i live on hill street across from 1050 valencia. our single most important goal over the past 5 years is to get this development to respect the community. this very small project situated primarily on hill street has attracted a great deal of attention quite out of proportion to its size. there have been many voices to added opinions and applied pressure to this board. both the historic preservation commission and planning commission voiced the need to scale down this building. the coalition of san francisco neighborhoods, a citywide eight neighborhood organizations joins us tonight to urge the commissioners to keep this building at four floors. this historic part of the mission is special and we want to preserve it. this building diminishes neighborhood character. it is incompatible with the historic architecture and now will add more unaffordable condos to a community that is already reeling from this type of development. over 800 condos are being built within 3 blocks of this site. there is good development and there is bad devel

i'm verbal lids this is perhaps it's valencia about four or five years ago we had those narrow streets and remember all the trucks parked in the medium >> now we have those big wide sidewalks to black litter and concrete and bike racks there and no more medium parking and basically that didn't justice happen a number of us when we had the director of paychecks we had to run down valencia i was the president the merchant we sat down and worked through the landscaping and we wanted to have a great promise in addition open valencia street and have the interchange of the pedestrian addresses the building interchange and have more entertainment. while the strapping was being discussed we are going there to missionary plan for the neighborhoods plans you'll recall about a 10 year process and what came out of that was a recognition between 16th and 24th street is very, very special the only area that has two bar stations. we've got new zoning called commercial transit and that's for immense indication of use and defines indication of resident and the thinking was if we provide this wonderful

approval 1050 valencia street. protesting the issuance on july 17, 2013, to m. rutherford trust / shizuo holdings, demolition permit demolish one-story restaurant building with 2,000sf of ground floor areaa. application no. 2010/12/27/7436. public hearing held dec. 11, 2013. for further consideration today and for the adoption of tentative findings and conditions. 7bb appeal no. 13-096 the marsh, appellanttss vs. dept. of building inspection, respondent planning dept. approval 1050-1058 valencia street. protesting the issuance on july 17, 2013, to m. rutherford trust / shizuo holdings, permit to erect a building erect a five-story, 12-unit apartment/retail/parking building with 3000sf of ground floor areaa application no. 2010/12/27/7437"s". public hearing held dec. 11, 2013. for further consideration today and for the adoption of tentative findings 7 abc and d. these will be heard together. item 7 a, b: 7aa appeal no. 13-095 the marsh, appellanttss vs. dept. of building inspection, respondent planning dept. approval 1050 valencia street. protesting the issuance

entity you can only have retail commercial on the ground floor facing valencia so you couldn't have retail uses on the planning code and that is resulting in the buildable envelope. >> perhaps something else. i have two questions for you: one is the -- in the housing accountability act it talks about neighborhood serving. how would you define that? >> the permit noted and e-mailed me and i responded that the planning code does not contain an identical definition. we have legislators who crafted there through state law and i would interpret that term to include uses such as a restaurant and i think one of the appellants had noted that store and questioning whether or not we would include a store as a restaurant. it doesn't define stoefrment it would be clear to have clarity at the state level. my interpretation is that a restaurant could be included as a neighborhood serving. >> last question is has anybody brought up the housing act? >> to my recollection, no. >> in 30 years? >> surprisingly yeah. the city attorneys office cannot recall those legal arguments being made. i know the d

the 26 valencia is long gone. as a resident, sometimes [speaker not understood] doorway in the mission. seniors and disabled, it's a tear identifying experience to be on a really crowded bus. ~ terrifying if you cut the bryant line claiming you're condensing it for efficiency, you've already cut the 26 valencia, if you cut the potrero bus he, all the buses in the neighborhoods where working class, poverty class seniorses and disabled are trying to live and work, people's elbows in your neck, back packses in your ribs. you climb over the wheelchairs to get to your seat. it's a terrifying experience for disabled people on the currently overcrowded lines. if you cut the lines in the working class, poverty class neighborhoods even further, currently you have to do at least two transfers to get from one part of the city to the other. if you have to do long walkses and long waits and continue to ~ -- if you continue to cut or condense, you're living in disney land. you're not oblivious, you're delusional. seniors and di

