vertical addition with new front and rare roof-decks on a basement corner building to expand the top unit by 5 hundred and 45 square feet and set back to minimize the delores and adhere to the rear yard requirements it runs along the properties interior line shared with 1295 delores street and sent the proposed vertical addition provides a matching light well 3 feet deep and 3 times the length elizabeth of the building the plans presented to the planning commission inaccurately portray the subject light wheels and the design team says this is sufficient for the light and air of the property and the project sponsor has conceded to the private glass on the north wall of the vertical edition that has the close adjacent to say neighborhood light well windows the design team is concerned there's no extraordinarily circumstances and not to take discretionary review. >> dr requester 5 minutes. >> good evening, commissioners and i'm lawrence lee and me myself and my wife are on delores? our home near and dear to my heart this is where we met and live and this is where we plan to retire and this i

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furthermore, they're located open the upper 15 floors of the tore in this case the small number of units at the top of luxury tower make it practice hardship for the bmr owns first for state law the hoa can't be adjusted on the income level of the homeowners the bmr homeowners are required to pay the same amazes and the city and ocii hass have programmed that there is no program for assisting bmr buyers when increases 90 in hoa argues they without the support of bmr owners particularly in development with inclusionary units typical constitute a small number of the ownership and when hoa fees are increased people have a hard time making the mortgage and bmr owners will have to sell their units and marie the director of homeownership from the mayor's office of housing and infrastructure is here to answer questions about the hoa issues again kevin and supervisor kim discussed the 13.85 is 2 1/2 times under the cities inclusionary housing program it was determined by the developer and was backed up you by the concord group that will accruing crew to the developer if theirs converted to market rate unit

in many ways, this unit was the first march. the intention was top up units like this. >> the british government insists it is taking the lead sending 125 million pounds to the crisis. >> i think we're on the front foot. i think the challenge is getting the rest of the world to understand the crisis unfolding in west africa and to get action. i very much hope when you have the european council this week, we'll be successful in getting his lobbyists with us. >> today a familiar face back at work. uk nurse who recovered after catching ebola is now part of the big push top get this outbreak under control. bbc news. >>> let's move on now to events in hong kong. let's show you live pictures coming into us from the territory this evening as it is valid where tensions are still going on. lots of people still there taking pictures. we've seen in the past sometimes people are taken away by the police. not clear what exactly is happening in this shot. we have seen quite a few people on the streets again continuing their protests because talks between the campa

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and in this case, the small number of units at the top of a luxury tower with very high hoa fees creates practical difficulties and undue hardships, the hoa cannot be adjusted based on the status of the unit or the income level of the owner, they are required to pay the same amounts as other owners. second, while the city and oci, have programs that affordable of the units there are is no program that will hip with the increase of the hoa fees over time. the members may approve increases in the fees without the support of bmr owners because they particularly in the development like this with inclusionary units typically constitute a small minority of the membership and finally a hov fees do increase, bmr owners may have difficult making the higher monthly payments for these hoa fees, and the result is that housing costs may become unaffordable and some bmr owners will face the hardship of having to sell it at reduced prices. at the hearing on september 12th, the commission expressed concerns about not giving bmr home buyers the opportunity to purchase the units in this project, despite t

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to frightening new heights, the world health organization confirms the ebola death toll tops 4,000 people. the united nations special envoy for ebola suggested the number of cases is doubling every three to four weeks and the response needs to be 20 times greater than it is now. as for thomas duncan, the first person to die from ebola in this country, his body has been cremated to prevent further spread. his family released health records revealing duncan's temperature spiked to 103 degrees when he was initially sent home from the e.r. at the texas health presbyterian. >>> american ebola patient and cameraman ashoka mukpo is said to be responding well to treatment. the nebraska medical center says his condition is slightly improved. he's receiving an experimental drug that's never been used to treat ebola. he had a blood transfusion from the first american affected in this outbreak, dr. kent brantly. >>> the department of homeland security is launching its own review of the secret service after a series of security breaches and alleged missteps. former white house and attorney general staffers make u

