the rezoning of two city parcels is consistent with the surrounding of rm-1. as we discussed in the first hearing, other potential options for resolving this land dispute, or establishing an easement through the sfpuc property are not feasible. the sale of the sfpuc parcel and burnette avenue north provide an economically feasible and appropriate solution to the filed lawsuit. that concludes my presentation and i'm happy to answer any additional questions. >> all right. we may have some. first is the project sponsor here? there is no project sponsor on this, right, jonas? >> well -- >> it's a rezoning -- >> who initiated the legislation? >> supervisor sheehy's office because this is taking place in his district has technically been the sponsor on this legislation. but he is not here today. >> and they were here last time. >> they were not here last time. >> oh, they were not. ok. we'll open this up for public comment since we heard this once before. we'll limit public comment to one minute. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, we'll close publ

. >> we are getting hit with the rm snow here in the northeast. but it's not over yet in the wake the storm is is expected to leave behind another blast of cold arctic air. channel 6 "action news." >> on that note time to bring in meteorologist cecily tynan with a check of the accuweather the carolinas are up to a foot of snow. they got more snow here than we got here. we got a coat at philadelphia international airport. we can handle that. lets head to the "action news" weather center speaking of the airport we are live on sky 6 hd all systems are go. if you look at sky 6 closely that shaking going on that is with the wds and that pulls down cold air tonight and tomorrow. and then temperatures will be climbing out of the deep freeze right now though it's cold out there. temperatures are dropping through the day. 26 degrees in philadelphia. and allentown 25. and reading 23 and beach haven 28 and lancaster 22. temperatures don't dropping to the teens for everyone. and despite sunshine we only manage to make tup to the mid-30s. very cold tomorrow an

. >> could save the rm house in november. paul: when we come back, president trump preparing to deliver his first state of the union address on tuesday. should we expect a conventional speech from our unconventional commander in chief? . paul: president trump set to deliver his first state of the union address before a joint session of congress on tuesday. the speech seen as a chance for the president to outline his agenda. ahead of the crucial midterm election. but should we expect a conventional state of the union address from our own nonconventional president? our own bill mcgurn seshed as a speech writer for president bush. bill, you've worked on these. i gather it takes weeks and weeks collating suggestions from everybody. >> every year speech writers get together saying this is not going to be a laundry list. and every year it's a laundry list. it's the nature of the beast? >> why ? >> the president is laying out his list. whatever you're working on, you want the president to mention it. and what the president usually do

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parking is required in the rm-3 zoning district. removal of parking, even when it does not provide the size requirements of the code, requires a variance. replacement of vehicle parking however is permitted on a 1:1 basis with bike parking. this apartment building has no vehicle parking but does have bike parking in the storage unit. if you were to approve the adu's which remove existing bike parking, then what is to prevent them from coming back and replacing the bike parking with adu's? there will be no point in having a bike parking requirement in the first place. overhead, please. this is a page from one of the department's own brochures on adu's. it clearly states planning code requirements for bike parking must be met. if this is true of the adu's, then it would make absolutely no sense that you could remove existing bike parking for existing units in order to install adu's. there are just so many problems with the adu legislation, and no one is paying attention to them. units -- rooms without windows are ridiculously being lab

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we've talked about supporting the rm-3 measure which would not only provide those additional operatal fund but include 325 million for phase two, and we are closely monitoring all of the infrastructure discussions going on in washington and what's happening at the federal level. >> for phase one construction, i have two slides that are both actually pretty straightforward. we're going to be substantially complete in 2018. items that are happening this year are really the starting up and maintaining of critical systems. complete the installing, the integration of all the data networks. the systems, the neutral hosts, the cellular, that'll all get installed this year. audio video will be installed. way finding and digital signage, that all gets put up this year and of course the artwork will be going up very shortly and being commissioned. and then ultimately the roof top landscaping will be done in spring of this year as ron mentioned. moving over to the bus storage, same item. it's going to be substantially complete this year. finish the bus link ramp over the second street, exterior

