something like that this a list of set of electrical codes from 1984 the building code are not much bigger and after 84 years of disaster and input if the public in 1984 san francisco decided to adopt a building code and that was fine except for san francisco has a long history for years of developing their own solutions to they're specific problems of zero lot lines and at all skinny buildings and fire spread and earthquake resistance that kind of thing they amended the building code to carry forward those first 84 years and thirty years later a single group of code this big on my desk a it has grown with improvements in california they adopted a planning code for codes and international co-counsel codes and they adopted the model codes by state law and did the same thing as san francisco incorporate california's specific laws in the code they take the codes and add the information they need to be workingable in california and, of course, san francisco did the same thing to that group of codes so this happens ever 3 years and bring in the new codes we're required to enforce those c

he is not qualified to know the code. he can't be trusted. >> vice president joe biden making the case against donald trump and in so doing he as vice president has the nuclear football. if you are president or vice president, the nuclear codes are never more than a few feet away. vice president appeared in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania in this joint appearance with hillary clinton. this appearance had been postponed because of certain various news events and finally came together today. because this was hardscrabble scranton, pennsylvania, the hometown of joe biden and also the hometown of hillary clinton's dad, she spent a lot of time there as a kid, because pennsylvania's considered a background state, because pennsylvania is considered a background state because of blue collar white people in parts of the state like scranton, i think there was a lot of expectation today this biden-clinton event would be oo blue collar white people event and focuses on what the campaign sees as hard core middle class working a

>>item 58 is awienerordinance amending the fire code and the housing code to require building owners provide tenants with an annual written notice of smoke alarm requirements and require building owners file a statement of compliance with annual fire alarm testing and inspection requirements every two years; amending the fire code and building code to require building owners to upgrade existing fire alarm systems by july 1, 2021, or upon completion of $50,000 or more of construction work, whichever occurs earlier; amending the building code to require owners of apartment houses damaged by fire to submit an action plan to the city within 30 days of the fire and requiring owners of buildings in group r occupancies with six or more units to install fire blocks in open accessible attics when performing $50,000 or more of construction work; affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act; making findings under the california health and safety code; and directing the clerk of the board of supervisors to forward this ordinance to the californ

>>item 58 is awienerordinance amending the fire code and the housing code to require building owners provide tenants with an annual written notice of smoke alarm requirements and require building owners file a statement of compliance with annual fire alarm testing and inspection requirements every two years; amending the fire code and building code to require building owners to upgrade existing fire alarm systems by july 1, 2021, or upon completion of $50,000 or more of construction work, whichever occurs earlier; amending the building code to require owners of apartment houses damaged by fire to submit an action plan to the city within 30 days of the fire and requiring owners of buildings in group r occupancies with six or more units to install fire blocks in open accessible attics when performing $50,000 or more of construction work; affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act; making findings under the california health and safety code; and directing the clerk of the board of supervisors to forward this ordinance to the californ

. >> is there anything in the code that encourages art -- >> part of the planning code has things for art depending on the size of the project and we open everyone would do it on their own and enjoy it. >> this is fantastic. >> i mean one of the interesting things and the mission bay and that obviously the mission is a really rich place to find murals but that a lot of what gets called the mission school in the art world today came out of people who really were very interested and celebrated old signs and cataloged them and encorporated them into their work and several artists and from their early work went around the mission and sketching the old signs and the hand painting them and doing them in their art work and the relationship between signs and art is close in the mission. >> is there a general rule for regulating signs over businesses and interferes with the residential area above? >> you're not allowed to have signs blocking the windows. >> and the specific requirement says that you can't blocked required windows but you're talking about a big bright light that flaws flashes a

compliant for the building code for services costs accrued pursuant to code violation. >> today it is conducted to objections to a report of the diligent charges for the costs submitted by the director of department of building inspection for diligent charges for code compliant violations and associated fees pursuant to the provisions of building code to let's open this hearing first, we will hear from the department mr. and then davidson is here to present. >> good afternoon supervisor breed and board members. >> these are mediums a and then the inspector, next item. >> with the department of building inspection we have a 22 year before the board with the imposition of liens previously transmitted with the report of diligent charges june 20, 2016, the department has two in house hearings for the property owners to discuss the on and on charges the department appreciate our support and approving the report of diligent charges was for po for the department of building inspection and like to thank angela and on the support staff for all your help. >> colleagues, any questions seeing non

