i am a 29-year resident of the marina and i moved to the marina because it had a special character. and i would ask you specifically to, when considering these variances or request variances, to consider article 10 of the planning code which specifically finds that areas of special character of which the marina is clearly one, continue to be unnecessarily destroyed. and the problem that i think we're dealing with is the incremental problem of a variance here, a variance there, a variance there, and pretty soon what all of the gardens in the marina are going to be concrete. the subject property at 3700 broderick that we're talking about, it already has a variance in the backyard which is going to be extended even further and a variance in the side yard which is going to take away more garden. and i was walking this morning along jefferson street at the opposite end at webster and there is another requested variance that was going to come in front of this commission in the next few weeks for someone to build in nigh backyard. the marina has a special character. those of us that move t

it, the marina vanderbilt track. and i would like to say i'm glad that we still hold some of the things that the developer intended important and i'm glad that many of the things the original developer intended are no longer held as important. you can see here we want no unsightly improvements, white or caucasian race only, and limited to residences, flats and apartments, setbacks for front, lawns, and gardens and fences not over 6 feet in height and uniform sidewalks. so, i hope today you guys can see our point and hopefully preserve the beautiful marina. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon, thank you for having me. my name is david [speaker not understood] and i'm a practicing attorney here in the city. my wife and i moved to the marina when she was [speaker not understood] residency at ucsf medical center and we thoroughly enjoyed our time there and we're looking to purchase a home. three of the attributes we're looking for is a side yard, rear yard and plenty of natural light and i am here to a

so, i was concerned about how the students would actually cross marina boulevard to get to marina green and i started e-mail correspondence with nancy doddy who is the cfo for town school for boys. she mentioned to me that the students would actually be walking down marina boulevard to broderick and cross the intersection there and come back to the little marina green which i don't know if we can quite pull the projector here. [speaker not understood]. do i need to hit anything? there we go. [inaudible]. but basically the issue is that this is the house finance building. students will be coming out lyon street, [speaker not understood] the intersection of baker, broderick crossing marina boulevard, and then coming back to [speaker not understood] to come to little marina green. when i was discussing this, she mentioned the reason they were doing this was because the other two intersections at lion and baker were not safe. ~ i actually totally agree with that in substance, but i'm not sure the right solution is to have -- hope that these young children are going to always go down to brod

this is one of the early marina gardens on marina boulevard. we also have side yards that are developed in several different ways and as in the letter we wrote to you. some of them are front to back. most often occurring closest to the water to the marina boulevard and in this case also to another body of water, the house of fine arts lagoon. in some cases we have [speaker not understood] developed side yards. in this case and common cases a one-story garage and also a secondary one-story entrance. but all of these cases have in common is they were built adjacent to residential buildings with property line windows which provide light and air to the rooms overlooking the side yard. this is another example of a one-story garage. this is in fact the case you saw about a year ago and i'm going to come back to that later. what we have not said or as mr. armor implies in his d-r response is that all of these iterations or any of them are uniform [speaker not understood] and the contrary, they're varied and unique. they're frequent enough to be clearl

this is a home between 62 1 and 627 marina. this is the side yard between 6 69 and 675 marina. this is actually right across the street from my home and this is 37 34, 3736 broadway -- i'm sorry, broderick, and it's the backyard of 6 99 marina. ~ and this right here is the side yard between 37 33 and 37 37 rick broderick. i'd like to say i purchased my home eight years ago in the marina. the main reason i bought it was because of a lot of natural light ~ and just being able to look out of the windows. at that time i didn't have children. i do have two kids now. one is 18 months and one is five years. regardless, they look out of my windows all the time. they're always looking out there and they're looking at the beautiful natural landscape of the marina and our street and the marina to the back forward. so, i'm here to support pam and darren and thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >>> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you for your time. my name is [speaker not understood] and i'm a resident of the marina. i live a couple blocks away. i want to talk about the varia

i presently live in the marina with my husband. in addition i have been a licensed realtor since tick and am currently the number one realtor in the marina for several years from 2007 to the present basically. ~ 2006 and this is across all brokerages in the area. i've known john and angela since 2009 when i purchased a two-bedroom listing of mine on pierce street. they were not my clients at the time. they saut to determine whether the city was indeed their ideal for their post retirement life. ~ sought they came to love living in a flat neighborhood near the water and soon began to process the process of finding a full-time house in the marina. they became my clients with a clear criterion from the start that they would need a house with an elevator. john is very private about his physical condition. i know this because i'm a friend of his as well. and he has had various spinal injuries over 30 years that have left him in pain with physical options despite numerous surgeries and injections. this is greatly curtailed his physical a

