getting back to the hoe down yards. the ports only goal with the hoe down is the use and in complication with the other city departments. we saw an opportunity to change the use through the rezoning effort and maybe generate some net land precedes that could be used. the port is getting a healthy rent and actually, the department of real estate will have a transferable option either for the city or to transfer to a private developer. to build whatever residential port commercial use on the site. we have a fixed industrial land value that's set by the process of $8.3 million that's the purpose of pg&e pg&e will have to find another place to conduct the operations. and we've done this revised this slide shows on estimated net land value of 4 to $7 million. we've received some revised stimulates we've been work with the city for the hoe down yard and the net land of the purchase price might be more like lifting millions in the dog patch area. i can share some follow-up >> whatever use it is it's still called the hoe down y

and today, we were -- we had a good yard. we had a really good yard.g hands the whole time, walking the track. and we were matching -- very well. we were wearing matching sweats. and i don't know. i enjoyed it. how about you? >> it was all right. >> all right? how many times did we kiss in the yard? 50 times. and it was all right? really? honest to god. >> it doesn't mean nothing. >> no, it doesn't mean anything. but still. we had a good time. >> yeah, we had a good time. but -- i don't know. i just finished up today. and you know why. >> why? because we're not together. it will be a lot better when we get in the cell. but i keep saying that to him and it gets him frustrated. >> i'll tell you what. if we're not together by this friday, you should know. know what's going to happen. >> all right. there it is. >> ain't got nothing to do with you, though. >> you're going to roll up. you're going to go to a different building. you're going to stress me out. right? is this what this is all about? >> ain't nobody saying about me rolling it up. >> all right. i

the switch yard which prevents sound from emanating the new neighborhood. i don't think it makes sense to put support for financing for switch yard. pg and e should pay for that because it a pg and e property there. [inaudible] suggesting i need people to cover the screen around the switch yard and one other amendment is calling for reporting back after the [inaudible] to the board of supervisors 3 days after reporting that discusses the sale and who the properties [inaudible] will be addressed at the yard. i [inaudible] meant for these to be passed out and you can rerf to the language we have. >> i read [inaudible] on page 3--striking oit the language referring to infrastructure finance funding. that is make sure we are not giving a green light and that could be discussed at other time or better pg and e can cover the cost themselves and the question is 23 the state will have them pass that down [inaudible] the other amendment is on page 4 and reads, nob nab board of supervisors nob number structure the yard-such that the department of real state will seek

a 20-yard return. but well-covered by the seahawks. >> troy: coming into this game, joe, certainly special teams, one of the units that is overlooked. both of these teams have outstanding returners. holliday elects to take it out of the back of the end zone. ends up being a poor decision. starting the ball on the 14 yard line for the broncos. >> joe: record year for the 37-year-old, now five-time mvp, peyton manning. it's over the head of peyton manning. a flag goes down. and the ball's into the back of the end zone. it's a safety to start this game. manning wasn't ready. >> referee: illegal motion, offense number 18, prior to the snap. penalty is declined. safety. >> joe: you know, you can talk about it being a quote/unquote corporate crowd. this crowd is loud. they talk about the 12th man in seattle. look how this game starts. >> troy: just the miscommunication there. peyton manning is coming up to the line to either make a protection check or change the play. and manny ramirez, the center. he doesn'

with a 25-foot rear yard is going across the dimensions of this huge thing. saying it's okay on the corner isn't the same as saying it's okay in the corner and small and without the set backs that would allow light and air into it. they are trying to use the 1908 standards and saying well, because the other buildings around there may not have the current code courtyard, we shouldn't have to either. well, maybe nobody needs to have the current code on anything. they can say this one didn't. the things they put in places well there's a variance granted here and there or mission street or wherever, that doesn't justify having a variance unless there is actual hardship not caused by this project and also that it's something highly unusual about the lot. there is. it's really big. tndc absolutely wanted this and still wants it and went into federal court about this and there is constant lying about this lawyer. they have been telling method district church. they don't own it. i'm a methodist. i happen to the in the congregation. it's all being held by people in sa

