>> clerk: that looks like it for now. >> president tanner: okay. >> thank you, president tanner. i just wanted to present some information on two points raised during public comment. one about the ceqa language and an issue raised about the tenants. really, all ceqa means is as soon as the commission takes action, a ceqa appeal would be ripe, so until the commission takes action, it would not complete ceqa. as far as the tenants, we know that the tenant is the architect, that the tenant is in full support of the project, and that the property owner knows they have eviction protections, all of the available protections for tenants, and they are planning on adhering to all of those, so just to provide a little bit of color for who the tenant is that's currently in the building. >> president tanner: thank you very much. i'm going to ask a few questions if the commissioners don't mind, and then, i will ask commissioners to ask questions and comments, as well. on that, if the project sponsor could please come to the mic. i just want to understand that the architect is the tenant of th

>> clerk: that looks like it for now. >> president tanner: okay. >> thank you, president tanner. i just wanted to present some information on two points raised during public comment. one about the ceqa language and an issue raised about the tenants. really, all ceqa means is as soon as the commission takes action, a ceqa appeal would be ripe, so until the commission takes action, it would not complete ceqa. as far as the tenants, we know that the tenant is the architect, that the tenant is in full support of the project, and that the property owner knows they have eviction protections, all of the available protections for tenants, and they are planning on adhering to all of those, so just to provide a little bit of color for who the tenant is that's currently in the building. >> president tanner: thank you very much. i'm going to ask a few questions if the commissioners don't mind, and then, i will ask commissioners to ask questions and comments, as well. on that, if the project sponsor could please come to the mic. i just want to understand that the architect is the tenant of th

tanner: hi, how are you doing? >> thanks for having me. >> president tanner: i have a couple of questions. some you may not be able to answer. that's okay. what i really want to ensure is that every tenant in this building is informed of what their rights are. that they know what avenues they have available for them. they know what they deserve, so that if they choose to avail themselves of resources that are available in san francisco that they can do that. that they can get if they're entitled to any financial support or relocation support, whether it's through the project sponsor or through other city programs, that they understand what it is, that they have access to it. if they need remediation. maybe you can help me understand, it's an unusual case, are there resources available to the people living here? what is available to them? >> if you mean what type of counseling is available, they provide counseling to tenants landlords, but certainly one of the tenants could obtain more information about their rights

. >> president tanner: thank you for bringing that tour a attention. i think it's something we all observe on our day-to-day life. i'm not sure if went to reach out to m.t.a. or public works or with d.b.i. or other partners to limit impact of scooters and some of other things taking up room on the sidewalks. >> what i can do, president tanner and commissioner moore, put this on a future agenda of our director's working group. i will include that on the future agenda and report back to you all. >> president tanner: thank you. other commissioner questions or questions? seeing none. we're moving on to the director's report. >> clerk: moving on to department matters for item 8, director's announcements. >> very quickly, i wanted to highlight that the housing element information item is booked for next week. the information has been posted on our website or s.f.housingelement.org. it's there. it's been there for the past week. i wanted to let the public know that it's there for review. we'll have at hearing next week. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. item 9,

you, president tanner. john kaplan here. our proposal is to use it as storage space. (please stand by) >> after my fire in my apartment and losing everything, the red cross gave us a list of agencies in the city to reach out to and i signed up for the below-market rate program. i got my certificate and started applying and won the housing lottery. [♪♪♪] >> the current lottery program began in 2016. but there have been lot rows that have happened for affordable housing in the city for much longer than that. it was -- there was no standard practice. for non-profit organizations that were providing affordable housing with low in the city, they all did their lotteries on their own. private developers that include in their buildings affordable units, those are the city we've been monitoring for some time since 1992. we did it with something like this. where people were given circus tickets. we game into 291st century in 2016 and started doing electronic lotteries. at the same time, we started electronic applicat

commission president tanner . [roll call] >> thank you commissioners, first on youragenda is items proposed for continuance. item one case 21-00698 ,south bend avenue .cost for conditional use authorization proposed for indefinite continuance and further commissioners under your discretionary review calendar items 15 for case number 2016 00320 drp at 460 vallejo stree . a discretionary review is proposed for continuance may 26 2022. i have no other items proposed for continuance so we should open up public comment for members of the public, please line up on the screen at the side of theroom or come forward . members of the public calling in please press star 3. seeing no requests from any member of the public. >> just theitems i called . >> there are no members of the public requesting to speak, public comment is closedand those items proposed to be continued are before you commissioners . >> commissionerimperial. >> moved to continue all items as proposed .>> second. >> on the motionto continue items, commission

