item b is 2550 webster street on landmark and it's historically known as the bore mansion. if you take into account this miles from the application packet can i get the screen up. you'll see we're at this line of the application process when is between september 1st and the end of the year that includes you and with our approval will go to the board of supervisors. the miles act we'll go through a description of all 3 properties. it authorizes local governments to enter into owners with private historic properties with reduction in their property taxes the contract are reutilized every year. they must be designated on the national register. they must be worth $5 million. the 3 plagues before you today were submitted to the planning department were submitted on may 1st ace been forwarded to the assessor and property tax evaluation. the evaluation is for every property and the assessor offices are working for the evaluation of all properties. this was exhibit d and c for the webster street property. the evictions will be approveed. the article 11 building the historic archite

moving into webster street the 3 story building was built in 1896 when was president of the water company. at the time of its application the property was under $3 million and the renovation plan was work to replace the roofing and structural reimbursement and no changes to the youth or the configuration of the building. along with the exterior masonry doors and windows the department staff recommends the approval to the board of supervisors. for the following items the building is under the historic process. the department finds the contract to be appropriate in keeping with the secretary of the interior standards and lastly is item c-3960 the contributor to the landmark district it was built in 1871 pits currently valued under the $3 million threshold and to make seismic improvements to the historic property. the maintenance plan involves annual inspections and windows and glazing and roof. the department staff recommends the approval to the board of supervisors for this contracted based on the following items it's a designated historic resource under article 10 of the planning code and

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david webster is the archaeologist who excavated much of the noble's house. this man probably had about 200 to 300 people who were dependent on him in some way, including his wives, his brothers, his political retainers, his economic specialists, living in this patio group and the other patio groups. they're buried here. there are about 250 or 300 burials here. which are the people who were his dependents. and essentially what this is is an elaborate household. keach: the maya noble could support his household because he controlled the rich farmland surrounding the compound. the land was so fertile it could produce a surplus which fed the noble's dependents, including specialists like the artisan, who were not themselves farmers. this was the basis of the economic system of the elites in ancient copan. for the noble, the system worked well. the more dependents he controlled, the more powerful he appeared. but the system also created a problem. what was he to do with such a large family of elites ? i suspect that one of the things is what do you do with these

four painters were arrested at webster and 49th. one was ordered off a ladder. the robbers took their cell phones, their wallets, and other items. the victims were not hurt. they ran next door to ask a neighbor for help. >> we called 911 and literally, within five minutes, oakland police was here while i was on the phone with 911. >> the suspects were last seen driving south on webster, possibly a maroon colored car. anyone with information is asked to call the oakland police. >>> among two men killed in a crash in oakland early this morning. a mangled mess is all that was left. the chp says 30-year-old, thomas howard, was driving more than 100 miles per hour when he lost control. his car hit a big rig and went over the plead january and hit two cars driving the opposite direction. the other driver hasn't been identified as zang long lu. howard was released by the falcons last week. he spent five seasons with the team. >> bart and union representatives met today to determine just how much m a contract dispute could end up costing. it was a mistake. its negotiati

they were painting a home on webster and 49th in oakland and had just finished lunch break when two robbers show up, one with a gun the robbers took the painters cell phones and wallets, afterwards they ran next door to ask a neighbor for help. >> we called 911 and within i want to say 5 minutes oakland police was here while i was still on the phone with 911. >> suspects were last seen driving south on webster possibly a maroon colored car there is a $2,500 reward. >>> turkeys may have finally figured it out. butter ball says there is a shortage of big birds this year because the toms are not eating. so they won't be plump enough by thanksgiving. they expect to ship half of their usual supply of turkeys over 16 pounds you can get a frozen one. butter ball is the nations biggest turkey supplier. >>> gluten free diets are all the rage these days. lots of people claim they feel better and can think more clearly. we wanted to know is it all in their head or is there really something to it? >> reporter: what do miley cyrus and the pilsbury dough boy have in common. both are gluten free. gluten f

archaeologist david webster. webster: suppose i came into this stadium a week, or even a century, after all the people left. how would i figure out what happened here ? what this arena was used for ? this is the dilemma facing archaeologists. symbols are of fundamental importance in understanding any human culture because they're so laden with meaning. but they're not very durable, and even if we find them, often we can't decode them. in this case, though, i'm in luck because of this -- writing. writing is a set of graphic symbols that is directly or indirectly related to language. keach: we use writing to convey very specific information, from introducing team members to explaining the referee's hand signals. this detailed guide brings the stadium to life. but archaeology is never this simple. archaeologists rarely find program notes to ancient societies. if writing exists in a society, it usually serves very specific purposes. and like any other kind of symbolic system, it has to be decoded and deciphered. in f