it will go as a 17-yard return. to the 15 yard line.halftime. and chancellor, who was in on that tackle, is down. the hard-hitting strong safety, who already has an interception and a big hit on demaryius thomas in this game. >> troy: that's one of the reasons why the seattle special teams is as good as they've been. they play some of the starters on these units. kam chancellor on the ground. what a blow this would be if he's unable to continue. >> joe: the other half of that great safety duo for the seahawks, earl thomas, was the interested observer. but chancellor looks to be all right. as peyton manning -- what have we seen here so far? what's going on with the denver offense and the seattle defense? >> troy: what we've seen so far is this seattle defense is playing at a faster clip than denver is offensively. we know how seattle plays when they're in seattle. but they're a fast-flowing defensive unit. and they've come out here and played at a much faster level than we've seen from the broncos. >> joe: quick throw. the pass is caught

ten-yard penalty.ty of the hold to erase the 22-yard run by wilson. >> troy: golden tate runs a great route. dominique rodgers-cromartie is slow reacting. russell wilson wants to take a shot. i don't think he trusted he had the arm to get it out there. but russell okung, he gets called for the hold. >> joe: he threw shaun phillips to the ground to bring up second down and 20. turbin is in the ball game. and he gets it. robert turbin, right up the middle, for three. learn more about the newest way to follow your favorite teams and players. nfl now will deliver your personalized video wherever, whenever you want it. sign up at nfl.com/now. three-yard carry by robert turbin brings up third down and 17. and there's the play selection called by offensive coordinator darrell bevell. percy harvin. and the pass is caught. well-played by denver. and that's exactly what they needed, as golden tate, picked up nothing. woodyard was out there, the middle linebacker for the broncos. >> troy: smart call. smart call b

this is to add additional unit in the neighborhood in the rear yard variance. i should note at the outset that the unit that is proposed for demolition is both non-historic and not rent controlled. i will give it to the architect. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is brad tirl. an associate. the project is located in the upsloping parcel. the project proposes a tariff building which splits a four three bedroom units between the two structures while providing a generous mid-yard open space. the front building comprised is setback from the street and accessible by steps extending from the eastern edge of the property. this is a condition somewhat to the neighborhooding situation where we have a rather deep loth and a second structure at the back lot that is accessible through a pathway. a smaller rear building separated by a common courtyard is a 3 story single family home and conpan i -- conpan come pan i that companion. the bill above grade is up the hillside below the height limit. you can see that in the next slide here. this slide section indicating

as long as he does not hit it seven or eight yards long. if he hits it five yard it is long it will come back to the hole. nick: which way is the breeze going? >> virtually none right now. >> ok. nick: with the gray skies it is not quite so fiery. there is a chance he can stick it on that front section. >> this is the club he has used almost all day long from the 190-195-yard range. it is a 6-iron and it should be a good club for him. nick: extra zip. ritting his teeth. i thought so. jim: he thought that was a lot of club. nick: i did. jim: how hard is that to get down in two? nick: oh, one of them. you have to touch it to the top of the hill and it has to fall over the weight of the golf ball. that is 1.62 ounces. jim: dwight howard about victor, david? nick: a little over 190 yards. steven is. a tiny draw. just the same as the 17th hole. same shot. same swing. ouch. nick: that's it. jim: what a time for a tug. nick: did it make the sand? nick: that is half a chance. lim chances now. what am i saying? jason is the back. he could easily mak

and today we were -- we had a good yard. we had a really good yard.e were holding hands the whole time, walking the track, and we were matching -- we were wearing matching sweats, and i don't know. i enjoyed it. how about you? >> it was all right. >> all right? how many times did we kiss in the yard? 50 times. and it was all right? really, honest to god. how many times did we kiss? we had tongue on tongue right there. on the yard. >> that doesn't mean nothing. >> no, it doesn't mean anything but still. i thought we had a good time. >> yeah, we had a good time. >> what's the problem? >> nothing's the problem. it's just -- i don't know. i'm basically here. and you know why. >> why? because we're not together. >> i think wicked always had a feeling they were never going to be allowed to cell together, and sure enough angel was moved out of that unit. >> yeah, lovers in turmoil. he got moved out of the building. he went to four block, and i'm still over here. so we see each other on the yard every day, and we try to make the best of it. >> but just a few