>> commissioner tanner .maybe we put our names up afte . >> summary, commissioner fung. >> i will bethere in person next week . i think staff should also bring forth because you provide or excuse me, not provide. if you require so much process, it acts as the counter protection for productivity where people wanting to add to their homes and therefore the number of units. in any event, since it did come before us i'll hold my further comments on that but i wouldn't move to grant conditional use. >> second. >> motion and the second, we d have vice president more . >> i've wanted to add to director hill's comment, i think it's interesting to look at new construction of older buildings and alterations. it would be a percentile of how much that would be so this project may fall into that because it isn't that much. the one other thing though to which i'm working with is the fact that the condition of this building is still designed to connect these two units and a matter that has to be really rethought in order to

president tanner and members of the commission. my uncle and i will be prebting together for a total of six minutes. my uncle lives in one flat and i live with my husband in the other. richard lives in the neighboring property in the home in which he was raised. here's our house, the blue one, and then, the one next to it is the second property. i should say, sorry, it's her first multiunit building. she has a single-family home a few blocks away. the negative impacts that this project proposed would have on us are obvious. the project will literally block us up on the shared mid block open green space. as you can see on the map, it was seen that should be the definition of the boxing off the property [indiscernible] no explanation has been provided to explain how we are not being boxed in out of this proposed extension. you can see that on our side of the block, we are in the corner. she's already expanded past our house, and it would further block us in even more. there is an unusual and irregular lot configuration on this lot wh

the tanners are trying to go fund me fundraiser to help pay for elliot's graduate school tuition .n the meantime, like any student on the verge of graduating, he's proud and excited for his next chapter. incredibly it's just been amazing roller coaster. by the way that elliot tanner tuition at $24,734, a trace so far by the way, tenor is maintaining a 3.7 grade point average and is participating in undergraduate research. while also tutoring classmates. the first responders jumps into action when every second counts. see how a deputy helps save a baby from a third floor fire. add in weather temperatures will continue to warm up in your sunday forecast , but anymore rain chances next week we'll have the update coming up and then four minutes new mask mandate for los angeles county now that's causing frustration for some people just days after the federal mandate was dropped. (music throughout) earth day this weekend with a number of community events today , volunteers gathered at the crown beach shoreline in alameda for the annual cleanup date. people of all ages came out to help pi

i want to give thanks to president tanner on the commission.u to continue to come and invite other planning commissioners to come and work through the details here. the public utilities. [indiscernable] had impacts. i join because the leadership. responsibility for ownership of the harm done. the planning department and commission are in need of red lining, exclusionary zoning over the century. creating housing and using reparations as foundation. housing is first step to do better. if adopted in 2023 this will be the first plan for the black communities among others. [indiscernable] policies rely on reparations include the building and home ownership opportunities and affordable rental housing and investment in communities. it calls for stronger accountability to black communities and inform the city priorities. many issues need to be addressed. i believe this is the first way forward. work with the american reparation committee for harms done and continue to work on this plan. i want to thank you for making this step forward. >> good afternoo

>> commissioner tanner .maybe we put our names up afte . >> summary, commissioner fung. >> i will bethere in person next week . i think staff should also bring forth because you provide or excuse me, not provide. if you require so much process, it acts as the counter protection for productivity where people wanting to add to their homes and therefore the number of units. in any event, since it did come before us i'll hold my further comments on that but i wouldn't move to grant conditional use. >> second. >> motion and the second, we d have vice president more . >> i've wanted to add to director hill's comment, i think it's interesting to look at new construction of older buildings and alterations. it would be a percentile of how much that would be so this project may fall into that because it isn't that much. the one other thing though to which i'm working with is the fact that the condition of this building is still designed to connect these two units and a matter that has to be really rethought in order to

.>> reporter: elliott tanner is like any 13-year-old pick >> i like to play dungeons & dragons.>> reporter: he can solve this. >> i have an incredible passion for physics. it's been one of my favorite things.>> reporter: is pursuing at the university of minnesota where he will graduate with a bachelors in physics. >> it's a tiny, fast-moving go through a light year. what were trying to do is detect those.>> reporter: he reminds many of the tv character or young sheldon. elliott is a big fan. he met the character who plays the fictional whiz kid. >> the awesome thing. he is very smart. possibly smarter than sheldon. the 213-year-olds are friends. >> an amazing friend. >> the thing i love about young sheldon. it makes being a nerd cool. >> reporter: elliott plans to continue studies at the university of minnesota as a phd. he wants to become a professor.>>> coming up. from talon in the classroom to skills on the stage. this dancing kid has a viral video. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what a