let's talkbout code to spire. ts is trying--you're trying to bridge that education gap but you're also trying to get more girls into coding. which again, we said this at the beginning of the interview, that is not easy for anyone. so what's the mission here on your part? fereshte: sure. so i founded code to inspire in january 2015 and the reason that i founded is that as a--as a woman who was really involved in technology, as a student, as a computer science student, and when i became a mentor in my faculty, and then when i went back after i mastered and i taught as a computer science professor for almost 3 years in computer science faculty, i saw a lot of challenges especially for women in tech. definitely in case of looking at the tech market in afghanistan, it's not a huge market for women. and if a women wants to find a job employment especially in technology, again, the culture issues, the social barriers the safety security, all these reasons make the women not to be able to travel from one city to another c

let's talkbout code to spire. ts is trying--you're trying to bridge that education gap but you're also trying to get more girls into coding. which again, we said this at the beginning of the interview, that is not easy for anyone. so what's the mission here on your part? fereshte: sure. so i founded code to inspire in january 2015 and the reason that i founded is that as a--as a woman who was really involved in technology, as a student, as a computer science student, and when i became a mentor in my faculty, and then when i went back after i mastered and i taught as a computer science professor for almost 3 years in computer science faculty, i saw a lot of challenges especially for women in tech. definitely in case of looking at the tech market in afghanistan, it's not a huge market for women. and if a women wants to find a job employment especially in technology, again, the culture issues, the social barriers the safety security, all these reasons make the women not to be able to travel from one city to another c

informational proposal to amend the planning code for article 7 and clarify and simplify the code language and others protection riverside the conditional use authorization for the irving carnell and commercial district and the controls for the conditional use authorization for medical cannabis dispensary nearing and for the conditional use authorization services on the second floor in the carville and n judah neighborhood district liveable streets the candles and discussion and possible action aaron starr at the san francisco planning department. >> good afternoon. i'm aaron starr aaron starr, manager, legislative affairs. could i i'll talk about the code reorganization project that is phase two of that project the project was initiated in 2013 seems to restructure the planning code so it is easier to understand and use this is accomplished by the consistency to the code and the definitions phase one was adopted by the board of supervisors on go february 10th of 2015 and signed by the mayor on february 20th phase two focuses an article 7 of the planning department and fattens an article 8

compliant for the building code for services costs accrued pursuant to code violation. >> today it is conducted to objections to a report of the diligent charges for the costs submitted by the director of department of building inspection for diligent charges for code compliant violations and associated fees pursuant to the provisions of building code to let's open this hearing first, we will hear from the department mr. and then davidson is here to present. >> good afternoon supervisor breed and board members. >> these are mediums a and then the inspector, next item. >> with the department of building inspection we have a 22 year before the board with the imposition of liens previously transmitted with the report of diligent charges june 20, 2016, the department has two in house hearings for the property owners to discuss the on and on charges the department appreciate our support and approving the report of diligent charges was for po for the department of building inspection and like to thank angela and on the support staff for all your help. >> colleagues, any questions seeing non

in addition, and other mental health branch we also have a code enforcement then inspects sros for code enforcement and habitability. so over the last three years the entire mental health branch was talking about ways to convene stakeholders to mitigate disease and issues with tenants. disease and injuries and as i was good at the same time the whole commission started talking about food security in sros. so we came together and presented some of the work that we've been doing. we realized, because of the complicating factors about expanding food security within sros that included building conditions, vector control and supportive services, we were kind of take these two processes into different directions. so the san francisco food security task force did a very specific survey of residents of sros around food access and we decided to take a very broad approach. just looking at all the different policies that can really improve the health of tenants. our goal of this project was to achieve better health for sro residents through public policy. so that's and what brought us here today.

