my name is michael zucker. my wife and i are the owners of the property immediately to the north of the subject property that we're discussing this afternoon. our family has lived in this house since 2002. we have thoroughly enjoyed the neighborhood. it is a unique part of the city where we have side yards as well as rear yards and we have a continuity of development in this particular mid-block area. i wish to address three things this afternoon. i want to talk about the neighborhood, the project, and our goals for today. in this neighborhood there's a clearly defined pattern of -- at the rear of all of the yards. i brought this aerial photograph which i believe you're all pretty much familiar with. i've also put a red line across the center of the rear yards, the rear extensions of all the buildings. you can see that there's a clearly defined pattern here. and that there are side yards. we had seven homes that are all in this matter. if you go to the opposite side of the block on 18th it's much similar. the o

and, yes, the zuckers will see this and they may prefer not to see this. [multiple voices] >>> if it's setback only two feet, it's not going to add a lot to their experience. >> right. how much is the building setback now from the property line? >>> i believe that is three feet. >> the only thing there i would entertain is a setback on that, but i'm open to commissioner comments. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah, i don't really see anything that's unusual and extraordinary. and the three-foot setback on a detached home and i'm not sure what the zucker side is, but the three foot setback is very standard for detached homes in san francisco and i don't really know why they should have to set that back further than three feet. and given the dimensions of the house, as you move further back, you're trying to have a room that's fairly good size there. if you start making it smaller, it kind of defeats the purpose. and i would move not to take d-r and approve the project. >> second. >> commissioners, on that motion to take -- excuse me, not take d-r and approve

zucker's concerns include the following. that the project sets a precedent for futurer development in terms of building depth, that the project in conjunction with the existing nonconforming garage structure negatively affects light and air and air to his property and that the project will cast shadows on his property. the residential design team reviewed the project following the submittal of the d-r request and made the following comments. the rdt found the proposed horizontal addition to be appropriately setback from both side property lines to reduce any negative effects to adjacent properties. the massing of the addition to be appropriately stepped down to reduce any negative effects to the mid-block open space. the rdt noted that the project does not propose any changes to the shared driveway width. the rdt concluded that the project does not contain nor create any exceptional or extraordinary circumstances and staff recommends that the commission not take d-r and approve the project as proposed. that concludes my pres

my name is michael zucker. my wife and i are the owners of the property immediately to the north of the subject property that we're discussing this afternoon. our family has lived in this house since 2002. we have thoroughly enjoyed the neighborhood. it is a unique part of the city where we have side yards as well as rear yards and

and facebook is down 1/4 of 1%, but mark zucker berg did come out and note 5 billion people mo didn'taccess should be be able to go to a store, talking about a child growing up in rural india, for example, go to a store, get a phone, get on-line and access doing this through an internet campaign and led by facebook and mark zucker burg himself. stuart: no impact on the stock, 38.37 this morning, nicole, thank you. this week, our market watchers have been throwing around some pretty wig numbers where the dow jones average is heading. do you remember that super bear looking for 5,000? ed butowsky is looking the other way. let's bring him in. ed, you say 16,000 by the end of the year, make your case, sir. >> well, first of all, 16,332, to be exact, okay? but the reason is, stuart, stock price is based on how we evaluate them, our chief right now based on expected earnings where interest rates are. that's not a negative for the stock market initially so i believe we could go from this point at least 6 1/2% higher by year end. it should be be higher than that and anyone who thinks it's goi

in the us are supposedly heroes they're all digital zucker berg jobs gates guys who have made their fortunes creating the tools of the cyber trade and our government villains are all digital today too demanding you know tin aside and information is the most prized commodity in this day and age and controlling it has become the new wielding of weapons world war three is being fought right now and it's digital and the winner of this world war will be the one who ends up holding the most information tonight i talk about that by filing and twitter as the resident. that does it for now for more on the stories we covered you can go to youtube dot com slash r t america and check out our web said archie dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at aaron aides see you back here at eight o'clock. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. mission free cretaceous free in-store charges fre

