>> aye. >> and commission chair wu? >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to 0 and places you under commission matters, item 4, consideration of adoption minutes for june 6, 2013. >> any public comment on the draft minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner borden. >> move to approve draft minutes from june 6. >> second. >> on that motion to approve draft minutes for june 6, 2013, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> and commission chair wu? >> aye. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to 0 and places you under item 5, consideration of adoption, an amended 2013 planning commission hearing schedule. commissioners, this comes before you because as it turns out, next week there are no items on calendar. and also maybe more significantly for you to consider september 5th and december 5th. september 5th turns out to be rash ha shana, and d

. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> and commission president fong? >> aye. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on items 13 a and b for case numbers 2011.0099c and v - 1759 lincoln way. request for conditional use authorization and variance. >> good afternoon, commissioner president fong and fellow commissioners. doug vu, department staff. the request is for [speaker not understood] to demolish building at the shell gas station located at 17 59 lincoln way and construct a new [speaker not understood] convenience store and 1327 square foot mechanical car wash. the proposed car wash encroaches up to 45 feet into the required rear yard and would require the approval of the variance. no work is proposed for the

president wu, commissioners. [speaker not understood] presenting this d-r and there are two d-r requestors. and basically this case was originally scheduled on may 23rd and it was requested for continuance by the commission secretary because that day, the 23rd, the calendar was too crowded. and, so, staff consulted with both d-r requestors, project sponsor, and you finally scheduled on june 6. and one of the two d-r the requesters who is not present today requested continuance. but at that time when staff rescheduled to june 6, that d-r requestor told staff he would make everything possible to attend the meeting -- >> it wasn't clarified specifically that they would not be able to make this meeting. ~ till this week. so, we had scheduled it to be on this agenda. and at the time the project sponsors as well as both d-r filers were, one certainly and the other said they would be able to try to make this meeting, but then it was made to the attention of mr. whackv they would not be able to attend this week. ~ wang >

again, i mispronounced the name wu-tang clan many times.y, jon meacham did not go to bonnaroo this year, which i'm disappointed in you. you like wu-tang, too. >>> all right, this is a story we tried to stay away from for as long as humanly possible, but kanye west and kim kardashian's baby girl, it has a name, and so, we couldn't not talk about it. the baby girl, her name is north. yes, her full name will be north west. as you would expect, quite a response on twitter. one of the best tweets -- you name your baby north west. were key and wild already taken?" i don't know what to do. mika, save me, please. >> you said you didn't want to cover it, then you covered it, so -- >> there's no trash can to burn paper on. >> no, but you could vomit. all right, thank you, brian. >>> the stock markets take a nasty, nasty hit, dropping 300 points, but could it mean good news for the economy? we're going to ask the "washington post" economist neil irwin and steve rander's back in to explain it all later. our interview of jeff daniels, star of "newsroom,

my name is eric wu. i am a member of the san francisco youth commission. the youth commission is a body of 17 young people ages 12 to 23, that advises the mayor and the board of supervisors on issues that affect the young people in san francisco. one of our priorities is actually the summer job plus program and supporting that and expanding that. currently there's still a significant population of job-seeking young people in our city that are currently unemployed and we hope that the city will collaborate with our -- with the nonprofit organizations and the private sectors in bringing more jobs to young people this summer. last summer, s.f. summer job plus program was extremely successful. we brought over 5,000 jobs to our young population. and this summer we hope to bring 6,000 jobs to our young people. and on behalf of san francisco youth commission and the young people in san francisco, i would like to thank the mayor and all those who have worked and collaborated in bringing jobs to the young people in san francisco. thank you. (applause) >> thank you.

>> aye. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> and commission president fong in >> aye. >> commissioners, that motion passes 7 po 0 unanimously. >> on the variance close the public hearing as well as commissioner sugaya's concerns about the project, i would be inclined to grant your requested variance and there is no way to have any commercial lease orthctionv property without granting a variance. with no subsidy letter appealable of the board of appeals within 10 days of the issuance of the [speaker not understood]. contact mr. beale. thank you. >> commissioners, next on your calendar is item 14 for case no. 2012.1356c - 2100 market street, request for conditional use authorization. >> good afternoon, president fong, and members of the commission. [speaker not understood] planning department staff. before you is a request for conditional use authorization to establish a formula retail restaurant with an outdoor activity area doing business as chipotle 2100 market street, on the corner of market and church street and wi

my name is eric wu. i am a member of the san francisco youth commission. the youth commission is a body of 17 young people ages 12 to 23, that advises the mayor and the board of supervisors on issues that affect the young people in san francisco. one of our priorities is actually the summer job plus program and supporting that and expanding that. currently there's still a significant population of job-seeking young people in our city that are currently unemployed and we ho

