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no danny wu.ty, oh yes. >> you didn't leave garages unlocked. >> no. >> sheds, doors, windows, cars. >> yeah. you do. you feel like there's a serial killer in town. >> and then a call from the local convention center. two catering company employees told the dispatcher they'd gone into a side door to the kitchen. >> and here sits this person who they readily recognize as this danny wu that we had disseminated the images of and he was sitting there drinking a coke. and he basically picked up his stuff and disappeared into the facility. >> so he's in the building somewhere. it's a big building. >> it's a big building. >> within minutes the police surrounded the convention center. a search dog trained to bite joined in. they set up a command post outside one of the center's windows. >> the dogs just woof woof woof at the door. and the oregon state trooper behind us says i can see a leg hanging out of the ceiling. >> looking through a window. >> i take about two steps back from where i'm standing and i

designed you could reduce 6 spaces they're not asking for the additional the second option commissioner wu just suggested to provide stackers in the areas you could get the additional parking and transfer the space you'll eliminate the more parking spaces from the stackers into more bicycle parking because this areas exists putting stackers didn't solve the problem you put stackers in and gain the additional parking up to the 50 or whatever it is and put an overflow police vehicle make that storage. >> they could come in and put in stark elders the same amount of space so what's the point to make them do stackers if they could put in 6 spaces i am not i get it we're not froeg up a useful we're freeing up stournl or storage space. >> the same amount of marshes with whether their requiring a stacker or valet or efficient use of space the reality if we're required to put a stacker in this particular design the stacker requires 11 and a half feet high our garages are lower we'll cut out part of the garage to fit the stacker to go up and down so we actually - >> you may not do that. >> we'll ha

i'd like to take roll at this time commissioner president fong commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioners first on your calendar is items for continuance item one at mississippi conditional use authorization is for may 14, 2015 any public comment? item two on van ness avenue proposed until may 21st 2015 at turk street and case no. at lech worth downtown project authorization have proposed until june 4th, 2015 further commissioners item 7 for case no. at pine strait conditional use authorization is proposed for continuance may 28 i have no future items proposed for continuance and unless - there are no speaker cards >> okay. any public comment on the items proposed for continuance? not seeing mississippi any that being said >> commissioner richards move to continue all the items proposed as outlined. >> number 7? >> 7 1, 2, 3 ab and 7. >> commissioners on that months ago motion commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu

. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wuommissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on item 6 for the next case on west portal avenue a cb 3 conditional use authorization. >> commissioner president fong and members of the commission once again todd from the planning department once again this item is another conditional use authorization on west portal avenue so located at west portal zoning district and this falls under the community processing program are the cb 3 p to abbreviate it to describe the project it burglary convert 13 hundred ground floor to a limited to a full restaurant that includes the sale of alcohol and it requires a restaurant to have a condominium conversion in order to operate they location within the west portal avenue district to date the department received support for the project and recommending to the recommendation the department recommends approval of this case believes the project is necessary and desirable for the following reason

italian-american commissioner president fong commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson and commissioner moore. >> commissioners, the first item on your agenda item one ab for cases at pacific avenue discretionary review and variance proposed until june next case pacific discretionary review and variance are proposed until june 4th no another items i have several speaker cards for the first two items. >> calling names of speaker cards sorry (calling names). >> hello, i'm eric i'm the son the project sponsor we're here to support the staff recommendation for continuance the hamburger until june 4th we requested may 21st, however foufd the dprer was not available we agreed to the fourth date there is currently angle dbi enforcement action that is, we may have to abate within the next thirty days on we don't know at this point. >> thank you good afternoon commissioner president fong and members of the planning commission i'm kathleen the chair for the russian hill association this proposed project as ramifications beyond pacific after the results of thi

anymore workplace by the merit of the project i'm supportive but feel the infiltration commissioner wu. >> thank you. i think that is clear there is a crisis in terms of needing more affordable housing the numbers coming out of the mission the number of small businesses have intoirpd i think what is happening we've implemented different parts the eastern neighborhood at different rates i'd be curious to see have we hit all the market rate we're not near the affordable or the parks; right? everyone every single everything is at a different rate i think also someone mentioned practicing we didn't take our thinking far enough looking at only 0 citywide affordable units are build in selma but place like the mission it is left up to inclusionary and the affordable units but the combination you'll not get to 33 percent like in packing i agree with commissioner hillis we had that decision a week ago it was exciting to think about how the planning department can play a role but like i asked for at that time every time we're going to be i heard two or three moss more mission projects coming up

