ventilation, they have a non-compliant ventilation system that goes down that drops down into their theatre that has no back holes or anything on it. they have a 7 inch hole in the wall, this is all easy to fix stuff and we've asked them to let us come in and evaluate what needs to be done now before we get started so that we're not busy on something else because these are easy fixes, not easy, easy, but it's completely manageable and i understand their position being a non-profit, etc.. >> right, how about the construction, no construction after 3:30, you know, no construction on weekends, you know, which i would think is reasonable. >> this was all brought up at their board meetings and we let them know, let us know when there's something going on. >> so, you're amenable to that? >> we're amenable to that, it's astounding how quiet it is in there, there's a five space hallway that runs all the way up on the property line with our building so there's a five foot hall way, dead space, plus they have a utility closet there, then they have another room that they use for dressing so the theatr

those areas are supposed to be ventilated to the outside. it's easy to do except where you have property lying walls you can't cut holes to ventilate because you can't have holes that's how fire spreads from building from builds. you have to have it mushrooms. ventilation is critical in concealed spaces. >> i see a lot of modern doors put. people replace the traditional doors which takes a lot out 469 character of the building. that's what you look at first is the front entrance of the building. >> the trap of do you replace the door or the unit? oftentimes it's easy to replace the door and not the unit. once again, once you take the unit out of the wall you are changing the waterproofing details now. a lot of times you should start with the actual door. there's ways to tune up an old door. >> uh-huh. >> in terms of the dosticks or it's rubbing when you open it. there are ways to address that without changing the whole door. >> people are worried about security issues which drives them to replace the door with a solid core door. a glass door

times to have cross ventilation of air from the light well. please save the light well in providing our need. air circulation and light. thank you. ok. this is layla chow. live at 4330 gerry boulevard, apartment 4. i'm very concerned about the privacy issue. there is already not enough light and ventilation in the building. my apartment is not bright enough. having a three-story building right next to my apartment will not provide privacy, no more light. i live in a high density avenue with a lot of stores, restaurants, walgreens and one supermarket. parking has been difficult for me. not having parking spaces in this high capacity also -- for their patients. staff is not acceptable to me. and i appreciate if the commissioner could come see into that. thank you. thank you. the next one is a tetant -- tenant. >> i found this unit, i call home san francisco at 433 gerry boulevard, apartment 4. thanks. my home has affordable price so i can stay here and live. i want to stay in the city. but when my last window is covered up, i will get no sunligh

i remember hearing steven lloyd shouting at them. >> i said ventilate him, ventilate him, ventilate himey were, like, sir, we can't. universal precautions. >> now more time ticks away. you can see a rescuer carrying a plastic bag with the all-important breathing gear. only now on the way down to the river. >> the man needed to be ventilated. i really thought this guy could have been saved. i really did. >> we really tried. by the time philadelphia rescue crews get him up from the riverbank and to a local hospital, it's too late. matthew buford is dead. >> no one will ever know for sure if he could have been saved. garrett couples says he doesn't blame the crowd or the police for not jumping in if they weren't properly trained. but he says it's hard to believe with so many authorities on the scene that none of them knew how to make a water rescue. >> i mean, it's -- it doesn't make sense to me that you have fire rescue within two blocks, marine rescue within two miles, and none of them are trained in water rescue. to me, that is -- i mean, that's unspeakable. >> after the incident, the v

well, you know, how about banning ventilation systems for parked cars in this city. we have no freezing. we have no snow. do we have to have something running 24 hours a day for parked cars? that's enough for that. so what do we get? if we ask the city for better standards, for better equipment, for better design, we can modify this, though it doesn't. if we just pass a law that says, okay, zero, zero, and not 55 decibels in your house, or 45 decibels in your house at night. because that lets noise in your apartment. that does nothing to curb this. and then if you say well a new building or remodeled, you can have five decibels over the noise level in your community, or eight decibels over the level of your community, you know which way this is going. why would real estate developments pay money when they can save some money and dump this noise on you. so i'm just -- you know, i'm asking -- i'm making a judgment that nobody here in this chamber, nobody listening at home, is going to say, yes, i want noise in my apartment, in my home, that devalues my property, that l

