teague? >> good evening commissioners. the subject property at 645 valencia street is located in the valencia street neighborhood district a raressance application was submitted in may 2016 to rhenvate the existing two story building, and requires relief from the rear yard, open space and ground floor parking set back requirements of the planning code. the variance hearing was held in december 2016, but neighborhood notification for the associated building permit did not begin until january 2017. during that notification period, the appellant filed a request for discretionary review. the planning commission hearing was held in june of this year. the commission voted to take discretionary review and approved a conditional approval. pending review by department -- by planning department's preservation staff. on july 1e9, department preservation staff reviewed the commissions condition of approval issued the certificate of determination of the on august 24, the zone administrator issued the lett

teague? >> just very quickly, more specifically, to answer your question, the citywide lgbtq context statement, the work began in earnest, i believe, in 2014, but it was actually adopted in march of 2016, this variance application was filed in may of 2016. also, i just want to be clear that the planning department, we can't -- we get tree issues with some regularity. we understand that trees are amenities, and people feel very strong about their trees. if it's not a protected tree class, it's generally viewed more as a property line issues that's generally settled between neighbors because there's just very little guidance within the planning code as to their protection in situations like this, and i'm available with any questions you may have. >> we dale with some tree stuff every once in a while. thank you. >> okay, commissioners, the matter's submitted. >> resident architect, vice president. >> you know, one of the primary elements of the five findings for variances is extenuating circumst

teague first. mr. teague. >> good evening, again cory teague. would reiterate the carryover from the last hearing that the zoning administrator supports the issuance of a variance for the revised plan for the new elevator. i'm available for any questions. >> that's a front yard setback setback variance. >> correct. front setback vair yns. >> thank you. >> now we can public comment. mr. silverman, if you'd lierk to speak you can do so now. -- if you'd like to speak, you can do so now. >> good evening, president honda and commissioners. david silverman. i work with the owners of adjacent home. if i can get the overhead. just to refresh your memories from the last hearing this is the gauthier's home over here. this the yee's home. this is the easement in between that has the tower. contrary to what mr. patterson just told you, the -- excuse me -- dbi has issued a notice to the gauthier's to repair the tower, not to demolish it. it's a big difference. what the yees are proposing is to build an elevator here that would go to about here in the middle

teague? >> good evening, president honda, commissioners, cory teague for planning property staff. the property is located in the rh 2 zoning district. the subject permit was originally filed on july 31st and was approved by the planning department by a senior member of our pic staff over the counter on august 9th. the planner noted on the approval that the proposed deck and stairs were also exempt from neighborhood notification due to their limits height and projects. as such, it is the planning department's position it was properly approved. this appears to be more of an issue between neighbors and not a question of whether the planning department's approval was proper. i'm available for my questions you may have. >> did you see the connecting stairs for the rooms down? >> did i see the connecting stair. >> it's about 1 foot away from the wall. >> this on the proposed ground floor plan? >> mm-hmm. >> and let's see here...and what was the -- what was the question about the location of the stairs? >> no questions, just observations. >> oh, okay. thank you. thank you for the observa

teague? >> yes. >> if an area has, outside of street lights, zero infrastructure -- utility infrastructure, how would the department view the context, then, for that area? >> well, i think everything is a case by case situation because the -- the absence or prevalence of infrastructure and the right of way is one component. we also look at other factors, whether it's the view or historical or residential characteristics of the buildings or the district, so that's just one aspect of it. i think that fact is reflected in the fact that there are so many conditions of recommendation on the approval, and that the design was essentially squeezed down to the small size that it is. >> thank you. >> thank you. is there public comment on this item and i see hands of anyone who wishes to speak? okay. please step forward. is there no public comment? okay. >> good evening and welcome. >> yes. my name is kay dryden and i'm a neighbor in presidio heights. so this permitting process has been done on a pole-b

