the home is 1258 square foot, the studio unit is 441 square foot. the new building, the three-bedroom unit which would occupy the owner is 225 square foot, and the second you know know -- unit is 866 square foot, so when you're looking at the ratio of the two current buildings and the proposed two buildings in proposed ratio square foot residence, they're pretty much equal, in that everything is 2:1. the studio unit is being replaced by something that's 866 square foot, and the home is 1258 -- it's going to be replaced by a unit that's 2502 square foot so that it's fairly equitiable in terms that. i'm not going to go into design. if you have questions about that, you can ask the architect, but i think the important thing is that -- is that we're talking about a building in the back that was built without a permit that was going to be required by cdi to be totally demolished, and to be in the rear yard instead of the front part of the building, to me, if you look at the difference between enhancing the rear yard -- these are all the neighbors in green

the cbs bay studios. this is kpix news. >>> the united states has been played like a fiddle because you had a different leader. we will not be played. >> expressing confidence in the historic agreement between the leaders of north and south korea but he said he is ready for anything when it comes for the time with his meeting with the north. >>> and we had team coverage on the korea agreement. first the visit between the two leaders. >> reporter: it was a step across the border that many people in korea and around the world did not believe would ever take place. he became the first north korean leader to set foot on south korean soil. president moon warmly greeted him as they kicked off a historic summit. after planting a pine tree to symbolize peace. they spoke privately at a footbridge for 30 minutes. also met inside the peace house in the demilitarized zone. and afterwords, south korean president declared a new era of peace on the korean peninsula. they agreed to officially end the korean war by the end of the year. resume reunions of families separated by the conflict and turn the demilitarized zone into

you know, the housing report, and you know, the two adu units is 2% of what the 100 adu's that were built last year and not to mention the expansion of the studio and the one unit into two bedroom units, so i do really think it's important and you know, i'll be involved during the project working with them and their construction manage to find the most expeditious way to minimize disruption during construction. >> president hillis: thank you. we'll close this portion of the hearing and open it up to commissioner comments and questions, commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: as of yesterday at 2:00, i was asking for this to be continued. the reason for that was the package we were given last thursday was incomplete and completely contradictory to what we were supposed to look at. yesterday at 5:00, 5:15 i pulled up my sfgov website to find that supplement cal material had been submitted, concerningst third floor where most of the changes is happening. but attached to that was a large file, harder to download actually that set of drawings which should have been in our package last thursday. to tell you the truth, i have a home field advantage

talk student loan debt and the impact with just one garcia the president of the united states student association who joins us here live in studio and alex behala bitch when i talk about drugs well specifically drug maker prospects and the cost of drugs and a bit about the war on opioids we're packed tighter than a drum outside the white house this afternoon let's have some fun first to some headlines. five thousand pilots jet blue have voted to unionize choosing the airline pilots association or a lp a as their collective bargaining unit the third time was the charm for the pilots who were defeated by management in two previous attempts at union representation since two thousand and nine they joined fifty thousand pilots represented by p.a. at delta and united the boat was roughly two to one in favor with just over four thousand ballots cast from the forty seven hundred eligible pilots l.p.s. says that while they start forming committees to. go shape the airlines first collective bargaining agreement their newest members are immediately entitled to

the studio. and the germany's chancellor is in the united states for talks with president trump think iran nuclear deal about his military spending about six years on the table will be going up live to the press conference in washington d.c. concludes. get your business update on from one of the jobs thank you very much phil. traits is expected to be a major focus of medical and donald trump talks but can the combined efforts and i was just thinking that i'm sorry but that was something that we hadn't planned at this point we want to talk about greece at this point thank you very much we want to talk about the finance ministers of the eurozone that have been meeting in the bulgarian capital sofia with greek a dead high on the agenda as you can imagine though some countries want to relieve greece off at least parts of its debt while others insist on full payback and germany being the most vocal. it's the beginning of a new era as greece prepares to wave goodbye to bailouts arriving for talks with of eurozone counterparts from the both kerry and capitals of fear germany's finance minister appeared u

ambassador parrish joins us now in the studio with the first united states television news interview with ambassador to the united nations. ambassador, welcome. >> thank you very much. >> united nations itself was founded on the principles of your prime minister, winston churchill defeating the not days. here we have this grave humanitarian crisis that is overwhelming. it is happening on our watch. why has the west been unable to stop in syria? >> you are absolutely right that the u.n. was founded with the noble purpose of noble principles and if the u.n. can't deal with this sort of situation, then why have it. it is the price of keeping the veto. it's incumbent on people like the p5 to uphold international law, to uphold the principles of the u.s. and to do something about such crises at this. what you have with russia is one member who want to have a special responsibility, that number is blocking the u.n. and the last to help with this problem. >> you believe vladimir putin has the responsibility that they have now vetoed 12 resolutions, six dealing with elections and they've all