we have a trickle of blue collar noise we do have ventilation systems running rampage it's not going to be all over the city just going to hit a few places it will hit all over -- um it can happen anywhere in the city so why don't we protect shall remain in the river only then moses cried out to the lord. so the lord did according to the word of moses and the frogs died out of the houses out of the court yard and out of the fields gathered them together in heaps and the land stunk. when the pharohs saw there was re-lief strike the dust of the land so that it may become life throughout all the land of egypt and they did so. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. >> good afternoon i'm peter war field executive director of library users association. a community created effort that features a musical wall and a singer like roberta, flack, it's about to be next month painted out and replace d. i wanted to show the supervisors that support is spreading. i've talked about many of the support ers who are supporting the mural. we have the san francisco peace and freedom party and let's have th

you can have something like this, this is a fan and a motor and that's the ventilation systems, that'se new noise in the eastern neighbors what we have is a dwindling trickle of industrial blue collar noise but what we do have is ventilation systems that are running ramp aj, it's not all over the city, it's going hit a few extended places, it will hit all over -- it can happen anywhere in the city, just let's say it that way, so why don't we protect our neighborhood and our property by saying why can't we take a look, we have universities, we can make better designs to not do that, thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> please speak into the microphone, sir. >> thank you. >> board of supervisors, continuing from last week, my comments to you, the board of supervisors, i would like to add some comments this week including the chancellor of ucsf, ms. hillman and comments that i made previously to the board and to the immigrant's commission regarding dr. scott, a doctor who practiced in the east bay, so he said, tomorrow, and he said, let it be according to your word that you may know

you should get outside and try to ventilate that garage or enclosed area. these contacts, these are one side and they go into the other side here. see how they are in there now? that's a closed switch right there. it's actually a 3 pull switch. there's 3 different pulls to this switch. they are open, now they are closed, if it's closed it should -- that's when you want to turn it on and off, when it's closed, and then open it if you have to. if you smell gas, you've probably got a leak. if the building is collapsed, there's probably going to be a leak. those are the 3 times you want to come out here and shut this thing off. it's real easy. you get your wrench and you turn it off. >> if i smell gas should i turn off the one behind my stove? . >> if you smell it coming from your stove, sure. exactly. the only way to figure this out is by doing it. this is a real easy one. the one at your house isn't going to be that easy. . >> have a wrench at our building. >> it's not required by law but it's a good idea. at my house, i have one of these wrenches i bought at

i say, open your window get ventilation and people say, i will get cold. and we have the tremendous trade off in making people comfortable but you have to keep your building ventilated or you will get mold. my favorite recommendation if you live on the top floor of the building put in a sky light and keep it open all the time. newer products a lot of fans now. vent fans that are made to c constantly run at a low air volume. they have a censor and when you come to the room they kick on higher. >> i. r wanted to follow up with the gentlemen's comment. those window you are double pane, you have to remove the windows before you take it to the shop. you have to remove all the trim and take the whole thing out. >> seems like a lot of [inaudible] why all the modern way to do it they put in the new window the same day. >> it's convenient. there is no doubt that putting in a new window is convenient. >> what is the cost to put in the new window economicically is still cheaper putting a double pane in there. >> it depends on if you are replacing the sash or the whol

>> we had a ventilation fan, because it was warm water, so humid in the basement, it was buckling woodenabove so we had to put heavy ventilation fans in the basement in order to keep the humidity down and one night one of the fans shorted and started a fire. >> how bad was it? >> it burned a good part of the house. we had to move out for about six months. it was a mess. >> when things like that happen to you, brian, do you think, all right, throw in the towel, that's a sign? >> no. because i guess the reality was before that even happened i had begun prior to that event started working with daniel bernanke. >> i'm the director of agriculture at the university of miami. i first met brian maybe 15 years. he was a kid. he was a 17-year-old kid and very nice kid to begin with, so that all counts a lot. he had that passion. >> i went to florida to the oceanographic institute to take a course on cultivating marine fish. when the whole class got up to speak about what they're doing, what their interests are. i get up saying i'm interested in farming marine fish. and i have a tank in my parents'