teague? >> good evening again president honda, commissioners, cory teague from planning department staff. i'd like to begin with some procedural department background. the subject property at 2523 steiner street is located within the rh 1 zoning district and a 40 x height and bulk district. the proposal is to expand the existing third and fourth story of the existing single-family home into the required rear yard. based on the design feedback from the planning department's residential design planning team, the planning department revised such that the planned structure encroached into the rear yard approximately 9'3" into the ground floor. the proposed addition -- variance was heard at a joint hearing with the planning commission on june 15, 2017 where they also held a hearing for discretionary review. so summarize the comments, the acting zoning administrator stating that can be challenging to make a required finding that the project would not be injurous to the project in the vicinity howev

we said teague up the trip last week or a week and a half ago now.opportunity for the president of the united states to stand strong, put america first and say don't do this again, not on my watch. he could have flexed and said i'm not obama. if you do this here, bad things, man. bad things. >> this is a guy who talks tough but he didn't talk tough when it came to putin or speaking in front of the chinese on trade despite rhetoric in the past. so you start to see a pattern. what is most troubling is this. this president seems to have a weakness for strong men, for authoritarian leaders in different positions when he especially is face-to-face. duterte criticized obama in critical terms. if that is only a sideline because they seem to click, that is a larger problem about american leadership and the moral leadership of the presidency. that's what we're really talking about here. >> who will you stand next to. >> that's right. >> they canceled the meeting they were supposed to have. gentlemen, thank you very much. a deadly earthquake devastating iran a

teague, your rebuttal. >> we're getting our money's worth tonight with you. >> thank you. there's a lot to get through, so whatever i don't get through, just feel free to ask questions. >> i just want to make this abundantly clear, the zoning administrator can not overturn the planning commission's decision. it's effectively moot unless the decision on the building permit is overturned. i want to make that super clear, and vice versa, so you told me that the project as they proposed required two things: the granting of the variance and the planning commission to approve it at the dr hearing. i just want to make that super clear. also there's a lot of discussion about the decks and the variance approves the deck. the variance does not approve the decks. the variance approves the projections into the rear yard. it not only did not approve the decks it put limitations on what they were proposed to be. regarding the parapet wall, it's correct that the conditions of approval did not specifically say that the associated parapet wall would need to come back with the set back for

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. >> 18-year-old nelson, 17-year-old jen at her -- jennifer teagues and shyricele shyricele -- shyrice todd have been charged with stealing and conspiracy to escape and hijacking a car. >>> right now a viewing is underway for a 16-year-old who was gunned down in south philadelphia. caleer miller was one of two teens shot and killed at 12th and ritner streets on october 24. brandon oliveri was charged in their murders. a public viewing was held for miller. today miller at funeral will takes place in south philadelphia after this morning's viewing. >>> for the second time in two weeks, the at -- advance urgent care was closed in willow grove. upper moreland police confirmed they served a search warrant but did not say what it was for. dea told "action news" the only reason the urgent care is open, is because the investigation is on going, because of that it cannot be shut down. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: matt o'donnell this is cat saved by cat tales our focus of she remembers. it's coming up, so

they were identified as nelson, teagues and shyrice todd from philadelphia. one of the woman got out of the upside down car and tried to car jack a motorist that was coming by. police say she got out of the car and made a run for it. nola said her mother saw the woman hiding in the wooded property. >> she got her attention and pointed to the girl. they got her. >> reporter: police noticed merchandise that spilled out of the car on the road. the items were bed sheets reportedly stolen from home goods moments earlier. >> they had two thousand dollars worth of sheets stolen from a retail theft. >> the officer followed protocol, this could have been different if he did pursue them and the accident resulted, people would have said if you didn't pursue the people this wouldn't have happened. that wasn't the case. >> reporter: the three women face charges of retail theft and conspiracy fleeing and one charged with attempted carjacking, all expected to be arraigned this morning. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> for the second time in as many weeks, the advanc

