a that's the only green space we have along sutter street. you can go up the hill but most folks don't want to make that trek. just out of the curiosity when they were encouraged to plant those redwoods and many voted against this does park and rec have some kind of safety policy that says those things will happen even though it's of interest to you as a community happens in it if you knew it would cause serious litigation why? >> this was back in 1993 i hate the response i'm giving you but we don't have a written policy on this. we rely on our opinions. we've got talents in the department. i can't account for back in 1993 our staff at the time gave the go ahead with the only advise that those be for species choices and i actually can't comment further. now we won't make this advise but withhold the approval and so there's something in place right now >> that's correct. >> is it possible for the landmark to extend to this area? >> how do those things happen. >> tim frye department staff. it could occur the commission would have to make a deci

live now with the home team, justin siena is visiting sutter high school, actually, hosting sutter high. >> reporter: hi heather, beautiful football here. we got sutter of the chap chap i don't know next year champion next year. they're squaring off tonight in a non lead game. we talked to -- >> it is definitely an unknown -- they have a back that we are real concern about, number 22 and he's a good heart and tough runner. we know defensively we got our word cut out for us and offense as well. we have to work hard to move the ball around, i think. we have been told that it is about as close as texas high school football that you can get. we are the only thing in town and friday nights is all about high school football. it is exciting and it is fun and it keeps you motivated to work hard year in and year out to be successful. >> so far this match up between two sections champions of 7 to nothing lead for siena. in the fourth quarter that is, be sure to watch tonight as we have the highlights for this game. until ten, reporting live in justin high school, in napa. back to you. >>> it is g

it proposes the new retail space on sutter street. for those of you who have not been by yet if we could get the proernl. as you know this is the site of the former galaxy that is right. originally the approval was to include a 17 thousand foot tape recorder jose by trader joe's has passed on this space and the developer has reduced the size of the retail spaces to 95 hundred secret. much smaller. the promise is a form of retail cbs would replace a former trader joe's. they have similar products but the cvs would be providing a pharmacy which is a benefit to the neighborhood. so i want to focus on the fact this is extremely an appropriate location for cvs. within - 2010 within a half-mile radius there were many resident but it's a fast growing neighborhood. it's one block north of the future c nshlgs mc hill place so it's going to provide a great opportunity for the folks who will be going into the hospital there. it fills a space that is hard to occupy by others evidenced by a large number of the vacancies this is a block away on van

i also want to thank cpmc and stutter. ~ sutter. it's been a difficult process. i'm very appreciative to dr. bronner, to mike cohill that you kept an open mind and that you were willing to sit at the table with the three amigos and lou girardo and the mayor's office. it was not an easy thing to do. let me say that for me this is a very personal thing because one of the things that will happen because of this deal is that we will have a new, larger, viable world class st. luke's hospital. it's a very personal thing. i talked about how, you know, my mom was rushed to the er at st. luke's, and, so, i know that this means a lot for so many different families. i also want to thank my colleagues on the board of supervisors and i want to thank supervisor wiener, supervisor tang, supervisor wiener for being here. they put a lot of trust in us and in this process. i know that they have their own issues and their own constituents. so it meant a great deal to me that you would put that kind of trust in us so it is greatly appreciated. and now it is my honor to introduce som

we've worked closely with the newly opened business on sutter. since july introducing the new projects to the community and participating in a know your neighborhood social at sf in august to help acquaint the new merchants of the neighborhood. throughout this process our results are over 2 hundred and thirty active supportser see including mrpt and businesses. and over half of the current residents of sf. you should have copies of those in your packet for review. in conclusion the feedback from the community for this location has been overwhelmingly positive and the consensus is this is a great fit for van ness and the neighborhood is looking forward to our opening. unfortunately we were to have the manager of this sf to speak to the partnership and his support for the promise and the support of the other residents but he was unable to attend. feinstein i'd like to introduce my colleague who is the manager for the workforce in san francisco >> hi. the court: sustained. steven. we're tieftd of excited to be here. it's important for us to work clo