. >> elliot tanner is getting his bachelors of science and physics from the university of minnesota, he started reading with no lessons and doing math at age 3. he wants to be a re c professor. >> how does he know what that is? >> going to do great things, i'm sure. that's it for us, we are on 24/7 on cbs news. ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection,... liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for more informat

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>> commissioner tanner .maybe we put our names up afte . >> summary, commissioner fung. >> i will bethere in person next week . i think staff should also bring forth because you provide or excuse me, not provide. if you require so much process, it acts as the counter protection for productivity where people wanting to add to their homes and therefore the number of units. in any event, since it did come before us i'll hold my further comments on that but i wouldn't move to grant conditional use. >> second. >> motion and the second, we d have vice president more . >> i've wanted to add to director hill's comment, i think it's interesting to look at new construction of older buildings and alterations. it would be a percentile of how much that would be so this project may fall into that because it isn't that much. the one other thing though to which i'm working with is the fact that the condition of this building is still designed to connect these two units and a matter that has to be really rethought in order to

tanner is actually a fan of the show young sheldon and he went out to visit the cast while filming and he met ian armitage who is sheldon and they are now friends. >> he was doing math that 3. >> that is not easy as it turns out. >> was i talking at age 3? >> you were. >> you are a whiz kid, right? >> definitely reading by three or four but i don't know when the math kicked in but i didn't finish college at age team. i was about age 24. we will look at what is happening and we do have some changes heading through this week and more temperatures inland but a parade of a storm system moving to the north won't bring any moisture, but it will squeeze the atmosphere and produce some periods of gusty wind and some of that is gusting already with cooler temperatures in store beginning tomorrow while the main remains and the rain chances are not only going to remain low throughout the rest of the week but remain zero through the rest of the week and over the weekend there is the slightest outside chance that we talked about during the 5:00 half hour of maybe a shower saturday night through mon

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rachel tanner says it would reduce the city's go from an average of 4 years to 9 months.ll me all of our code in our standards that are already laws on the books. and so it really is saying we've we've passed these laws. this is how we want to housing to look. >> let's get a bell. it is been a long road to get here. mayor london breed and state senator scott wiener support the measure. i think at some point the voters take matters into their own towns. >> and made clear that we want more housing. i want to faster. proponents say the measure would keep educators and union workers in the city and create more jobs have been priced out which created the super commutes. >> for our folks and i believe all construction workers. if a housing development is totally zoning compliant, totally compliant with everything existing law in san francisco that it should be able to be approved within 9 months. and should this initiative make the ballot in november? it would only require a simple majority to pass. >> in san francisco fleet of all kron, 4 news. >> well, could we soon be saying

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ok. tanner has called the north dust. the national security council was called it has all 3 chiefs, the navy, the army, and the air force chiefs and the opposition leaders at the time who are now in power. were all invited to that council to the national security council. they all refused to come. all 3 serving armed chiefs signed off that they feel that there was a, an intervention. and that the words and note used in the meeting held in washington were unacceptable. and hence, the foreign office has written back the de marcia back to them of talking about a regime change and not willing to work with them around hon. and but if, if the government is removed, then all of bach sons are false would be admitted. so this is, this is something we're all 3 chiefs have signed off to, has gone to the supreme court. it was given to the national and national speaker, the because it's a confidential letter. there are certain rules and requirements. they need to go about, but they didn't want to see it. they want to make sure they av

fall along with life science peers i talk about a lot some of that is punishment for the fact that tannercheap. they did get a big revenue boost. they were selling lots of equipment and consumables. even when you back out the gains from covid testing, they would have 8% organic growth. that's equipment that needs to be replenished think of it as the razor blades model. they are non-urgent medical procedures are making a huge comeback for the full year management forecasting high single digit organic revenue growth when you excludes the covid testing business even with the lockdowns in china, they have left their guidance unchanged it tells you they very confident in state of their business it's easy to understand where that's coming from the diagnostic division is firing all cylinders with the exception of china isn't that logical you love companies who do business in china. right now you're suffering from it i think the stock will do much better some of the testing sales will go away. the end of the pandemic also means many of the customers can re restart the programs they had to put on

. >> president tanner: good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco commission hybrid hearing for1, 2022. hybrid hearings require everyone's attention and most of us our patience. if you are not speaking, mute your microphone to enable public participation.