. >> reporter: and as you just heard now that he is off the ventilator she had to use the last time we talked to her she can talk. >> i feel that my condition has really improved. it's so much better. >> reporter: she still has a long way to go. the ati company of massachusetts donated the new computer to her hoping to help others in similar situations foe what might be available for them. >> we have to get the word out that it's easy, not science fiction. >> reporter: speciality hospital in washington which helped her get off ventilator donated $8,000 to her and her family and she was presented with an ward from the johns hopkins hospital for inspiring others. she tries not to look back on the night that changed her life. >> i mean i ask myself why, who, why would they do this who did it, i have moments like that but --. >> reporter: she looks forward to years and decades of rehabilitation and years and decades with her children and grandchildren. >> i'm -- my legs or anything but i'm glad i'm still alive and still here. >> reporter: she has been able to recover some movement in her s

you are not entitled to take your required light and ventilation from your neighbor's property. you have to be entirely on your own property. you don't have the right to expect anything from your neighbor's property. yes, ma'am. >>> (inaudible). >> so how small can a fence be? a fence can be any height. there is no required fence. so these fences in our backyard are not required by the city so there is no minimum requirement. let's move on. we have retaining walls and that is a big interesting topic. here is another, once again, gates or doors. gates have to meet the door requirements. it's interesting because the building code chapter 10 says even if the door is not a required door, if you're putting it in for your own convenience, nonrequired doors shall meet the door requirements. but you don't have to have a fence between your property. you don't. >> there are a few blocks in the city i where there is no open park. people like to preserve their property and their asset and they don't like other people's dogs on their property for many reasons. the people who do it, there are

. >> reporter: and as you heard, now she is off the ventilator she had to use the last time we spoke with her, she can talk, too. >> i feel that i've -- my condition has really improved. i feel much better. >> reporter: but she has a long way to go. after hearing about her, the tobii ati company of massachusetts donated the computer hoping to let other people in similar situations know what might be available for them. >> we have to get the wordous that it's easy and not science fiction and can help them gain independence and previous life back. >> reporter: specialty hospital in washington which helped her get off the ventilator donated $8,000 to her and her family and she was presented with an award from the johns hopkins hospital for being an inspiration to others. she tries not to look back on the night that changed her life forever. >> i mean, i ask myself, why, who, why would they do this, who did it. i have moments like that, but, i just leave it alone. >> reporter: instead she looks forward to years and decades of rehabilitation but also years and decades with her children an

one of the first things we would note is there's no ventilation on the underside of that deck. if any moisture gets in there, it's going to be trapped. it's going to increase the amount of dry rot. >> now the building code for years had a requirement if you had an outdoor requirement, you must put venlation. -- ventilation so that moisture does not >> one of the rules in all waterproofing design is everything leaks. every wall leaks. and you have to put in a weed to put the water out. if you do something like this, you're going to trap the water because you let the water in are the top and you don't let the water out. so the cardinal rule, you always allow a weep to allow the water to escape. >> what do you mean by a weep? >> a hole or a track with preforracings to allow things to breathe. -- preforations to allow things to breathe. >> so what are the normal places that you would look for failure in this kind of a deck? >> for myself, typically the underside of the surface, the plywood on the bottom. where the post attach. anywhere there's an attachment with two pieces of wood

. >> and the ventilation and the fire protection. so this is a really unique opportunity. should be a lot of fun. feel free ask questions as we go. we'll here with path buscovich, engineer, engineer for many of the high rise owners in san francisco. we have other snerkts from the e department of building inspection. we're going to start right now by walking down into the concourse lower level and take the freight elevator up. so come on with us, okay? [ ♪music ] >> okay. we are up here in one of san francisco's major high rise buildings, one of the tallest buildings. not the tallest but one of the tallest. >> the tallest occupied floor building in san francisco. >> everybody has a slice of really soon. actually the tallest building is the transamerica pyramid building. you could say it's the sutro tower, transamerica pyramid is the tallest building. we're here and we have the unique opportunity thanks to the building owners and the managers of the building to come in and take a look at how the building is made and ough all of its mechanical systems. what keeps a mooirj maj