they were painting a home on webster and 49th streets and had just finished a lunch break. two robbers then showed up one with a gun. the robbers took the painters' cell phones and wallets. afterwards, the painters ran next door to ask a neighbor for help. >> called 911 and literally within i want to say five minutes oakland police was here while i was still on the phone with 911. >> the suspects were last seen driving south on webster and possibly a maroon colored car. >>> palo alto is moving towards some of the toughest anti- smoking rules anywhere. kpix 5's andria borba reports the city council voted 8-1 to move forward with a new plan. >> reporter: the corner of ash and california in palo alto about to be butt-free, cigarettes butts that is. the ordinance by the palo alto city council would ban smoking outdoors on california and university avenues two main retail drags in the city. >> i think it's a good idea because i would prefer that the smoke doesn't drift in our store when the doors are open or if i'm eating outside to have someone smoking nearby. >> reporter: evid

merriam webster defines intelligence as the military to learn understand or deal with a new a trying situations the american school system and consequently the american public define intelligence as twenty four hundred thirty six seat four point zero g.p.a. repertoire of a regular unnecessary synonyms the ability to preach without true practice there was that sound where i wanted to conform but as a black boy i was told i was inadequate as a good test taker i was told i wasn't sold i was just a product of ed it pressure from multiplying economic obstacles and racial divides this attracted my motivation but still couldn't excel in a mathematician profession because of my pigment citizen issued oppression always hit the hardest stephanie grace esteem ivy league graduate says blacks are genetically inferior less than whites while ms grace let my three millenniums of african blood in my three decades of american force fit education entered into ingredients for your food for thought i was george mitchell conclusions are primarily reflective of that blacks only comprise thirteen percent of

minion to a school system society that is trying to strip us of a title that we truly deserve mirriam webster defines intelligence as the ability to learn understand or deal with new or trying situ. that is all my people have done so ms grace i know that this is sad he has told you that you are mentally ill and therefore you have the right to die. but on the contrary you assumptions only want to prove that you want mentally inferior we are genetically and simply. amazing thanks for coming and talking about your performance what was the inspiration for intelligence. one always been. my mother and father both completed some college and so really it was the. qualities and characteristics of people beyond what can be seen on a transcript or a resume just my experience with that and also have stephanie grace quoted in the poem saying that blacks were genetically inferior and that she quoted. other types of reports and things like that. try to emphasize the good in a human being and. it's extremely shocking the offense that anyone could actually be saying that at this point in time what kind of eff

minion to a school system society just trying to strip us of a title that we truly deserve mirriam webster defines intelligence as the ability to learn understand or deal with new or trying such. and that is all my people have done so ms grace i know that this is side he has told you that you are mentally ill and therefore you have the right to damn black inferior but on the contrary you assumptions only want to prove that you are mentally inferior and that we are genetically and simply sell idjit. amazing molokai thanks for coming in and talking about your performance what was the inspiration for intelligence. inspiration one always been. my mother and father both completed some college and so really it was just me and the qualities and characteristics and people beyond what can be seen on a transcript or a resume and so just my experience with that and also hearing stephanie grace quoted in the poem saying that blacks were genetically inferior and that she quoted test scores and other types of reports and things like that just made me try to emphasize the good in a human being and not ne

merriam webster defines intelligence as the military to learn understand or deal with new a trying situations the american school system and consequently the american public define intelligence as twenty four hundred thirty six c. four point zero g.p.a. repertoire of a regular unnecessary synonyms the ability to preach without true practice there was that sound where i wanted to conform but as a black boy i was told i was inadequate as a good test taker i was told i wasn't sold i was just a product of ed it pressure from multiplying economic obstacles and racial divides the subtractive my motivation but still could excel in a mathematician profession because of my pigment citizen issued oppression always hit the hardest stephanie grace esteem ivy league graduate says blacks are genetically inferior less than whites while ms grace let my three millenniums of african blood in my three decades of american force fit education efforts wine into ingredients for your food for thought i was george mitchell conclusions are primarily reflective of that blacks only comprise thirteen percent of ivy leagu