entró por la casa por una ventana, dijeroj que valencia parecía esztar intoxicado. >> una alumna a lasnde estudia fue cerrado. >> la iniciativa de ley busca cerrar un vacío legal que tipifica como un delito menor violar a alguien inconsciente o discapacitado mentalmente, busca ver la manera de cubrir el caso de audrey de 15 años que se suicidió cuando fue violada mientras estaba ebria y sus fotos después fueron compartidas. >> la madre de audrey dice que no hubo disculpoas ni nada de los victimarios. >> se incluyen nujevas políticas que otorgan más ayuda a las víctimas, no habrñá tolerancia a violencia sexual o acoso de cualquier tipo en los acosos dentrod e campus universitareios. >> campañas contra la venta de armas ilíticas se unen a redes sociales. >> facebook e instragram, se unen. >> quierne poner fin a la venta de armas de fuegos en sus rede sociales para que menores no puedan comprar maras. >> menores de 18 años no podrán tener acceso a publicidad de armas. >> además, habrá más control de páginas e información sobre sus contenidos para evitar que sean mercados ilítictos. >> la

i grew up on 27 valencia from 1963 to 1974 and currently live on new hampshire street. i just want to say that each neighborhood as you know is very different and unique and in the mission we have micro neighborhood that are blocks apart very unique that way. i think the city plan is too cookie cutter. one plan does not fit all. i think the eastern neighborhood plans talks about not just density, but it also talks about the sensitivity, nature of the neighborhood. we have to remember to look at all the other chapters and not just transit quarter piece. so i feel that 4 stories and truly afford able units is what best fits this neighborhood. what i mean by truly affordable units is that immigrant families can purchase or rent or any other low income folks in the neighborhood. we have seen a lot of affordable inclusionary units that are not affordable to people in the neighborhood. there is restaurants that have come into the mission are not here anymore. they are investors and not traditional mom and pops. most of the neighborhood can't afford to eat there. i hope you ca

>> tres personas ministroron enfrente mientos en venezuela, un de ellos es un joven de # aÑos en valenciaheridos algunos en una marcha estud tal y otros en un conjunto residencial dÓnde los militares dispararon bombas, en respuesta a un cacerolazos de los vecinos. >>> vamos a mÉxico dÓnde las autodefensas dicen estar a punto de capturar a cero vanidad gÓmez la tuta el segundo al mando de los caballeros temo blairs. >>> y dicen que van ra capturar a kike, al nÚmero tres. >>> vamos con el reporte de raÚl. >>> como un animal perseguido y asÍ parece que se esconde en estas en la estas montaÑas cero vando gÓmez, la tuta el nÚmero dos de los caballeros templarios segÚn josÉ manuel uno de los lÍderes de las autodefensa estÁ en el municipio de arteaga dijo que no sale de su pueblo que se ha tomado varios videos pero no lo detienen porque si van por Él van a tener un promedio de cien muertos. >>> en esta misma sierra dicen sdal nÚmero tres, enrique kike. >>> tenemos muy poco tiempo, detengoamos a la tuta y a enrique. >>> en las montaÑas los templarios parecen pero no son invensibles aquÍ mismo cay

in have valencia, two people were killed. violence is raising and the responsible of the situation is the government. >> the national attorney is hour equivalent of the attorney general, and little scary to watch that video. you sent us a link to a video posted several weeks ago where you and other students demanded the release of political prisoners, called for the disarming of pro government thugs and for no more government censorship of the media. has anything changed since then? >> well, no. nothing has changed, given this attitude, three weeks ago, they are now more strong than ever. we are demanding justice for students who are in prison, also, demanding the government to renew and make changes in the head of the powers. we are asking specifically to the national authority to make changes in the policy and the president has to answer, because what we said three weeks ago is not the student movement claims only, little the society claims and the dissenting voice of many people who don't have the opportunity to talk and d