and i'm. >> ma'am, is that relthd to the item on calendar for what is it 1285 sutter? >> that's correct. >> you need to wait until that's called and i have a hard of hearing. >> we'll over an opportunity for the public to commit on that item within an hour. >> i wasn't quite sure i apologize. >> it's okay. any additional general public commit on items not on the calendar today. okay general comment is closed >> p that places you under the regular calendar for 200 paul street for request for authorization. >> good afternoon, commissioners corey from staff. it's for additional use to alternate 16 thousand square feet of the building b's on the project site. the is incorrect and will be updated. the project proposes to rhythm up to 11 parking spaces that will include generators. and is requesting an exception to the parking requirement. it will be separated from that all avenue that will continue to house the internet challenge and will be used for the location for generators in emergencies. the project will not increase the inhibiting amount of power during times when re

and sutter is a hugely profitable employer health care and hospital chain. and it stands to benefit from it by getting more subsidized patients into its doors. so this is a very, very serious and spreading problem and why there's an emerging labor backlash against bowxg and how it's -- obamacare and why it's being implemented. >> we are not talking about mom and pop operations that have only 50 employees and are right at that tough threshold. how can they justify the changes they're talking about making? >> one thing you've got to understand in a lot of these cases these are franchises. the denny's you mentioned a lot of them are smaller franchises in the florida area. in the case of applebee's a lot of times they will franchise out their stores. they may be dealing with a relatively smaller group of work thears might be just under the cusp or just over the cusp. they might limit it to 49, if they're already over the cusp they're going to reduce worker hours to try avoid it. >> michael weinberg, the talk we're hearing about full time to part time, is anecdot

i'm the representative on pong street at the corner which sutter. i'm here representing for my boss because he's afraid it will close down the mom and pop stores and we are against the alcohol because right after hours at the 1:30 that's when people go crazy and do vandalism. i understand people need the - what's that word hi the convenience of despair pharmacy so that if urging to open a 24 pharmacy maybe open it down on cal high because close by high street there's a hospital. i was thinking suggesting that we should have something that's more, you know, structure for the homeless people because most of the people i know have no place to go or there's no where to use the bathroom they have to buy something to use their bathroom. there's some kind of hope for them to go for them that's light destroy. also we're talking about packing space and that would be a problem like if they have an sighed garage inside their building where there's a car coming out through the driveway. we do have wall grievances it's a 4 block road us there's one on larkin and

sutter health officials tell abc 7 news they're pleased with the compromise. >> bart negotiations continue after a one-day break and continued to continue every day through october 10th when the cooling off ends. it's no deal is in place by then, the employee unions could go on strike. officials released a $21 million strike plan would include free charter buses and limited train service run by officers. >> there are negotiating sessions scheduled. >> take a look both unions planning to meet with negotiators. the days of hash marks are days bart plans to meet with just one of the unions. >> should the union strike again? there is a new way to cross the bay. for some if you have skill and guts for it. >> you can see in this shot captured by sky 7 hd this morning, he founded the bay bicycle project and the organization points out it will be 2515 before bike lanes between oakland and yerba buena island is completed you can see he's created a bike lane here, pedaling a bike mounted on top of pontoons from oakland to san francisco. >> this could with yu till taryn, not having a boat because the

but sutter high, near yuba city owns the night. their running back alex lopez little burst.even long pretty good night as he will spot chris leyenbaur touchdown. 13yards 35-19. they are still down to sutter. got more in motion. the hand off here to alex ingram. the run is on. there you go. lopsided to say the least. but sutter high takes justin sienna apart. 42-19 the final. >>> like the hitchcock movie birds all over the place. at the pga championship. second shot at 15. actually not a bird it was an eagle. and he will keep pouring it on. his approach at nine. very close. we'll set himself up for birdie. and that round of 59 lots of scores that were extremely low. to give you an example he is only tied for the lead with snetecker after a round of 69. that's the sports life for a friday night. everybody looking forward to cal game tomorrow. niners on sunday. and a quick prediction, raiders will win their first game of the year. jacksonville in oakland. >> thank you mark. >> not to remember the silver and black. >>> we'll >> today on "tmz" -- >> crazy video of nicole kidman g