people don't bring the animals to the marina unless it is for a day. so we haven't had a situation like that. >> what is your process for taking complaints for marina member sfwls it is laid out in the contract if you have a problem or situation with another tenant, the procedure we follow is you write and an e-mail to me and i give it to the board of directors. we have a meeting probably a week later, if possible, and then we will take care of it ourselves. >> so the board of directors handles the complaint. it takes them 30 days to do it. why didn't you do that. >> your honor, first of all, i'm old school and like to deal with things in person. i don't send out e-mails when there is an issue like this. that's why i went to jerry in the first place. i wouldn't go to erin without talking to jerry in the first place. i thought it was something we could handle man to man and i thought if i go to the board of directors they would think erin isn't doing her job and she has always done a good job and it is a cat on a boat i thought it could be handled in an

but the minute marina came in, he caved. marina, look. i don't think hank is making this very clear. and it's hard for him, because he has a longtime relationship with you. for me, this is business. and from my perspective, you're being demoted. you are no longer the general manager. >> why is that? >> i don't know if you're qualified. >> what makes you feel that way? >> quite frankly, i don't think that the people that work here have any discipline or any structure. and am i supposed to blame hank, or am i supposed to blame you? you're the general manager. who do you want me to blame? >> the blame would be on me. >> well, then that's why you're being demoted. >> i don't know where marcus is coming from. he doesn't know everything that i do in the store. i work hard everywhere that i've been. and that's how i've been taught. that's how i've been raised. but hank just doesn't take action. and that adds a lot of pressure. [sobs] >> i just want to make sure we're clear, okay? >> all right. >> coming up... the new van, check it out. >> unbeli

hasta hoy trabajaba para una compaÑÍa de tecnologia que prestaba servicios a la marina. fr en el 004 fue a aferres ta de por disparar a los di macts del automÓvil de un obrero. le incomodarÁ que estas nara el vehÍculo al lado de su casa, le encontraron una pistola se enlistÓ en la marina en el 007 y le dieron la medalla por la guerra contra el terrorismo estando en esa faoufrz armada en el 2010. segÚn este reporte de policÍa fue arrestado en forth worth texas por disparar un arma dentro de su apartamento, cuya bala perforÓ el piso del apartamento de una vecina que se quejaba porque hacia mucho ruido. pocos meses despuÉs del incidente en el 2011. lo expulsaron de la marina. >>> naciÓ en new york, vive su familia y uno de sus cuÑados se enteraron por las noticias de la tragedia y que inicialmente no creyeron que se trato tara de un miembro de la familia. >>> vÍ voy otro momento en seattle. fue a vivir a forth worth tengas. de comida tailandesa. vivÍamos juntos compartiamos la casa Íbamos a fiestas. dicen que pasaba horas jugando en el computador. mataba gente

pick up your radio, tell the marina residents shelter in place. don't go to your staging area out in the marina green. shelter in place. that may be one of your options. choose a room with no windows, as few as possible. pick a room with toilet, water, phone, have it large enough for family members. precut plastic with duct tape. there should be a law. have your disaster kit in that room, have snacks available for kids. turn off the hvac, heating, ventilation air conditioning units because you don't want to be blowing in or sucking in the vapor cloud outside. fireplace, close the dampers and seal off your shelter in place room by using duct tape and terms of the emergency alert system. listen to the radio. that's it. do not try to call the school, try to pick up your children because do you want to leave the area? no, you want to shelter in place. people own pets. do not risk your safety for pets. in summary, it is likely you are at an incident that may be involved with bnice, your safety is the most important. limit your time, get your distance a

the marina is in this area here. you can correlate the advancement of the shoreline of san francisco with the potential for liquefaction. >> it is a perfect example. it is all sold and liquefaction. >> treasure island is unique. it was originally developed to be the location of the world fair with the understanding that once it was finished, that would become the location of san francisco international airport. it is 11,000 feet long. in those days, the thought that was more than enough to land any conceivable airplane. they thought it was ideal. they said that we have all kinds of sand out in the bay from the sacramento river. we will take the stand out of the bay and create this island. the sand is loose and below the water. it liquefied in 1957. it liquefied in 1989 during the loma prieta. it was similar to what happened in the marina. >> as they move along and developed treasure island, the developer also has to provide stabilization programs. >> the sand has to be strengthened so that it will not liquefy. the bu

