the stairs the mr. larry pointed out was already there. there was no original stairs that i know of, so i just wanted to present to you that i am here to comply with the law and i want to do the right thing to be able to fix it and legalize it. i just want the consideration of the board to reduce the charges because we just had my daughter 's wedding, it was a pretty expensive affair. i'm kind of low on my finances. if there is any consideration given to me to be able to deal with this, i will be able to work with the housing inspector and other departments to be able to comply and make it code compliant. my contractor his is going around looking for parking. he just texted me saying he still hasn't found parking yet. >> any questions, commissioners? >> server, it mentioned that you owned other properties. county properties do you own? >> right now i live at may the property -- at my other property i have been living here for the past 26 years. i am a member and minister of third baptist church. the city has been good to me. i came as an i

the siding is coming off, substantial dry-rot throughout and so for the rear stairs, the big issue, it a secondary means of egress and needs to be torn down completely. , along with most of the pantry attached to the rear stairs and i cannot do that with tenants in the building. their second means of egress, however bad shape it is in right now, i can't remove that secondary means and i've looked at putting secondary scaffolding stairs at the front but it's too close to powerlines so i can't get additional scaffolding in there. these are all symptoms of what is happening and i could put paint over that, but it will come right back until we can fix the dry-rot and the siding that's pulling off. we want to. i want to do this work probably worse than you want me to do this work but i can't until i can get into the unit and do it. and the last part, all of the foundations need to be replaced. the building is lifting substantially to the left. the foundations are shot. i need to raze the building and there's a big sag in the center. as i do this, with plaster, if the unit is not gutted, pla

of the rear stairs. plan review services. a single permit was filed on august 19 2015. reviewed, approved and issued on september 29th of 2017. so approximately two years later. the evaluation of work documented is $425,000. multiple city agencies reviewed and approved this permit including planning dbi fire department, tfc and dpw. the permit includes a horizontal addition at the southeast corner, which i believe should probably be this west corner. at any rate, additionally the descriptive language includes three new bedrooms, two new bathrooms 3:13 three third floor remodel. the permit has been suspended and work stopped based on the issue and notice of violation by dbi that occurred on august 18 of 2018. new building permit has been filed and is currently being reviewed by the planning department. dbi plan review will follow planning's approval. inspections. three building inspections were performed by the district building inspector for foundation from may 30 to june 27 of 2018. so roughly two month

garage on one side and stairs on the other like the last one.hen only one on street parking space is being removed instead of two. and you can co- mingle with one of the existing neighbors, plus the owner is unwilling to give up their favorite street tree. instead, they want their two car garage, exercise, media rooms, wine storage and control of all other 25 feet of street frontage so no one else can park. the proverbial, i want to have my cake and eat it too. the 12-foot on street parking space is just a ruse. as m.t.a. it will read curb anything less than 14. an important overlook issue here is privatization of a public resource. it is an important resource for people in affordable housing, as well as daytime workers in this racially and economically diverse neighborhood. it's removal is not discussing anywhere, not on the plans, the public mood or staff report. this is a systemic practice that needs to be corrected to continue san francisco's future as an economic place to live and work. please take a giant step forward towards correcting th

i mean, the stairs look at if we were replaced, and i don't know that that was on any of the plans. that's not showing as part of the scope of this project. it may have been other previous permits, and we can review that. but, again, none of that, to my knowledge, was made available -- none of that information was made available to the zoning administrator at the time of the variance hearing earlier this year. and i think the zoning administrator very clearly outlined the reasons -- i know this is not acceptable or appropriate exposure that has been justified by the board of supervisors. the new information that the unit is already constructed, it's not anywhere in the appellant's brief, and i can understand even more now why they want to have the variance overturned, but the fact that they've illegally constructed the unit does not justify the approval of this variance. i'm available for questions. >> commissioner honda: i've got a question, scott. so considering the lovely board of supervisors institutes all the laws that we have to file, doesn't he have to legalize it after? >> y

