tim storey joining us for this discussion. if you have questions, (202) 748-8000 for those in the eastern and central time zones. (202) 748-8001 in the mountain and pacific time zones. the white house does not get involved in these issues, do they? guest: they don't. certainly, they have political operations and this white house , justto elect republicans as the democrats would do. but they have almost no role in the redistricting process. host: the house and senate themselves, how do they play into this? guest: that's a great question. when they founded the nation, there was this vision that this would be a time every 10 years where the house of representatives people would go back to their state legislatures and say, i know you are drawing our districts -- they were aware of this political aspect. they did not conceive the evolution of parties in the u.s., did not realize how strong they would be when they were doing that. also, when we adopted the constitution, the senate was elected by legislatures, not the people. that wa

it's going from three-storeys to four-storeys. most of the discussion was about the planning department and the planning codes and the objections. there was one building code issue that has been brought up and i think the architect addressed it and his comments and i would agree with them on that. the discussion about the exiting to the public way, you can't exit through the rear yard under the two-unit building. we have an information sheet at d.b.i. it's eg2 and it would probably be better to read it out. it will clarify what they are going to do on this project. there was no approved plans in the package so i did hear the architect saying they had applied for the equivalency to grant that. that is a proper way. i assume that is going to be on the drawing if it's not already. i believe it should be on the site permits. he can address that when he gets back up again. so, the 2013 san francisco building code and it's under the california building code 1029 emergency escape and rescue. so, we have an ab005 in the code which is a lo

the proposed scope of work is the construction of a new one-storey rooftop addition on the lower roof of the subject property. in the footprint of an existing non historic temporary tent structure on the roof. the addition will be adjacent to the historic cliff residents rooftop at the subject property. the additional has stucco, plum multi lie window and a pvc roofing. staff finds the proposed work condition is recommended. will be in conformance of article # 11 and secretary of the interior standards for rehabilitation. the proposed rooftop will only be visible from a distance at the south elevation of the building. it will not be visible from the hotel's primary gary and taylor street spots. staff finds although the proposed rooftop addiction will be the cliff residents, the facade has been altered and has non historic window and door openings where the doors and windows used to be. it will have a roof line that parallels the gable roof of the cliff residents. lower than that roof to avoid obscuring from the cliff residents. the rooftop will have stucco. but will have a simple cont

two-storey which they're doing here. although it's not maybe two stores but the height of it is what would fit within that envelope. >> thank you. >> so, we'll now move on to public comment. how many people are here for public comment. >> ok, again, if you wouldn't mind lining up against the wall and handing in your speaker card when it's your turn. you can have the first speaker. >> mr. president, members of the board. good evening. my name is george burgman and i'm an owner and resident at 57 riffly street which is within the node indicatio notifications proposal. thank you for the opportunity to speak on this item. i will keep my comments brief. the appeal before you tonight relates to a proposal for a large addition to a single family residents in a residential district. if this proposal, as submitted, is approved it will enlarge an existing 2500 square foot four-bedroom two bathroom house into a 3,422 square foot 5-bedroom four bathroom house. in other words, this 991 square foot addition increases the house size by

built in west oakland, they were another the completion of this project, about six buildings, three storey he is east suffered significant damage and it's undetermined at this point if it's a total loss, they have active fire they're battling this morning. they have drone video set up by the alameda county sheriff's office to fly before the scene here, it's to give you an overview look, on what crews are dealing with, they have had nothing, but a defensive fight with this fire. fire crews called in a two- alarm fire at the site at first, flames are visible at the first and second narcotics. it escalated at the five-alarm fire, with 90 fire alarm personnel working with this fire. they evacuated off of market street, large embers were seen high in the air. fire crews have it contained to just the construction site. crews are doing a defensive firefight operation, firefighters are outside of the building and ladders are up. >> we're able to gain access, it's not something we were able to do, and we were able to particular a defensive posture. your whole stream can make an impact depending on