top story. the biocontainment unit. a relief to everyone. >> as you can see the driver is and head to toe full biomedical gear. >> this morning a freelance photographer for nbc arrived by ambulance and a heavily guarded co. >> second patient to be treated there. protestehas been an quarantined ever since. enormously relieved to be there. he is still quite frightened. >> walked off of a plane and gingerly waved to us. we saw him from a distance being brought into >>> from serious to critical duncan are arrived in the united states on september 20th >> a homeless man who wrote in the same in ruins after duncan. none of the 40 have some symptoms of the disease including those considered to be the most their risk. >> according to cnn the cdc is considering stepping up screenings of major airports to detect cuss and is with the disea. the agency also struggling with how to do it without too much disruption to air travel. >> comes as more lawmakers are calling for the united states to stop flights from people stricken countri

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top stories. despite intensive efforts to save him, a united nations doctor dies of ebola in a german hospital where he was taken for treatment. after warnings by the world health organization that the ebola epidemic threatens the very survival of societies, we have the latest on the international response. >>> oscar pistorius is back in court for a second day in south africa, to be sentenced for killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. >>> and absent without explanation, the north korean leader makes his first public appearance for 40 days. >>> hello. it's been confirmed that a member of the united nations medical team who is being treated for ebola in germany has died. the 56-year-old man whose name has not been released was being treated at a clinic. he was a sudanese doctor. these pictures show the health workers helping the infected man to board an balance when he arrived in the country just last week. he is the third ebola patient to be flown to germany for treatment. let's get the very latest from berlin. jenny hill is there for us. what details do we have about this particular patient? >> rep

. >> pam: and the united nation's top ebola official in west africa says, new cases are not being tracked well enough to control the outbreak. >> pam: the fear of contracting ebola is still running high among some nurses. >> pam: days after the 5 u-c medical centers in the state. were selected as the "go to" places for any confirmed ebola patients in california. nurses there are raising a red flag >> pam: at a rally today. outside u-c-s-f medical center. medical center is not ready to treat ebola patients. >> what we are looking for is a higher standard of equipment to protect the assist. along with training to go with it. >> pam: u-c-s-f's associate chief medical officer says. it is unrealistic to train every nurse at the hospital. >> pam: instead. they are training those on the front lines. to become expert in what they need to know. and she adds, that training is already underway. >> pam: stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage on the ebola scare here in the united states. kron 4 dot com has a page can find all our stories on the kron 4 mobile app in one >> pam: >> reporter: rain is o

and the warning came as top officials discussed the out break at the united nations security council. malt i can editor james bays has more from new york. >> reporter: this is the second security council meeting on ebola. when they last met on the 18th of september, there were about 2,400 deaths from the disease. that figure now stands at more than 4,100. a 40% increase in less than a month. and the u.n. expect the figures to spiral still further. the world health organization predicting there could be 10,000 new cases every week in just two months time. the security council is briefed by the head of the u.n.'s ebola mission. >> ebola got a head start on us. it is far ahead of us, it is running faster than us, and it is winning the race. we cannot let ebola win. if bola wins, we the people of the united nations lose so very much. >> reporter: nine security council also heard from the three ambassadors of the worst affected countries in the west africa. >> the depth of fear, the depth of emotion that has been expended to date concerning ebola, must be matched by the resolute will of al

. >> so we are on top of housing unit 33 right now. and behind us is our solar panel system.s installed in 2001. when we started our push to be one of the greenest county facilities in the country. so the ones here on the roof don't move or anything but take the sun in to create energy. the ones on the hillside those rotate with the sun as it passes over to be more efficient. we then installed more on the services building and those actually heat up the water for the entire facility. >> in all santa rita has 9,000 rooftop solar panels and another 1,100 installed on the hillside behind the jail. to maximize use of renewable resources the jail installed five wind turbines and hydrogen fuel cell power plant it serves as a pollution-free source of electricity and heat. >> we wanted to be a leader in the area and do something good for the earth. >> in the jail's protective custody wing, an unusual church service might be doing some good for inmates who otherwise would be enemies. they are former gang members, gay men and accused sex offenders. >> they all sit together and it's --