>> aye. >> commissioner sugaya. >> aye. >> commissioner wu. >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> regrettably aye. >> and that motion passes. >> next item, please. >> commissioners, we'll be moving on to item number 16. this is case no. 2012.1131dd, 861 corbett avenue. this is a request for discretionary review. and as such, we will have a slightly different comment procedure during this hearing. there will be first a presentation from staff. following that there will be a five-minute presentation by the d-r requestor, and then public testimony for those who would support the d-r requestor. after that time there will be an opportunity for the project sponsor to have five minutes, and then public comment in support of the project sponsor for three minutes per person. we'll start with the staff presentation. >> good afternoon, president fong and commissioners. i'm rick crawford of department staff. this project would construct vertical and horizontal additions to add a second dwelling unit to the existing single-family dwelling. the new front wall of the building will be at the a

. >> commissioner wu. >> thank you. i want to echo commissioner moore's comments. i think that obviously consolidation can become very political, but maybe the way to take it out of politics somewhat is to really closely consider the land use. so, when considering where though eventual stops go, where is there residential, where are there schools, where are cultural institutions or small businesses? i think that as transit become very popular which is something we all want, it is also becoming somewhat of an amenity in this city, really fashionable. but there is a population of people that need transit they don't have enough money for a car. so, i think it's important to make sure all of the needs of the people in those neighborhoods are already being metmet or will still be met. >> commissioner sugaya. yes, on transit times and speeds and comparisons between cities, the numbers you gave out i assume are aggregate all of the different forms of transit that exist in the cities; is that right? we're counting subways and buses and whatever else. is this a break out be

. >> commissioner wu? is absent. is commissioner fong? >> aye. >> okay, that motion passes with 6 yes and 1 no -- sorry, 5 yes, 1 no, and one absent. and that, commissioners, is the last item on your regular calendar. we'll now move into general public comment which happens at the end of every planning commission hearing. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except for agenda items. >> is there any general public comment this evening? >> i have noed cards. >> okay. seeing none, the meeting is jour. adjourned. [adjourned] >> a . >> we are running a womens' volleyball program here at richmond rec center. it's really nice. the ladies here really enjoy the exercise and the play and it's a lot of fun want this program is not for the faint at heart. it's really intense . the ladies come out and really going after it. they love to compete. anyone can sign on. we're looking for more players. the women come from all over th

commissioner wu. >> yeah. if staff could say a little bit about how similar those two districts are. >> the question is are we taking a tool that was taken for upper market or what thoughts are the needs. >> we proposed it as an alternative which is too restriction active. but the two different between the two locations one district is fairly built out but most of the lots are filled so i don't think that it's inappropriate for that regional it was devised for upper market. just not to have the prelitigation of the retail >> i do prefer that the 20 percent is too restriction active. maybe there's a magic number. we have to do the research. otherwise it's a restrict active ban >> i'd like to remind myself with the district is a much younger neighborhood which came absolutely from no where to somewhere when streets neat the modification that changed the character of what was possible there and to protect it to the amendments from staff is the correct way to protect this and i find it difficult to compare at this

all the siblings are wu shue stars. >> these are the trophies that my brother and sister and i have won >> he estimates he's won 150 himself. >> a trophy is a trophy. what we see behind is all the hard work and dedication put behind it. >> that should help him with a career in medicine in memory of his father. >> when he passed away and seeing the doctors, how much of an effort to save him. how much care they gave him, it was just something so inspirational to me. >> congratulations to michael for being named an abc 7 top scholar. when a terrific young man. you can meet all seven top scholars on a special program, sunday june poth on abc 7. carolyn johnson, i'm proud to host that program. fun to acknowledge. these terrific young people in the bay >> they're amazing. i'm a martial arts guy as well. it was a treat to meet michael. it will teach you when a guy shows up with a sword, run. >> i'm not akah rat i guy and i know that. >> you don't have to be an expert, but it helps. the giants -- to one of their old teammates. don't show us up and we'll bring the sword out. >> that's what led t