first, even before pre application meetings, we decided to eliminate the fourth-storey vertical addition and reduce the horizontal addition by two feet. second, we have further scaled back our second and third floors by creating a side setback on the appellant's side. overhead, please. the side setback was designed in consultation with the city planners to match the setback. while still retaining key functionality necessary for our family. third, we removed over five feet of external wall on the third floor. this change opened up the top corner of the building and minimized the third floor projection into the backyard, allowing for more light and air and creating even more open spaces between our two houses. fourth, we designed a addition so that 50% of it is located on the ground level. as a result, our project steps down to the backyard further minimizing the light and open space. residential design guidelines require the building additions should not be uncharacteristically deep or tall. as shown, the project is not compared to the other buildings that define the open space. as shown

the five storey studio building provided thirty selected school lose with somewhere to live and where. but first the bubble hoy's level welcome in the industrial city of death so until the bitter end they enjoyed to support of a liberal mayor who defended the institution against attacks by local nazi politicians. designed so-called monster hoses for himself and the teachers within reach of the college and sheltered in a pine wood in one thousand nine hundred five lionel finding this house was restored. for a brief period the bone house idea was everyday reality and desa a living and working community gropius was the coordinator of the on command in one nine hundred twenty eight he resigned his position his successor hannah's mother was dismissed two years later on political grounds during its final years the bone house was led by the celebrated architect miss funder or by then it had become a purely architectural college the longer a reunification of all the craft disciplines your original enthusiasm of the students declined as a result of his authoritarian style. in one thousand nine

that building was built 17 17-storeys. this building will be 9-storeys and above it is the roof deck. above that are the three banks of elevators which will be two banks of elevators that will block the views even further. the city is a beautiful city. that's one thing why we have people coming here. we don't have people coming to the city, living in the city, wanting to be residents of the city because we have hive buildings destroying th the sigt views as you walk down the street, as you walk down van ness. the tourists want to go down to the bay. instead of just having fontana east and west blocking you as you having down van ness, they'll now have the 2601 van ness avenue destroying the view and making the city. it's much less livable for the tenants, tourists and owners. i would recommend that we keep to the 40-foot level man and mae give them the ability to have a conditional use to go up to 65. right now they're boot-strapping their requirements and their requests on the condition at use permit that was put in 2003,

tim storey joining us for this discussion.f you have questions, (202) 748-8000 for those in the eastern and central time zones. (202) 748-8001 in the mountain and pacific time zones. the white house does not get involved in these issues, do they? guest: they don't. certainly, they have political operations and this white house , justto elect republicans as the democrats would do. but they have almost no role in the redistricting process. host: the house and senate themselves, how do they play into this? guest: that's a great question. when they founded the nation, there was this vision that this would be a time every 10 years where the house of representatives people would go back to their state legislatures and say, i know you are drawing our districts -- they were aware of this political aspect. they did not conceive the evolution of parties in the u.s., did not realize how strong they would be when they were doing that. also, when we adopted the constitution, the senate was elected by legislatures, not the people. that was

150th anniversary next year it is certain that goldman's future will be very different than its storeyedharge of goldman sachs. now let's brief you on some other business stories. the usjustice department has sued the state of california after governorjerry brown signed legislation to restore open internet protections known as net neutrality in the state. this marked the latest clash between the trump administration and california, which have sparred over environmental, immigration and other hot—button issues. tesla's elon musk has told employees that the company is on the cusp of profitability. the company is expected to release third—quarter production this week, and investors are watching to see if it hit targets for the model 3. musk agreed over the weekend to relinquish the role as chairman for at least three years and pay a fine of $20 million to settle fraud charges. that's it for the business briefing this hour new research shows younger people experience loneliness more often and more intensely than any other age group. the nationwide survey found that 40 per cent of 16— to 2a—y