zucker bird for hacking into his account and he laid out what he had discovered about the bug. minutes facebook contacted him, and soon after facebook patch of the security hole. >> he was told that he did not qualify for the white hat reward money because he broke rules. >> don't feel bad for him, he has become a local hero with crawls and be a gathering around his house. he is receiving jobr. gabe slatn 4 news. >> actor dick van dyke and his wife are safe after a car fire in calabasas. this is all that is left of the and jaguar that dick van dyke was driving. it was called while the actor was driving on the ventura freeway. 87 year-old and his wife got up the power out any problems, and neither of them were heard. >> we will be right back. [ male announcer ] a blt is good. a blt with best foods is the best. ♪ ♪ bring out t the unmistakable taste that can only be best foods. bring out the best. discover nexxus hydra-lightg. hydra-light's formulas as with light, deep-sea mineras give up to 80% mor me moisturization that won't weigh hair dow dn. nexxus hydra-lighlit. raise your

master as the titian and celebrity fishel is she zucker bernstein brought the beauty secret from her native japan one day i just remembered what my mother told me when i was in middle school. she told me about the one thousand gale droppings the geisha. you know they use they used to use this one thousand go droppings to cleanse their. make up. the show comes at a price is nice and one hundred eighty bucks gets you a one hour treatment my regular client was the day they thought that i was saying wrong because of my english i said to them like a normal no this is this is the one who they loved it but bird poop on your face is not all you get the procedure involves cleansing relation with poop extraction a massage and a green tea college unmasked right despite probably a popular misconception a dozen times the food was powdered mixed with rice brand to take the smell out i can membrane just like that. thing if it doesn't work so i researched it. explored just very well in the lining gives you this shine to collect the poop nobody actually chooses around birds or scrapes the waste cars

. >> mark zucker busglukberg's f- berg's facebook account isn't safe.repeatedly listen to his warnings about a virus that allows people who aren't your friends to post on your wall. facebook has since fixed this problem. >> troubled star lindsay lohan opening up to oprah. the 27-year-old admitted alcohol was her drug of choice and revealed she secretly wanted to go to jail because she felt so overwhelmed her problems. >> i somewhere inside knew and kind of wanted to go to jail. that was the constant being put out there by me just by my actions. i think it was justifying some peace. >> in 2010 she was sentenced to 90-days in jail for missing alcohol counseling. she served two weeks. >> you hear nothing you see nothing. >> the movie debuting at number one taking in $25 million. they held on to second place with 17.8 million. and it dropped to third place with 13.6 million. still ahead from a blade runner to accused murderer the breaking details, the charges against oscar piss torya. why men of a certain age will want to hear this one. steve doocy has what

mark zucker beg, founder of facebook, what made him come out of his shell, that's the question.bigger than what he's already done? he's already got 1 billion people. guess what? it's five times as big. it's a little bit of a surprise something he gives us at the end of the show. >> not any of his stock. just warning. >> yes, lots of stock. >>> new details on the shocking story out of oklahoma, two teenagers charged as adults accused of killing an australian exchange student simply because they were bored. this is front page news in australia, many in the country angry at the u.s. and we'll talk to one politician there calling for a boycott on the u.s. >>> take a look at this, this is dr. oz helping to save a complete stranger's life in the middle of new york city. it's not a stage shoot for a tv or tv show. it

developing right now facebook founder mark zuckerering is meeting with florida's marco rubio.some time today at facebook headquarters in silicon valley. senator rubio is in california on a fund-raising swing. i am joined by domenco with more. >> reporter: we don't know what they will be talking about but facebook is not a bad place for republicans to get out their message, especially somebody like marco rubio who has been in the national spotlight a little less the past month but certainly not someone to forget about for 2016. immigration really is the key thing here because you'll remember, one group that zuckerberg was using was promoting immigration reform so here we have the house needing to take up something on immigration reform this fall and whether or not they will get anything done could be related in some ways to whether or not marco rubio is push it strongly enough and maybe through facebook. >> not a bad idea for senator rubio. here is what mark zuckerberg had to say this morning. >> there are 1 million undocumented people who came here to work hard and contribute

