and this is the remodel of the basement also i think that is important to mention that because 86 waller has a large rear yard we can't provide the exposure to the open space we wanted to make a drawing we have a light sun angle all days of the year and it requires the open space and furthermore i want to say that 86 waller is clarified as a historic landmark and exclude that i saying there are many properties in san francisco and this is really important to reducing the impact of the housing shortage in san francisco but to do that we need things like barriers for exposure and open space and problems with non-compiling backyard or rear yard and existing rear yard that concludes my presentation. thank you for your time. >> any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed commissioner richards. >> i think this is a good project i think it

but if jay wall slammer waller knew what he was doing would he be on our show?ray things look a lot like rocks. isn't it funny how base jumping rhymes with face bumping? i didn't think so either. let's see where jay wall slammer waller went so wrong besides hurling himself off a cliff. his liftoff was smooth, remembered his skis, but forgot to look where he was going. but i don't blame the dude for the crash i blame his parents. if they named him jay safe landing waller, this whole unfortunate incident could have been avoided. all right let's see who else is going downhill fast. you know this sounded like a good idea at the time. this guy was like, hey dudes let's go snowboard the him laya and they're like, dude, you're a genius. now for the first few seconds it is pretty cool but then they start falling and suddenly they're all yeti bait. this is the snowball effect. at least they brought a video camera and they sent us the tape before they took turns crawling inside of wally for warmth. stick around. coming up, why we love dudes eating dirt. a blennies becomes

dust in high with four out toward martinez as you get down 680 between walnut creek and then fell wallerublin picking up some moderate showers beginning to fire appear. >>james: be the southern portion of alamo block of than a doubling of picking up the modern showers that part of six is part of your morning commute if you have to live there and you're going to be tech in the kids to school. the south would take a look milpitas we have some moderate activity for the moment of the rise san jose ride out the treasury back on the record as a to a wider view of the peninsula you see is for the inactive right now there may be some showers to the haywood side to the san mateo bridge in the dumbarton bridge right there in between so slid and berkeley heading in the direction that for the free share for what is the getting wet before too much longer how will the rentable the course of the morning with answers to such a feature cast for and run the model out to the edge is right now mid '50s to warm to the myth of the '60s the today if the we mile on a to the to find the to storm track 47 they fo

86 waller is clarified as a historic landmark and exclude that i saying there are many properties in san francisco and this is really important to reducing the impact of the housing shortage in san francisco but to do that we need things like barriers for exposure and open space and problems with non-compiling backyard or rear yard and existing rear yard that concludes my presentation. thank you for your time. >> any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed commissioner richards. >> i think this is a good project i think it gets additional unit in a place that make sense the open space exception is not a huge issue given what i saw from the planned i move to approve. >> second. >> commissioners on that motion to approve with condition. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner richards additional commissioner wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero zoning administrator what say you. >> close public hearing and it is allows the for that requirement to be waved and not historic resource that appears to be th

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is tom i'm one the owners on waller street with my wife and housemate pamela we want to give you a history the project was initiated in the fall of 2011 right about that time our house caught fire and burned down we were out of position for a couple of years while the project move forward we got no notification that project was going to be put forth by the gentleman we've checked the radius as many list my name is not on it we had no idea that was going forward and this wall would be built facing our backyard the variance was granted in 2011 and the variance stated in order to comply that the gentleman needed to meet the city codes the project as approved at that time met the city codes because the spiral staircase was 3 feet over if i may have the use of overhead. >> sorry go ahead. >> our architect went to the reviewed the permit plans as approved not as overwhelmingly submitted but approved by planning and dbi and notes you notice in red with the staircase was originally loca the plan and in black where it is actually built what happened wi

. >> reporter: peter waller's team scoops up another starving sea lion today. this is skinny for a sea lion. >> yes, very skinny. probably 50, 60 pounds light. >> reporter: one of hundreds of pups he's helped so far this season. >> it's kind of overwhelming. we're going all day. calls at 3:00 in the morning, 4:00 in the morning. >> reporter: the pups are washing up onshore in record breaking numbers, emaciated and dehydrated. like lucy who looked like this when she was rescued and now looks like this. typically about 60 sea lions are stranded in california in january and february. this year it's skyrocketed to more than 1,200. >> this is the most sea lions i've rescued in 30 years. >> reporter: it's gotten so bad sea world announced this week it's suspending its sea lion show so trainers can help with rescue missions, which can get emotional. >> this week as i see the commitment every day. >> reporter: the sea lion pups usually stay on the channel islands off california's coast, but scientists think warmer waters forcing their mothers deeper into the ocean to l

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when i think about the early capitalist world systems among goal and so forth waller stein i mean cotton is really not so important. i think about the rise of england as well, even in the high point of cotton, when you think about a country like the united states, it is not clear that cotton is leading is the most important commodity. usually people say land and slaves are the most important commodity. now they're related to cotton but, right but they're not the same. they are not the same as cotton. so it is, you know. so part of your talk i really found very interesting and very convincing was the specificity of cotton and when you related it to the relationship between local elites that have already presupposed market long market developments medieval europe china, so forth long market developments, especially europe, their ability to organize at a distance which is what happens i'm thinking about the great essay on the crisis of the 17th century where he talks about a crisis that is going on for several centuries that is basically resolved by the rise of america, the colonization of

had a big impact on the alternate route 6 is out on the benicia bridge if leading down to concord wallerp time instead of a 22 minute trip time which is what should be under normal conditions the big a fax here in recall affects because of this accident on interstate 80 which is likely to take several more hours to clear and the hot spot we're tracking the westbound 9284 ride that is coming from the east bay and heading toward the peninsula traffic is still backed up nearly across the span because of an early recovery motorcycle accident out here at the bayfront expressway. >>george: the bay bridge is impacted but in a very different way there's no traffic here because most of the traffic comes from interstate 80 you're ride to the san mateo bridge on affected still jammed up is the like this is before 630 this morning drive times of 26 to 29 minutes the only good news is this the golden gate bridge is cleared out just in time for the thick of the commute with just now. >>james: olla to do is look up and see it is dense and the golden gate bridge for the to the survey we are in hayward l