commissioner president fong commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore and commissioner richards thank you, commissioners figurations on our agenda items for continuance item one1 at harrison street a large authorization for continuance until june 4th the agenda states may 28 the project sponsor is requesting june 4th next cases at market street conditional use authorization and the zoning administrator the acting zoning administrator will consider a question to june 18, 2015 an item 3 case rhode island street discretionary review hfa has been withdrawn there are no speaker cards okay any public comment on this item? item proposed for continuance not seeing any that being said. >> commissioner richards. >> move to continue item 1 and 2a. >> second. >> on that motion commissioners to continue items as proposed commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places y

wu was pinned beneath the train he was trying to take to the middle school. workers across the street heard his mother's screams and one saw her desperate effort to save him. >> she was trying to move the train, actually and she was trying to pull him out from under the train because she saw him moving. >> the distraught father was also there and as the memorial to andrew wu grows, his friends remember him. >> a stop light is needed on san jose avenue. muni has plans to install a flashing yellow beacon next year. >> in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> an alert tonight to parents who vaccinate their kids at sutter health palo alto medical foundation and some vaccines given to their children were not stored properly and may be less effective than normal. they sent out this letter citing one of the vaccine refrigerators had temperature fluctuations from february 2014 to march of this year. the letter also states there are no side effects and that the vaccines may not work to protect patients. >>> a man accused of attempting to rain a san jose school

wu pivoted to get away from a car but was struck by a train. wu lives in the neighbor.other and father came to the scene. >> she was hysterical. she was trying to move the train. she just lost it. >> reporter: the transit agency said there were 25 people on the train who were taken off after the incident and asked to provide information on what they saw. investigators are scrutinizing on board surveillance camera. >> at this point it's hard to see how fast the lrv were going. >> reporter: counseling was also offered to wu's counselor as a pile of flowers grew. >> he was on his way to school. he had his backpack on and everything. it's just sad, it's just sad. >> reporter: the city's transportation agency says it's had plans in the works to install a yellow light beacon to make crossing here safer for everyone. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and tracking clouds out there. not a lot of fog but there is a lot of cloud cover throughout much of the bay area. live camera shot bay bridge and back toward san francisco. temperatures today got up ther

miss wu? >> i appreciate the fact that the department is in a challenging position relative to how to make the visa program work given that we have not yet taken up comprehensive immigration reform, which would go a long way towards addressing this challenge. but in the meantime, we do have small businesses in my state, we heard from the chairman in louisiana who are using the h2b program, and are confused about how the new rules will affect their business. so can you talk a little bit about how you're addressing outreach to the small businesses affected? >> absolutely, senator. as i noted, we have a bunch of fact sheets on our website. we're also doing some sort of webinars and outreach next week to talk with people. we always -- we have frequent listening sessions. we recognize the use of this program by small business. we're happy to answer any questions. we have very detailed questions about, you know, if i already submit in my application what happens to me now. and i think as i've noted,

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. >> commissioner richards and commissioner wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero commissioner that place us on item 11 at third street a mandatory discretionary review. >> of this members of the commission i'm jeff the planning staff staff the item is a mandatory discretionary review of a building permit application for the building on third street building is on the nc 1940 zoning district proposal so establish a new medical dispensary doing business as dog patch collective previously occupied by the design firm the vacant space is a 3 thousand square feet no parking is required and no expansion is proposed for this the proposed mcd and has drinks and food and will not permit antidepressant smoke the packet has an error in the legal was not removed on the floor plans they don't include a varp area so to dates one phone call and 4 letters in opposition and some letters for in favor project is before us because mcds in the district require and mandatory discretionary review and principally permitted before the medical cannabis act approved in 2005 by a bo

antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. >> okay commissioners we have a fairly long day let's take a break now but try to make it medium and take a couple of short breaks in between this evening. >> sounds good. >> welcome back to the san francisco planning commission for thursday, may 21, 2015, i'd like to remind members of the outdoor audience to silence our electronics. >> commissioners we concluded item 8 a request to take item 10 out of order it workout for staff very good. we'll be taking item 10 out of order for case tennessee street a large project authorization commissioners i'd like to note that on may 7th after hearing and closing public comment you voted 5 to 2 with commissioner antonini and commissioner johnson voting against to continue this matter to this date today. >> good afternoon, commissioners irish with the department staff it is a large project for the tennessee street under the larger project authorizat

antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. >> commissioner johnson. >> just a quick question do with we have a meet on may 28th oh i thought that was memorial day. >> i have a questioning speaker card that matter was continued until may 28 i hope you're not here to speak. >> commissioners on item 16 ab for the case at post street conditional use authorization the zoning administrator will consider requests for a variance variance. >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and members of the commission laura planning staff staff project before you is a conditional use authorization to establish a new use in expose of 4 thousand gross scapegoat within the japantown special use district to allow the change of use of 0 grocery stores exceeding 5 thousand square feet to a personal use and to establish a massage use within the proposed project the project also includes converting the second-story of the building from non-residentia

antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you under our discretionary review calendar for item 12 at ocean avenue a mandatory discretionary review. >> good afternoon, commissioners marseille with the planning department staff we have a request for a mandatory discretionary review to review the conditions by previous imperfectly doing business as as leaned billboards hall has been operating under other entertainment use it was filed in 2011 for bar use in 2011 during the section public notice period two discretionary reviews were filed and following the discretionary review hearing on january 12th conditions were placed including the restrictions on alcohol sales they've been operating since 2012 during a six months review period the establishment has been code compliant the code is requesting to remove the alcohol prohibition the business will not be allowed to operate as food but snacks must be available that will be a ba

miss wu? >> i appreciate the fact that the department is in a challenging position relative to how to make the visa program work given that we have not yet taken up comprehensive immigration reform, which would go a long way towards addressing this challenge. but in the meantime, we do have small businesses in my state, we heard from the chairman in louisiana who are using the h2b program, and are confused about how the new rules will affect their business. so can you talk a little bit about how you're addressing outreach to the small businesses affected? >> absolutely, senator. as i noted we have a bunch of fact sheets on our website. we're also doing some sort of webinars and outreach next week to talk with people. we always -- we have frequent listening sessions. we recognize the use of this program by small business. we're happy to answer any questions. we have very detailed questions about you know, if i already submit in my application what happens to me now. and i think as i've noted, f

hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore no. >> commissioner richards no arrest commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 5 to two with commissioner moore and commissioner richards voting against. >> commissioners that will now places you under or on item 13 mission street this is a review for compliance of conditions this is an informational item and no action is necessary good afternoon commissioner president fong and commissioners kimberly planning department staff you have before you an informational item to review the compliances with conditions of approval pursuant to the authorization of accessory roof deck for the ground floor restaurant at mission street as part of conditional use authorization review the project sponsor installed acoustic barriers and this was in 2011 the conclusion of the sound study the use of outdoor activity ear was less than noise level considered in the decision to approve the project condition of approval required the department staff for others hamburger on the compliance of the conditions of ap

no commissioner hillis commissioner johnson no commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 5 to 2 commissioners that will place you on items 4 ab for the treat street you'll consider a conditional use authorization and request for variance. >> good afternoon this afternoon i'm present the conditional use authorization on treat avenue the project sponsor requests to convert a 2 story storage building located at the rear of a building with exterior and interior remodeling with 5 dwelling units in front of the property is not included in the scope of the work on - the rectangle parcel is 60 feet in width with the 7 thousand plus square feet are the property is located within the rh3 within the mission neighborhood it is developed with a second story and is an adjacent one story car garage and two storage building located at the rear it is generally residential in character but it is adjacent to the north and east contains a 3 story george moscone elementary school. >> the residents are typically 2 to 3

. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and we've received a request from sfgovtv to break in order to allow them to switch their production rooms and allow us to be broadcast live. >> that's 5 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome back to the san francisco planning commission regular hearing for thursday, may 21, any kind. please silence any devices that may sound off during the proceedings. folks and people that be standing in the back of the room found a seat we've arrange for american people overflow room please translate that for me, please. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> that are not occupied, of course. >> this is for fire safety reasons please. okay. so commissioners we left off on item 13 ab excuse me. 12 ab for the cases yes, ma'am and on silver avenue this is a considerations of that resolution of - excuse me. with all respect in members of the public can keep their conversations to themselves or step outside we

