teague that there will be another process and opportunity to that issue as to the use. that would take place in the commercial portion of the property. so i would be disinclined to put that on the permit. >> i think just the legislation in the neighborhood is going to stop that from happening anyway. since it's close proximity to a school, they would not be entitle to a 48 license. >> if that is a restaurant, that is different issue, and noprescribnot prescribed to that. >> that's where i am on that. >> what about what commissioner fung brought up chopping the top. >> yeah, i liked that too. >> commissioner fung raised two additional points about the requirements for the party wall and also the roof deck. i don't know if we want to -- >> we are kind of having more of a discussion than motion. >> i thought the roof deck of removed. i swear i heard that earlier that was a part of the condition earlier. no roof deck. >> no, we are talking about the roof deck at the second floor: the drawings do not show a roof deck on the top of the building. their concern is with the roof

teague? >> that essentially what would happen with the 10-day notice. they would provide us materials and we would do the notice. i don't know if a continuation would work. that would allow them to obtain the signature from the rear neighbor. and if that's -- >> yeah, that's satisfactory. the only issue i don't know how that works for the due process to allow that rear neighbor to file a discretionary review, if they chose. maybe that is addressed at the continuation hearing. >> if they continue and decide the dr, then the permit is revoked. but at least it gives an opportunity that the permit fees that the permit holder has put forward don't get lost. >> i am comfortable with that, if that's your motion. >> what the motion? >> commissioner honda. >> the motion is to continue this to january 15th in time for the permit holder to give materials to the planning department so they can give notification to the adjoining properties. and at some point no problem we can go forward. >> both parties can talk to planning and building department staff if not clear

teague? >> good evening, commissioners cory for the planning department staff and just to go back to 1997, 2000 there was a permit in 97 and a board of appeals case in 2000 on that permit where the board of appeals did rule that the schedule of work had been exceeded and that part of that work was the removal of the one existing off street parking space and in the garage, which was removed, and without authorization, and it did require that parking space to be back for the project to meet the planning code which resulted in a notice of special restrictions being recorded on the property. and in conjunction with a building permit to correct the violation, and which basically stated that for a period of a year, the project sponsor may obtain the off street parking through a nearby property. and in the meantime, they would file a permit to construct a new garage or otherwise provide the required off street parking space, which would require a variance, the project sponsor did that in 2000 and th

. >>> teague said he tried to sign up 17 people but had no luck. more information on the deadline go to kpix.com and click on the health tab at the top of the page. >>> new tonight, firefighters rescued an injured worker from his own truck. they worked to get the man out of the truck after he has broken his ankle. his name has not been released. >>> presents were missing under the tree for families across the u.s. this christmas. major shipping companies couldn't deliver. now fedex and ups are playing catch up, our joe vasquez in the news room on the story. >> reporter: a day late and a dollar short. ups and others are still scrambling to make christmas deliveries. ups workers are still delivering christmas workers tonight and they are still behind. >> in 20 years this is the worst i have ever seen it. >> reporter: the day after christmas and san francisco business owner alana is carting two dozen boxes into the freight center. the boxes contain gift orders she billed and sold through online retailers like amazon.com to customers across the u.s. wa

teague, you don't like that? please come forward. >> i actually, it's for the previous condition. i just wanted to add something for thought in case you wanted to address it further. i think there is a recognition that a loss of space may result in a loss in number of units, and this could impact how much affordable housing is required or if affordable housing is required when this project began. the trigger was five or more dwelling units. but prop c which passed november, 2012 changed that trigger to 10 units. a 12-unit building having one of its four residential floors removed it's not crazy to think that wouldn't come in under 10 units. and then no affordable housing is required at all. potentially there is a procedure ago through to get to that point. i don't know if you want to qualify your conditions with that in mind. because the affordable housing issue was brought up so much, i want to keep that in context of the massing and that goes back to the comment of mass and dwelling units. i wanted to be sure that context was raised again. >> i wonder if that can be addressed wi

teague the za allows certain types of uses if it is a certain height, above the limited height above the natural grade, is that a written interpretation. >> no it is not a written interpretation. >> how would people know about it? >> well, some, we have interpretations that are or have just been through practice and have never been put into the written interpretation and some of those are in the process of being written and putting into the code, and interpretations over time, it could be a little one wildy and we are actually working on improving the interpretation and cleaning them up and adding more of these that have been practiced over time and have not been put into the code and i can't give a specific reason why this particular one has not been written into the code, but it has been practiced >> previously or this one? >> this one. >> it does extend beyond 12 feet and just to look at it from this angle and if you wanted to apply the revisions, it would be only four feet too deep if it was subject to 136, 25 instead of 36. >> mr. duffy. >> commissioners just as you inspect the