studio: the russian ambassador to the united nations.ery much in his stride as he criticises britain's approach to investigating this novichok nerve agent attack on the skripal family in salisbury a couple of weeks ago. this meeting of the security council called by russia to discuss that chemical attack. let's speak now... joining me now is dr natasha rulyova, lecturer in russian and a specialist in russian media at the university of birmingham. thank you forjoining us, i hope you we re thank you forjoining us, i hope you were able to listen to what some of the ambassador was saying. it was an abject lesson in criticism and ridicule. how will it be portrayed by the russian media? precisely in those words except with more sarcasm and mockery of the british reaction to the case. may i ask you to stay with us one second, we are just going to go back and hearour second, we are just going to go back and hear our representative, the british representative at the united nations. she is responding, let's listen in. they are interviewing more th

the studio. given that the united nations is not really united on the issue of syria and russia is going to veto, would it be better at these discussions were held in a nato context in brussels? i think ultimately they will be held under those circumstances. it does not make sense other than to raise the profile of who the russians have been supporting and what assad has been supporting and what assad has been doing. i think russia, iran, had to be seen as being complicit in war crimes. crimes against humanity. to the extent that they are supporting a regime that will use poison gas on innocent civilians, they are just as guilty as he is. they can raise that at the un and the vetoed but the world ought to know who they are dealing with some kind of regime the russians and iranians are supporting. ultimately, i think it will go to the nato countries to say can we act in concert on a military bases but most importantly, real syrian sanctions against russia, syria and iran and that would be on a multilevel bases, not authorised by the un, it will not authorised by the un, it will not get through bu

president emanuel micro on day two of them across the state visit to the united states watching about where this is accustomed from naaman and our washington studio washington vay iran nuclear deal how much time and time again what did you make of what the mr trump has been saying. well the phone quite remarkable. we could see here a real conflict in the substance even though both presidents reiterated once again the strong historical bond between the two countries it was clear that they have made a lot of headway here it was interesting to see that president mccall apparently tried to sell. the idea that there might be some additional agreements or one big additional agreements. as supplementary to the existing iran nuclear deal and they call it a new. agreement what he meant was. a supplemental agreement an addition of the agreement which was then based on the existing iran deal or connected to it he called it the four pillars so that in addition to the existing deal there should be more inspections of raney and nuclear military science there should be some agreements on long range missiles ballistic missiles which the iranian regime is develop

the studio with us. the idea that the united states could know for certain that the chemical attack came from the syrian week after the attack seems implausible, that's what they're saying. what's your take on that? >> i know the swedish government offered to conduct a thorough investigation and that was rejected by the u.s. and our allies. it would seem that we decided to strike on the basis of what we said we know. let's be frank. 250,000 people being killed in this war, this war is about over. the turks, the iranians, and the russians are going to divide up syria, that's inevitable. hopefully they'll be able to establish peace, but the idea that they can reach an amoco solution. why are we doing this? >> tucker: isn't possible since we are doing it and you'll hear the details in about 3 minutes, is it possible to act in a way that helps us, that benefits the united states? >> frankly, no. this is over, the decision is being made. we have no role in syria for all intents and purposes. secondly, the targets, if they are only syrian targets and we are informing the russians ahead of time are irrelevant.

jihadist shooting automatic weapon at a figure label, targets listed before cnn, universal studios, nasa, the united federal reserve. the poster also says those who believe fight in the way of allah. iran's foreign minister warning the u.s. not to pull out of nuclear deal as president trump's may 12th deadline nears. >> withdrawingdrawing from it we seen by the international community as a -- an indication that the united states is not a reliable partner. iran has many options and those options are not pleasant. jillian: mohamed jivad says options including filing a dispute, restarting nuclear activities or unspecified drastic measures, president trump and french president emmanuel macron are expected to discuss the deal during visit this week, macron says the u.s. should stay in the deal. rob: dnc chair defending its lawsuit challenging russia, the trump campaign and also wikileaks, tom pÉrez denying the lawsuit aimed at alleged election interference distracts from rebuilding his party. >> i don't know when director mueller's investigation is going to end so we need to file now to protect our right