line issues and i heard him say he's willing to put in a skylight or some kind of ventilation. anyway, that might be part of any motion that we make. with respect to noise transmission, i think there are two issues for me anyway, one is noise that emanates from the completed building, whatever form that building takes, it's going to be residential with ground floor retail. i would not think that the operation or the use of that building for those purposes will generate any kind of overt noise problems. the issue of the rear yard which is a deck on the second level or above the first level anyway, you know, we're not going to get rid of the open space, so i'm not sure exactly how to address that, that will have to be partially, there might be some sound attenuation along the property line wall, that can be part of a motion and any kind of -- something that tells the tenants or the owners that there is this issue and that there is a theatre next door i think would be good on the part of the landlord or the home owners association or whatever, as far as noise during construction,

there's a ventilator became known as. history's full of curious paradoxes and today the descendants of russian soldiers once again reunited with their friends at the river . time. the history but also keep the soul of. the russian coming to the peace to hand it. to. the famous. people to see them. take. the symbol of. the ferry across. as. it's beginning to seem as though everyone in europe has put on a uniform and is heading for. across the water. and the festival. doesn't just. to find the strength to change into dress. uniform. wearing glamorous period clothing the ladies are also invited to a night of swing enjoy music. with a dance floor is just people see the same way their grandparents did. the british band to join basis. i think the music that we play on the music of voters is coming back now because. a lot of people find it here the young people think it's near the older people remember it but i think also people are getting fed up of just. you know electric pop music and also somebody suggested that. jazz swing

street side, that they will continue to work with the marsh on the other issues such as drainage, ventilation, light and sound attenuation. >> that sound good. we're encouraging them to work with staff as far as that step down issue, we're not saying they have to change it but if there's a way that that can be done, that would be nice but they're approved for the 12 units, 8-2's and 4-1's, i believe. >> on that motion, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> thank you, that motion passed unanimously. commissioners, you're now at general public comment. >> is there any general public comment? seeing none, the meeting is adjourned. but the anniversary of the great earthquake was remembered. >> i would like to ask for a minute of silence. >> let's have a moment of silence. >> they meet for the annual reflating ceremony. he was joined by winnie for an afternoon celebration. we are here to commemorate all that it signifies. at each anniversary the leaders meet to prepare for the next great quake. bob welcome e

there's a ventilator became known as. history's full of curious paradoxes and today the descendants of russian soldiers once again reunited with their friends at the river . but this time the ones in allied uniforms the germans from a military reenactment society is possible there. the history but also keep the soul of. the russian the peace. to. make it. across. the festival. doesn't just. have. to change. this marquee with a dunce rule is perfect as people say the same way the grandparents did. the british band to join basis kicks off the. yeah i think the music that we play on the music of voters is coming back now because. a lot of people find it here the young people think it's near the older people remember it but i think also people are getting fed up of just. you know electric pop music and also somebody suggested that and the thoughts is jazz swaying and music came out of the depression. and the world now there's a lot of you know economical problems so maybe people are looking for the same sort of entertainment

. >>> the ventilation system is here on market street >>> the train is inspected at railyard and bar service back to normal. the train was coming in from pittsburgh a point i was on the following train, we got stopped in the trans bay tube while they move this on to a different trap so they can avoid stopping at civic center station. all trains back to normal on time elissa harrington cbs 5 >>> a four hour standoff with north police said a motel 6 and peaceably this morning. officers tried to serve a warrant to a suspect of a violent crime. after several failed negotiations a swat team called in. the suspect finally came out of the room the suspects pregnant girlfriend and baby also in the room. 53 year-old man arrested in connection with a boding crash that killed two people and injured two people. jefferies and out of auburn have been under the influence of alcohol when power in one of the two boats involved in the collision he is charged with manslaughter that happened last night at inglebright lake in yuba county. police are still investigating. today marks six months since sierr