chinese defense officials say navy chief wu shengli held an video conference with his u.s. counterpart, jonathan greenert and wu explained why his country is building facilities in the south china sea. he said leaders want to improve services such as weather forecasting and maritime search and rescue. he claimed they will not threaten freedom of navigation and u.s. and other countries will be welcome to use them for humanitarian purposes when conditions are right. china's building the facilities on top of several reefs in the spratly islands. those islands are also climbed by brunei, malaysia, the philippines, vietnam and taiwan. workers are believed to have started building runways that can be used by the chinese military. >>> japanese lawmakers are urging the taiwanese officials to work on food safety. they don't want to see more regulations on imports from japan. taiwanese officials will increase nare regulations in the middle of the month. they plan to demand ser tiff cants of origin for all japanese imports. taiwan already bans food from five of japan's prefectures, in

. >> commissioner wu i want to ask what happens on the upper floor i heard 25 for the first two floorsnd thirty for the third and 35 to the fourth i don't want to lose larger sized bedrooms for that exposure a trade off in terms of the number of bedrooms and also - but the privacy and exposure issue maybe staff can answer first. >> pardon me commissioner. >> if beer asking the proposal i believe to ask for 35 feet open the fourth floor in terms of the the woigd of the width of the courtyard what will that do to the unit in terms of number of bedrooms he, etc. >> more than likely it will reduce the size of the unit vast and require more modifications that are not as clear you'd remove the requirement for a dwelling unit x potential modification and the hawkins agreement needs to have a trade off that the city is giving so the main components are the rear yard and the exposure you can lessen for example the amounts of exposure and lessen the amount of the unit that's in my opinion. >> i'm open to a discussion i think that sxoer i also will be open to 25 foot courtyard all the way up i kn

kim will discuss the matter in beijing in a meeting with chinese envoy wu dawei. wu is the chair of the six-party talks on north korea's nuclear program. >>> japanese lawmakers are debating bills that could bring a significant change to the nation's security policy. one focus is on the right to collective self-defense, the right to defend a closely related country under attack. previous governments maintain that japan has the right but its current constitution does not allow its use. prime minister shinzo abe's cabinet has reinterpreted the constitution to allow japan to use it under certain conditions. the government says there are three criteria. one, the attack on a foreign country threatens japan's survival. two, there is no other appropriate means available to repel the attack. and three, the use of force should be limited to the minimum extent necessary. abe says the legislation is necessary to enhance deterrence in the increasingly tense security environment surrounding japan. political observers suggest he made a vague reference to china's activities in th

there is a motion and a second to approve that matter with conditions hang on one second commissioner wu. >> i'm supportive of the project i wanted to say something on the record this project is close to the potrero hill public housing project i've written the attorneys this morning i want the owners the eventual owners to know that planning plan has been in development for a long time i don't want to hear they don't want that plan to go forward. >> commissioner moore. >> for the record this project e project is a strong and wide open area there is a solution with small coordinator along the bedroom windows i call out mr. burk you know my position the case it is a strong and open to the outdoor i will not outburst to it otherwise i would. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further commissioners there is a motion and a second to approve with conditions. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on it

. >> commissioner wu. >> can i ask the designer to show the dining room not the white box the white box it the diagonal so the bulk expectation is because the - your bigger than that white box can you explain the needed for the bulk exception with the tower exception. >> you need to have the additional bulk is a compromises it is a long discussion with the planning department and you have one of the give backs of coming down from a 4 hundred fiat height what that realization of the unbelievable and knowledge we want to place the massachusetts on the north side as much as possible away from the freeway. >> the original business owner the tower and separation were about the sunshine can you talk about the thinking of sunshine and how impacts the ground level people walk on the sidewalk kind of thing. >> the bulk if you look at the it's on the screen this is the diagram is not true this is the true diagram that shows the impact from the east side from the rincon hill side of the building and the site is pretty well shadowed by the rincon hill in the morning and then the building allows for

andrew wu was trying to get to school when he was hit. >> reporter: this intersection has always been a dangerous one. and today's tragedy proves what people have been shouting from the rooftops for years. upset, 12-year-old phillip smith wrote this letter to his classmate andrew wu. >> you were such a nice and special person at school. >> reporter: andrew was trying to catch muni right outside his home. crossing the street, the boy pivoted to avoid getting struck by two other vehicles and instead landed on the muni track with the train coming straight at him. >> he ran across the street. the train couldn't stop. >> reporter: the train dragged the boy 40 feet. one family member saw the hole thing. >> there are no words to describe this tragedy. >> reporter: andrew was headed here to the middle school. classmates tell me he was smart, liked anime and computers. every family did not want to talk. i'm told they are so distraught they can't even stand up. >> he had a lot of friends. he was a very social personal. >> reporter: the neighborhood making it clear, they are fed up with cars fly