>>> casado. >>> tu mujer es como alma o marina? >>> alma es la mujer perfecta, mi mujer a la hora de enamorarme era una alma. pero ahora estÁ sacando las uÑas. >>> no dejes que se transforme. >>> alma es la mujer ideal. comparte con uno. >>> y bueno, tiene el amor para compartir. >>> me gusta en este caso vemos una mujer tranquila, que sirve al hombre que se preocupa. >>> sÍ, aparte, y Él dijo que la mujer de Él al principio era asÍ, y ahora le saca las uÑas, le quiero preguntar por quÉ, es por ella, o serÁ que Él no estÁ compensando. me gusta, me gusta alma, es demasiado. ojo. >>> si, vamos con el equipo de marina. tu nombre? >>> andy. >>> quÉ te atrae mÁs de mujeres como marina de la "la tempestad". >>> creo que esa pregunta estÁ equivocada. >>> ¿por quÉ?>>> que no me atraerÍa de una mujer como esta. >>> bella es. ximena navarrete. >>> sÍ. es ximena navarrete. >>> que de latigazos. >>> sÍ. >>> me pasa la mano. >>> si te da latigazos. >>> si me pasa la mano, que me de. >>> que le pegue. te gustan que te controle

no estÁ sola marina. >>> con quiÉn anda? >>> no estÁ sola. >>> ok. >>> no hay magola. >>> alan. >>> no se pierda la "la tempestad", a las 9/8 centro por univisiÓn. >>> sÍ seÑores. ahora sÍ, ahora si. vamos a hablar de la novela, "que bonito amor". ♪. ♪. ♪ "que bonito amor ". ♪. >>> en el capÍtulo de anoche de "que bonito amor", vimos que don justo confesÓ no tener dinero ni un centavo para sacar del hospital a sus seres queridos. >>> mientras las horas de jorge alfredo en la cÁrcel estan contadas, aquÍ las escenas del capÍtulo de anoche. francisca dale play. >>> se me cayÓ el viejo. >>> piensas algo don justo. quÉ sucede, dÍganos. >>> no tengo dinero para pagar el hospital. mis tarjetas de crÉdito fueron rechazadas, y mientras no pague, pues no me voy a poder llevar a ninguna de las tres. >>> tanto marÍa como jorge alfredo son parte de la manada, como dirÍa el coloso, estamos con ellos, no? con ustedes en las buenas y en las malas. >>> de verdad fernando, la situaciÓn ya la tengo resuelta. >>> cÓmo

las autoridades lo identificaron como aarÓn alexis, tenÍa 34 aÑos y estuvo en la reserva de la marina de estados unidos a partir de mayo del 2007. el enero del 2011 fue separado no se revelaron los motivos. de acuerdo con un vocero militar, nunca estuvo in activo y se desempeÑo como electricista de aviaciÓn. su domicilio mÁs reciente en el Área de forth worth texas. > el que fuera su compaÑero de apartamento asegura que se fue hace 4 meses para trabajar como contratista privado en washington dc >la policÍa de new york fue a un domicilio en brooklyn. >>> en nombre de la familia el qu safado de alexis ofreciÓ disculpas a los familiares de las vÍctimas. nunca dio seÑales que debÍa ser vigilado la padre y hermana de alexis seÑalÓ estÁn destrozadas. tenÍa una pistola y un permiso para portar armas de fuego. en 2009, aarÓn alexis enfrento un cargo en forth worth cuando una mujer que vivÍa en su edificio reportÓ a la policÍa que su vecino en m departamento inferior disparÓ su arma y la bala traspasÓ su piso. la mujer dijo a la policÍa que habÍa tenido problemas con alex

en estos momentos personal de la marina armada de mÉxico entrega ayuda humanitaria agente. alrededor de la parte turÍstica de los nuevos dativo yos en esta paerd de acapulco. hoy la secretaria de gobernaciÓn en mÉxico confirmÓ la muerte de 80 personas. por el paso de manuel nuestro recorrido hasta la ciudad de acapulco. al estar aislada por tierra y por aire. >>> camino con usted para no pierda su lugar en la fila. >>> como 3 dÍas aproximadamente y tenemos unas 8 horas aquÍ ¿que tan organizadas estÁn las osas?. >>> estÁ un poco complicada la situaciÓn es critica. y ya no tenemos nada. no hay comida, ya, nada. y ahorita nos dijeron eso. empieza a caer un poco de lluvia en este momento. y que ahora vemos que regresa y es lo que pudo encontrar joaquÍn fuentes. >>> 4 dÍas despuÉs, pa sÁbasando a poco. no tuvimos ni para los huevos. es una de las cientos de personas que el agua arrastrada. 80 aviones son in en suficientes para trasladar a 40.000 turistas atrapados por las lluvias. >>> estamos desde ayer y no podemos salir y llega gente que vienen en carros de lujo