the tenderloin or up further blocks along market street for the upper mid-market section towards valencia and so many -- soma. it's not just a market problem but needs to be examined citywide. it's not helping the over all problem. that's a snap shop of what we do on market street. i will take any questions. >> i have a couple. >> sure. >> the first one is speaking from a disability council member perspective, i realize it's my understanding that there are a lot of people on the streets who may or may not be housed, may or may not be under care, but have disabilities, many of them hidden and those could be mental health, they could be systemic conditions, long-term illnesses, they could be mental health, ptsd, all sorts of things. i want to be careful that, i would like you to be careful when, i want to ask you if you are careful, are you cognizant of that when you are dealing with folks that might, for instance people that have very good reasons for using drugs. they keep you warm, they stave off hunger, cure pain, and loneliness. as a culture we have to realize that and there would be t

scenes like this in valencia, are common in venezuela. they become a place for people to air their grievances and a major challenge to the authorities. with each day of protest, the activists have become better organized. they have guards warning them. and security force and they have escape routes. >> so these people decided to go to the main roads to call the confrontation of the government. because they want to see what is the problem because the government is only watching one point of view, okay? but the other point of view, the 700,000 who bolt against him, he don't pay no attention to. [ gunshots ] >> the longer we spent at the barricade, the more the residents came to trust us. came to trust opinions they say are not heard by the venezuelan government or the marshal media. some want him to be removed from the ballot box, and others say that he should step down now. >> there's more division between us, and more tuition between the families, and more tuition between husband and wife. >> reporter: the government blames opposition for

blocking the roads in this middle class neighborhood in valencia every day and every night for more two weeks. they viewed our approach with great suspicion. a 22-year-old student agreed to talk to us anonymously. but then. [ gunfire ] >> run, run. >> reporter: an attack by the government's national guard. the latest of two or three such raids launched each night. no one was hurt, and we resumed the interview on the roof of a building. >> it is a constitutional right to protect. the situations has gotten so bad that this is our last chance. it's going to a point where, it's here or it's done. that's why so many people say in venezuela we fight for you or we lose you. >> reporter: we return the next morning. calmer now. still a scene of intense debate among the residents. protesting against rifling fighters against corruption and high crime. >> reporter: barricades like this one has come a focal point for resistence, a point for people to air their grievances. >> reporter: raids by security forces and the government blames the opposition for the violence, calls them fastist. the oppo

group of ambassadors, currently we have 12 that work in the central market area from 5th street to valencia and we look at going about a block or two on i -- either side on market street. it's to visible -- that's the goal. we categorize into three major categories, general assistance whether that's helping someone on or off a muni vehicle with bags or lunge -- luggage and tourism information and referrals. if they come to a homeless individual or business executive who is in need of some service or who wants to know about a program, our ambassadors can offer information to that person. lastly is reporting. this is another important component of the program. we report things, any criminal behavior or any issues of blight or physical issues on the streets and also what we report to 9-1-1, 311 and any other issues around quality of life and social services we may also contact other organizations like the san francisco homeless outreach team which was previously mentioned as well. that is kind of the gist of the program. they keep activity logs of the programs they do as ambassadors and they r

barricades like this one in valencia are now a common feature around venzuela. they have become am focal point for resistance, a meeting place for people to air their grief applications and a major challenge to the authorities. >> with each day of protest, the activists have become better organized. they have guards warning them of eminent raids and they have escape routes. >> they want to see what is the problem? because the government is just only watching one point of view. okay? but the other point of view, the other people, the other 7,000 who will vote against him, he don't pay no attention to it. t >> reporter: the longer we spent, the residents came to trust us keen to express opinions that they say are not heard by the venzn government or the national government. they are by no means united. someone to remove maduro at the ballot box. others say he should stell down n now. >> more division between us and more division between the families, more division between husband and wife. >> the government blames the opposition protesters for the violence, calls