[ laughter ] you see this last weekend, the wu-tang clan, who we love on this show.n on -- did you see, they performed at -- they're great. they performed at the bonnaroo music festival in tennessee. it was a great show. but people are still talking about their sign language interpreter. pretty amazing. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's awesome. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: c'mon! >> jimmy: that is awesome. [ applause ] that's the perfect way to dance to a wu-tang song is in sign language. i wish i knew sign language. [ light laughter ] it's like, nice twerk if you can get it. thank you. check this out, in a new interview george lucas revealed that he has not spoken to director jj abrams since it was announced that he is directing the new "star wars" movie. while "star wars" fans have not spoken to george lucas since the last three "star wars" movies. [ light laughter ] listen to this, a fan of cap'n crunch cereal pointed out that the captain on the cover of the box is actually a commander because he only has three stripes on his uniform. of course, some

maybe the word just slipped out when she was rapping along to the wu tang clan in some sort of innocent car yoke mishap, right? >> the lawsuit against deen filed by a former employee at one of her restaurants also claims she used the "n" word to describe black waiters she supposedly wanted to hire for a plantation-themed wedding. >> oh boy. the butter based gumbo thickens. although, although let's accept the civil war plantation wedding does sound very romantic. everyone dressed in crisp white linen and instead of rings the bride and groom exchange slaves, and after the reception the union army comes through and burns everything to the ground. a day that no one would soon forget. of course this isn't the first time that paula deen has had to defend her actions. >> deen is no stranger to public criticism. in 2012 the chef known for using generous amounts of butter in her recipes announce she had been diagnosed with type ii diabetes. >> now, now, i know that looks disgusting. but don't worry, it's not butter, that's just paula deen's urine which-- which, which to be fair, at this point is

the nikkei average wu down by 1.74%. on the decline in the asian markets, an expert in singapore says market players have become worried about less money flowing in. that's because early tapering of the fed's easing monetary policy is now within sight. >> within the economy right now transitting to a more normal environment, whereby there will be monetary stimulus by the central banks, we'll supplement less and real market forces will start maxing more. obviously, this will not be a smooth transition. as you can see, the market has been quite volatile, given talks of some tapering by the federal reserve government. in the next couple of months, the market is likely to remain volatile. >>> microsoft says it will offer rewards to people who have come up with ways to protect users of its products from hackers. the u.s. technology giant says the reward program will be introduced next wednesday. that's when the firm releases its latest operating system, windows 8.1. the program offers $100,000 to people who identify vulnerabi

one of the people he became close with wu his neighbor, josh bond.ke with him. >> reporter: josh bond moved to l.a. to break in the movie business. he ended up co-starring in the movie "climax." >> the first time i ever meeting him he came to my door and knocked on my door one day and introduced himself and gave me a cowboy hat, said he thought he didn't need it anymore and thought i could use it. >> reporter: that was 2007. josh bond was the new resident manager at the princess you gin ya apartments. the exclusive retires who lived next door in apartment 303 went by carol and charlie gasko. >> josh bond was the one contact whitey had a contact with. >> reporter: dick laird wrote an autobiography on bulger. he told us when bomd moved in, whitey had a problem. >> what better way to check it out. >> reporter: and he kept knocking, usually about once or twice a week. >> he was very nice to me, both very kind and generous, supportive, almost protective. >> reporter: during all those conversations, did he ever say anything that made you suspicious at all?

. >> commissioner wu? is absent. is commissioner fong? >> aye. >> okay, that motion passes with 6 yes and 1 no -- sorry, 5 yes, 1 no, and one absent. and that, commissioners, is the last item on your regular calendar. we'll now move into general public comment which happens at the end of every planning commission hearing. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except for agenda items. >> is there any general public comment this evening? >> i have noed cards. >> okay. seeing none, the meeting is jour. adjourned. [adjourned] >> call to order this meeting, on june fourth, would you like to cal roll? >> director brinkman? >> present. >> heineke is expected. ed >> ramos fp >> present. >> rubke >> director. privileges and nolan will be not at this meeting you do have a quorum. >>

and eric wu. go ahead, irena. >>> good morning, mr. mayor, supervisors, department heads. my name is irena [speaker not understood]. i am a program director for san francisco safe. it's a program that stand for safety awareness for everyone, and we are a small nonprofit sponsored by the [speaker not understood] department. what we do, we are going to neighborhood watch groups. we conduct security assessments. we give safety presentations. in a nutshell, we try our hardest to make sure that everyone who lives and works in san francisco knows how to protect themselves, their houses, their businesses, and we conduct our services in five languages, only 10 of us. i'm going to give you some numbers. only in 10 months in district 4 and 1, we facilitated 30 neighborhood watch meetings. we give more than 20 safety presentations. organized five merchant walks and, of course, not to mention the new year press conference organized by safe, david chen who is in the audience. so, needless to say we are very, very passionate about what we do, but we are also very, very fortunate that we