this was an apartment complex under construction about 6 buildings, three storeys east. these are town homes. he's held back saying it was a total loss at this time. fire crews recalled them in at a 2 alarm fire at the site with flames visible on the first and second floors, it escalated to a 5 alarm. to 40 people were evacuated and embers were high in the air and there was a threat of exposure in nearby buildings. firefighters are outside of the building and ladder pipes are up. firefighters will not attempt to go inside until daylight hours. >> we went to five alarms, 90 personnel responded, it's a substantial amount of resources. we had 13 companies and several command staff, it's a huge incident. anything beyond 5 alarms is taxing the agency's resources. >> it was brought down to a 4- alarm. it's a construction project called oakland 2 ice house. ment move in date was in december. about 55 units are impacted. city ventures said it had 15 to 16 security cameras and a security guard stationed at the site. so if you come back out here live. >>> okay. we just loss leigh

crews need more time to install a 4-storey shoring system to stabilize home in morgan hill. deputies spent the day moving plants out of the home near mon they arrived at the home carrying large weapons and the bomb squad was crawled in. >> when they did that bomb flash thing, i want warned, i was outside, i ran inside the house and hid. i thought it was gunshots. >> dohertyy avenue was blocked for most of the day, but reopened yesterday afternoon, one neighbor told us this is not the first time someone has been accused of running an illegal marijuana growing operation in neighborhood. >>> a battle is growing this week. this restaurant has been fixture for 31 years. it's located near a whole foods store, they said their lease is >> we're shocked. we couldn't believe it for a while. while. >> the property management company sent a letter to jade garden explaining why their lease is not being renewed. it says, the whole foods lease limited our fair square -- fair square footage of restaurants and we can't renew the lease. they said the dispute was between the restaurant and the

we're on the ground, the firefighters, six four-storey buildings have been destroyed at the site west grand avenue and philbert street. there's no word on how the fire started. we'll have a live report from this scene in west oakland in a couple of minutes. >>> we're following developing news out of salt lake city, police announced early today, the man suspected of a fatal shooting of a student was found dead in a car. the killer died of a self- inflicted gunshot wound following a brief foot chase with police. they identified melvin roland, he is a registered sex offender who had a romantic relationship with the woman killed. >>> and a was taken into custody after shortly being released from the hospital. he has a facial injury, he's been booked into santa clara jail for failure of a over a device. two men set off illegal fireworks in moon flower court in san jose. it forced the evacuation of a dozen families until the bomb squad cleared that area. >>> the new york police department are taking thousands of body cameras out of service. this is after one of the newest models exploded on

they got a call at 1:15 about a two-storey apartment complex north of highway 4. people who were trapped by the flames were led to safety by firefighters and police. a fire captain said there were no sprinklers in the building and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a 25-year-old man is under arrest, a man is accused of sexual assaulting a woman. this happened near the shopping mall early sunday morning. police were able to locate him nearby and arrested him on sexual assault, kidnapping and drug possession. >>> there are new developments in a vallejo kidnapping case that police called a hoax. matthew mueller may use temporary enzians it defense. he was convicted in federal court of kidnapping denise huskins in 2015. he's been charged with rape, false imprisonment and robbery. and the attorney declined to comment. >>> and people who live in san francisco's mission district are upset about vandalism on several murals. there's an organization that uses public art that highlights cultural diversity and the words fake news was written over a mural, and a

the main front lot is 27 and a half by 83 feet and contains a two-storey over garage, 2,304 square foot single-family home and constructed in 1917. the product contains anna jays enter substandard lot to the rear of this main line and it contains an existing garage structure. there's a walkway providing access to a garage on top of the roof. the product proposed to construct a one-storey vertical addition and rear horizontal and side addiction to the existing single family home. and the legalization of the existing roof deck on the non legal conforming garage structure on the adjacent rear property. the addition to increase the building by 953 square feet for a size of 3,257 growth square feet. the product proposes to raise the elevation of the rear yard by three feet with a new deck into the rear yard. however, this is a permitted obstruction for planning code section 136c25. and eight foot tall fence along the east property line. the product seeks a variance from the rear yard for both lots. the project proposed to create new access to the proposed roof deck on the garage structure by