they got him at the first couple stairs. bernard was already on the ground.y was out of it. once it was called out, we were probably inside less than a minute after the fight was called out. bernard was laying on -- or sitting on the ground, looked dazed. once the officer saw it, they both ran away. gomez polanco ran to a cell that wasn't his, inmate rivera ran to his cell. >> it was a little chaotic. for the most part i tried to be nonconfrontational as much as possible. it's not what i prefer, but, unfortunately, i'm put in -- i'm put into a situation that there's really not too much i can do. >> from what i understand, inmate rivera and inmate polanco believed inmate bernard was working with some sort of police agency. since they thought he was snitching, they decided to assault him. >> both the inmates who attacked bernard were placed in disciplinary segregation. one of them, rafael riviera, says bernard, whose nickname is whitey, had it coming. >> let me tell you something. whitey don't have no friends. because he's a [ bleep ] snitch. working for the po

turn around and told everyone to like leave the room go to the back room and then actually go up stairs and get down on the floor stay away from the windows it's like you know you switch into that kind of mode where you're not really thinking about what exactly is happening but more like what needs to be done and what needs to be done is like to get people into a safe room and then sort of like make sure that we're all ok members of the u.n. security council are divided when it comes to talkies military action in syria failing to agree on a statement condemning the assault the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has warned that it could face quote consequences if it does nothing to protect civilians as it pushes ahead with its offensive in northern syria now it didn't say what those consequences would be he says international calls for sanity to moderate its action in the region continue to grow me off thousands of residents have been fleeing the region. another day another pounding along the border. turkish jets bombed towns just inside syria plumes of smoke in areas controlled by the syrian d

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the stairs play a pivotal role in the movie, which i have not seen.oenix's character finally rounded the bend into a total life of crime. >> now congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, whose district includes that staircase, is weighing in on tmz. >> when i was growing up, everyone would tell us to stay away from those steps or go with a friend. i think the way a lot of us feel is listen, keep your instagram posts outside of the boogie bag, this is for us. >> the staircase now has its own location on instagram. >> and googlemaps too just says, it's the joker stairs. >> yeah, wonder how the local locals feel about the people coming by, jumping on the stairs. >> sort of like the same thing we discussed a couple days ago, the "friends" building, the one that's the exterior in the sitcom, that restaurant owner not happy that people are flocking to his corner. it seems like someone may have lit the black flame candle again, because the sanderson sisters are coming back. >> disney plus is reportedly developing a sequel to "hocus pocus." the 1993 cult classi

if this kitchen has to be removed, this scare will be altered -- this stair will be altered, and people will still be living there, but it won't be part of a dwelling unit, and it won't be part of a dwelling unit that people won't use very much. where you have an option to give it to their tenant and son who really will make good use of their space. in -- with due respect to the zoning administrator and his position, i don't think that they're able to really reconsider how they determine the quantitative vaulqualities exposure, although this board can take and make a de novo determination on this issue. there is the exact same scenario up four more floors above this, so it is an exceptional and extraordinary circumstance. it is a matter to create more housing. i would ask this board not to continue something for something that's going to be housing stock in one way or the other. i think it's the best move for this board to approve it as a separate dwelling unit and allow rosina and her son to occupy it as quickly as possible. >> commissioner honda: so i just told you i'm willing to cont

is in fact an emergency, and they are not able to get down the stairs. i'm glad to see that police have shown up to at least take a look at the situation.>>> business owners in the south bay said since the pg&e power shops, it's hurting their bottom line. thousands of people who have been without power since saturday are part of the new power shut off implemented tonight. business owners say inconvenien is also on generators and dressing in layers to try to keep warm at work. >> we've got a generator and backup internet. we don't have heat, will live. >> being a business owner, being a slow can affect everything you do.>> not every business is suffering, we have a local gas station running on a generator, packed with people filling up propane and gas canisters. jamaica legislation is being finalized in washington dc to penalize pg&e for giving out big executive bonuses while ratepayers are facing these blackouts. the bill to be introduced by modesto representative would revive the corporate alternative minimum tawhich was eliminatin climate resilient inf