this is webster at filbert street in the marina. around san francisco odd buildings abound and this thing is in somebody's backyard and all over we see the incremental development and they have a porch and rail and walls up and here we have in somebody's backyard a fence that has become a wall and now fully occupied. >> it's a green house. >> and next year living quarters and pretty soon a manufacturing facility. lam bar lombard strd this building has contentious past and the owners want to lift it up and put a story underneath and the reason they want to lift it up throughout the city street elevations have been adjusted and as the streets get improved and the city heights don't get adjusted and many driveways go down into the garage. >> or windows below the street that makes no sense. >> and the streets of elevated and graded and of course the building settles but not that must have and the original flow of the thi-- floor of the build. >> i of in the building. >> me too. >> you are looking at the second floor now. >> the first fl

correspondent marina portman. well u.s. military strikes on syria may have been averted at least for the time being however the civil war on the ground continues with the conflict only escalating in recent days case in point darius a suburb of damascus that has been completely abandoned by its residents now the only people remaining are army soldiers and rebel fighters archies maria for notion of is on the ground in syria and brings us this report. an islander is just a few kilometers from the central damascus it used to be a nice and beautiful very picturesque town where the population of up to three hundred thousand people but it's been torn by clashes between the governmental forces and the rebels rebels two years now the result you can see everything is ruined the residents left the only people we can meet here either the army all the militants. fighting against i guess i can't take it all now we're going with the army to one of their operations. derivates cells of the capital is sponsoring a powerful militant belt arou

don't also the things including the olympic village is so look at an apple built by them as well as a marina to pretty much half of the complex a gang on hand i managed to catch up with the deputy general i dread to all the company us to only going to be able to make any money on these investment i can join right now but i enjoy ellison from basic element out we're going to be talking just now about your project here we know we've got the olympic village that we're now working through i've been working on the airport refurbishing it as well as the marina to a total cost of one point four billion dollars i believe are you going to get your money back on this of course we will you know we'd be doing the for for a long time you know we've been involved in different infrastructure projects and this one is very special you know and of course it's very special because it has the skill and the angle and the projects were doing which is in airports olympic village and the marina you know they're not just commercial projects per se they also have this social and olympic angle it's kind of a p.p.p. ty

hicimos un vuelo con la marina y constatamos el daÑo. al menos varios turistas siguen varados. >>> la gente no trae dinero, ya quiere regresar a sus trabajos. y dicen que no pueden ayudar. >>> estamos atrapados, buscando formas para salir, porque tenemos trabajo y estamos preocupados. y en el hotel no hay agua, no hay nada. >>> en este momento la marina harÁ un sobrevuelo por la zona afectada donde dijeron que hay personas atrapadas. y que se encuentran arriba de sus casas. desde el aire se observa los destrozos de manuel, y miles de personas se encuentran arriba de sus casas pidiendo ayuda. >>> todas las cosas se echaron al lodo. no sirven. >>> hasta el momento se reportaron varias personas que perdieron la vida, entre ellos menores de edad, y en uno de ellos un equipo de fÚtbol de sordomudos pide ayuda. >>> todos limpiaron el espacio donde estamos para que no estÉ suciÓ, la basura la echamos en bolsa. >>> explicaron que en las proeximas horas sacaran a los turistas varados, ya que las carreteras se encuentran blob a bloqueadas. >>>

it has to scale and angle and the projects were doing which is in airports olympic village and the marina you know they're not just commercial projects per se they also have this social olympic angle it's kind of a p.p.p. type projects you know the public private partnership thing where the government is helping us a lot with different structure you know for example in the seaports you know we have invested over six billion rubles which is roughly two hundred million dollars into the project however the government also have built have invested almost acquired some of the same amount of money in order to build the infrastructure support for that and if the return doesn't come argument's sake do you think there's going to be some punishment that he's going to beat. you know i don't think it's a it's a not a blaming game you know we we're not looking for anyone to blame if we turn doesn't come the government wants to see that investors do complete the obligation and you see here you know you know the olympic village you know this nice building is already standing ready to you know except a f