the second crash at storey wasn't a crash. they waved it off. usually folks call in and they get the location wrong and they have to check it up. that's the backup at north 101. if you get on north of oakland road, you're completely in the clear heading up the rest of the peninsula. the bay bridge, a little slow from the top. >> there we go. about that time of the day, when the backups begin. >> yep. but we're still looking ahead to a clear coast to the weekend. >> it will be a nice weekend for the bay area. really expecting some summer-like temperatures. as you start out on friday, maybe you're going to the halloween festival in alameda. this is going to be a place where you find some of the cooler weather, some upper 60s as we go throughout the afternoon and then dropping back into the lower 60s. on saturday, all across the bay area, looking at some low 80s inland. some mid-70s for the bay and the coast at a comfortable 70 degrees. on sunday, that's when the cooling begins. our temperatures drop down to 74 degrees inland. the bay at 70 degrees

you probably noticed storey alread decked out with lights, trees, and ornaments.lers are also already advertising the mustave toys and gadgets out there. a low unemployment rate and strong market numbers also have shoppers feeling pretty good. >>onsumers and shoppers are really buying into the notion that they need to get their sts in der, get their holiday shopping done sooner rather than later. >> holiday retail sales increase to more than $1.1 trillion. 128 of those dollars will be on sales. >> the average shopper will spend $1,500 onifts and experiences this holiday season. >> i have a true confession. i broke my ownirule. listened to christmas music because you know why. >> the john legend christmas album came out. >> it's spectacular and i bout a snow globe. i was at nordstrom rack and i was there and it was so pretty and on sale. >> trit's all t. treat yourself. >> but i'm done until after thanksgiving. >> let's talk about food. mcdonald's, the bmc is making a come back.ay starting tou'll be able to order it at most locations. that iconich sandw is served o

marianne favro will have that storey coming up at 6:00, >>> a big pay out. the board of supervisors has agreed to pay $14.5 million to a woman who was paralyzed by a tree limb. it fell on emma zhou when while she was at washington square park with her kids. it weighed 100 pounds and it paralyzed her from the waist down. she sued the city saying the parks department didn't properly maintain the trees. the trees have been removed from the park. >>> cole white is from clayton in contra costa county. last year we reported that he was forced to resign from his job at top dog after it was reported he took part in the rally in charlottesville. he was arrested. he along with three others traveled to virginia to incite a riot. and that they're part of the "rise above" movement, a militant white supremacist group based in southern california. they face sentences of a combined ten years in prison. >>> we have new information about the plane yacrash in se the pilot was delivering the passengers for medical care. he had trouble finding the airport, but he had flown there

i feel very attached to storey's field. it is the odds-on favourite.o for the odds—on favourite but it is beautifully crafted and very playful at the same time so i think it isa playful at the same time so i think it is a building you can make your own because you project your own stories and ideas onto these little magical moments. it is designed around the needs of communities, big community consultation on that one. that is the people who couldn't afford to live in cambridge, a whole new development has been built for them. it is a bit more complicated in that. it is cambridge university specifically relies on the best scholars were not going to stay in cambridge with the price of housing so cambridge with the price of housing so they needed to provide postgrad housing. they bring their families with them, so, yeah, perfect. as you can see, events are starting to begin fortified's stirling prize. it'll be here, live on the new china —— news channel, 8:30pm, and you will hear first the winner of the riba stirling prize building of the year here. we w

alain robert climbed one of london's tallest buildings, the 46—storey heron tower.ildings around the world, and he doesn't use any ropes or safety equipment. he admits it's pretty scary. city of london police were not amused. he was promptly arrested "for causing a public nuisance". watching him just gives me shivers, andi watching him just gives me shivers, and i really don't want to see him climbing this building behind me. you have some tall buildings, give ita you have some tall buildings, give it a go. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. hello there. the weather is dishing up something significantly colder than we've been used to of late as we head towards the weekend. the winds switching around to northerlies. we'll see some sunshine, yes, but there'll be some showers as well and some of those showers over hills in the north will be a little bit wintry. the cold air is going to be coming from a long way north. the winds bringing that air down from the arctic behind this cold front. the front‘s through friday morning, bringing a band of cloud and patc