the vertical edition is one of percent within the code. they have notched every single setback accordingly including the template notch beginning at 30 feet from the rear property line. >> this thing has lost its >> commissioner moore >> i want to stay one more time the neighborhood surrounding this project in the pacific avenue corridor, the project in broadway corridor in on cross streets all have noncompliant buildings in there which are by default now being turned into residential will be exacerbate density developed residential patterns which don't benefit from properly designing residential which fits this is a great sparrow this could be well developed with training carried on the existing building and creating something which indeed braces for looking attitude towards residential densification which is this particular project does not get their attack is a good architect at the questions about its. however, what this project is entirely designed as maximizing an envelope including some lingering questions that we from a policy poin

codes cannot be shared by students or used more than once per course either. without the code, you are not going to pass the cls. it is a guaranteed fail but the companies say they're saving studen is if you buy the digital version of the book instead of a phical textbook- the access code still sold separately. it is like 160 dollars to $140 dollars between the digital and the physical textbook. students say--there is an issue with digital textbooks-- you cannot physically hold them or int any of the pages you get to use it for a se andthen usually you get locked out like after the semester en so you don't have it anymore favre exhibit.where it just opened and when you can get in. and -- nba connection.what local city is trying to bring in your packers extra... the packers hall of fame is unveiling a new exhibit showcasing legendary one display will look back at his n-f-l cord 297 consecutive starts, and another will feature the exact lockerfavre used up until the 2003 lambeau field renovation. the exhibit is part of the packers hall of fame... located.. in the lambeau field atrium. pa

informational proposal to amend the planning code for article 7 and clarify and simplify the code language and others protection riverside the conditional use authorization for the irving carnell and commercial district and the controls for the conditional use authorization for medical cannabis dispensary nearing and for the conditional use authorization services on the second floor in the carville and n judah neighborhood district liveable streets the candles and discussion and possible action aaron starr at the san francisco planning department. >> good afternoon. i'm aaron starr aaron starr, manager, legislative affairs. could i i'll talk about the code reorganization project that is phase two of that project the project was initiated in 2013 seems to restructure the planning code so it is easier to understand and use this is accomplished by the consistency to the code and the definitions phase one was adopted by the board of supervisors on go february 10th of 2015 and signed by the mayor on february 20th phase two focuses an article 7 of the planning department and fattens an article 8

. >>> and still ahead, cracking the code. why some promising students are landing high paying jobs in just a dozen weeks without going >>> it was a ruling te making a denied bail to the man at the center of one of the last remaining criminal cases from the dot com era. we reported that the founder of converse technology was coming to the u.s. to face the music after a decade in africa. today, he was in court and scot. >> kobi alexander spent the last ten years fighting extraditio o counts, but now, hise t music. he pleaded guilty to a single count of securities fraud and said he regrets his conduct. then, his attorneys as million g his sentencing, but the u.s. district judge would have none of it. noting he was the judge who signed the original arrest warrant for alexander back in 2006. spare me, he said. i wasn'tt kobi alexander's intelligence and guile are clear indications that he can't be trusted. benjamin brafman is his attorney. >> we are bitterly disappointed with the's z decision, but he's the judge and i'm not. >> wh

but, you know, what does this dress code say? she was dragd dressed. >> it says nothing about skin, you can't have any gang-related activity on your shirt or racist or disimthatter to or guns. >> this security guard was on a power trip, people are walking in swimsuits in the establishment. >> absolutely, i read that she was quoted in a magazine stating a guy walked in next to her with a see through tank top is his nipples showing he went in. security said it is different, he is a man, are a woman. >> because he was staring at her cleavage. >> i think, she is making a way bigger deal out of this, everyone has a cause these days. >> thank you rohan. >> chasing a story, a key figure in bridgegate debacle. this time jamie foxx. >> former head of department of transportation, he did the perp walk today. >> the summer of perp walks, talking about people connected with governor chris christie, and bridgegate scandal, today it was jame y fox's turn. connected to his time as a lobbyist for united airline, fox had little to say, i asked ab

francisco administrative code section 67.10 (d) (1) (ambrose) existing litigation stacey a. lawrence v. city and county of san francisco, et al san francisco superior court no.: cgc-14-542269 city attorney file no.: 151275 20. conference with legal counsel pursuant to california government code section 54956.9 (d) (1) and san francisco administrative code section 67.10 (d) (1) (ambrose) existing litigation civil service employees insurance co. v. city and county of san francisco san francisco superior court no.: cgc-14-538389pursuant to california government code section 54956.9 (d) (1) and san francisco administrative code section 67.10 (d) (1) (ambrose) >>and items 23 through 25 will not be heard today. >>thank you. are there any public comment on the closed session items? >>[indecipherable] >>we have to learn about our earthquake issues. we have proceeded in these kind of ways and they say they don't understand that there are understandings that they have to clarify on this request. i think there would be a lot of problems for getting an officer in city hall and, to [inau

