spending the night with the girls, so we'll have more in depth conversations. >> reporter: the girls will watch a real fire burn in this simulated bedroom constructed for this purpose. the fire will start over here and the girls will watch how quickly it spreads and how the fire is affected by oxygen when this door is opened. then they'll watchfire fighters go in and put it

. >> this is the down stairs room. >> down stairs, the shrine to muhammed fills a wall. today, there's another son with the same name as the older brother he never met. >> my parents tell me i look like him and act like him. >> this is the area humid died, the israelis were on that side, the palestinians fight ers on that side, they were caught in the middle there. if you look at the street now, it's almost completely abandoned. everyone is scared of israeli air strikes. >> a few seconds later, a mile away, the israeli military struck a suspected rocket launcher. the air strikes have been even closer for the family, 170 feet away, another 200 feet away. after a boom, his four admits she's scarce. >> are you used to it? >> for all gasses old enough, this is the third conflict in six years. his home bears the scars. >> this whole area was demolished, is that right? >> during israel's 2008 campaign, his neighbor's house was bombed, the kitchen blown out. he's rebuilt but feels powerless to shield his children from yet another war. >> this is the challenge our people face. e

. >> stairs would be too daunting, looking up at 200 stairs, looking down and thinking this is a pool around the corner we need to plan a road trip. go down to kc. thanks, jill, appreciate it. >>> coming up, traffic and weather together. we will do it on the >>> time for traffic and weather together. good morning, torey. >> good morning,er contact good morning, everyone. traveling out and about, it is a smooth ride, take a look at 476 around mid county toll plaza. i love this shot because wasn't that convenient? if you are traveling on 476 i love this shot because it paints a nice picture of the traffic moving smoothly through end around the mid county tolls, pa turnpike, northeast extension, no major delays. look at the vine street expressway, talk about clear, heading west or eastbound this shot around eighth street no delays at all from river to river. lots of good news this morning. fifty's is what we are averaging on all of our roadways on the schuylkill, 476, i-95, traveling 55, even through construction zones but we are waiting for sun to come up and rush to come in. we have a

walking down the stairs to the basement. >> and as he's going down the stairs, you can hear him get shott part of the recording. but listen to what byron says after shooting nick three times. >> you're dead. >> then there's a rustling sound that the prosecution says is byron unfolding a tarp that he uses to move nick's body. you can then hear byron reload his gun. ten minutes go by, then the recording picks up a whisper. >> nick? >> it's haile coming into the house looking for her cousin. >> so she comes in and goes right to the basement, starts walking down and that's when he shoots her. >> here on the recording is what the prosecution says is a pivotal moment. in his interview with investigators, byron said he felt threatened by haile, and that she had been laughing at him when he fired. >> she laughed at me. >> but on that audio recording of the shooting, which again we have edited, the prosecution says haile clearly sounds terrified. >> oh, my god. >> she's screaming in a high pitch, saying oh, my god, oh, my god. >> after she's done shooting, this is what byron says. >> bitch! >> th

where people with godly huge strollers, we have to pull an lrv train up to the platform, lift the stairs, load the stroller, and there is no -- the core value behavior when it comes to how people behave on the bus, nobody wants to look at that whatsoever. now this driver has to worry about making sure those stairs go back down, so that you don't face a lawsuit. so if you are going talk about on-time behavior, look at how the system is operating. because there is a lot of things being said here that make absolutely no sense whatsoever. i mean, i am starting to wonder, do you ride the trains and the buss? have you ever riden the 54 or the 23? do you even know where those neighborhoods are behind bayview? because a lot of this is madness. it's silly. it's silly. i have driven every single division and i'm one of those drivers who can drive just about anything that muni has. and when you talk about on-time performance, you guys are going to have to go back to the basicks a little bit. most of the people don't know how to board the bus, get on the bus or how to behave once they get on the bus

there are no stairs -- there are no scar without a knife, no good without bad, no child without a dream. no life without a plan. human life change, human life changes was designed to common cycles, not covering tattoos. covering tattoos has left young men and ladies lives that are shown on the projector, lives cut short. the heart can't be totally right if the mind is totally wrong. words are not going to wash away the hurt your feeling. god took my father and came and got my mother. he took everything. [speaker not understood]. i would like to leave this message. one day we've got to leave this world. it's hard for anyone to say good-bye. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hello, my name is mary k. montgomery and i would like to speak on the proposition 6 [speaker not understood] health services act. i was one of the individuals who served with alameda county behavioral health services during the implementation before everything went to sacramento. and i'm proud to report to the san francisco board of supervisors that i came from haties burg, mississippi, with mental