a four—storey building was reduced to rubble.l said it was used as a headquarters by the militant group, hamas, which controls gaza. one neighbour ran from the building before, she says, four missiles struck next door. israel blamed the militant faction islamichhad for the strikes. in a rare statement, its military spokesman said that the group was guided by syria and iran, saying that the assad regime and the elite iranians quds force were behind the rocket attack on israel. the militant group claimed it was responding to the killing yesterday or five palestinians by israeli troops during yesterday of five palestinians by israeli troops during weekly protests which are, in part, against the blockade of gaza which israel says it imposes for security reasons. the israeli military said that its forces had rocks and explosive devices thrown at them. this has been yet another flare—up in the cycle of escalation, followed by fragile ceasefire, between gaza's militant groups and israel. there have been repeated attempts by egypt to bro

is being presented as part of a new anti—russian hysteria, a wave of hysteria in the west and is a storey evidence. the bbc has now confirmed at least two of the alleged russian military intelligence officers were registered in moscow at a facility owned by the russian defence ministry. gordon, the level of detail in the allegations coming out of the hague is pretty astonishing. what is likely to happen next in terms of action against russia? well, today was unprecedented. counter espionage operations are normally top—secret operations. to see the level of detail we had today was remarkable. you could sense from the dutch officials the anger they felt at the russians operating on their soil. similar to what britain felt about salisbury and britain's foreign office and porton down laboratory were also targeted in a different type of fibre operation. the hope will be that three countries, the uk, the us and the netherlands revealing these details will help to expose gru activities. is that the same as stopping them? officials i have written to know they have moscow under pressure and they h

the richest winds around 30 centimetres of rain, and storm surges as high as a single—storey house are rogers wins. this storm is dangerous. if you don't follow warnings from officials this storm could kill you. you cannot take it lightly. you cannot hide. there is nowhere to hide from a storm surge. it is impossible. get prepared and get out if an evacuation is ordered. every family must be prepared now. there are state of emergency in 35 of florida's 65 counties, as well as parts of georgia and alabama. there are fears about the impact on areas are fears about the impact on areas are still recovering from hurricane florence last month. despite the warnings, not everyone is leaving town. i willjust hunker down. we have been through sony storms. anti— media sometimes gets things crazy —— so media sometimes gets things crazy —— so many storms. —— and the media. we have been through so many we are co mforta ble have been through so many we are comfortable saying. we are going to. we have an up food and generated gas. so we will be just fine. fuel supplies are already running low as the r

or a large part like we worked on the floor for two weeks without any protection or more of david storey here in may he was a contract tree says news in inspecting equipment that are based further he says boxes were covered in a white dust but no warning was given as to the nature of the powder the dust stuff or wearing no protective gear he says there was until a year later that the u.s. army told him it was cadmium they had them for the lawsuit after he was sacked for complaining about the incident the army says it's now changed how it handles equipment like that we know we won't earn your trust if we don't perform better so will the contractor has redoubled efforts and safety training and proper methods for receiving processing handling and cleaning items there are possibly contaminated with cadmium only a year later to be fighting no this is had been a problem ongoing with a us army going back to two thousand and eight when i asked about who's going to assist on medical checks and as it. they just sent me away and said whatever just. know i was not my problem go see someone else it w

often with some of these storeyed institutions we can say it has a lwa ys institutions we can say it, we have a lwa ys always been like this, we have always got this particular benefit, but that is not the case. and to put the bbc in a position where it is an arm of the government's social policy... having to make controversial decisions around ministers. staying with the times, this is fascinating. we are told the truth about pompeii. so apparently we all thought vesuvius erupted on 24 we all thought vesuvius erupted on 2a august 709a.d. we all thought vesuvius erupted on 24 august 709a. d. we all thought! a p pa re ntly 24 august 709a. d. we all thought! apparently it happened several months later on october 24, and the reason they know this, and this suspicion has been around for a while, because there are various bits of evidence such as victims clad in heavy clothing and wood—burning heaters in houses, and wine sealed in jars for the harvest, and fruit injars wine sealed in jars for the harvest, and fruit in jars which don't align with pompeii... with vesuvius erupting in the su