informational proposal to amend the planning code for article 7 and clarify and simplify the code language and others protection riverside the conditional use authorization for the irving carnell and commercial district and the controls for the conditional use authorization for medical cannabis dispensary nearing and for the conditional use authorization services on the second floor in the carville and n judah neighborhood district liveable streets the candles and discussion and possible action aaron starr at the san francisco planning department. >> good afternoon. i'm aaron starr aaron starr, manager, legislative affairs. could i i'll talk about the code reorganization project that is phase two of that project the project was initiated in 2013 seems to restructure the planning code so it is easier to understand and use this is accomplished by the consistency to the code and the definitions phase one was adopted by the board of supervisors on go february 10th of 2015 and signed by the mayor on february 20th phase two focuses an article 7 of the planning department and fattens an article 8

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and particularly the slope protection act on the different measures but what we have in the code for areas that fall under the landed slides or areas stuff like that and a lot of that become because of previous incidents when i read the brief yesterday, i immediately contacted the dbi engineer and mr. you was very helpful and given me a couple of responses i'd like to show you those first of all, if i could have the overhead please so this is a typical screen shot of permanent tracking system dbi and you put in the block the address over here i've cycled it a little box that says restriction. >> sorry. >> make that beggar. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> thank you. >> - when you go into the restriction you click on that it brings up the block allowed again, the addresses i'm sorry - >> get this bigger fortunately it says landslide program if you're a member of the public that is something you need to be aware of in the building code then in section one 06 a if i could have the overhead again so this is the section the slope protection act so it - there are several paragraphs i've highlighted th

of the planning code. recently it's come to our attention some of the community would preferably maintain the eighth unit from the previous original proposal. if this is also the consensus of the commission and a parking exception can be printed as part of the approval process, we can work with staff to maintain the extra or envelope as proposed in the current design were to get the eighth unit back into the interior design. however, as we have to remove the primary stair access from the sixth floor to avoid casting shadow on the helen will spark it will acquire finessing that the lower floors requires consultation with fire and pediatrics at the for the integration of the eighth unit be handled at the staff level after the granting of the conditional use if that is the desire of the commission and suck it thank you for your consideration am available for questions. >> thank you. opening it up to public comment? >> good evening. i first want to thank commissioner antonini first 12 years service on this com

and having penalties that are sufficient to disincentivizes the violation of the code a case before you the aau case the huge number of violations that go book back with no apparent concern of the violations where the rigorous enforcement of the code is relevant. >> next speaker, please. >> so my name is silvia johnson. in this issue the file number 151274 has been i don't have time to explain and this district for the proposals of voters for charter city and city and county san francisco for elections has been no quality act as far as planning codes that has in departments in determinations and actions of you know proposals of charters and no quality act and this is why i'm saying that has been a charter mixed on filings there is no reason on that than this program as your processing and in san francisco for voters this charter 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 7, 8, 9 always been marked out on process for an old conversation and this is where we're you know our abilities have been thrown out and these issues of have nothing on this is - >> and this is where there's been a lot of problems on bus

. >> he must pay for it and use the code in other words, he is paying to do homework. >> the codes themselves cost at least $100. >> it gives them online access to digital learning systems. you can watch videos and take quizzes. >> so basically your homework and quizzes are held hostage because you have to pay that your >> yes. >> developed by once traditional textbook companies, are being called the future of the textbook industry. >> you can access your homework anywhere. >> many think that it is price gouging if they require both. >> when you're done with the book, you can try to come to there's not a new addition out. but when it comes to online codes that come in the books there is no selling them back. >> they cannot be shared or used more than once per course. >> without the code you won't pass the class. >> but they say that they are saving the students money if you buy the digital version instead of a physical textbook. the access code is sold separately. >> it is like $160-$140 the digital and the physical textbook. >> they say that there is an issue with digital textbooks. you can'