that will only last a limited amount of time. >>> we decided to get the stairs so we can stay in thisrter: at the sunrise plaza dismisses put up signs letting customers know they closed early due to the outage. >>> the winds off at 2:20 pm. it got dark. we were looking at each other.>> reporter: jennifer olson inside home care assistance. the places caregivers and clients homes. she was working in the dark. >>> working on laptops in our cell phones. we still can get stuff done.>> reporter: the emergency operations center in sonoma county has been open since tuesday. workers are monitoring the outage. in coordinating the county's response. they say what they are seeing is residents helping each other. >>> we are prepared. any kind of notifications we need to during this time. one of the things sonoma county does well is come together.>> reporter: as for bailey he said the outages are an inconvenience that he will survive. >>> how many more of these are we going to have?>> reporter: officials are urging people who have questions or need nonemergency help to call 211. >>> the astros were

then they wanted to put her up stairs in the ward and the doctor said no water in the basement. and so then she was in the basement for 3 days in 3. investigators assume the patient's condition worsened because of a clinical trial. that stings what do you think about doctor put a test of the drugs on you how do you feel as a human being. with a 3rd only it's terrible and i have no sympathy for her they changed my treatment and i didn't feel good and i almost fell down the stairs and i said to her doctor what have you done have you changed my medication. she said we're only human sometimes we make mistakes too. the meeting with marianna elect her left a lasting impression. she trusted her doctor and took the medicine. but the voices in her head got louder almost driving her to her death. the illegal drug tests in our road may have even cost human lives. criminal investigators recorded a conversation between a physician and a colleague in the psychiatric ward. holds them to the following came from the records i haven't measured as a blood pressure to. have been hard to come to tal

up the stairs.finally going to get an elevator in this place. let me tell you. an elevator may not sound like much to some people. when you don't have one and don't have one that works right like we did at the cultural center before we redid the elevator when people got stuck in there. an elevator is everything. today we break ground on really what will be an incredible facility. thinking about the needs of the patients that this clinic supports, thinking about the fact that, yes, there are people that have challenges with behavioral health and need a safe place to go to in the community with people who they trust that they could talk to. i see a lot of the staff on the sidelines of people who work to keep this place running every single day. thank you so much for your dedication to the community, for your compassion and work and your patience as we provide the important services that our city needs. we also need to have the important conversations around getting rid of the stigma attached to seekin

and that devastating sight that i had seen, i fell down the stairs and ran down the street screaming anyone like that is bad but to find my own son, you think there must be something in his head that had him do that, that destroyed me. to the family it is like he left without warning. but really he had been growing steadily isolated from them, spending hours a day alone in his room. after finding him upstairs, she could not look at home in the same way any more. but the garden helps her to remember. you feel coming out here helps? i am out here every day, i sit on the swing and i set out here and i talked to him. what about you 7 i look at the window, you know... i can take it or leave it to be quite honest with you, i am dealing with it in a different kind of way but it doesn't bother me. i thinkjust remembering about it all the time makes it a wee bit harder for me. i will never forget him but when it is in your face, i don't... iam upset i am upset that way, i like looking at it. it's a shame. he will never be forgotten, not in this household anyway. that is for sure. rory, how ar

i fell down the stairs. i was out in the middle of the street screaming.ike that's bad, but to find my own son... to think that there was something going through his head that he had to do that, that has destroyed me. to the family, it's like lloyd left without warning... ..but really he'd been growing steadily isolated from them, spending hours a day alone in his room. after finding him upstairs, yvonne couldn't look at her home in the same way any more. but the garden helps her to remember. do you feel coming out here helps? 0h, aye. i'm out here every day. every day. i sit on my swing, and i sit there and i talk to him. what about you 7 you look through the window. i look out the window. i mean, you know, i can take it or leave it, to be quite honest with you. i'm dealing with it in a different kind of way, but, you know, it doesn't bother me. but i thinkjust getting reminded about it all the time makes it a wee bit harder for me. you know, i will never forget him, but, you know, when it's kind of in your face, i don't... we're the opposite that way. i