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red sox tanner hawk not vaccinated, therefore not allowed to travel with the team to toronto, because the rules are in canada you need to be vaccinated. because of that they've had to move garrett whitlock into the starting rotation, which has weakened the bullpen. two games in this road trip the red sox have lost because whitlock not available to pitch at the end of the games because he had to start because his unvaccinated teammate couldn't make the trip. in the playoffs now, kyrie irving famously never vaccinated, he was not allowed to play most of the season until new york state changed its rules down the stretch. during that time he was absent, two important things happened. kevin durant had to log far more minutes than he normally would. he suffered an injury, was never quite the same upon return. and james harden took a look at this situation and says i don't want to be here anymore and forced a trade. and ben simmons never played a minute for them. the nets went from title contenders to being swept out of the playoffs by the celtics. these unvaccinated players hurting themselv

for that, she blamed jacking tanner. >> i never would have a lot with my kids in the first place.rom day one? to solve the murder? who kept pushing month after month after month? >> my opinion and that is their hatred toward me. it wasn't anything to do with mark. it didn't have anything to do with mark. he was all about jack's hatred towards me. >> you seriously believe? that >> idea. >> rachelle, out of the bill, waited for trial. her mother, kathy, defended her around town. >> did you ever let yourself think she was involved? >> the daughter i know? that daughter i helped raise? no. >> meanwhile, michele's attorney's take a closer look at those recovered text messages. filed a motion. arguing that investigators didn't obtain them properly. >> they didn't get a search warrant every time they service or phone. we're talking about, i think, 15 searches of michelle and karl's phones. they didn't have 15 search warrants. >> their arguments about improper search warrants may have had some traction. with the trial looming, the prosecutor was worried. >> where the high stakes poker gam

elliot tanner sounds like average 13-year-old, getting lost in videogames. >> still have time to clean his room and take a shower? >> oh, yeah. reporter: he is not your typical teen. you will soon earn a bachelors degree from the university of minnesota, with a major in physics and a minor of math. >> how old are you? >> 13. >> we keep providing for him and he keeps consuming. reporter: elliott started taking college classes at the age of nine, after completing high school in just two years. his parents call him a sponge, constantly soaking up knowledge. >> he started reading when he was maybe two, just three, and we thought, that's interesting, you are reading and we didn't teach you to read. >> he is just a 13-year-old kid. it is just that he learns quicker, and is very bright. reporter: now he has been accepted into the university of minnesota's physics phd program. he wants to be a high energy theoretical physicist, and ultimately, a professor. >> i am hoping to become a professor at the university of minnesota, in order to spread this joy and passion for physics. reporter: the you

they are gonna get them to bias supplements, and testicle tanners, and they're gonna be roasting thereonna be coming in. your thoughts? >> i really appreciate that joy, because it really is about following the money, at the end of the day. so the question of who is getting rich on our backs, literally black and brown people, and queer people on our backs, by defying entire communities billionaires are becoming billionaires, by products they sell. the product that is most nefarious, that i never want to look away from is who is actually putting these people in power, and to drive what policies. now, the social issues, certainly the don't say gay bills become the thing that make the headlines we'll talk about. but what is also happening, in the underbelly of this, is you have lobbyist groups that are going around, and driving some of the most anti-environment, anti-people, and pro the wealthy policies that you can imagine, that they're trying to push through the senate and otherwise. this becomes a grift, and it also becomes a lookie-loo. let's not make fun of people over here, and every

person that i really enjoy is a woman named alicia browning tanner. she's very inspiring to me. she may have worked in the white house. i found a little bit of evidence for that. it's not confirmed. she did sell vegetables in a stand in lafayette park right across the street. there's rumors that jefferson visited that stand. and her owner allowed her to do so. she ends up saving her money at the stand and in 1810 purchases her own freedom for $1400. and she goes on to purchase many other members of her family into freedom and she establishes herself many the thriving free black community in washington, d.c. then she eventually buys a home within really close to the white house. that's why we call it slavery in the president's neighborhood. these individuals are part of the president's community. they live in the neighborhood. they live just a few stones throw from the white house and they are essential to the history of the united states. >> elizabeth. >> thanks for that great set up. >> yeah. >> so, i am from james madison's montpellier, a 2700 acre fight currently in orange, v