. >> teague says he tried to help 17 people sign up for "covered california" but no luck. for more information on the deadline go to kpix.com and click on the health tab at the top of the page. >>> firefighters rescued an injured worker from his garbage truck in san jose. the sjsc supplied this photo of the scene around 6:00 last night on concord avenue near city college. the rescued man is being treated for a broken ankle. no word on the cause of the accident. >>> u.p.s. and fedex are playing catch-up after they were overwhelmed by the last-minute christmas rush. because of the backup, a lot of gifts didn't arrive all across the country in time for the christmas holiday. more now from kpix 5's joe vazquez. >>> reporter: >> in 20 years, this is the worst i have seen it. >> reporter: she is carting nearly 2 dozen boxes into the potrero hill u.p.s. freight center. the boxes contain gift orders elena's company billed and sold through online retailers like amazon and overstock.com to customers in the u.s. way too late to be standard under a tree. >> drivers weren't showing up

finish of the night last night, jeff teague for -- oh, gets the friendly bounce!nd atlanta hawks they are victorious, 127-125 over cleveland. very quickly as you see, the ball going -- leaving his hands. we'll tell you real quick in the poinsettia bowl in san diego, utah state 21-14 over northern illinois. i got a question. is it point-set-ta or poinsettia? how do you pronounce it? chew on that for a while. >> poinsettia. >>> oh my god, yeah! [ screaming and running around ] >> what is it? >> he is happy, right? play of the day, not many gifts got this kind of reaction on christmas morning. 11-year-old rj white got tickets to college football's bcs national championship game. he took a victory lap around the house screaming the entire way. he was happy. he is a huge fan of the auburn tigers who face the florida state seminoles in pasadena next week. good for him. poinsettia, right? the. >> whatever. >>> it's 5:26. coming up a $100 million failure a cross-dressing man makes his way on a busy airport tarmac. >> the death toll is on the rise from a bitter blast of wi

finish of the night last night, jeff teague for -- gets the friendly bounce. atlanta hawks they are victorious 127-125 over cleveland. very quickly the ball going up leaving his hands, we'll tell you real quick, in the poinsettia bowl in san diego utah state 21-14 over northern illinois. i got a question: is it point- set-ta or poinsettia? how do you pronounce it? chew on that for a while. >> i think you're supposed to say ia but i always said it a. >> sounds flat. >>> oh, my god, yeah!! >> what is it? what is it? >> excited play of the day we bet not many kids gave this reaction. rj white got tickets to college football's bcs national championship game. the kid took a victory lap around the house screaming the whole way. he is a huge fan of the auburn tigers, who face the florida state seminoles in pasadena next week. >> exciting for him, awesome. >>> 6:26. heated debate over plans for a new high-rise in the heart of berkeley. coming up the hotel that could transform the downtown landscape. >> reporter: and we are just down the street from that in downtown be

that is a pa teagueing thing on the crew members.that is one of the things we have to watch closely, watch the health well being of crew outside. >> amazing what you are describing to us. when you work in an environment like this, do you have a moment to reflect where we are at that point? the fact you are outside spacecraft, you are literally one with the universe looking down at the earth. >> there are two human beings in the vacuum of space. that is probably the most amazing thing that we do as a human species. over the course of the five to nine hours, whatever it is you are outside, there are moments when you take it all in. there is an overwhelming experience. a situation i was in, i was on the end of the space station robotic arm. swept across an arc, and i was 100 feet above the space station looking down at the amazing accomplishment of humanity. looking at it against a backdrop of the indescribeably beautiful planet was breath-taking and hard to put in words or to explain. there are moment, we're very busy every second we'r