what takes about a year to create is gone in a matter of minutes as valencia welcomes a new spring.a, fox news. >> that does it for us. we're back at 6. stay tuned for the kelly file, up next. >>> it has turned into one of the greatest aviation mysteries of all time. the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370 with 239 souls on board. welcome to a kelly file special report. the mystery of flight 370. tonight we take you inside the story, how it happened as it happened. the questions we've answered and the riddles that remain. our story starts with the news of the missing plane first breaking on the kelly file friday night, march 7, early saturday morning malaysia time. fox news alert. we have breaking news on a missing commercial jet. learned the

our nick valencia has been looking at how it's trending worldwide.at are you finding out on the web, when it comes to this mystery that's captivating us? >> that's the story, the mystery. it's millions of people all throughout the world. number one story on cnn's digital platform since it broke on march 8th. you can see it's still here, the top story. one of the most visited weeks in the history of cnn.com. i mentioned the story broke on march 8th, it's one of the most popular stories all time. it's right up there with the inauguration of president barack obama. and sites like twitter, we are seeing it's not really trending anymore more here in the united states as it was for days, but on social media sights in malaysia, you can see here it's still the number two story. people are using the #mh 370. number two story here on malaysia and india twitter. also, heavy traffic on google news here. you will see this is also one of the top stories, the second most read story here on google news and when you visit yahoo! more of the same. lots of interest in

sellar a favor de los rojos >> el tiburon encontró vida en el puerto, la diagonal, aparecia en el valenciadisparo al poste, pocas ocasiones de gol, toledo con el centro, martin zuñiga sacaba desviado el disparo. >> jaguares dejaba así oportunidad a los purepechas >> la máquina cementera de cruz azul sigue al mando con 21 unidades, toluca suma 28, pumas y atlante 18. atlas y américa. no esta chivas. >> vamos al juego entre manchester united y aston villas. >> chicharito acabo con más de dos meses sin poder mojar las redes >> en la nba sacramento, en dallas, ultim o peridoo los de la capital californianana anotaban, dallas terminaba con la victoriap or marcardor de 103 a 100 >> se fue lesionado grifi pero el show lo tenía chris. >> james hardi termino con 32, los clippers ganaron 118 a 107 y por tercera temproada dicen presente >> ángel riena se ha operado y quedado fuera del toreo, no podrá contar ni con omar bravo ni con rafa marquez lugo, se quda con algo de nigri en el ataqu >> no hay un pronostico de américa-chivas ¿hay que ir adelantarlo por si acaso? yo pienso que va a ser un empate.

nick valencia joining me now.ome territory for you. >> my hometown. >> i'm sure your family members have some interesting stories to tell. >> they sent me a text saturday morning saying don't worry, we're okay. i said i didn't know i had anything to worry about but i'm glad you're okay. 100 aftershocks since the 5.1 on friday night, and for years seismologists have warned the fault has potential for a catastrophic earthquake. >> major earthquake. at 8:00 we had one that was about only a 3.6. this one felt like it was about a 10.0. >> reporter: it may have felt like a 10.0 to this cnn ireporter but friday night's earthquake in los angeles was nowhere near the big one. still, people are wondering. >> is there a chance that on the's earthquake could be a preshock to a larger earthquake? >> there always is. >> 5% of california earthquakes are followed by something larger within three days. >> reporter: the trembler center aid long the fuentes hill fault. it was one of the first in california since 20 years ago after a

and their arsenal involved. >> even a crew from atlanta going to look for the wreckage. >> nick valenciaappreciate that. >>> meantime drones are turning into the next big thing for fighting wars and crimes. now they can be used to fire an 80,000 volt charge into a human. who would want this kind of technology? [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. >>> covering south by southwest film festival. the other thing that has everyone talking, stun gun drone, massive charge at people. laurie was there for the demonstration. >> tell me what's about to go down. >> we're about to do a live demonstration of south by southwest cupid. it's going to stun him. >> you're about to get stunned by a drone. >> i think it's cool to be on the forefront of emerging technologies. >> it's about to happen. he's about to get stunned. >