days after the weinstein storey broke, several actresses againeth and ashley -- gwenneth paltrow and ashley judd accused him of sexual harassment and 6900 posts carried the hashtag. >>> and today the me too movement has ties to the nobel peace prize. >> the a word ease are a dr. from congo and an iraqi woman who have ways to eliminate sexual violence as a weapon of war. >> adopted from the congo are the winners of peace prize. it puts spotlight on the use of rape and sexual assault around the world. >> each way has helped to give greater visibility to wartime sexual violence. >> denyies partly cloudy questioning founded a -- denismakagwe, and the other who is nod i can't poured escaped before getting to a refugee camp. she is a strong voice for victims everywhere when she got to europe. >> as a victim and rights activist and as a human i send a message to the world. >> the award comes as the movem heightened attention to countries socially. they say it's about finding sin international authorities alike, all have a shared responsibility. >> and the me has also impacted the nobel comm

the storey was phil milk he will shown who had 6 straight birdies, he is in the lead, and the man from austria is the favorite in the play house today. >>> tom brady is the third quarterback in nfl history to throw 500 touchdowns. >> brady over 300 games to the game, 83rd time in his career, looking for all of it, be loads to the end zone. caught by gordon. touchdown patriots. >> tom brady did it, boy, touchdown number 500 for him came in the fourth quarter as the patriots beat the indianapolis colts 38-24 on thursday night football. he trails two nfl greats, brett farb and peyton manning has 518, and tom brady could pass beth of them this season on the way to new records. >> it seems pretty likely. >> it's real likely. >>> 5:46 is the time, it's not a friday light, it's a big truck problem. >> it's not a friday light on 680 on some other commutes it's not bad. 680 heading south out of pleasanton, it's not a friday light. we have an overturned truck and a lot of dirt spilled and a couple of cars are involved on 680 and burnell road, and traffic is getting by, i would recommend using 58

it could turn into a storey. >>> san francisco's mayor is promising to get creative when it comes to solutions to help drug users. >> governor brown vetoed legislation to let san francisco open the nation's first drug injection site. leeann? >> reporter: the mayor talked about getting creative, but provided no details. for example, what will the city do now that the governor vetoed this bill? and how will the city address the threats by the federal government. all questions that went unanswered. a mock injection drug site had been set up last month in san francisco. but governor brown rejected any proposals saying, enabling illegal and destructive drug use will never work. san francisco mayor london bree has been a supporter of these sites to address the number of deaths associated with overdoses. >> when they decide they need help, where are they going to go? it happens in the middle of the night. where are they going to go? >> reporter: these sites would al users to inject drugs under the trained eye of medical personnel. those who shoot up say they welcome it. >> drug use they mig

." >> here are the storeys making headlines at 4:30. if you're not registered to vote, you still have a few hours to sign up. midnight is the cutoff to get on califoelecon office, as well.mv the ballot includes a u.s. senate seat, the governor, and attorney general's race, and 12 statewide propositions. >>> former president barack obama is out campaigning for democrats. he is in nevada here, telling the crowd he wants the state to be the capital of voting. and cameras worn by police are under scrutiny after one used by the new york police department exploded and caught fire. laura anthony tweeted that oakland police will now review their body cams. catch her report at 5:00. >>> there are 15 days until the midterm elections, and candidate john cox is campaigning in the bay area. earlier, you heard his comments about the president's proposed transgender policy. but cox always had a lot to say about housing, gavin newsom, and the latest polls. >> the most recent poll done by "the l.a. times" shows 54% of likely voters favor gavin newsom ov