. >> reporter: at the salt lake tribune newspaper, courtney tanner was the reporter on duty that nightome possible kidnapping. on campus. >> reporter: she drove to the campus and found a parking lot cordoned off, students at their windows. >> i talked to a couple people who did not have any idea what was going on but had seen police. they were scared. >> shots fired. >> reporter: the university sent an alert to students, shooting on campus. secure in place. hours later, confirmation of the worst news possible. >> they said that the student had been killed on campus. >> reporter: the university released photos of the suspect, melvin rowland. the victim was a named. but lauren's friends knew. >> i was like, yeah, it has to be lauren. i knew it. >> reporter: it was. after all the calls to police, all the steps she took to protect yourself, all the advice in concern of her parents, lauren mccluskey had been murdered. she had been shot multiple times. her body left in the back seat of a car in the campus parking lot. >> it was almost like being hit with a heavy objects. i couldn't even -- i

. >> president of the san francisco planning commission, rachel tanner says it would reduce the city's housing window from an average of 4 years to 9 months. now, tell me all of our code in our standards that are already laws on the books. and so it really is saying we've we've passed these laws. this is how we want to housing to look. >> let's get about it is been a long road to get here. mayor london breed and state senator scott wiener support the measure. i think at some point the voters take matters into their own towns and made clear that we want more housing. i want to faster. proponents say the measure would keep educators and union workers in the city and create more jobs have been priced out which created the super commutes. >> for our folks and i believe all construction workers a housing development is totally zoning. compliant, totally compliant with everything existing law in san francisco that it should able to be approved within 9 months. and should this initiative make the ballot in november? it would only require a simple majority to pass. >> in san francisco, phillip

that includes starting pitcher tanner houck who told the boston globe that he is not vaccinated againstring the series that begins tomorrow night. players sidelined by covid-19 vaccine issues are not paid, and do not accrue major league service time while out on the restricted list. this is going to be an issue for teams all year long of the oakland athletics placed three players on the restricted list on the series of the toronto series this past week and the yankees are expected to be without aaron judge and other unvaccinated players. get the shot, guys, you're hurting your team. >>> time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist bill karins with the forecast and how was your weekend and tell us how the weather looks. >> my weekend is fantastic and people will like i have to say and you mentioned the boston marathon and they will sneak that in with some great weather this morning, so it should be nearly perfect and rain and snow moves into the northeast this evening. let's talk about it. two storms that will combine into one. this will be a nor'easter type scenario. more like

commission president tanner .[roll call] >> thank you commissioners, first on youragenda is items proposed for continuance. item one case 21-00698 ,south bend avenue .cost for conditional use authorization proposed for indefinite continuance and further commissioners under your discretionary

but 13 year old by the name of elliott tanner, will graduate from the university of minnesota next month, and then we'll start a doctorate program. it is one of the youngest students at minnesota's college of science and engineering. he maintains a 3.78 g p a with a major in physics and math minor. the family is now trying to raise money to pay for grad school. l. a wants to be a college professor someday, and at his rate, it'll probably happen in his late teens or early twenties. sometimes there's sort of a wow period for maybe a week or two. but then everyone just sort of gets used to seeing me in class, and it just becomes a sort of normal occurrence. here. elliot story is that he doesn't get to be a kid or he grew up too fast, and he's still very much as a kid, and the only difference is as he goes to school at a different building. in a very smart kid, his mom says elliott started and doing math at age three, then breeze through grade school lessons and started college. at the ripe old age of nine. nice amazing. alright we go from that whiz kid to a grandmother who enjoys cracking t

so that was the tone in tanner of a conversation president elect. he did say to me when i went to see him. tell the head of cnn that he's a you know, he's he's a curse word. he was very angry at cnn and then he said and your historian. i'm not blaming you for what they everybody's done to me, but he had a chip on his shoulder about the network that i was historian on but he did not have a chip with me. and i talked to him about sports a little bit about he was telling me he was amazed that the utah jazz and be 18 that he had misread that market that that he never thought an nba team could function in a small as market as salt lake city and he was wrong about that and i had seen a miami heat basketball game tonight before with my son johnny told him about seeing the heat. so it was it was, you know, a very congenial kind of situation. where was the meeting? mar-a-lago we sat by the swimming pool there and there were that day. he had ceos of mayo clinic there, cleveland clinic you know other major hospitals that he was meeting so he would met met with