. >> commissioner wu? is absent. is commissioner fong? >> aye. >> okay, that motion passes with 6 yes and 1 no -- sorry, 5 yes, 1 no, and one absent. and that, commissioners, is the last item on your regular calendar. we'll now move into general public comment which happens at the end of every planning commission hearing. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except for agenda items. >> is there any general public comment this evening? >> i have noed cards. >> okay. seeing none, the meeting is jour. adjourned. [adjourned] come and experience lafayette park and enjoy the people, picnic and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take an afternoon stroll with your loved one hand in hand. located at got and sacramento street in the middle of pacific heights on top of the city's steep rolling hills, lafayette park offers a great place, peaceful beauty. comfortably spaced tables and benches, a playground, rest rooms and tips

now, the story of kion wu puts this situation in perspective. kion wu felt a little safer after the man who had stalked, choked, punched and pointed at knife at her was locked up and ordered removed from the country. the man, wang chen, was a chinese citizen who had illegally entered the united states, as has been the case of at least 8,500 times in the last four years, mr. chen's home country refused to let its violent criminal return home. frankly, you can understand how this could happen. and it did happen. while handcuffed by the supreme court decision, immigration officials released mr. chen back into the community when they had nowhere else to send him. so that's back into the community here in the united states. as you can imagine, this story also does not have a happy ending. upon his release in 2010, wang chen murdered kion wu, the very person that was all concerned during this time, murdered her. as you can see, this is a real problem with serious consequences. there are others like these people out there. according to statistics provi

. >> commissioner wu. >> thank you. i'm supportive of the project. i do want to ask the project sponsor in the case there are 10 or more cars, what management techniques can you have, do you have to alleviate that position? >> they're actually the ones that help customers, make sure they're having a good day. when we have a convenience, two or three people there that give us the flexibility to accepted somebody out to help direct traffic. what they'll do then is say car washes are always good for 7 to 10 days. if a customer does decide, they can either get a refund if they don't want to wait in the queue or they can come back at a later time. so, the convenience piece helps us have the staff on-site to manage those issues. >> okay, thank you. >> can i ask a follow-up question, just curious. is there technology to stop the sale of the car wash if there are more than seven in the queue? >> no, currently there is no technology for that which is why we offer the full refund if somebody does buy a car wash and turn and see that the line is too long and th

john sun wu is a head and neck surgeon at stanford. he explains how the culprit is the hpv or the human papilloma virus the same virus linked to cervical cancer and genital warts. he says certain strains passed on during oral sex can also cause cancers in the region near the back of the throat or the base of the tongue. and while numbers are small -- >> projected numbers estimate that this will exceed the incidence of cervical cancer in the next several years. >> reporter: the cdc recommends that boys and girls get vaccinated against hpv before they have sex. and while douglas' story may spur calls to vaccinate more boys, a word of caution. there is no proof as of yet that the vaccine will protect against this throat cancer. high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled de

. >> commissioner wu. >> i agree. article 7 is much easier to use as someone that reads the chinatown [speaker not understood] all the time. this obviously is the most technical topic and i am somewhat interested in how the outreach works. it would be a targeted audience that would be interested. the more we can make it accessible to a larger public, i think that's an important goal. and the last thing i want to say is there is a huge body of comes that we're [speaker not understood]. not too long ago -- i can't remember right now, but we saw an item where there was an unintended consequence of the leg asian. i know that happens, but the more we can catch it on the front end, the better. >> commissioner antonini. >> mr. starr, i have a question for you. i really like the 1948 book and i kind of think it's what we should try to go back to. it actually has, in terms of industrial or manufacture, it has light and heavy, which is sort of what we have now in terms of pdr. and it has the basic things, residential, commercia

but i don't want to go down that side road, wu we're always on defense. why?first of all, you know i don'whyeveryone is shocked on ts hacking issue. it is 21st century spying, it has gone on for a millennium and will continue. the chinese, in their meeting in california will agree to a further meeting and set ul principles on cyber warfare. about what will it mean? nothing, but we would abide by principleses, and chinese won't, it will be to our net disadvantage. neil: we're at loggerheads. what to we get out of china doing joint exercises with us? >> let me tell you, what it does for china, with all their hacking and penetration of our intelligence, defense agency its will prove is that the intelligence they have been able to gather they can now check in our actual operations in hawaii. this makes no sense to me. any i was commander in chief of pacific fleet it would have been like me inviting soviets to participate in our exercise to show home our coordination, and communication service and how we operate. neil: do we getting anying out of this to spy on the