they were identified as 18-year-old nelson and jen at her teagues and had d. >> reporter: police say she got out of the car and made a run for it. >> she got luckily one of the cops attention and pointed to the girl and they got her, they cuffed her. >> reporter: police noticed a lot of merchandise that spilled out of the car on to the road. the items were bed sheets that were stolen from home goods moments earlier. >> they had two thousand worth of sheets stolen from a retail theft. >> he followed protocol. this could have been different if he did pursue them and the accident resulted, people would have said if he didn't pursue the people this wouldn't have happened. that was not case. >> reporter: the women face charges of retail theft conspiracy and fleeing and one charged with attempted carjacking. all of them expected to be arraigned this morning. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> for the second time in so many weeks advance urgent care in willow grove has raided by law enforcement. upper moreland township police executed a search warrant but would not say what they were

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the senate is advancing on its plan, teague it up for a vote for after thanksgiving. whew! all right. we have it all covered for you. we start with suzanne malveaux live on capitol hill >> reporter: good morning, john is. as you know, sexual assault allegations rocking both parties on capitol hill. in the meantime, president trump sources telling us he has been reticent to speak publicly against republican roy moore arptd the allegations surrounding him. reticent because he doesn't want on get dragged into the debate of sexual harassment himself. at the same time he seems not able to resist for going after al franken over similar accusations. president trump going after senator al franken over this 2006 photo showing the democrat groping radio host leeann tweeden while she slept. this taken before he was elected. in a series of late night tweets, the president calling the picture really bad and speculating about where else franken's hands may have gone. before criticizing the senator's recent efforts to speak out against sexual harassment. mr. trump weighing in to the frank

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this was walter teague. i didn't know who he was at the time. we stayed straight at the pentagon. james who spoke was part of that also. we ran up the steps and there were a lot of steps in the back of the pentagon. we took positions and in that moment we thought we could get in the building. steps, albap the dorking the first line of troops. the door came the first line of troops. there was a dead stop on both sides right in front of us. reallyhink that was a important moment of decision for them and for us. that?e we going to handle and i was informed by the night there were antagon lot of people in other organizations that were already ready to take to the street -- to the street as had happened in oakland, and where there had been organized street fighting. people wanted to do that at the pentagon as well. and dillinger had called an emergency meeting at our house in washington and the night before, into which crowded about 400 people, literally hanging off of the banister. there was a debate about whether or not to do that. and dillinger prevailed, against the people who want

zen tension guidelines and the judge has discretion to go down i think they probably are teague ago riskdment defense that they feel like they might be able to boat this and maybe just the principal is worth it. >> so just to put this out there and no real easy way to say this ask except for the fact we heard the president's stance when it came to protests in charlottesville, anti fascists. some of the people arrested. any nouns from the white house on this because this was at the presidenti people hearing this case or can these folks literally get, you know, legitimately get a fair trial. >> the folks who are bringing these cases are career professionals. there's not too much political influence. obviously it's d.c. and there's going to be some oversight but i think this is a message from d.c. that we'll try to take care of these things. keep our city a little more, um, sane during these types of thing. so i don't think it's really politically motivated in that regard. >> some of the folks here as you mentioned as well could face lengthy jail sentences. dozens of years, some potentially

is leading the global economy, that's like saying the teague is wagging the dog.rld is doing better but some is a direct correlation to how much better united states is doing so the rest of the world responds to how well domestically we're doing and you can't distinguish between oh, it happened over there first and now it's happening to us. it's all part of the -- we're the dog. >> that is true. i think what changed in 2016 was the fact that because of a commodity crash, other places actually went down and went to that they came back, the u.s. has been steady at 2% give or take so i think when people talk about it's not driven by the u.s., it's overseas, they mean the synchronization of global growth came from things coming back. >> didn't happen in a vacuum. >> but the catalyst was europe europe was the big change over the past few years that really started helping out. yesterday european senate indicators that a 17-year high every -- right now europe is in a virtuous cycle that we haven't seen in a long time and that got the -- that was the spark that got things