a lot of the front pages rm. —— are tomorrow's front pages, starting with the financial times, whichotiations could hit choppy waters over the uk's demand to vet new eu laws during the transition period. the i has an investigation into the extent of knife crime in british schools. theresa may's hold on power is under threat according to the metro amid speculation of a leadership contest. "swivel—eyed" — that's how one senior minister has described brexiteers who opposed the eu divorce bill — the telegraph claims. and the daily mirror details the number of babies it says die in the uk as a result of sleeping with their parents. the guardian reports that hundreds of thousands of young adults are renting properties which are deemed hazardous. in mixed bag of stories there. inevitably, brexit takes pole position in several of the papers. it will thrill us all. a battle over it you lob puts brexit progress at risk is where we will start with the financial times —— a battle over it you lob puts brexit at risk. what will happen to the new laws which the rest of the eu puts out? are we meant

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the purple is where the r-districts, the rm, rh and r.t.o. designing is and that is where the residential design guidelines apply. they all stay as it is. there are some instances we're proposing that the urban design guidelines would support projects in the residential districts where the r.d.g.s would also apply and would supersfaoeds there was any conflict between them. we certainly hope there aren't conflicts. i'll be explaining that later in the presentation to unpack that a little bit further. and this is meant for everyone to use. this is meant for us to have a common dialogue, of course for the planning commission, planning staff, community groups, members of the public, project sponsors and architects and variety of designers that twork on projects. it is really for all of us and it is why we're going through this process and making sure that people are collaborate rating and contributing as we develop this document. the urban design guidelines have three sections -- site design, architecture and public realm, the three aspects that c

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the prime minister is a rm toker general who took power in 2014 in a queue. he's had other run ins with the media jokingly threatening to execute any journalists. i'm actually looking to get a cutout of myself to leave in the news room so i don't have to answer questions. put the card cardboard out out in this chair they like it there, too. i will say this, i remembered coming down here to d.c. as a kid and the cardboard cutouts of the clintons. i was here in eighth grade and we got in trouble because we took pictures of the cutouts and then apparently you you had to pay to get your picture taken. >> with the cardboard cutouts. >> that's not great. this guy, it is funny when you hear the headline. you're like oh, that's hilarious, but when you hear the country has not held an election since he took office -- there's that. it's problematic that's what we're they're doing with tony perkins. keep his cardboard cutout around. >> that's a great idea. thank you rch. >> there's been so much hyper about a potential oprah capped das i following her speech best ticketed

in addition, they proved us doing the same, pursuing funds that will become available through rm-3. hat is a increase in bridge tolls to fund infrastructure that takes pressure off of the bridges. so it is good target for our mission bay ferry landing. on the i.f.d. legislation, we're fortunate enough to have former waterfront supervisor david chiu who's offered to be our sponsor. and port staff have been engaged with sacramento stakeholders over the last many months, looking to start off on the right foot. the biggest issue here really is a choice we have is whether or not we're looking at a san francisco-only bill, a district bill or something that is broader statewide. and the trade-off being the bigger coalition has more political support, but costs the state more money. so we are activically getting feedback even as of late last week. it is an ongoing conversation about what the best -- what looks like it is going to have best odds for success, how we approach that. >> are there other communities seeking similar kinds of i.f.d.s? >> not for resilient sea level rise type of proje

you rezone the property to either rm-1 or something elsewhere you could get more -- more density control and more units on the property. and fewer lower parking requirements. and you wrap that all together with doing something about the property itself. i think that is a direction that we need to go here. and what that means is that you would then also have the determination on the e.i.r. wrapped into said development agreement or s.u.d. decision as well. so i actually think that we should go back to the drawing board and how we're going about this project. because this site doesn't lend itself to our typical process of giving entitlements where you sort of look at the zoning, get a ceqa or environmental determination on what you can do based on the zoning and then you go and bring that project with more details for an entitlement. i think that that sort of step by step process doesn't work here and some sort of s.u.d. and development agreement would sort of -- let's not take years and years to do it. this is not a megaproject. but something like that to really play around with a lot of