this is result not guilty a huge back log of everything from plastic tubing for ventilation systems to steel beams and bed sheets. so just how serious is this situation and what does it mean for the u.s. economy? >> patricia powell is the founder and ceo of powell financial group. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> arthel: first let's talk about this backlog of goods. what does this significant nigh? >> it signifies that china is slowing and it's been slowing now for six straight quarters. the most recent gdp numbers coming in at 7.6. it's not the absolute numbers that are important. it's the change and the change is declining. what they've done is made a classic mistake. they've kept manufacturing, expecting next quarter to be better, next quarter to be better and it hasn't been. they are loaded up with goods and nobody is buying. >> arthel: speak of manufacturers, is this good for american manufacturers, perhaps, to gain some of this home item and what about that economy, the u.s. economy, as well as the global economy? >> actually it's bad for everybody. it's bad -- china has b

street side, that they will continue to work with the marsh on the other issues such as drainage, ventilation, light and sound attenuation. >> that sound good. we're encouraging them to work with staff as far as that step down issue, we're not saying they have to change it but if there's a way that that can be done, that would be nice but they're approved for the 12 units, 8-2's and 4-1's, i believe. >> on that motion, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> thank you, that motion passed unanimously. commissioners, you're now at general public comment. >> is there any general public comment? seeing none, the meeting is adjourned. >>> good morning, welcome to the regularly scheduled meeting of the city operations and neighborhood services. i'm shawn ellsberg, joined by christina olague. could you reese item one? >> hearing to consider issuance of type 40 license to the roxy at 3117, 16th street. >> thank you, mr. clerk. we are joined by inspector lazar. >> good morning, supervisors. >> your report. >> the

. >> people will notice some flooring improvements on the train cars, heating and ventilation improvesn the cars -- improvements on the car. >> the surplus $1.8 million, much of that money is coming from an increase in ridership. >>> shot us used muni -- shuttles use muni stops and the shuttles stay in the zones for about a minute during each stop. that can put muni vehicles behind schedule. the "examiner" reports at least 27 institutions contract with private shuttles. right now, the pathway is only on the east side of the new bay bridge. the authority voted yesterday to spend up to $300,000 more to complete a study about building a bike path on the west span. >>> temperatures warming up nicely right now away from the immediate coastline but we still have this -- stubborn fog. we have a lot of sunshine over the region, especially out towards san rafael. there's evidence still that dense fog, the shallow ma preen layer down to about 1,000 feet deep. we have a lot of clear skies and warm temperatures up above and away from the coastline. as far as right now on the maps, there you can pi

. >>> would have one of research on the roof ventilating and he sustains a pretty good cut on his lower leg. >>> the file is under investigation in the honor is here. the investigation will be going on throughout the morning. >>> occupied protesters are warned that they could be removed soon from the site here in san francisco. >>> their liking it and the continuing the celebration into early this morning as you can see. they're still here in these occupiers have that to take back their original campsite from last year. this group is a smaller one weekend about eight pretend intense. a dozen people. a handful of them are still awake and continuing yesterday's celebration. this group has marched through the san francisco financial district to hear of the celebration yesterday was more faster than attention driven. for some cities difficult to manage but yesterday's group had no reported problems with the exception of traffic. occupiers told us yesterday in the san francisco police department warned them to clear the plaza by 6:00 this morning and we know the handful of occupiers sadat al

. >> so she needed some ventilation. >> like 94 degrees. >> hot out there. >> she needed some ventilationbut i'm okay with it as a guy. >> is this the new angelina jolie moment? are we going to see this forever, do you think? >> i think so. it's not going anywhere. i mean, angelina started it, and we've seen it. this isn't the first time we've seen it. >> during the emmys, you could hear that knocking sound. it was the song of seal banging his head against the wall. what the heck was i thinking? >> i think you call this a revenge dress. >> a revenge look all around. >> you went to the emmys. would you wear something like that? >> well, you know, there's enough violence in the world without me trying to show off like that i think. >> but things have really changed though. >> you know, i could do it. >> yeah. that's what i'm talking about. >> there we go. >> i think you just beat angelina jolie to the punch there. >> well, i shaved my legs this morning. >> we're happy to know that. >> meanwhile, al, you can't take it. >> that's right. this is the moment we've been waiting. i can't take it!