although the top level biocontainment unit at emory still houses one of the dallas nurses who contracted ebola from aiding eric duncan and her colleague is at a second biocontainment unit in maryland. dallas posted an advertisement offering an apology to the community, without further explanation of what went wrong. still workers at texas presbyterian rallied behind their hospital. >> the men and women at this hospital worked tirelessly to save mr. duncan. we are experts in our field and we don't want to be judged by this one incident. this could have happened to any hospital. we were just the first in our county that it happened to. some things went wrong and we're proud to say that presbyterian has owned those things and will make us stronger and be able to work more diligently for healing labs in the future. >> one good model for u.s. hospitals might be nigeria's approach to ebola. just weeks ago it was feared that the most populated country in africa would face an explosive outbreak but instead, nigeria has been declared ebola-free. >> today, 20 of october, 42 days it means twice the

permit holder is stating it's at&t's an illegal unit we contest as seen by this picture so the unit is the top level here it has its own entrance and it also has a back exit it is two bedrooms a living room, a very nice kitchen i've been there and so it is not the traditional subterranean unit that's considered illegal for those purposes there is also a misrepresentation open the permit itself they misrepresented it's a one dwelling building it's not it's two dwelling and misrepresented there is no change in occupancy there is a there's a change bus the gentleman will have to leave the unit and the permit holders didn't owner move american people eviction in june 2014 so it's our belief they're considering merging those two units to get out of the requirement they occupy this unit for 3 years bottom unit i'd like to have the gentleman come up and talk about the plan. >> good evening commissioners i'm been living on cap street for 31 years and i am a cultural working in the midst district living in san francisco all my life and yeah. i didn't have my knowledge of any of this just last week last

stay with al jazeera america >>> hello again from doha. a the top stories from al jazeera - the united nations sa considering sanctions against high-profile yemenis, including the forker president, his son and three leaders of the houthi rebel group >>> kurdish forces in kobane appear to have repelled an overnight assault against i.s.i.l. kurdish fighters were resupplied with weapons. >>> the indian stayed of andra pradesh is recovering a week after cyclone hudhud. government-ordered evacuations prevented many deaths, but the damage to the environment and buildings is worth billions of dollars. >> reporter: usually the fishermen pull boots out of the water. this was hundreds of meters inland, driven by the force of cyclone hudhud. this fisherman says his village was flooded which sea water. >> translation: the government alerted us to move to a higher place. we tied up the boats. they were swept inland. the whole village was underwater. i have never seen such a disaster. >> reporter: it's a disaster everywhere has to pick up from. residents are trying to get their lives on track as reb

if approved, those people would be free to come to the united states. now, top republican lawmaker firing off a letter to the state department calling a halt to all applications until this threat is over. makes sense to me. why can't we make this happen? to ben stein, gary along with adam lashinsky and charlie gasparino. gary kay. >> charles, the state department has direct authority to suspend visas at a moment's notice for security reasons. these are hot zones. they're letting 100 visas a day come through. these are people who are free to come here. and the situation where things are getting a little touchy here and it's been spreading a little bit, it's something that should be done and done immediately. >> why do you think it's not being done? >> i think it looks bad. and i think -- >> to who? >> -- the democrats don't want to do it. i think that they're worried about -- for an administration that has been so concerned about optics and the way things look -- >> but bad to the rest of the world or bad to americans? because i think it will look great to americ

charles ideleson quoted the governo saying: charles idelson/natl nurses united this is a top priority on my list. we are engaged. we are listening to nurses. we are in action mo. they want the governor the mandate hospitals follow the cdc's new *recommended eboa protocols. deurses assoc. ann: soundsith in the hospi. (pause t, there's not a lot of faith inal survey of found 84 pea education where they can ask qulk to some nurses who expeady for an ebola patients. in urity is tightening restrictionstravelers enterm ebola- affected countries. anyone coming from liberia, sierra leone, or guinea must travel through one of the fe designated u.s. airports th are already screening for the disease. travelers originally headed to other airports -- will have to re their flights. and we've just learned the american photo- journalist o contracted ebola in liberias now free of the disease. tomorrow, he'll be releasedm a hospital in nebraska. hundreds of people gathered to honor a veteran calfire t who paid the ultimate sacri in a yosemite plane crash. today -- nearly 700 people goodbye to craig hun