the euro. so here's what i'm thinking in rm flurries to a trace. st of that. 1" to 2" across the bay and along the coast, this includes bethany, ocean city, 2" to 4". pretty good little snow for them. because the snow is so far east. not that much in terms of beach erosion. >> all right. tonight. future cast. 11:00, 10:00, 20 downtown. but in the teens everywhere else. 12 in hagerstown. we get into the afternoon high clouds come in. a few of us will crawl above freezing. cumberlin you won't. neither will you and rom neither. and then by evening. 28 downtown and then by tomorrow morning we'll advance all the way to thursday morning. here's where this model has the snow. i think it's going to i think it will provide 1" to 2" for southern marryland and down into the northern neck. certainly no doubt about southern new jersey and also the del marva. moves out quickly. notice how strong the winds are going to become by how wide that area is. by thursday night we'll see wind chills below 0 again. by thursday evening temperature wise. 27 downtown. and only

now keep in minds this is a stock that's up 82% in the past year sphipt would seem that these firms rmlate becaused the stock is overbought. the earning consensus. the changes -- that changes everything. the die naidges of the stock and its central was changes with those numbers. if someone came up to me and said they wanted to buy the stock, i wouldn't talk them out of it. then there is pricing power. i am much more concerned with the top of the can? statement versus the bottom line and earnings per share. tore me the most of powerful thing a company can have is pricing power that doesn't disrupt their shares and market share. amazon announced it's raising its monthly prime rate, and it's doubtful any of the customers will cancel. whenever the hot tech companies hike prices, we hear people say that's crazy. but for the last few years that has not been the case. we also have short squeezes. nvidia hit an all-time high it's been a volatile year for the stock. in january 2016 it became trading -- began trading under pressure. its management and stock was raked over the koals and there we

the latest on cbsphilly.com. >> and new tonight a chance nor priest is under arrest fol investigation into drug ago activity. monsignor gregly parlte is facing drug distribution and theft rm chas and police began the investigation last may after envelope addressed to parlenti came to the parish and con twhaind staff thought were illegal drugs. he's been replaced. >>> and a robbery suspect posing asteak mailman put a gun to the face of a foreman holding a baby north 2 and olney. as you can see it was all caught on sure valence. fake mailman and three other suspects forced the mavrn into his home where he was robtd of cash andy phone and keys to car and home and the victim says he was afraid for 9-month-old son's life. >> by the time -- i deposit pay attention. you turned back an he was behind me. >> he got a package for me. >> based on timing authority says it may have been targeted robbery and the baby was not hurt. >>> lawyers for bill cosby asked the judge to throw out the sexual assault charges against the comedian they say there's not enough evidence to prove. >>> new developments tonight in the russia election investigation. "new york times" is reporting president tr

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now we need to go and address the things that are jacking up costs . a rm toker aid to national democratic leader chuck schumer says there could be a got opportunities to do something that is bipartisan. it means that he's got to give a little bit. i think the perfect place to start is with daca, with the immigration. he said on september 5 in a tweet we're going to solve this with heart and compassion. that window is likely to be very limited with the entire house and one-third of the senate up for reelection this year. so the president is expected to plot strategy with speaker ryan and mcconnell next week at camp david. >> a set of twins born in california will have to celebrate their birthdays on the same day. they were actually born in different yeemplets you're probably thinking the right thing. the first baby arrived about two minutes before midnight on december 31, 18 long minutes later his twin sister arrived in the world. her birthday is january 1. they were both but the hospital says mom and the babies are doing just fine. wonderful. you know for