the other house adjacent is a multi--storey house, which extends further. if the other side is extended, it's going to create an issue where they're going to be walled in on both sides of their yard. i think it's important to kept rear of the proposed improvements on 575 in line with immediate adjacent properties to avoid walling in the cubeicks and i support the appeal with the hopes that both parties will have time to come to an acceptable compromise, which minimizes the impacts on the property. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you members of the appeals board. my name is teresa. i live at 574 belvedere street so across the street from both of these houses. i have looked out at the house in question for the last 15 years, and i was excited about the prospect of some home improvements, as alison and steve mentioned. the home was owned for the progress foundation for a number of years. it was in need of t.l.c. i was really disappointed to learn that the neighbors were unable to work together to come up with a plan that would not effect the cubeick home. wh

oiour proposed plan pulls the fourth-storey addition back from the face of the property to respect historic preservation codes. although we would have liked to be able to preserve more of this light well view for the neighbor, the up slope, this is where we're allowed to build. in addition to keep it quiet to the street we have a lower roof line stepping up closer to the 40-foot height limit at the back. where we're building new we're respecting the adjacent neighbor's light well. i can show you a sun study where we study whether a three foot setback from the property line or a five-foot setback would make an impact on them. over at this side of the property, instead of extending out past the corner, we decided to hold the addition back and hold it aligned with the adjacent neighbor to respect the windows that they have here. at this small area, before we even submitted for planning, we removed an outdoor walk-out balcony in order to respect the privacy of the adjacent neighbor. we have a roof deck that is off the master suite. it's tucked behind the line of the rear yard averaging setback

. >>> we'll move on to some of the other storeys. flames ripped through part of a hillside this afternoon east of half moon bay. fire crews held it to about five acres. this is higgins canyon road between highways 1 and 35. at one point, the fire threatened buildings and some people had to leave their homes. >>> california's now entering its peak fire season. october is historically a critical fire month. cal fire officials say nearly a dozen of the state's 20 deadliest fires occurred in october. in the first nine months of this year, cal fire reported more than 937 square miles burned in wildfires, more than double the area scorched during the same time last year. >>> the fire danger is still high right now. let's go over to spencer christian for a first check on the weather. >> still very warm and dry and windy here in the bay area. you can see temperatures right now in the upper 80s in many inland locations. so it's been a warm day and continues to be. wind gusts between 15 and 21 miles per hour. so red flag warning for high fire

i think they have another 12 rooms on -- 12 or 13 rooms on the second-storey but that is summed to be 20 beds asper the terms of the d.d.a., there are no extra rooms to play with. that is not the case. what they're proposing is not in compliance with the d.d.a. >> would you consider that in this environment where there's a shortage of housing in just about ever category, whether there's a special needs or just workforce housing or low income housing and even highrise that not having these extra beds, regardless of the administrative ability to fill those beds, that not having these beds as the d.d.a. required it is a significant hardship in the city of san francisco? >> i absolutely agree. the proposal would be non compliant with our requirements of the d.d.a. just looking at what they proposed and the residential units they have proposed are not code compliant. the residential care facility is not a residential use under the planning code. it's an institutional use. under the planning code, there are certain instances where dwelling units can be added as accessory units, this is not

ferocious winds, around 30 centimetres of rain, and storm surges as high as a single—storey house aretorm is dangerous. and if you don't follow warnings from officials this storm could kill you. and you cannot take it lightly. you cannot hide. there is no way to hide from a storm surge. it's impossible. so get prepared and get out if an evacuation is ordered. every family must be prepared now. there are states of emergency in 35 of florida's 67 counties, as well as parts of georgia and alabama, too. there are fears about the impact on areas are still recovering from hurricane florence last month. but despite the warnings, not everyone is leaving town. i will just hunker down. we have been through so many storms. and the media sometimes gets things a little bit, you know, crazy. and, you know, peoplejump and run, you know, they should do that. but we've just been through so many that we're comfortable staying. so we're going to. and we've got enough food and generator gas. so we'll be just fine. fuel supplies are already running low as the region prepares for the coming days. and with

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