for many years it has been speculation of its existence in the strait of valencia. these ielt islands make the majy of their income from the tourists. >> translator: the responsibility lies with the present government. and with the ruling popular party of which i'm a member to stop this. >> if any of the investigations reveal that there is oil beneath these waters that would give the go-ahead for a platform to be built in the gulf of valencia. any accidental damage would be disastrous for these islands. there are already plans to conduct sonar tests, that involves emitting 250 decibel sound waves to locate the oil. the effect on the wildlife like dolphins could prove to be fatal to them. one of the damage is done in thighs seas which is a protected site -- these seas which is a protected site is in danger of extinction. >> in a statement to al jazeera they said they've already engaged with local communities around our plans to acquire seismic data and are committed to responding to any concerns that are raised. as a responsible operator environmental management and

at driscolls valencia street mortuary in san francisco.:30 a.m. tomorrow at st. kevin catholic church in san francisco. solid mass, the burial ceremony will be held at the holy cross cemetery. >> caltran was shut down a busy intersection on interstate 80 in fairfield this week to perform maintenance work. if the on \ ramp to westbound 80 at travis boulevard will be closed from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.. >> the california highway patrol is hosting a series of driver safety class is for bay area teams. the chp start smart program is a teen driver safety course designed to teach young people safe driving habits. chp officers will discuss traffic collision avoidance techniques, collision calls impacters, driver and parent responsibilities, and safety belt usage. >> san francisco's a emergency water system is not adequate for putting out multiple fires at once. the san francisco chronicle reports the city voters have approved millions of dollars in bond money for an elaborate emergency water system. for example, the newspaper says the san francisc

just after seven o'clock tonight, police shutdown 20th street between guerrero and valencia streets. as the bomb squad investigated a suspicous package police say was found next a to parking sign. police stayed in the area for about two hours before the bomb squad confirmed the package was not dangerous. the streets reopened just after nine o'clock this evening. the search is on tonight for two men police say are responsible for at least two home invasions last week. as kron 4's alecia reid reports, one woman walked in on the thieves. sot - obviously she's shaken up but physically they didn't hurt her, and we're glad for that. police say a gun was pointed at the victim - who surprised burglarers on thursday afternoon by walking into her house during a home invasion. the suspects, who're described as black males, stole her purse then fled the 42-00 block of san juan avenue. sot - i can't imagine what she was going through. she said she was surprisingly very calm,,, while there were still in her house. it was not until they left that she started to fall apart and crack. this brazen act

ts,r half of valencia studen 56% are women. for more than two decades, women have earned over half of the higher education agrees awarded in this country. that means soon for the first time, america's highly educated workforce will be made up of more women than men. is, our economy has not caught up to their reality yet great -- yet. we have too many women who work hard to support themselves and their families, including the 20% of women enrolled in colleges supporting children while getting a degree. they are facing outdated policies that are holding them back. that has to change. back.ds all of us when women make less than men, that hurts their families, including their partners, their husbands. their kids. they have less to get by on. nowurts businesses because their customers have less to spend. when a job does not offer adequate family leave to care for a new baby or an ailing parent, that burdens men and children. when any of our citizens cannot fulfill their potential for any reason -- it does not have to do with their t

[applause] everybody here at valencia for having me. you know, two years ago i toounced a new competition recognize exceptional community colleges, and lo and behold -- your school. [applause] the very first school in the entire country to win this prize. [applause] so, the between the students' hardware, the outstanding faculty, the administrators, balenciaga graduates are leaving your ready to continue their education, ready to pursue their dreams, wherever they may lead. whathis college represents is best in america. the idea that here, in this country, if you work hard, you restoringead. and that opportunity for every american, that has been our driving focus as a country. that has driven everything i have done since i've come into office. today we are at a moment when after the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes, after just some devastating losses that people had, homes, retirement accounts, jobs. now we have seen businesses creating a .7 million new jobs over the past four years, and american manufacturers adding jobs for the

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