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i mean, wake up in the morning, eat breakfast, go to the yard. when i get bored, i got -- i got to get into stuff, you know? >> the stuff hymes most frequently gets into is provoking officers to extract him from his cell. each inmate is assigned a security risk classification score based on his disciplinary record. [ bleep ] the average score ranges between 19 and 27 points. >> i probably have the highest classification score in this prison system, i'm over 2,000 points now. i have caught over 30, almost 40 felonies in prison. various staff assaults, stabbed, anything you can think of. only thing i haven't been convicted of in prison is murder and drugs. >> so now [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> hymes is probably one of our most difficult behavioral. he will tell you to your face his agenda. and his agenda is to fight you every chance he can. >> he'll watch you and his hope is that you will make a mistake so he can either get out or fight with you. that is his plan, that's what he does 24 hours a day. >> every time i see him, it's to make their

the fourth component is the that potential to relocate or reconfigure part of rail yard. we did a study at the potential to dollars and reconfigure the study and see if it's possible to operate on a smaller footprint. this is the blue that shows the existing rail tunnel extension and the pink is the area that cal train buildings they can vacant and become available for potential redevelopment. the purple shows the areas that would be necessary for continued operation of cal train. we - this project builds on two options and insure that the continued operation of cal train is affective within the area so the anticipated work is to understand the actual needs of fourth and king to g meet the dollars the size and a look at a phase in plan of redeveloping the area. and the fifth element comes about from the that other four elements. it's looking at the areas that are available for redevelopment and the new revenues associated with them. this slide shows a list of benefits if we were to get look at more development in the fourth and a king area that we can recorrect the neighb

they are glad he is back and rips off a 30-yard gain. that lead to a 31-yard field goal. the seahawks are up 5-0 and denver is rattled. three and out thanks to the physical seattle defense. chancellor says i'll be here all day. russell wilson airs it out to receiver doug baldwin. another field goal and 8-0 hawks. denver is still in it, but the offense had 11 yards in the first quarter. manning picked off by chancellor. second quarter and seahawks put it in the end zone. marshawn lynch, beast mode and one-yard score. 15-0 hawks. denver finally got their first pirs down in the -- first first down in the second quarter. picked off by malcolm smith. the same guy who picked up kaepernick. 69-yard pick six. 22-0 hawks at the half. any life denver had quickly evaporated. the opening kickoff in the second half and they kick it short to percy harvin and bad move. he is gone. 87 yards and 29-0. the route is officially on and denver is totally shocked. the highest scoring offense, can they get a point? finally looks like a big play, but another turnover. four fumbles by denver. malc

rips off a 30-yard gain. a housh caufield goal. then the physical seattle defense, kam chancellor bringing the wood. airs it out to doug baldwin. 37 of the passing yards led to another field goal. hawks up 8-0. denver is still in it. they had just 11 yards in the first quarter and no first downs. manning picks off by kam chancellor. first of two turnovers. oakland motive beast mode marshawn lynch. one-yard score. denver finally got their first first down of the second quarter. manning hit as he throws. picked off by smith. he's the guy who picked off colin kaepernick at the end of the title game. and denver's momentum quickly evaporated. kicked it short to percy harvin. bad move. 87 yards. 29-0. could you say blowout, boys and girls? now the question is can the highest scoring offense in the nfl get a point init looks like they'll get a big gain, but demaryius thomas fumbles, malcolm smith recovers. wilson hits jermaine kearse, one tackle. two more. 36-0, seahawks. denver would prevent the first super bowl shutout. demaryius thomas

the guy that came into the yard was more scared than manson.me in real quick and broke the guitar up and got down. so he complied with the orders. >> any idea what song manson was singing? >> no, no. i have no idea what he was playing. >> "helter-skelter." >> yeah, i don't know. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> to me, this place is dr. frankenstein and we are the monsters. >> one of the state's most infamous inmates tries to convince the prison officials he's changed. >> that sounds like a threat. >> no, that's water under the bridge. >> corrections staff investigate a potential escape plot. >> you understand why we would have concerns with an offender having an 11-foot rope? >> there is nothing for me to do. >> we've also given one of our cameras to the inmates to tell