. >> so she needed some ventilation. >> like 94 degrees. >> hot out there. >> she needed some ventilationbut i'm okay with it as a guy. >> is this the new angelina jolie moment? are we going to see this forever, do you think? >> i think so. it's not going anywhere. i mean, angelina started it, and we've seen it. this isn't the first time we've seen it. >> during the emmys, you could hear that knocking sound. it was the song of seal banging his head against the wall. what the heck was i thinking? >> i think you call this a revenge dress. >> a revenge look all around. >> you went to the emmys. would you wear something like that? >> well, you know, there's enough violence in the world without me trying to show off like that i think. >> but things have really changed though. >> you know, i could do it. >> yeah. that's what i'm talking about. >> there we go. >> i think you just beat angelina jolie to the punch there. >> well, i shaved my legs this morning. >> we're happy to know that. >> meanwhile, al, you can't take it. >> that's right. this is the moment we've been waiting. i can't take it!

. >>> the ventilation system this year on market street >>> the train is off the tracks and now under inspection service back to normal during the train was coming in from pittsburgh point i was coming in on the falling trend we were stopped in the trans bay to the move this on to a different track to avoid stopping at civic center station now all trains back to normal and on time elissa harrington cbs 5 >>> one year now since the occupy movement began. tonight occupy bay area united plans a gathering to mark the anniversary but not as promising as organizers thought don knapp with how the tactic is shaping up. >>> did they fail to get the number they expected for this overnight occupation in front of the former bankamerica building or is this attacked it your people at your targets this is a small occupation just a few protesters it could be the new tactic >>> this is an example to show people of their frustrated go and occupy it is it powerful tactic not necessarily about getting thousand people on the street >>> relatively few occupier showed up at the 515 start time more trickle d

and with the natural light that comes through and the glass that has been used, the natural ventilationthat response to johannesburg's particularly hot summers and keeping these stations comfortable through surveillance that is linked to a control room. >> the city has invested the equivalent of 300 million euros in the green traffic initiative. the minibus taxi drivers are less enthusiastic, however, and say the express busses are hurting their business. >> there were some very unfortunate incidents of violence directed against commuters who used the system. there has been one commuter who was killed on a rea vaya bus, and a number of commuters who were shot and injured in the early days of the operation of the system. >> the last incident was more than two years ago. since then, the number of passengers has nearly quadrupled -- it's now at 42,000 passengers daily. >> the company needs to look at how they can accommodate or supply more buses for all passengers. because there is a quite a huge volume of passengers especially during peak hours. >> many of curvin's former taxi driver frie

. >> you're down in the subway where there's no open ventilation.have to get out of there. >> what until world happened? >> people thought it was a fire. investigators determined it was a huge spark. bart is powered by about 1,000 volts of electricity and believe this spark happened between one of the electrical rails and the rail that was carrying the train. >> they're calling it an electrical arc which is similar to what welding is like. >> like a big short electricity jumps and causes a pow. >> but it was still frightening for all the passengers. i am sure considering 9/11 and how we're still perhaps a little sensitive about that, this may have felt like perhaps it was some sort of an attack, but the worse that happened in this case was the forced evacuation and traveling was problematic that day. >>> the oregon coast is a fantastic place to go out with your buds and ride some quads. this is at the horse fall beach area. and they just line up, light the wick and take off down the beach in a little unofficial drag race between friends. >> this is

there's a ventilator became known as. history is full of curious paradoxes and today the descendants of russian soldiers are once again reunited with their friends at the river elbe. but this time the ones in allied uniforms the germans from a military reenactment society it's possible their own grandfathers fought on the eastern front. these men who proudly wear the uniform of the allies. the history but also keep the soul of a common world war two soldier alive. the russian isn't coming to the world peace should be handed throughout the year the division has been working on the restoration of two soviet era vehicles into a motorcycle and their pride and joy the famous gaz. this truck was often used during wartime and now they're showing it off to all of europe. to be alive we want people to see them that's how we can commemorate those who used to drive them. away as a copy of the full model double we're taking this to great britain on purpose there's no such cause they're. the symbol of the second world war. three. cont