palestinian poet mahmoud darwish and lebanese musician marcel khalifa the paintings that the cult has stairsand amman are surrounded by homes built in the 1930 s. the area has enjoyed a renaissance in part thanks to the work of miramar and other artists that i didn't get has he actually the stairs transformed from normal sad stares to a colorful tourist destination and all of this affects our sales because people come here to take photos and then buy something from our stores with this artist completed the whole atmosphere of the area and helped us to attract more people. many of the larger murals started appearing in 2013 after local graffiti artists decided to form a collective called doc it hosts a festival each spring where people fly in just for the chance to leave their mark on the city's walls artists from around the world are coming here to jordan and along with the local artists the crossing boundaries not just of countries but also of wealth and class they say they're connecting the more affluent areas in the west of the city so the older and less developed ones in the east and the

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talk about a stair down. >> i'm going to add that i love you called her liz. that's possible. as we were talking, he just had a heart attack. that weighs on people. i thought it was hard to work in the u.s. government. let alone if i had just had a heart attack. i just don't know if he can catch up. it is a stair down between the two of them. elizabeth warren is gaining steam. this issue of medicare and she's not explaining how she'll fund that. that will hurt her but she can rectify that. she has a lot of time to figure out how she's going to talk to the american people about that. maybe she mod eerates. you know, i think this is something she can work on and she'll be fine. >> jonathan, a couple of things. the republicans are shooting themselves in the feet, each other in the feet. they don't know what the heck to maier of mulvaney and pompeo. i'm hoping we can have one democratic debate where they are not snieping at each other. the more they snipe at each other, they are dumping things down to the republican level for the moment. maybe because i raised fiv

behind me here, there are the grand stairs that will eventually be fully finished with wood and thisl go to the level to permit center. >> welcome to the permit center. we are now on the second floor of the building. the permit center is the driver for this project. picture this. i am a plan checker and i'm sitting on the inside of the permitting counter. >> and i am a member of the public, and i get to come in here and enjoy this big, open, beautiful space as well as tables and chairs behind to open up my plans, review them. the terrace is just outside. tons of windows, daylight views. it is very exciting upgrades and improvements. [♪] >> now we're on level three, which has a really great building amenity, the childcare center. >> in fact, we are standing at the terrace, or the outdoor space that is connected to the childcare center. >> the kids will have access to a huge area for playspace, as well as a really nice interior space for three classrooms. >> when the kids are out here playing, they will get a very close up view of the historical clock tower. >> a some of you may have s

pretty safe with the stairs you need to get the game out quickly to see how players interact with it do what they like and dislike me instead of working for half a year with no feedback with me you never see a stinker much use it. to play games. has only 2 games so far. they've got plenty of ideas that are focused on keeping the 11000000 active players i don't mind and actually touching. the games have embraced one of the industry's new trends live ops that means releasing games as early as possible and using player feedback to constantly improve the product gaming platform steam even has a special early access area players can try our games in the very early stages though there's no guarantee they will catch on and become the next big thing. some gaming ideas do quickly evolve into mega projects and can no longer be managed by a small group of friends in which case there are several ways of getting much needed capital. many indie game developers rely on crowd funding to get their projects rolling the kickstarter says only 30 percent of investors stumble upon good ideas by chance mos

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the longest walk up a short flight of stairs to your child's , you can'ttell them play in the little league anymore. you can't go back to school because that doesn't have a job. that's got to move. -- dad's got to move. everything's going to change. i remember dad doing that. ancestral home up there, a lovely woman who bought it from my grandpop. it just brings back memories. he said, we are going to have to move, honey. it's only 157 miles away. he'd been raised in wilmington until he was a junior in high school. he said, only 157 miles away, and i will be here every weekend. i remember thinking that was like going to the moon. and he did. but it wasn't until i got a lot older i realized how much it must have affected his pride, having to walk into the kitchen, and my grandpa finnegan, who had say, can i leave you in the kids here with -- can i leave jean and the kids here with you? it takes a lot of pride for a man or woman to do that. you know, although it was hard for him, i didn't think it was hard for my grandpa because, again, it's family. you know, i've had nothing but great