they are glad he is back and rips off a 30-yard gain. that lead to a 31-yard field goal. the seahawks are up 5-0 and denver is rattled. three and out thanks to the physical seattle defense. chancellor says i'll be here all day. russell wilson airs it out to receiver doug baldwin. another field goal and 8-0 hawks. denver is still in it, but the offense had 11 yards in the first quarter. manning picked off by chancellor. second quarter and seahawks put it in the end zone. marshawn lynch, beast mode and one-yard score. 15-0 hawks. denver finally got their first pirs down in the -- first first down in the second quarter. picked off by malcolm smith. the same guy who picked up kaepernick. 69-yard pick six. 22-0 hawks at the half. any life denver had quickly evaporated. the opening kickoff in the second half and they kick it short to percy harvin and bad move. he is gone. 87 yards and 29-0. the route is officially on and denver is totally shocked. the highest scoring offense, can they get a point? finally looks like a big play, but another turnover. four fumbles by denver. malc

yeah, man, get that money. >> other inmates keep them off the yard.ven confined to their cells, they're still sdrmed to work out. >> the inmates that succeed generally are the ones that don't let their bodies completely deteriorate on them. >> i just focus on the street, where i'm going to be at again one day. that's how i get by every day. >> they are constantly coming up with interesting ways to exercise. most of it is calisthenics. >> one, two, three, four. >> a lot of the inmates will fill bags full of water for weight-lifting. >> and that kind of creativity is important. because some prisons have permanently removed weights from the yard. >> so that's why we're out here trying to improvise and stuff, you know lifting garbage cans and things like that. you took a good wholesome thing from us. it's like something that was filling people's time and taking away negative energy. they took it out. >> some prison authorities see all this added muscle as a potential security threat. but others see benefits to having weights on the yard. >> i think the im

we can look at people looking directly down at us and 1 person in our yard. we decided it was necessary to build a fence to preserve our privacy and increase the security of our property line. in jun 2013 we applied for a permit and then had an inspector come and that inspector approved it. subsequent to that, the city suspended the permit following complaints of neighbors without appeals being filed. we have documentation of a compromise in which we lowered the fence from the original height which from 13 feet by another 18 inches 4 feet above the sidewalk. the only opposition that was stated during and before the variance hearing we had was based on the claim that the fence had obstructed the views for people of shorter stature in our neighborhood. the height was only 4 feet. in december the city approved the variance with a condition that the fence be further reduced to 3 1/2 feet. as you can see the approved fence from the variance is at a minimum that would achieve any goals from the privacy from the sidewalk above our property and additionally the fence

design goals we would prefer to have the department in the corners here and require at least a rear yard variance. that would have been some direction that we would have been providing in this case. lastly, and regards to commissioner honda's question, i want to clarify in terms of the project not really relevant to this project because the environmental application was filed so long ago in 2004 that it was under previous code requirements for affordable housing. that's why the 17 percent would be for current project for lufey. it was filed. so with that, i'm available for any questions that the board may have. >> i have a question. the impact of these variances is sort of on the units and ultimately of the people dwelling on the units as opposed to something visual from the street? >> absolutely. you wouldn't see those from the street. the only thing you would see from the street, the appellant has stated they support and that is to have against the building wall is on clay and larkin. most impacted obviously the impacted by the unit and those which immediately abut and they are support

but the 47-degree angle placed the shooter's car very close, to within 7 to 15 yards away. >> this then such a close position that it rendered a very easy shot for mr. gustafson when he shot at the victim vehicle. >> at the murder trial, george kerr testified against his two friends, but continued to insist their car was 200 yards away from the victim's car when the shot was fired. >> it's just not a first-degree murder. >> and you base that on what? >> because he was shooting out of the car, not to kill. >> but the forensic evidence proved they were less than 15 yards away, which meant the shot was intentional. based on this evidence, the driver, r.d. cheely, was convicted of second-degree murder. doug gustafson, the shooter, was convicted of first-degree murder. both were sentenced to life in prison. since george kerr had immunity from prosecution, he left alaska soon after the trial ended. but the story didn't end there. . one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. >>> a

to the issue of the caltrain railway yards. there's a capital and other cost if you have the trains stored somewhere he will we need to understand the capital and operational costs. when the dp x is finished and there's caltrain service to transbay you'll dead heading because the train storage is not going to be at transbay you're doing that your set up to manage if we're talking about an incredulously cost for dead heading we need to understand that cost so as and region we can make a judgment as to whether it's worth it or not >> i've got 20 thoughts revolving in my head. first, i want to thank michelle and staff important all of the work that's happening and i think when i wanted to share and it's not for sympathy but for appreciation for where we are. this is a challenging project fourts it's not a green fold project and we're trying trying to convert diesel into a new technology it's not just the building of addressed infrastructure to our rail system but a culture it's a par define shift to a new technology so there's a l