but sutter high, near yuba city owns the night. their running back alex lopez little burst.n long pretty good night as he will spot chris leyenbaur touchdown. 13yards 35-19. they are still down to sutter. got more in motion. the hand off here to alex ingram. the run is on. there you go. lopsided to say the least. but sutter high takes justin sienna apart. 42-19 the final. >>> like the hitchcock movie birds all over the place. at the pga championship. second shot at 15. actually not a bird it was an eagle. and he will keep pouring it on. his approach at nine. very close. we'll set himself up for birdie. and that round of 59 lots of scores that were extremely low. to give you an example he is only tied for the lead with snetecker after a round of 69. that's the sports life for a friday night. everybody looking forward to cal game tomorrow. niners on sunday. and a quick prediction, raiders will win their first game of the year. jacksonville in oakland. >> thank you mark. >> not to remember the silver and black. >>> we'll see you next time news breaks. >> mornings on 2 begins at

you would not enter through sutter street. >> i didn't want to assume. from the illustration it looks like it stops right in the middle of the block. >> sure. >> one other comment. the comment about this could be the way of the future for transportation. i think this is great in general that we have these middle lanes and for people to cross into -- get into the bus stops by crossing the street. it's, i think in general, 95 percent of the streets -- it's probably the most practical, safe thing to do for a pedestrian, but on the other hand on 19th avenue when we're looking at the muni stop, we're trying to move it away from the center because it's so unsafe for pedestrians to try to cross to get to the middle. perfect example of that is over at san francisco state when you see basically people unloading and several hundred people trying to cross the street on one signal and it would make a lot more says that it's not in the middle of the street. so hopefully on van ness we don't have the same situation where everybody's trying to get off at one time and t

street northwest corner of sutter street and powell street.k 0284, lot 004 request for a major permit to alter >> any public wish to pull this off of consent? >> none. >> i move to approve. >> second. >> on that motion, to approve, with conditions, commissioner hylan? >> yes. >> commissioner johnck. >> yes, commissioner johns. >> yes, matsuda. >> yes. >> pearlman. >> yes. >> wolfram. >> yes. >> hasz. >> and that motion passes 7 to 0 and places you under the regular calendar, item 7, 2012.0400a (lily yegazu: 415-575-9076) 722-728 montgomery street - east side of montgomery street, between washington and jackson streets. assessor's block 0196, lot 30 - request for a certificate of appropriateness >> hello. and so you do have to. >> and do i need to make that announcement. >> okay. >> commissioner hylan needs to make an announcement real quick before we move on. >> on this agenda item arg the firm that i am with prepared in 1998. and the mason evaluation for the building and the agenda item. and conducted with the city attorney and they feel that

$600,000 fin and this violation was trivial it's more likely the trivial fine was a fact that jim sutter was the lawyer they expect to be let go and the evidence couldn't beo forward. the city librarian had to sign under penalty of perjury while he was receive 65 thousand dollars. and he had to sign the paper to report gifts. those statements under penalty of perjury had no effect on the discolors. the reason the discolors are required so we can have some notice if he's using his office to show who's giving the gifts. there's no question that he has advise from his own attorneys and accountants and there are in the accountants office and the in and of itself e nonprofits are - david chu having me arrested and the lies cost more than money >> thank you. next speaker. >> president chiu and a supervisors i'm bob members of the japan town orchcommittee and i i hope i can make comments regarding the introduced items. >> you can. >> i can; right? i'm sorry. i'm not more familiar. where was i - i'm here to encourage or urge your approval the japan town economic strategy. when this comes before

hosting sutter high. joe fonzi will be out there and we will bring you highlights in a live report.that is the sporting life. looking forward to giants and dodgers tonight. even though giants are out of it. dodgers, they want to humble them. >> weird if brian wilson is called in. >> thank you. >>> back now to the 9ers and seahawks. we have a competition going here with our center station in seattle on facebook. help show them who has the best fans in the west. go to ktvu on facebook and share our badge on the top of the page. >> at 10:00 p.m. keeping his memory alive. family return to the place where their loved one was killed. the push to close the books on this cold case. thank you for joining us. good night. there are so many things that we do on a daily basis. we run errands. we run to the grocery store. in fact, the average american drives fewer than 29 miles a day. the 100% electric nissan leaf goes two-and-a-half times that on a single charge. it's a car. it just doesn't take gas. [ farrar ] so think about where you go in a day. do you really need gas to get there? [ male ann