. >> reporter: dmv investigator calvin wu said the state sent out placards over a month ago. records show lorraine's was shipped march 25th. >> possible somebody stole it out of mailbox. >> reporter: and while they're investigating what happened to lorraine wu says the permits are a hot commodity and often fall in to the wrong hands. >> a placard like get out of jail free card where you can park anywhere you want. >> reporter: more than 2 million handicap placards have been issued in california this year. it's estimated one-quarter of the state's placards are used fraudulently. some were selling them on craigslist for $300 a pop and last week zachary wheldon was arrested for illegally using a placard here. he even convinced the city to paint a handicap space in front of his apartment. lorraine is wond ering if their missing placards may have somehow fallen in to the wrong hands. >> i don't know how they can live with their conscience. >> the good news is lorraine and her neighbors have received their placards after we contacted the dmv. the dmv said it does want to hear about

police say the victim identified by his family as 12-year-old andrew wu was running in the cross walk across san jose avenue. a car and an suv braked suddenly to avoid him. it is not clear but the boy did make a pivot move off of the secondary vehicle. as a result it landed on the street on northbound san jose avenue where the lrv was traveling. >> wu was pinned beneath the train and he was taken to aptos middle school. workers heard his mother's screams and one you saw her desperate effort to save him. >> she was trying to move the train, actually. trying to pull him out from under the train because she saw him moving. >> reporter: the distraught father was also there. now as a memorial to andrew wu grow some in the neighborhood blame the lack of a stop sign or a stop light on san jose for this tragedy, saying they've complained to the city for some time. >> i'm horrified to cross that intersection and they don't want to do anything about it. >> muni will now investigate. >> we're looking in to see about the complaints in the past and the safety concerns that people are expressing he

. >> thank you commissioner wu supervisor tang has made a motion to move forward this the full board seconded by supervisor wiener and unanimously passed by this body madam clerk call item 4. >> a hearing to review the housing resources program and options for the rent control housing. >> so colleagues this item is sponsored by supervisor christensen i've received a request to continue this many stakeholders were intending to present open the housing group meeting but brown before we entertain a motion any munoz that want to speak on item 4 please come forward. >> good afternoon. i'm marla from the north beach tenants committee i'm happy to participate in this hearing it's almost a non-hearing isn't it in 2013 i along with 21 other neighbors were evicted under the ellis act this is on one block on the street tatted there was no placed to go and still no place to go i went to padding lemon and got an a waiting list and still i'm on the list ellis acts are once again up in north beach and the rest of the city after a hiatus and other leases i'd like to see one that pieces be put in the

wu. welcome. >> thank you. came vitter, ranking member shaheen, members of the committee, thank you for having me here today to discuss the h2b program and the seafood industry. my name is portia wu, and i'm the assistant secretary at the employment and training administration at the department of labor. together with the department of homeland security we administer the h2b program. the h2b program allows employers to meet legitimate needs for temporary foreign workers and the department takes very seriously its statutory responsibility to administer this program and to ensure that u.s. workers have meaningful access to these job opportunities, that their wages and working conditions are not adversely affected. these efforts also help protect foreign-born workers from exploitation. the department recognizes the vital role the h2b program plays for the seafood industries. many seafood employers are multigenerational family-owned the jobs these businesses provide are critical to local communities and create addi

. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and places you on public comment no speaker card audience new general public comment seeing none meeting @p >> we love our parks, but we love... >> and the community who is really the core of it all, came together and said what we need is a place for our teenager to play, not just play grounds for the kids and soccer fields but we need a skate park that will keep the kids home in the neighborhood so they can play where they live. >> the children in the neighborhood and it will be a major boone. and we have generations, the youth generations that will be able to use this park in different places. >> the best park in san francisco right here. >> creating place where people can be active and lead active, healthy life styles that are going to just stay with them for life. ♪ the meeting to order attends to interfere with the equipment in the room and we're waiting for television actually okay can we all rise for the pledge o