anyone in the marina in 89? >> if you were in the main portion, the ground excelleration was 90 percent. if you way 100 pounds, the pound moved with 9 pounds. if the hay ward fault goes off, most of san francisco will feel 20 to 25 percent, the marina which will shake 30 percent. so if the hay ward fault goes off, san francisco will shake 3 or 4 times harder than in 89 and twice as long. >> the haward fault has return cycles plus or minus 10 for the last 140 years. the last was 1868. we are 140 years since the last haward fault went off. so, i would say, it's pretty likely it won't slip within the next 10 years. that will give you ground shakesing 3 to 4 times as last time. >> we have, pat and i and i couple of other people have run a program how to prepare in your life and home with problems related to an earthquake. that's not what our discussion is today. it's more of a global policy issues. one is proximity to the fault. how certain are geo technical engineering that the actual proximity of the fault is in f

village that we're now working through i've been working on the air refurbishing it as well as the marina to. a total cost of one point four billion dollars i believe are you going to get your money back unless of course we will you know will be doing the for for a long time you know we've been involved in different infrastructure projects and this one is very special you know and of course it's very special because it has this olympic angle and the projects were doing which is an airport olympic village and the marina you know they're not just commercial projects per se they also have this social in olympic angle it's kind of a p.p.p. type projects you know the public private partnership thing where the government is helping us a lot with the structure you know for example in the seaports you know we have invested over six billion rubles which is roughly two hundred million dollars into the project however the government also have built have invested almost acquired some of the same amount of money in order to build the all the infrastructure support for that and if the return doesn't co

all sorts of things including the olympic village is so good at an airport built by them as well as a marina to pretty much haul for the complex gang on hand i managed to catch up with the deputy general director of the company in a us to all they going to be able to make any money on these investments i came doing right now but i enjoy ellison from basic element out we're going to be talking just now about your project here we know we've got the olympic village that we're now working through i've been working on the airport refurbishing it as well as the marina to a total cost of one point four billion dollars i believe are you going to get your money back unless of course we will you know we'd be doing the poor for a long time you know we've been involved in different infrastructure projects and this one is very special you know and of course it's very special because it has the skill and angle the projects were doing which is an airport olympic village and the marina you know they're not just commercial projects per se they also have this social in olympic angle it's kind of a p.p.p. type

all sorts of things including the olympic village it's so good an airport built by them as well as a marina to pretty much half of the complex going on here and i managed to catch up with the deputy general address. to all the company in a us to all they going to be able to make any money on these investment i came doing right now but i enjoy ellison from basic element out we're going to be talking just now about your project here we know we've got the olympic village that we're now working through i've been working on the airport refurbishing it as well as the marina to a total cost of one point four billion dollars i believe are you going to get your money back unless of course we will you know we'll be doing that for for a long time you know we've been involved in different infrastructure projects and this one is very special you know and of course it's very special because it has this olympic angle and the projects were doing which is an airport olympic village and the marina you know they're not just commercial projects per se they also have this social and olympic angle it's kind of a

this is already coming to you live from the russian capital marina joshie welcome to the program now obama is also struggling to gather international support for strikes against syria the issue has divided world leaders at the g. twenty summit now in its second day in st petersburg well we'll bring you full coverage on those talks in russia's northern capital here on r.t. . worries the shape is our g. twenty studio in the same bit as work with all the very latest updates on what's going on at the summit. over to rory well to tell us what's happening there is it's a very very busy day was just her president put in addressing the members of the media so talk us through the highlights. well certainly i should say before that marina we're currently on standby for the american president obama it's his turn to address the delegates and of course the media and the press at the g. twenty so any moment we're going to cross live to the american president though he was preceded by as you said marina a lot of the russian president vladimir putin addressing those at the g. twenty before i can giv

el pentÁgono pidiÓ una revision global de las instalaciones de la armada y de la infanterÍa de la marina. la investigaciÓn policiaca determinÓ... en este momento creemos que aarÓn alexis, actÚo solo. el fbi agregÓ que alexis llevaba una escopeta cuando entrÓ al edificio 197 donde tuvo lugar la masacre. la comprÓ legalmente en virginia, un dÍa antes del ataque. tuvo acceso a una pistola una vez que ingresÓ al edificio. las autoridades de berna aclarar como alexis de 34 aÑos convertido en contratista de sistemas de computadoras, para la empresa the experto. a pesar que su pasado incluÍa 2 arrestos relacionados a arma de fuego. 2004 y 2010 #. en ningÚn de los casos fue sentenciado. 8 reportes como reservista de la armada. asÍ todo otorgaron una licencia honorable. ademÁs, buscÓ ayuda sicologica, en hospitales. para veteranos. se ignoraron varias seÑales de alarma, dice. >>> creo que es dÉbil yo creo que necesitamos mÁs seguridad, en los portones. y necesitamos mÁs inspecciones, porque ahora mismo, realmente nosotros no deberÍamos tener ese tipo de incidentes. >>> un repo