united states federal income tax code. hardly something to celebrate. just go back down a trip on memory lane. in 1913, the top tax bracket in the united states -- this is how the tax code was sold -- was going to be a 7% tax rate, and the tax code was 400 pages long. 100 years later, the top tax rate -- bracket has ballooned to nearly 40%. that excludes state and local taxes. excuse me. and the tax code today is over 74,000 pages long. and that doesn't include the rules and the regs. i just returned from speaking at the reagan ranch center in california. i had the privilege to speak to a wonderful group of young conservative women. when ronald reagan came into office in 1980, the top tax rate was, hold onto your seats, 70%. sound like france? not working so well for them. it didn't work so well for the united states, either. but by the time ronald reagan left office, our top tax rate dropped from 70% down to 28. -- 28%. he also secured a 25% across-the-board reduction in income taxes for all americans in every tax bracket, and the simplified -- he simplified the tax code from 16 brackets down to 2. in additio

here in the united states, president obama says he considers ebola a top national security priority. but he says the chances of an outbreak in the united states, in his words, are extremely low. the president says the white house is developing procedures for enhanced screenings at airports. some people have even called for banning flights from countries affected by ebola. take a closer look at the obama administration's latest response to this ebola crisis and what enhanced airport screenings might involve. our aviation correspondent, rene marsh is here with us in studio today. what are you hearing about what the administration potentially wants to do? >> we know that the president has met with cdc, health and human services, the department of defense and in his own words, he truly looks at this as a national security threat. he said there are economic implications, political implications. so what we heard from the president and the administration yesterday was essentially they are looking at a plan to strengthen screening. there has been a lot of criticism from both passengers, even

if approved, those people would be free to come to the united states. now, top republican lawmaker firing off a letter to the state department calling a halt to all applications until this threat is over. makes sense to me. why can't we make this happen? to ben stein, gary along with adam lashinsky and

couple months ago i couldn't see how to regulate this but has negative consequences the top one being people if the unit that take the rooms off the market with the housing is expensive in california i've met residents that have been ellis act evicted and they rented out their units and that is the type of activity we need to regulate and have the funding to enforce it a a regulation the city can enforce thank you. >> thank you supervisor kim sequoa supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much good afternoon, everyone this is a very important policy discussion sequoa i have a set of concerns i'm going to briefly touch on they were outlined from the previous speaker i have questions about the dbi and the code issue as a department they've had i've done a lot of work with them over the enforcement and i do question the capacity that they my potentially have on the enforcement arm of the legislation should this legislation be housed in this particular department i'd like to see exactly our thinking and i don't have a background in insurance so i will be interested in our ideas what is an acceptable insurance l

united states. >> we know their stuff is fabulous. we did it in three days. three days in the production implementation environment with one of the largest top banks in the unitedtates. it did not require any support. no hardware. >> here is a logical question. this is so great. why isn't every bank doing it right now. why aren't they calling right now? >> we are announcing this technology. we are -- this is effectively, this is our month of launches and we are launching this product effectively here today at your show. we are working with a major bank in europe and turkey called guarantee. they is in the process of deploying technology. they are working with several major banks. europeans always been much more advanced. now in the u.s. this is here and this is here to stay and resolve all of the fraud problems. at no cost of the institutions. that is the important thing. all solutions being offered by atm manufacturers, thousands of dollars per unit plus you have to send technician out to the field. how long will it take to retrofit atms? >> for you which is just kind of one. i am kind of blown away. the first thing i am thinking about was if apple unveiled th