yeah. >> though they can see each other on the yard.officials won't let the sisters share a cell for security reasons. >> they think we are the same person in the same dorm. and they get confused. >> it's interesting and kind of unusual for corrections because if you, if you are not paying attention you don't know who you are talking to. it's one of the reasons why we house them separately. >> look. >> you look wonderful. wonderful. >> yeah. >> that's my only brother. we are really close. we are really tight. we eat together. we live together. we work together. >> our visit to the anamosa state penitentiary in iowa led us to a memorable pair of siblings michael and brad love whose lifelong allegiance drove them to kill. >> growing up i wanted to be him, you know. he was almost four years older than me. i see him running around drinking. breaking into stuff. doing whatever he is doing. i'm like i want to be like him. that's my big brother. that's my idol. so i kind of followed in the same footsteps. >> but as the love brothers revealed t

or a in the future relocating the railway yards >> i'm sorry to interrupt the pink is the development and the purple is the railway yards. >> this is the alignment and the pink is opportunities that exist for potential or a fees development and the purple would be the operations of caltrain's. this is work preliminary completed through caltrain's and the city understands the importance of the work for caltrain's and the operations as an efficient manner as possible is important. we'll be looking at those would be the starting points to this work. and please note that the tjpa is requested the city of san francisco to look at the possibility of realigning the station into the right-of-way currently it's a little bit outside they building that can be done so the alignment is shown or shown in the graphic may or may not be able to be changed but that change for redevelopment is increased. so looked at that anticipated scope of work to determine the area to meet the needs and look at 9 alternative locations for additional storage and we don't believe this is going to happen overnight so a

i'm using the site elevation and the rear yard is running along the back a side of the rear yard variants north of that i guess. so everything back here so there's development here on, on the garage. the dr is requested by 9 neighborhood in the present area. they find is out of scale they don't support of the variance to extend favorite on the lot. to address their concerns they want the top floor set back 25 feet and the rear of the building to the top garage of the lot. the dr requesters are concerned about the loss of affordability. since the materials were released we've received 11 letters of support within the immediate area and two letters in opposition. the department is recommending don't take the dr and approve it as proposed. the feel the scale and massing of the building are in context with the rest of the block. it remains as a two-story building approximately 13 feet to the3 4 f1 . >> it should also be mentioned this is not the first time the architect has provided us with faulty renderings. the first time was with the 311 renderings. it turns out we are not the opblg ones w

you don't do that on my yard. you know that. if i catch you out here and you don't go home, i'm going to be looking for you. go home. >> sorry, what? >> when it comes to inmates' feelings about correctional staff, our producers have heard a wide range of opinions. we met christopher carrillo inside a heavily graded cell at san quentin. >> you give respect, you get respect. a lot of people say these guys don't treat us right. at times they don't, but it's hard when you've got a lot of people in here. can't be happy too much in prison. it's not disney land. >> but another inmate at another california prison had a harsher view the cos. >> i hate cops. they're diabolical. they're petty. they present to the public that they're law and order, this and that but in here they'll stab you in the back. they write false write-ups. they got a hidden agenda. they want to keep us locked up in here so they make money. you know, this is a prison industrial complex. it's all about money. >> there is one place, however, where trust is put to the u

that the exercise is not a response to the navy yard shooting. but it is designed to test officers and to train them to save lives should a killer prowl the halls again. >> coming out, you're coming out. >> at joint base anacostia bowling, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> a little too real. one texas state university study suggests that active shooter attacks in this country have gone from one every other month before 2008 to these days about 1 a month. >> we have breaking news out of d.c. where a d.c. council member, tommy wells, is calling for the resignations of the city's deputy mayor for public safety and the fire chief. wells says the fire department suffers from mismanagement and a record of failure and if he is sworn to the case of cecel mills. mills had a heart attack and collapsed across the street from a d.c. fire house. he died at the hospital and an internal investigation said firefighters knew he needed help, but none came out to do it. a spokesman said councilman wells is pulling a shameless political stunt. wells is running for mayor and m