cnn says andrew zucker resigned to avoid the perception of a conflict. >>> a married couple in maineasking a town to choose sides. they are running against each other in november's election. republican dave johnson wants position of warden. so does his wife of ten years. jennifer says the election is also for quote bragging rights for the rest of our lives. the couple says they rarely disagree but try to keep dinner table conversation away from politics. >>> one of the most popular past times in the nation of laws is finding a way around the laws. that brings us to tonight's story about an immigration case that could pave the ways. >> to the president of the united states asking for the release of the dream nine extension in arizona -- >> reporter: publicity stunt in july to draw attention to u.s. immigration policy resulted in a huge political victory as the so-called dream nine illegal immigrants brought to u.s. as children were released from jail. instead of being deported the department of homeland security found the group had a quote credible fear of persecution of torture shoul

jeff zucker, your new network, are you proud? to have the capital united states have a team with a racial slur as its mascot's nickname, it's in the about political correctness. it's about morality and it just seems to be -- >> not what the fans want as well. >> i'm sure black people, if they were put to a vote, black people would still be out in the field. let's not talk about morality put up to a vote. >> reaction? >> well, once again, eight out of ten americans don't agree with this man. therefore, we're racist. this is the race card is what they always play. aren't you tired of this, sean. they play the race card every time someone dares disagree with them? >> now, let's go to -- i thought ed got fired. apparently he's back. he's saying that reince priebus. >> i heard that somewhere. rumors around this businesslike crazy lately. hide his embarrassing gop candidates. watch this. >> reince priebus would like us to believe he's threatening to boycott nbc and cnn in the run up to the presidential election because of planned proje

in talks with jeff zucker, possibilities there. i don't want to do just one thing. to enjoy the other views of the world. >> can't blame her. we have a little treat here for you. we couldn't find the very first day she arrived on "the view" the first time "the view" aired. there she is in 1997. the first season. she looks incredible. writer/comedienne, and jokester of the crew. so, we'll have to see who -- who is going to fill her big shoes when she's gone. >> no doubt. i had no idea she is 70, looks fantastic. >> looks amazing. >> totally. >> looks great. sound great. still has quite a future ahead of her. >> talk about justin bieber. might have gotten involved in a brawl. snoechlt smoimt out in the hamptons. swanky, long island, a club fight. video courtesy of e! looks heated. the police are investigating this. didn't have a lot on it. bieber's bodyguards described as intimidating and overbearing by those at the south point night club. you look, i will read. over an alleged assault in the early hours sunday morning. sources telling the daily news a 19-year-old wea

. >> i don't know what my boss jeff zucker would say but it sounds like he might say what roger aleesying. >> not at all. he did not say any candidate that doesn't appear before cnn or nbc isn't fit to serve. they can come on your show every night if they want. and they can take all the tough questions in the world. the question is if the party is going to spend time and money and resources and organizing a debate calendar, should we have networks and moderators promoting hillary clinton depose our candidates? and i say no way. >> thanks very much to reince priebus. >>> former president george w. bush is recovering from heart surgery tonight. he is 67 years old. earlier he was fitted with a stent. he went in for a routine physical and that revealed blockage in one of his arteries. it was performed without any complication. he is reportedly in high spirits. he is going home tomorrow. every year though, nearly a million stents are inserted into americans. 1 million. we looked into this. that brings me to tonight's number. $7 billion. that is the estimated value of the world's stent mark