the bicycle spaces. unit mix, we have a range of studios through three bedrooms at 112 units to the acre. on the context, this is a view looking at the north in our neighborhood. we have three distinct groups of neighbors. we have the neighbors who back up to the wall. we have the brush neighborhood, a mix of residents with businesses in a quiet cul-de-sac. we have the berwick and heron which is eclectic mix. heron arts and mr. s leather. we've been meeting with all of the neighborhoods over two years, and the common thread, they all had unique feedback. but the common thread was preserving the brick wall which we are doing on three of our four sides of the building. and that which has a big influence on the architecture. due to the wall safe, we need to excavate the entire site for the geotechnical conditions of the site. and we have to build that space, where it's parking or not. so we're seeking the ratio along with the neighbors. and i believe with that, we talked about affordability, but we're here for questions. as far as community input, in addition to the neighbors, we've been mee

talk student loan debt and the impact with just one garcia the president of the united states student association who joins us here live in studio and alex mahela bitch when i talk about drugs well specifically drug maker prospects and the cost of drugs and a bit about the war on opioids we're packed tighter than a drum outside the white house this afternoon let's have some fun first to some headlines. by. thousand pilots jet blue have voted to unionize choosing the airline pilots association or a p.s.a. as their collective bargaining unit the third time was the charm for the pilots who were defeated by management in two previous attempts at union representation since two thousand and nine they joined fifty thousand pilots represented by. at delta and united the boat was roughly two to one in favor with just over four thousand ballots cast from the forty seven hundred eligible pilots p.a. says that while they start forming committees to negotiate the airlines first collective bargaining agreement their newest members are immediately entitled to union medical advisors and insurance benefits. and other labor news workers supply is

secretary of state promises to get tougher on russia saying the country is not exceptional like the united states. are broadcasting a lot of direct our studios in moscow this is our g international thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the u.s. defense secretary james mattis has said that america has the right to preemptively strike the syrian government in order to defend its troops that came after he admitted there is no clear evidence that chemical weapons were used in the city of duma on saturday and alleged attack that triggered calls for intervention against assad's forces. i believe there was a chemical attack and we're looking for the actual evidence the o.p.c. w this your going to station for the chemical weapons convention and we're trying to get those inspectors in if we get them and if the regime will let them in we will not know who did it they can only say that they found evidence or did not secretary of defense james mattis is saying essentially that the usa does not have any evidence about the chemical attack in duma they can't confirm necessarily that it took place he personally believes it took place but they cannot

and would never had any involvement in any form of the use of a chemical weapons at my kind ally from us from the united nations will join me in the studiois out as a senior political analyst now in the shower i think many people include myself being waking up in these last few days since president made that initial a very bullish remark about missiles thinking maybe that it's happened overnight to get a sense that they've now there must would during a bit the pulling back a bit from that threat and really having second thoughts about it absolutely absolutely despite all attempts by the halley and others to say well we never actually said that we were going to attack and that in fact and i'm not sure why she said as a mother of two a wife or veteran. i appreciate president drum not rushing to war certainly they're really trying retroactively now to say that. you know the twitter world is one thing the real world is of course a whole other thing and the president can tweet whatever he wants to do seven am but by seven pm there is of course a different considerations to be taken and certainly what seems to be from the vivarium meeting of t

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the white house last year. threatening attack on several institutions, isis supporters issuing this recruiting poster showing jihadist shooting an automatic weapon in figure labeled titanic, cnn, universal studios, nasa, unitedand the federal reserve, the poster also says those who believe fight in way of allah. tensions rise between the two countries, head of iran's army warning missiles are ready to launch should there be acts of war, days after second in command in israel could fade away in the next 25 years despite support it receives from the united states, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, quote, we will fight anyone who tries to harm us. in a rare moment of agreement, chuck schumer backing president trump's effort to pressure china on trade issues and the senate minority leader says the president is on the right path. >> i'm closer to him on trade than i was to either obama democrat or bush a republican, we have to get something with china. if we stop being tough with china on trade, they will stop pushing north korea and we will get nowhere. heather: schumer's comments come as china and the u.s. prepare for bat until the supreme court over a controversial chinese trade policy involving the

was excited that they both made because they did well lucian the special in the studio why is that in all you know people unite this is one that is this feeling some things will come out it's always the believed in the you want to be part of with and then you see things that come out jude in my shoes. well what was happening in after and then you will like many people become full of the way it what they saw in the media in when the media was moved to disappointment to what they saw so i started at the flea from what i should the ukrainian to my ear point it was only english speaking audience you know i mean you can the actions to russia and use them and then i was with you so people told me to shut up and i'm going to stubborn person they leave when the door city i thrive on the do or sit just so when i'm told to shut up i open my mouth twice as wide this modest didn't but in the see if you are playing a lot or simpler music like rock music or something you could be marginalized a lot easier but because you're interpreting the greatest music ever written and doing it brilliantly it's very hard to dismiss you b