the hole so he doesn't get stabbed in the yard.in the hole he doesn't have contact with other inmates. so they do something in front of the cops and get sent to the hole and stay here until a later date. they will eventually have to deal with it. but for a short time he's safe in here. >> he gets sentenced to time in the hole but never confirmed whether it was on purpose or not. >> was it worth it. >> not really. but at the time, i didn't even think about the consequences, i didn't think about falling down and getting pepper sprayed or getting staples, didn't think about none of that. . >>> up next -- >> prison made whiskey. got prunes in it. >> alcohol inside correctional institutions are a great big problem. >>> when inmates get drugged. in the nation... what's precious to you is precious to us. and from your family, to your belongings, to your dreams for retirement, nationwide is here to protect what you love most. we put members first, because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side and the peo

that's the hoe down yard. in red you see the larger patrar substation it occupies two long blocks and you see a small rectangle in green that's it new pa temporary station it's a small footprint so we have been thinking about how to can he configure mixed use development both on the ports property at pier 70 and on the n r g site they're thinking about new uses they haven't announced yet so what do you do with respect to that that will enable that change from the change to the mixed use >> could you say who the entities are energy and who. >> the pierre e pier property site and this will show you. >> the what does it stand for . >> i'm not sure it's a power company the most recent owner of the patrar property site. so this is the pier 70 plan. it's at an early stage we haven't commenced environmental on this the board has proposed a term sheet for the port project but we're fairly earlier in the planning stage. >> we had endorsed a financial responsibility in the term sheet. >> in the term sheet. >> like the c

they're going to kickoff from the 30-yard line rather than -- they moved it five yards. what is going to happen, there will be more touchbacks and fewer kick returns, and kick returns are famously dangerous plays. so they're doing things like that. there are controversies about what was the organization that criticized the super bowl, for domestic violence increases on super bowl sunday. i think that was shown to be not true, or at least unproven, but football does come under attack, and there is a -- there are people who don't care for it, and -- but they're not going to scoop football the way these progressive era prohibitionists tried to do, and may have succeeded in doing if it hadn't been for these innovations. >> another question? any final commentses? other than, i'll sell the book for you. we do have copies of the book available for you in the lobby. i know john would be grad -- glad to sign them and talk to you. thank you are for your attention. we hope to see you again soon. >> book tv is on facebook and twitter. lock and follow us for book industry news, behin

david: he certainly can't do that. 93 yards. i think the only way he can get this close is to land it maybe a yard short of the green. nick: he's tried it. david: he tried to run it up. look at this! nick: and he's done it. because a 15-foot circle is fantastic. that was a great shot to try that. david: he's so hard to second guess, he really is. nd so compelling to watch. jim: we're at the top of the hour. 6:00 eastern time and again, we're going to stay on until we conclude this third round. jim nantz, sir jick and -- sir nick faldo, david feherty and the cbs golf team on hand at the waste management phoenix open in scottsdale, arizona where today they've set the all-time single-day gallery record that the tournament or any golf tournament, ever. nywhere on the planet. 189,700 strong. nick: 22. jim: and 22. nick: they've just left. david: they've been somewhat vocal. nick: as i said, the royal company of edinburg golf would not be amewsed, david. -- amewsed, david. jim: this is the big turnout day. sunday is still massive but

too planning coda allows a fence up to 10 feet in height in a required rear yard. when there is a retaining wall the calculation can be different. it depends on whether you are retaining existing grade or building upgrade for a retaining wall. you would at least be able to do 42-inch tall on top of that at the absolute minimum but we would need to look at the natural grade, but definitely what we have here the property line is at the bottom of the retaining wall and not at the top. had it been at the top, there would have been different calculations applied to the code. the real problem here getting to the problem is the retaining wall is not on their property. had they done that, i think everything here would have been okay. >> okay. >> we suspended it. they promptly filed a variance in july. we received a lot of concerns from the neighbors as well as regarding the fence of blocking the views and were able to expedite the hearing variance on august 28th, i believe they had lowered the fence prior to the hearing as well. at the didn't construct it as tall it was al