. >> zucker brerg created -- zuckerberg created this to push for immigration comprehensive plan. >>>on of a 35-mile long tunnel under the delta would result in $83 billion and new economic activity in california and create 177,000 jobs over the 50-year life of the project. now, critics say the study is propaganda from the governor's office. those opposed include environmentalists and fishing groups. >>> there's a recall of some ginger candy that's contaminated with high levels of lead. the candy is imported from vietnam from a trading company based in san jose. it sold in a 12-ounce round plastic container that has a white label and red writing on it. state workers say the candy should be thrown away. >>> the university of california will soon be giving something away. what you will soon be able to get online for free. >> reporter: good morning. bay bridge traffic on the span itself is actually improving. we're still kind of wading through some slow traffic at the toll plaza. we'll tell you more coming up. ♪ all right, let's go ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate ♪

one member of the board was the 15-year-old son of jeff zucker. the 15-year-old resigned from the board. i would love to have been on the board. we went to look at waywire, some sort of social media thing, a video aggregator that makes it easy to collect, curate and share videos across the web. it was a cross between youtube and buzz feed. it was 30 bears explaining climate change or something. his interest was worth like $1 million to $5 million. he didn't put it on his disclosu disclosure. when they caught the story, he amended the forms. >> we have shower or thunderstorm memories. i'm not sure it affects him long term. they'll sell the thing off and it will be over. the thing that made me crazy about it was he left it off his financial disclosure form. what were you thinking? how many one to five million dollar assets do you have that you didn't remember it? >> in fact, that was the only one to five million dollar asset that was listed. >> i don't know many with one of those, but if they had it, they would remember to put it on the form. >> i a

. >> this -- host: this twitter -- host: talk about the role of market zucker word of the amazon is playingn this. guest: he is dropping several millions of dollars on the cause of immigration, you would be happy to know. he and several other entrepreneurs in california have put together an organization called former u.s.. it is not specifically aimed at immigration, but it is the 501c4, not a non-profit, inherently political, it gives money based on whether or not they support their agenda items. one item is immigration. they gave a chunk of money to the controls and senator gramm. senator gramm can use that money any way that he wants. he could use it to run as proposing health care reform and the idea is that you receive the money because he supports a different portion of the agenda with the people that they donated to using it to run ads on the pipeline and suddenly .hey spoke of environmentalists they are still feeling their way into this whole discussion, but immigration is one of the things that marked the herbert wrote about in "the new york times" a few months ago and his experien

mark zucker beg, founder of facebook, what made him come out of his shell, that's the question. the answer is something big to be sure. what could be bigger than what he's already done? he's already got 1 billion people. guess what? it's five times as big. it's a little bit of a surprise something he gives us at the end of the show. >> not any of his stock. just warning. >> yes, lots of stock. >>> new details on the shocking story out of oklahoma, two teenagers charged as adults accused of killing an australian exchange student simply because they were bored. this is front page news in australia, many in the country angry at the u.s. and we'll talk to one politician there calling for a boycott on the u.s. >>> take a look at this, this is dr. oz helping to save a complete stranger's life in the middle of new york city. it's not a stage shoot for a tv or tv show. it happened, he jumped right into action and seemed to be caught on tape and a woman likely he came to her rescue. >> not a big surprise he was there when people needed him, for those of us who know him. >>> brand new vid

host: this twitter -- host: talk about the role of market zucker word of the amazon is playing in this. guest: he is dropping several millions of dollars on the cause reform., you would be happy to know. he and several other entrepreneurs in california have put together an organization called former u.s.. it is not specifically aimed at immigration, but it is the 501c4, which means it gives money, not a non-profit, inherently political, it gives money based on whether or not they support their agenda items. one item is immigration. they gave a chunk of money to the controls and senator gramm. senator gramm can use that money any way that he wants. on could use it to run as benghazi. he could use it for health care reform and the idea is that you receive the money because he supports a different portion of the agenda with the people that they donated to using it to run ads on the pipeline and suddenly they spoke werevironmentalists.they saying that facebook was giving money in support of the pipeline. they are still feeling their way into this whole discussion, but immigration is one of