the this security researcher says thieves can put devices like these under cars to capture the unlock code from a key fob and break in. >> when the criminal returns to the vehicle, they can take this device, press the button and unlock the vehicle. >> reporter: in response to the houston heist, fiat chrysler asking owners to make sure their vehicles are in a locked. >> if somebody has the technology to take your car, there's not a whole lot you can do about it. >> reporter: they say they're investigating whether employees could be selling access to a master database of codes. criminals can match the codes to vin numbers printed on the door and program their own key fobs to drive away. nick and linzie? >> scary. >> they say you should -- those old fashion clubs on the steering wheel, that's a good idea. i have a junkie car. i've had my windows broken. >> that's ridiculous. >> i had my windows broken from people trying to get stuff. if they want to go in, fine, don't break my window, and no one is going to steal my car. it's junk. >> i feel like i learned a lot about you. >>> coming up, the

a 414 area code. that's milwaukee, wisconsin. we have a large amount of girls being brought down to chicagoland area and are being pimped out. okay. i'm sorry, what did you say? >> with his backup in place outside the hotel, anton calls for anastasia's room number. >> 405? call to door 5. okay. >> she said call to door 5. she didn't give me a room number yet. she said, pull to door 5. you guys copy? >> 10-4. door 5. >> we're not going to know what room he's in. >> when i go in, i'm going to keep my phone on. keep it on so you guys can hear me, where i'm going, all right? >> the team converges at door 5 to wait for anastasia. >> i've talked to her twice, actually three times now, and i got a feeling of what she is, but i still don't know until i open that door what's going to happen. what i'm going to do is take off my star. i got to take off my gun, too, because i'm not going to be armed when i go in there. >> anton enters the hotel to meet with anastasia. within minutes, he signals that a deal for se

this is a code compliant project. this shouldn't be tarred with the brush of the inadequacy of funding of the eastern neighborhoods plan. even though it is hard to cobble all of these improvements together, i urge you to approve the project and stay with us while we improve the public benefits. thank you. >>thank you. next speaker please. >>good evening.[clears throat] good evening, my name is john-i will make this brief. i appreciate everything that josh has done. they have two of the best architects that they could. so, it is just a marvelous, marvelous plan and i do appreciate other people on potrero hill being critical all the time because maybe if we had a crystal ball we could've done a better job with the eir but the eir was based on what was in place at the time so please approve this project. thank you. >>thank you. next speaker please. >>good evening supervisor my name is janet carbon alley i live in dogpatch and i have that we in dogpatch are asking every developer to provide and most of them do not do the

in my zip code, average life expectancy of 59 years. i run down columbus avenue, they lived 30 years longer. why is that? the study found what i thought was different than other studies -- yes, income is part of it, but there are other factors we sometimes i to our environment, impact our health, and therefore impact our life expectancy. it is more than just mow, you have more money and this person has less money. there are other factors involved. karen: tell us about the factors that play into this zip code discrepancy. there is a lot you couldn't it into the program. >> one thing i thought was very dissing that we didn't get into one, if you don't have a lot of money, that is very stressful to begin with. two, your environment can contribute to your stress and therefore your health. if you don't know how long you will be in her apartment, you are worried about the landlord raising the rent. if you don't have the money to drive someplace you need to go to get an extra test your doctor says you need to get, or if you need to take three

making the tax code more patriotic. right now come of there's lots moving profits and jobs overseas. you will want to change the tax code to reward people in hard-hit communities. that will not be a side point. that will be her single focus. gene sperling, we love having you on. john dickerson tells us his favorite historical campaign stories and talks about his new book which launches this week. ♪ back with our old friend, john dickerson. with a new book today. thank you for sticking around. an incredible array of good stories -- a fantastic read. what is the most relevant story in the book to understand what's happening in 2016? >> wallace in 1968. he tapped into a disappointment with regular, blue-collar workers and the elite. the fancy pants at leeds all these decisions that you pay for and we are not going to stand for it anymore. that wallace -- the voters always said he speaks his mind. said things other people weren't. mark: you get into one of the most enduring mysteries -- outside the union command announcin

max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill o'reilly sighs]