the project site is rm-1. that's apartment zoning, not rh, lower density. up to four units are personal -- permitted. it proposes three large family-size units to replace one delapidated house. it is consistent with zoning and character of the neighborhood. it is characterized by 3- and 4-story apartment buildings and the 3-story buildings in many cases are more than 30 feet. single-family home is an anomaly. there's a 9-unit building to the west and 6-unit to the east. these images on the screen indicate the character of the vicinity. the site is within a 40 site. unlike rh1 and rh2, which does require lower heights and setbacks at upper stories, rm1 requires no upper story height reductions or setbacks. nonetheless, the building is sculpted and detailed to conform to the neighborhood character and address appellants' concerns. it has a large, code-complaint rear yard. the first floors are full floor and so is the second. third and fourth is not, to address light on lake street and appellant's house. the planning commission ordered even further revisions a

the zoning chart up again? >> absolutely. i will not be able to fit it all in one section, but i will move it around. this is for rm zoning. to start, you have the three dwelling units per lot or one per 800 square feet of lot area. that's all that's allowed as a maximum. for the minimum, you have a width of 25 feet and an area of 2, 500 square feet. for the basic ratio, not applicable here. and for the front setback requirements, based on the average of adjacent properties, up to 15 feet or 15% of the lot. same thing for rear yard. it would be 45% of the lot depth, with some exception. for the usable open space requirement, it would be 100 square feet per unit. and, again, with exceptions there. and then for any other special requirements, we have -- there is limits on parking and parking facades and ebbing west real -- ebbi equestrian sites. >> and so even though it's "low density," it has higher density as opposed to rh2. so i'm leaning towards approving rm1. if and when the appallent could look at lot merger, then maybe we could have them approve the stairwell or retrofit that. >> commissioner moore: the only question t

he think about what happened in 2000, the fourth quarter in ,"rms of the "tech wreck assets leaving thends, anything but markets,-- emerging europe. then, the financial crisis, then the contagion, then the double headed recession. the events we saw in 2008-2009 were once in every other generation, but we are still acting like it is 2008-2009, even though the market almost quadrupled. tom: so is your earnings behavior-based? brian: we would like is that it is earnings based, but at the end of the day, a lot of it is behavior. that is why an hour year ahead piece we penned in november, we talked a lot about perspective. we firmly believe a lot of investors lack perspective. the majority of investors to run private -- have less than 10 years experience. if they had been a senior analyst for 10 years, all they know is the dollar goes down, the interest rate goes down, buy stocks anywhere but in the u.s. tom: let's dive into this. francine has some really important questions on the global market. brian belski with the moke capital markets -- bmo capital markets. bonds may be able to compete

the zoning off mission rh1 primarily? >> yes. mainly rh1. there's a little bit of rh2 and rm. and then on the commercial corridor -- there's some commercial and then it's 45 on the ground floor and some areas 65. >> president hillis: primarily residential areas are rh1? >> yes. >> president hillis: and i think we want to be cognizant of how that housing stock can be expanded and, you know, we've seen special rules for neighborhoods. maybe this is the type of place for this. so the renting -- the folks that rent are proimary -- primarily renting single-family homes. it's easier to evict or ellis act a single-family home. so maybe that leads to a policy discussion and how you preserve the rental affordable housing stock even though it's single-family owned. so i think the great thing in the excelsior, one, it's a great neighborhood. i spend a lot of time there, is that large percentage of home ownership. that will help as strategies develop and move forward and we look forward to hearing more. >> commissioner moore: one additional comment. i hope that this particular presentation