took the full 116 foot depth that the lot represents, it would only leave 16 percent for the rear yard open space, which is basically just the alley itself. we do not believe this variance application meets the 5 required findings under planning code section 305. specifically, there is no hardship or practical difficulty that justifies essentially 100 percent lot coverage or even if you consider the ally the unbuildable portion. lot, that's 84 percent coverage. no other home in this neighborhood has or has ever proposed the mass and scale of this project such that finding no. 3 could not be met and last we believe the variance should not be approved unless there is a reduction in the main area to accommodate sufficient rear yard building space so we do not create a detrimental precedent for the neighborhood. thank you for your time. >> hello, good afternoon, commissioners, thank you for this opportunity. my name is james clamerty, i live at 45 219th street. i am one of 7dr filers who believe the sign of this design is just too large for this location. i will show how the design will be

a frozen dinner, but it's sculpted into this guy's front yard. he's apparently known as talent, he's a muralist and a beach artist from virginia beach, and this is his front yard. >> break down what we've got here. chicken, like a vegetable medley. >> yep. >> mashed potatoes. >> with butter, with butter. >> what's this? >> dessert. >> the dessert. >> cherry cobbler. >> to give you an idea, 30-foot by 30-foot front yard. >> oh. >> like the whole yard. >> yeah, yeah. >> as big as his house. >> impressive. >> yeah. >> that fried chicken's the size of a truck. >> makes you wish it was real. >> makes me hungry. >> yeah. >> sea otter shows off the baby. ♪ >> nobody likes get woken up before you're ready to get woken up. >> i woke up gringo. >> gringo the chameleon doesn't like it. >> doesn't seem to be in a good mood. >> his chameleon. >> a beautiful creature, i will say, but making very not so beautiful noises. >> oh. excuse me. >> videos that regulate by warren g. and nate dog in the background entire hime, classic hit. >> oh. >> gringo's not having

. >> this is the lower yard. and the inmates segregate themselves out here, the reason being that the gangs want it that way. the blacks are over here. the northern hispanics is our main gang here at san quentin. and it's because they're better organized. the white guys are over here on the parallel bars and on the picnic table. over in the corner you see where the asians are sitting. you can't just walk and sit on a table. i had to explain that. i almost got into a confrontation with that two or three times because, you know, i saw a table and i sat down, you know, it's not like that. you got to ask for permission to sit down there. >> even such a minor misstep can be taken as a sign of disrespect, and that can lead to widespread violence. though correctional staff is constantly on the lookout for weapons, it's well known that many on this yard are armed for battle. and none more so than the northern hispanics. >> they have a minister of defense. and his thing is he's to have ten weapons ready at any time down h

have you seen him on the yard? watch for him. watch out for that dude. watch his movement. >> we found information, we received a kite saying that if yost gets three feet next to this guy, he's going to hit him. he's going to hit him. >> what's my role here? i'm an [ bleep ]. in their mind, i'm a [ bleep ]. i'm constantly agitating them. and i won't quit. >> ultimately yost may not have a choice. >> time's ticking. i'm sick from hepatitis c virus from shooting dope for so many years. the treatment that i've been on for a year and a half isn't working. i'm liver stage 2. i'm tired, can't get no expression out. all my family died, one by one. >> what is your future? >> death. what's yours? death. >>> up next on "lockup: raw, hard time." >> he's a big, powerful, scary guy. he's the kind of guy that would have been a formidable opponent in a cell extraction. >> i got some criminal tendencies, okay, ain't like i'm in here for nothing, all right? >> one inmate pushes correctional staff to the brink. d mess in a small cage. so that was our first task was gettin

my family all lives within a thousand yards of this house. we own about 6 residences here. we're natives of the city. if you look up this alley you will see probably the smallest house in the neighborhood, which is earthquake shack no. 26. it's not skewed. the problem with this house, and it has a fundamental problem, when they installed the siding they basically condemned this house to need major rehab because they trapped the water in this house over the last 30 years so this house needs substantive work. it's not affordable and when i was retained, this was a dramatically bigger project that over the course of the work with planning it's been reduced to a point where it's a remodel. thank you. >> thank you. any further speakers in support? >> my name is sky lane again, i worked with ian reed when they were going through the process with the design review team and the neighbor cooperation and i just wanted to speak to that process a bit. this project really started with the design guidelines for corner property. the landmark status of a corner property and developed over