winslow and his staff. we concur with their findings and look forward to seeing this project finally completed so that we can move on. thank you. >> does that conclude your presentation? okay, very good. with that we should open up public comment. members of the public this is your opportunity to address the commission on this matter. no. there will be a rebuttal as soon as we take public comment, ma'am. >> i understand that we need to open up public comment for any member of the public if there is any. if you'd like to do things out of order, we can do that too. >> no. if there's any one member of the public that has your opportunity to address the commission seeing nonpublic communist closed and your request you have now a two minute rebuttal. >> thank you. >> try this again. yeah. all right. my names are opposition. my family and i have owned that property since i believe 1977. >> okay. >> we didn't live there. we lived there. then we get earthquake. then i left and eventually i moved to italy with my fa

reporter hailey winslow has a closer look tonight at those efforts. >> hey, kiddo. >> my husband, whoill in the area, just wants to get in to rescue our cat, and the authorities aren't letting him in. >> this is lisa boyles cat, blue, hiding in the rubble, crying for her mom to come home. their house burned to the ground, and for days, animal rescuers have been trying to coax the kitty to come out. they've saved hundreds of pets in the palisades fire. chickens, goats, birds, tortoises, koi fish and mostly resilient cats. >> i'm so mad about the that. >> as a, you know, almost 25 year disaster responder for animals. i've never seen such a large progressive city have such a lackluster response to any animal that survived the fire. now would be dead from starvation or dehydration if it weren't for the boots on the ground teams. >> but it hasn't been easy for these teams to get in the fire zone. still largely off limits and heavily guarded, and animal rescuers who deploy to disasters around the world say la didn't follow typical emergency response, which would have made it much easier and

i'm hailey winslow. >> all righty.s we look at the temperatures for tonight, it's going to be another cold night. a frost advisory yet again tonight. and a freeze warning in the areas in purple that's on the map coming up. there it is. you see the freeze warning? so it's cold. and i suspect so. tomorrow is tuesday morning. i suspect maybe we may see a frost advisory wednesday morning. and then the air mass modifies, which is a good thing. when i say modifies it's going to be more moisture coming in off the pacific. and that moisture will warm these forecast overnight lows from like these are the forecast lows for tonight. tomorrow will be about the same wednesday morning. and then by thursday morning these overnight lows will be in the 40s. and that will take the frost away. increase the humidities and hopefully probably most certainly most likely will bring showers on friday and a little bit into the weekend. and then it looks like storm door is open. there's a salesforce tower. i love the way the sun hits it this tim

winslow said that there were also many letters of support. from anybody that lives near this project. everybody that lives near this project anyone that has weighed in and lives here this project is a bit is against it. so what are we asking? we're asking you to please enforce the rules and look past the smokescreen and see what this really is. a single family monster home. require the developer to resubmit a project to you that is a legitimate two unit building with appropriate egress. >> or come back to you with a single family home and ask for your approval for that single family home. as long as that home is as sensitive to the residential design guidelines and to this site and to this neighborhood. >> thank you very much. >> we should hear from the project sponsor. >> you have five minutes. the other side? yeah. >> hi, i'm mariam. i'm from the architecture team. there has been a lot of interest from the neighbors on this project and this is what we have done to respond to their concerns. so the existing project has been a single family h

hailey winslow. >> next at six. downtown san francisco loses another big name. will be gone in the spring. also, a new federal lawsuit targeting the san jose police department. a stabbing suspect says he was mauled by one of their canine officers. the video you will only see right here on ktvu and election promises being kept just hours after being sworn in. president trump announcing pardons as well as executive actions. we have the growing list of very big moves being made by the 47th president of the united states. [music] >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> it's very depressing, actually. a lot of downtown is very depressing. and that's why i don't come as often as i used to. >> another blow in a in a series of blows. >> a big hit for the city of san francisco's shopping district as it's about to lose another big name. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach. turn off the lights and close the doors. it is the end of an era in downtown san francisco. bloomingdale's announcing it will be closing by the end of spring. yet another post pandemic hit to the ci