the project sponsor did limited outreach to the -- in the pact -- packet with limited route reach and there were six stories and eight studio units for a total of 48 units for the property. then they changed the development plan one month later in december 2015 and when the property was bought to eight stories and 69 dwelling units. most the residential buildings do not have garages and many have subbasements under the sidewalk. the one study shows the building would add more wind to the street level and to the most dense neighborhood in the city. lastly, the site is for an 80-foot tall building and asking for a 96-foot building to the top making it taller than the buildings to the north and south on hyde street. so adding to the planning code. so i ask that 2015-15203dnx for 135 hyde street and 346 lot 2 not be approved by the project in the current form. >> commissioner: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is michael nolte. can i have my time fixed? i'm a 40 year community activist and the property sponsor could have done more and better outreach. they didn't come to community organizations they probably just went t

the studio. >> thank you. tonight, on q&a, high school students from around the country washington, d.c. for the united youth program. we met with them at the historic mayflower hotel where they share their thoughts about the government and politics. >> i'm really passionate about daca. it is unfair that 700,000 men, women, children hang in the balance -- lives hang in the balance because we cannot find a solution. >it's not a republican issue, it is a human rights issue. >> climate change. the notion we are the only country in the world that is not in the fair climate accords, is a tragedy. every other country has taken steps to address the issue. we have not stayed on course with the other countries. >> we are the richest nation in the world yet we have citizens who are bankrupt, trying to cover basic health care costs and i think that is an outrage and we should be ashamed. eastern, ont 8:00 c-span's q&a. c-span's washington journal's live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up, monday morning, alina , and recent threats on russia in the united states and nationally. and fo

kennedy in 1938 across the atlantic to be the ambassador to the united kingdom, he was a star, a celebrity. he had run a studiohollywood. and he was already a success in business and politics. he was among the top 20 richest men in america. it was big news. >> the rise of joseph kennedy is as remarkable as it is seemingly unstoppable. >> joe kennedy came from an irish family, and they worked their way from the bottom to the top. they were outsiders. >> his grandparents came during the great potato famine of the 1840s to boston. so the family is just two generations removed from the peasantry of ireland. >> mr. joseph kennedy, the american ambassador, left the palace to present his credentials to the king. >> having an irish catholic in that job, it was just like the perfect victory in the struggle of my grandfather to feel accepted. >> and as for me, i'm delighted to be here. >> you cannot underestimate joseph kennedy's ambition in 1938. >> my grandfather had ambitions, right, to be president himself. >> and what do you think he finds, all england interested in him. >> joseph and rose kennedy have nine childre

the existing units and merge them into the new construction. and what ends up happening is that the people get evicted. a studio apartment, a one bedroom apartment becomes a two bedroom apartment, three bedroom apartment. the law says you're allowed to be out 60 days and get $15,000, but everybody knows if you build a studio apartment or two bedroom apartment behind it, that apartment is not for you. the city's screwed up. i found out about this project, i called the planner. i asked the planner, do people live in these units askd by the project, and you know her answ answer? i don't know. so then, what happens? the permits get issued unless people pay $600 to get a discretionary review. that's not right. these kind of projects should not be coming in front of this commission. these kind of projects should not be being considered by the city of san francisco. it's a perfectly habitable units that doesn't need to be remodelled, leave it alone. you need to stop this. in that article, commissioner richards was quoted as saying, we need to get our arms around this. well, here is an opportunity to get your arms arou

be larger units mainly three bedrooms and one four and one five-bedroom unit and the remaining 30% will be one bedrooms and studios. the 6 west project will provide rental housing, affordable to extremely low and low-income families and 38 units will be set aside for households voluntarily relocating from the sunnydale public housing site which is undergoing revitalization through the city's hope s.f.s initial tiff. units will be restricted at a range of 30% of the area median income. for a family of four, that translates into just over 34,000 at a high end to 60% of the area median income, which translates to 69,000 for a family of four. on-site amenities include a ground floor child care space with subsidized slots, a community space and vision blueberry school of music, few exterior courtyardses, community room and on-site parking. i'll take a minute to talk about one of the aforementioned amenities on the site. the parking program at block 6 west remains 28 spaces plus two car share spots. this parking ratio is in line with other 100% affordable sites in mission bay, which have ratios between 22 spaces per uni