. >> when the sutter project was approved it was approved in the spirit to find a capable use to find the historic all uses and give it an ability to form it as a neighborhood. the particular product concluded that the retail stays on the dprv for the question was subdivided into smaller pieces. when trader joe's came along and we had long discussions about the larger grocery stores operating in this space we all agreed that because it was a retail use and because it was filling a inch for grocery stores and food services we were comfortable it have a food store move in there. however, i don't believe that the new prepares of a larger number of pharmacies that this particular project and the conditions under which is tries to operate is in those commentary of the original van ness plan. it doesn't sport the residential it's a convenience store that's not the key idea of why we for years and years trite to transform van ness. so far as the comments on land use the lower and upper polk for the last few years have spent a lot of time to try to restrict alcohol sales for restaurants paifs

. >> hi, my name is kent, i live on sutter street which is a block away. i have never heard any excessive noise coming from jones. i think it's a great business for the neighborhood. i go there frequently. a lot of my friends go there. i think it's a great business. it's definitely improved the quality of life in the neighborhood. i have never had any complaints. >> thank you. >> any other public comments on this item? >> seeing none, we'll take rebuttal starting with the appellant. you have 3 minutes. >> we have an appeal letter from 691 post. eric cohen. he says he's a resident of 691 post for over 10 years. i urge you in the strongest possible terms to deny any permits. since the day it's opened the bar has substantially reduced the quality of my life. both my bedroom and living room face jones street and i'm regularly awakened between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m.. they are breaking bottom -- bottles by patrons. jones has done nothing to mitigate this problem. now they want to st live music performances until 10:00 p.m.. the neighborhood is alre

and further down, and a lot of them further down sutter street from polk, it seems like a lot of people from those dorms tend to frequent polk street. and i was wondering if they were going to look at in your study, are these people coming within the city? >> that's exactly, and i am going to caution us not to talk much about this, it's not on the agenda per se. but that's the first step. to do a very short three-minute interview to find out. and different nights of the week. it's our impression they are coming from different places different nights. >> are you putting a street team out? >> mta. >> awesome. that's what i wanted to know. >> any other comments or questions from commissioners? if not, move into public comment for the director's report. any public comment? seeing none. we will move right on to the next agenda item, police department comment and questions. so officer mathius or someone. >> hello, commissioners and staff, steve mathius from the central station. over the last weeks probably had four incidents i will talk about tonight. we had on august 11, 2 a.m. a victim was

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it turned out to be sutter's mill, the second largest gold reserve on the north american continent. >> ossie: oh, my lord. >> the second largest gold mine under their house. >> audience member: wow. >> that'd make you suicidal... think that you'd gone all around the world looking for gold and there it was. >> ossie: the whole time. >> true story... in the papers. a man saw a picture frame... in like a little flea market and wanted $2.39 for it. and he didn't like the picture, but he liked the frame. so he bought it, got home... pulls out the old ugly picture, and behind it, is another arresting and very fascinating painting. he said, "this looks like an important painting." he called the museum. they said, "bring it over and we'll look at it." turned out to be a painting by a famous artist worth -- and the museum paid him $11 million for that painting that he bought for $2.39. somebody saw it and did not recognize. everything you're wanting is close to you merely awaiting your recognition of it. david was a master mentor, but absalom didn't recognize his father's greatness. solomon di