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it is really the chip—maker ‘s as well, they say they are trying to fix the problem, we have a rm, amdre price is down, insiders fearthere as well, intel's share price is down, insiders fear there could be reputational damage and liabilities because big firms may sue the company for having to update their entire it systems. it does seem as though mind are very much being concentrated in the tech industry at the moment, though, to try and get those patches out as soon as possible. and, briefly, is there anything that the regular person can do to protect themselves with this knowledge? 0bviously update your computer with the patches that are sent out. intel says it won't slow down the operating system, this patch. but also just operating system, this patch. but alsojust general operating system, this patch. but also just general security as rice, such as change your password regularly, that is what we are advised to do anyway, most people don't, they keep the same password for many years, so take those security steps but also don't panic, because, as i say, there have been no breaches so

might as well have somebody who knows what they don't know and would get the best possible people there. >> oprah's speech getting a rm waer reception from ivanka trump. let's all come together women and men and say time's up, united. >> vicious responses on line to that tweet, given allegations against her father. the for more on what oprah is thinking here's cnn's correspondent brian stelter. >> reporter: she as no official comment. she's pretty much the only one staying silent. even the trump white house responded to the idea and said they would welcome the challenge from winfrey or anyone else. it's been a really interesting 24 hours to see all the reactions to winfrey's golden globes speech. it's almost as if her speech, which almost sounded like a campaign speech was a trial balloon of sorts. here's what we know for sure. i've been told by two of her close friends and some of her friends are urging her to run for president, that they want her to take on trump in 2020. according to these two friends, shoe he is actively thinking about the idea. she hasn't decided she will run, nor has she ruled it out. she is def

coming up, a timeline of the heaviest downpours and talk about thunderstorm chances. rm chances. >>> aaa released their national survey on self driving cars today. researchers say there has been a dramatic shift in the way that people view these vehicles. for more, we are joined by aaa. mike, it turns out that people are coming around to this idea, what fund -- what did you find out? >> the bar warming up to the technology. to give you the context, during our first two surveys the percentage of folks that we surveyed who expressed some skepticism or fear of self driving cars, that percentage was in the high 70s, last year it was 78%. this year, that number has dropped to 63%, so we are finding that people are much more willing to trust in technology. >> what you think that is? >> i think that more education and exposure certainly has helped for instance, in las vegas last year, our aaa club launched the nation's first self driving shuttle. and we have already had 10,000+ writers, and what we're finding is that experiencing this technology immediately makes you kind of mo

understands this, but they come prepared to ask theh tough questions, to ak the tough follow-up questions and they leave thed briefing rm and say to themselves okay, that is at stake in the trump administration says is going on. and let me and my organization find out what is really going on. that is a really important role of thehe press. one of my favorite depositions is news is that the public needs to know that someone somewhere come usually a powerful person doesn't want the public to know. that is news. most of the rest is just advertising and propaganda. [laughter] >> mr. rather come i very much enjoyed following up this summer when you took your road trip with your grand plan. [laughter] i'm curious to know what lessons you took home after taking a road trip through america with a college kid. what lessons did you learn taking a road trip with your grandson, with a college kid. >> thank you for noticing. i took this trip frankly for sundays of bonding with my oldest grandson. he had never seen mount rushmore and we drove from texas to mount rushmore and spent day after day driving through the heartland of the co

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the morning commute. accuweather and traffic all next on "action news." >> ♪ rm comes to new england but 63 in tampa todaytriots head coach bill belichick were anything other than those cutoff hoodie, just one of many important questions answered on super bowl media night. >> both his club and the philadelphia eagles found themselves in the middle of the spectacle. the gloved one was back on stage kicking off the super bowl's media frenzy on opening night. >> these are tough questions. >> reporter: tom brady keeping his hands covered from all those pry i eyes at the xcel energy center. >> we showed a lot of resiliency to a lot of different things, a lot of adversity and every year there's something. >> reporter: that injured throwing hand that had many worried before the afc championship seems fine despite forfeiting a thumb war. >> not ready yet. >> it's not ready yet? >> reporter: in the meantime, coach belichick was super pumped. >> i'm excited. i'm excited to be here. >> reporter: or something like that. >> i'm happy to be here. >> reporter: at least he was sporting a new look. >> felt good about wear