united lookio clinch the top spot in the eastern conference tomorrow at home against the chicago fireted was one of the biggest turn-arounds ever. united just one win or a draw away from clinching that top spot in the east after finishing last in the east a year ago. 16 wins on the season, third most in the mls. d.c. with three victories all of last career. the black and red also looking to close out an impressive regular season at rfk stadium, going 10-2-4. >>> now finally tonight, how did the capitals celebrate their first home win of the season? a little puppy park. not really, but some of the guys striking a pose for the caps' k-9 calendar shoot. all the proceeds go to the homeward trails animal rescue. the s go on sale december 2. once they got to the regional overlook park, the players were naturals with the animals. >> we got out of the car, and the guys here -- had the puppies dressed up in costumes and handed each one, and they just snuggled and snuggled and the puppies took to them. i spent 365 days with puppies and people but the scene today literally gave me chills. >> won

their located on the upper 15 floors of the 7 foot twenty-four hour in this case, the small units at the on top of a high tower has undie hard of hearing for a number of reasons first per state law the hoa fees can't be adjusted for the income level of a homeowner second while the city and ocii have programs that sure the affordability of units there's no programs for assisting the hoa fees over time and third hoa members may approve the fees without the support of the bmr owners particularly in the development of inclusionary units typically constitute a small number of the hoa membership finally when the fees are increased the people may have difficulties in making the higher payments the result is housing costs may be too high and people face foreclosure we have a colleague here to skewer answer questions the 13.785 contribution is 2 and a half greater than than under the city's housing program the fees were determined and backed up by a market study conducted by the conquer group which determines the net additional revenues that approve the on-site affordable units fee will be used to fund

back in the united states, president obama held meetings with top officials calling for additional screening measures in the u.s. and abroad at airports. he repeated that a chance of an epidemic in the united states are extremely low. here in the united states, 48 are monitored who had contact with duncan. three family members and medical officials and 38 others in the apartment complex are being monitored. a presbyterian hospital in dallas, we learned that duncan is receiving an experimental treatment. it is used for other viruses they hope works against ebola and they hope it stops from replicating in his body. duncan was sick for days before he got the drug. john and christine. >>> the administration is under pressure to show it has ebola under control and asking for tougher screening procedures. cnn's michelle kosinski is live at the white house with that story. >> reporter: john and christine, the president met with the national security team. they say they are treating this as a top priority. they want to look at the meas e measures in place to stop ebola in west africa and preventing

. >> welcome back, the top stories on al jazeera. the united states said it has air dropped arms and supplies to i.s.i.l. in the syrian -- kurds battling i.s.i.l. in the syrian border town of kobane >>> the spanish nurse, the first person to catch ebola outside africa appears to be recovering. teresa romero appears to be clear. inton eesh ya has -- indonesia has a new president. he was sworn in in the capital jakarta. we'll talk more about that. a researcher for the center of strategic and international studies joins me from jakarta. widow do seems to mark a change for politics. he's seen as more of a common man than from the ranks of the political elite. >> yes, certainly. this is where i think the first president that we have in inton eastern history that did not come from being a party chairman, and did not come from the political clicks and elites that we had all the while. it is definitely outside of the political oligarchy, so he marks a new era where he came to be the top person in the country from outside the usual political circles. >>

they tell us high school seniors in the united states who scored the top 10% of all students on standardized tests, roughly one fifth of those students comes from the lower courts out of u.s. income distribution. sometimes there is a lot of smart poor kids, but they also tell us if you're born in the bottom quartile in the united states coming up on the key% chance of going to college for to college or as the top quartile is an 85% chance of going to college. so we lack the discipline right now to do with the long-term problem, lack of access to higher education for smart low-income kids in this country to help us create a 21st century workforce that will drive higher wages and greater prosperity for everybody. so yes, the economy is growing for underperforming where we could be. that's the point. it's not as though the markets will take over the world. that's not the point of turnaround. the humility to learn from their success and by the way the heaviness of the world. the number, how they generated those turnarounds and stick with the policies and principles of clarity interest of everyth