was he in any way ta teagued on the day of the accident?e looking at distractions. was this driver paying attention to his job be? hopefully, there was no use of handheld personal devices like cell phones or computers. hopefully, he was paying attention and then they'll zero in on the equipment on whether the equipment functioned as advertised. >> it's pretty shocking to me, peter, there are no video cameras on these trains that would obviously be very useful right now in an investigation. why is that? >> well, that has been a controversial issue for a number of years. and it focuses in on union work rules. you know, the engineers in the cabs do not like to have videotape recordings taking place. they believe that they'll be misused by management and they'll be misused in the public domain. even though you know, the voice recorders on, in, cockpits of airplanes have been very well protected. there is no reason why we can't have video recordings in the cabins. >> it's surprising in this day and age. the other thing that's pretty surprising t

teague is speaking a little earlier on. when is that we can now speak to a jew on a nine day who is a crisis expect from the amnesty international she joins us now on the line if a recipe for speaking to us by god. they can do to help us had to get a sense of just bought this scale. all this crisis is a lot of people working with the familia with the job or feet or even the population although the center of the to give and give us still no feeling. i live. i have a government board that the move onto that apatow. the theory feel like a thick band of very high level of planning and carrying the topic the official count now i can make it to me that my core body but he did not think that killed many around with we have to report that he opened to bury the dead without calling them at costco. i think that the people had died. and then kill it and the current situation is that the outfit that people are terrified cannot be left to be confined to the compound. the airport because they are fearful of continuing high. the red cross

check out this from casey teague l, he's in the thick of it from texas.us as well. let's go to casey first. >> reporter: yeah, thanks for coming to me first so i don't have to stand out in the cold so far. we're not used to this weather here in texas. this is what people are digging out from. this is ice. it is what we're dealing with -- this is what we're dealing with around the dallas for the worth area -- fort worth area. take a look at this tree here. of you can see how the freezing rain has just really accumulated on the tree. so, obviously, that ice gets very, very heavy, and then this is what can happen. you can see it was so heavy, in fact, the weight of thec"x ice split this tree, and it is now on this person's house. this area is without power. in fact, nearly 250,000 people across the dallas/fort worth area without power right now, and you can see why once the ice accumulates on the trees i just showed you, it started -- starts to happening down on the power lines, and ininstances where the trees snap, the lines go down with it. take a look at

i think you said it was down 9% now from the 2005 teague and i'm just curious why 2005 was the peak year considering it's two or three years before the economic downturn? what caused emissions to already decline around 2006 onwards and also in your projecting forward it seems like it's almost like a zero growth, net growth in co2 emissions. when you were forecastiforecasti ng that what assumptions did you make on the registry site in terms of what the epa might come out with power points? >> right, in terms of what epa might do, we don't have a projection for that in a reference case because the reference case is based on existing law and regulation. so he do look at side cases and those won't be published until early next year. on the question of what was so special about the year 2005, i would have to actually go back and look to see if there were any weather effects that caused, like was it a cold winter, i can't remember what was going on in 2005 at i would say generally speaking that was in the run-up to fairly, we had a fairly decent period of economic growth from 2001 to 2005 and

teague in the lane, that doesn't go, but noah's tip does. tied at 74.udemire played 30 minutes, playing the second of a back-to-back, 7-11 from the field. the knicks took control and won it 83-78. >> golden state hosting dallas, the mavericks led much of this game. that was carter connecting, mavs up by 12. seth curry for three pulse golden state within three. currie had six triples on the night. nowitzki gives a bit of a pad. a pump fake and another one fade away, bam, dallas up six, dirk had 21. golden state with the ball, who gets it, currie and game winner, he had 33 be the warriors take it 95-93. >> turning to baseball now, with young phenom following tommy john surgery, the mets have added a veteran arm, reaching an agreement with bartolo colon. 18-6 with an e.r.a. of 2.65 with the a's last season. >> corey hart reached a deal, one year, $6 million. with incentives, he could earn $13 million. he hit .270 with the brewers in 2012. >> in other news for the winter meetings, the yankees have rejected a straight up offer from the reds including brandon