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i have stairs leading up to my unit. there's no law forcing my landlord to make a ramp for me so i can't check my mail. fortunately my care provider found this letter and i looked at it and read it and it said that pg&e was going to cut off my power in 10 days and charge me to turn it back on because they had not been able to get into my unit to do a routine power check. this was not an emergency. it was not anything. this is just a routine check. i e-mailed pg&e and said i'm a wheelchair user. i can't let you in very easily. i need help. there are multiple people in my building who are able bodied and can let you into check those meeters. and their response was, oh, we already tried them and we couldn't get a hold of them. i gave them specific instructions for how to get into my unit. [please stand by] ... handling our power infrastructure. i want to thank the council members for their questions and very well intentioned and very reasonable concerns here today. >> ms. senhaux (chair): thank you. we're going to take a we

. >> i do do the stairs several times a day. about the third flight up i can get breathless, but so do my coworkers. so i feel pretty good about that. >> norah, it's so important to emphasize cardiovascular disease the number one killer of women, including breast cancer survivors, of which there are three million in this country. so breast cancer survivors need to know their risk factors to recognize symptoms of heart disease and have a discussion with their doctor about what types of chemotherapy, they're radiation dose. >> an important warning. thank you, dr. narula. >>> there is still much more ahead. a shortage of american teachers has be schools recruiting teachers from overseas. >>> and an american hero receives the military's highest honor. [upbeat music] no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics (bubbles popping) and clea

prices the agreement came out to nearly 2 weeks of violent street protests people were angry over a stair the measures brought in to obtain a multi-billion dollar loan from the international monetary fund a commission will now find different ways to cut government spending. mexican officials have broken up a caravan of around 2000 migrants which had set out from southern mexico to try to get to the united states the migrants are from central america africa and the caribbean under pressure from the u.s. and mexican authorities have been making it increasingly difficult for migrants to make their way to the u.s. border. when donald trump was campaigning for the u.s. presidency in 2016 he made pledges of support for the coal industry but the irony is that while many welcome the revival in mining some knew that more jobs in coal would mean more disease especially one called black lung it's what you get if you breathe in coal dust every day in east kentucky they're seeing more and more cases of it and they're fighting for compensation. but. for danny even the few paces from the car to his fron

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moreno ordered the curfew after protesters ransacked and set fire to a government building over a stair to measures he said his government would address some of the demonstrators concerns. mexican military police have stopped a caravan of some 2000 migrants trying to reach the united states most were detained and then bussed back to the city of tampa to let their guatemala from where they had set out on saturday morning. wildfires have forced 100000 people to evacuate their homes in southern california thanks to slowing winds firefighters have beaten back blazes that have been burning on the edge of los angeles since thursday fire officials there predict more wild fires will break out due in part to climate change. typhoon haggis has made landfall and is pummeling wide areas of japan including tokyo the storm has already claimed 4 lives and at least 17 people are missing floods have submerged homes and roads and hundreds of thousands of residents have lost power. shibuya tokyo one of the busiest pedestrian crossings in the world and it's deserted the typhoon hit devious with winds of 22

first, i want to give special thanks to marguerite and paul who went down stairs on tuesday morning to help buck. they explained everything was okay, calming him down a little bit, and send him on his way to the hospital. actually, i screwed that up. let me start over. yes, marguerite and paul and john from the attorney's office and the sheriffs down stairs who i had spoken to personally were so kind and gentle and supportive with buck and moved him into the office. he would have none of that. he wanted his bike. they convinced him to settle down, which he did. so today i was in buck's office. i hope the person doesn't mind that somebody named molly ward, who was on mcallister. deedear buck, i write to thank u for yesterday's lunch and fine company. the lemonade was good, too, i would recommend it. we both lived once between 19 and 20th is a coincidence. perhaps it is why i felt to so comfortable saying hello and making your acacquaintance. thank you for the continues on making the most out of my legal education. like you, i already do. i have to think of him watching laurel and hardy,

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