sutter and cavallas bedroom was completely and decorated, a computer in the dusk. and said, how must it to have? his vocal about 1200 hours. for reporter this is a big deal. so it turned out that he had been recording secretly in his precinct for two years. and the only way to do this is because the digital recording technology had guns supplied, he had bought two or three of them. more of them was a latch recorder. look like a normal watch except it had a microphone,. the of the one he put a shirt pocket award. turned out the beginning of the tort and turned it off at the end of the store. and then of course he could cut -- pick out certain things that heat or interested. but a lot of them was just street chatter. it was not really useful. but he did give me was the roll-call, the meetings of the beginning of each store where police commanders tell the officers what to focus on for that to. so he gave me 117 roll calls. so now i had a day to day record of exactly what the officers are being ordered to do. you can really get a sense of what the priorities were in t

china's meteorological sutter has issued a red alert as super storm heads toward hong kong this year's largest typhoon is already battering southern parts of taiwan where at least two thousand five hundred people have been evacuated to safety from flood prone areas when you saw the hit island communities in the philippines that triggered mudslides and power outages but no casualties were reported. pro independent supporters in scotland are preparing a mass rally on the streets of edinburgh ahead of next year's referendum the move for separation has been met with sharp criticism from the u.k. government the prime minister has warned of a dire economic consequences for scots but pat kane from the us scotland campaign group says that's just scaremongering. you know if you take away the oil and gas and disco economy it's an obviously well performing european economy added to the economy is doing extremely well in fact you know i'm sure many countries many small countries in war would love to have the problem of volatility of oil and gas reserves so and no way would it be a patch of economy

. >> i -- four hours from sutter street. >> reporter: you're not even on the bridge. >> no. >> reporter: what's going on? the sign showed traffic crawling at less than 4 miles per hour. is it because all these drivers want to see the new bridge? >> curiosity factor played into it. back to school played into it. back to work after a long holiday played into it. >> reporter: the new bridge has the same number of lanes as the old one and the speed limit hasn't changed. something that has distracted the drivers is the new view. slowing traffic as they slow down. >> just take a deep breath and wait for traffic to resume. >> reporter: people headed in the east direction are getting a chance to check out the view because traffic is going very, very slowly right now. remarkably slow. slower than it was during the evening commute at about 30 miles per hour way under the speed limit here in the eastern span of the bay bridge. so it appears a lot of people just want to come out here and take a look and enjoy this new bay area landmark. live on yerba buena island, ken wayne. >>> while the bridge op

. >> i -- four hours from sutter street. >> reporter: you're not even on the bridge. >> no. >> reporter: what's going on? the sign showed traffic crawling at less than 4 miles per hour. is it because all these drivers want to see the new bridge? >> curiosity factor played into it. back to school played into it. back to work after a long holiday played into it. >> reporter: the new bridge has the same number of lanes as the old one and the speed limit hasn't changed. something that has distracted the drivers is the new view. slowing traffic as they slow down. >> just take a deep breath and wait for traffic to resume. >> reporter: people headed in the east direction are getting a chance to check out the view because traffic is going very, very slowly right now. remarkably slow. slower than it was during the evening commute at about 30 miles per hour way under the speed limit here in the eastern span of the bay bridge. so it appears a lot of people just want to come out here and take a look and enjoy this new bay area landmark. live on yerba buena island, ken wayne. >>> while the bridge op

. >> four hours from sutter street. >> you aren't even on the bridge. >> no. >> what's the problem? >> you are supposed to know that. >> reporter: the new bridge has the same number of lanes as the old and the speed limit is still 50 miles an hour. the only thing different is that view. the chp caught plenty snapping photographs while driving. they spent much of yesterday giving out tickets and warnings. the chp cited a motorcyclist going 70 and the first arrest happened four hours after the bridge hoped, a woman was pulled over on suspicious of dui and the first accident, minor crash involving three cars. reporting live >> thank you. the bridge doesn't have emergency call boxes on the new span. officials say they didn't have time to install them for the labor day opening but plans are in the works to add them. there are call boxes on the bike path but driver also not be able to access them. >>> a bay area man wants to build a house using parts the old bay bridge. he created bay bridge house.org. he wants to use some of it to create a housing and multiuse space. demolition contracto