. >> on that motion for 22 webster he recommending approval to the board of supervisors (calling names) so moved, commissioners, that motion passes numerous 6 to zero. >> i make the same motion for 6920th street. >> second. >> on that motion for 6920 street for recommendations to the board of supervisors (calling names) snomz. >> commissioners item telephone for case no. 26 at occurring many street requires for approval. >> o1 occurring many street united states mutual bank saving building. >> i'm sorry i'm working on the accelerator - elevator process i ask to be recused. >> commissioner hayes our recused. >> thank you. just as a reminder in its capacity as a certified government they're given me comments on the historic office for their consideration you are about to give the mutual savings building has anyone of the most fascinating cases it's going to end up in a magazine. those structures are largely separate building they have 3 different architecture over one-hundred years the bank building is a 12 steel frame office building and is completed in 1902. it survived the earthquake

into the future. ♪ ♪ ♪ ashley: and it's almost midday on this black friday, i'm ashley webster, it is the last hour of trading on the markets, and we're looking at a sea of green on this black friday. the dow jones industrial average and the s&p 500 are poised, hoe hum, for their eighth consecutive week of gains. the beat dose on, and this would be the longest winning streak for the dow in almost three years and the s&p, almost ten years. the nasdaq on track for its third week of gains, and the russell 2000 on the verge of four consecutive winning weeks. and as you might expect, investors are paying very close attention to black friday sales and the number of people braving frigid temperatures this much of the country to that much up those early deals. there they are waving. their insane. speaking of deals, who's seeing the most holiday shoppers, we've got you covered from coast to coast. robert gray live from carson, california, and rich edson down the street in times square here this new york city. rich, let's start with you. i know you've been busy today helping shoppers find their

webster the rookie out of south florida. took in the third round has been seeing his playing time increase. champ bailey inactive again today that foot not fully recovered. there's champ. two games after missing early part of the season reinjured the foot. third and seven. and a flag is out. >> referee: illegal snap. on the center. five-yard penalty. remains third down. >> jim: it's no play. the break for san diego. >> phil: i guess what they're saying maybe a false start that he faked the snap then did it. you don't hear the call too often illegal snap but it was a good break for the san diego chargers. >> jim: snapped back to him by the back-up rich ohrnbergerer not hardwick. >> phil: right tackle and left tackle now. >> jim: third and 13. the ball is caught by royal. eddie royal. >> phil: philip rivers hung in the pocket he makes a perfect throw. number 11. eddie royal they try to pass it off. chris harris makes a mistake. thinking somebody deep is going to take him, they do but just coming too fast. there's no way you ca

>> it's defined in webster's >> it's defined in webster's dictionary as a slur. dictionary as a slur. the team, representing the the team, representing the nation's capital, should it be nation's capital, should it be called something that offends so called something that offends so many people. many people. that's the key question and how that's the key question and how does the nfl want to represent does the nfl want to represent civility to civility to its -- itself to its its -- itself to its fans? fans? come out and come out and vocally defend its vocally defend its name? name? >> talk about the origin of the >> talk about the origin of the name and the historic name and the historic relationship between the team relationship between the team and native americans. and native americans. >> well, the team has a very, >> well, the team has a very, very strong relationship with very strong relationship with native americans. native americans. going all the way back to going all the way back to 1932, 1932, while the original name of the while the original name of

archaeologist david webster. this person would have been the head of one of the major political subdivisions of the copan political system. he would have been a noble just below the rank of king. he has his own sculptured facades on his buildings. he has a sculptured bench. he's got his own titles. he's able to enjoy altars and status symbols of all kinds in his compound here. he was probably polygynous, probably had a number of wives and concubines. so, he was a very important person indeed and there were probably a number of people like him in this political system who dominated other courtyards with similar political followings. keach: maya society is no longer egalitarian as were the hunter-gatherers. now there are people with more wealth and power than others. one of the consequences of cultural evolution is the creation of social classes. but these nobles did not represent the highest social level in copan society. less than a mile away from the compound lived the kingdom's royal family. this is the acropol

dan webster and i decided to start a bipartisan dinner, a dinner we have no agenda, we just got five republicans and five democrats initially together and we went to dinner and started to get to know each other rubble better. with every subsequent dinner the requirement is the previous attendee has to bring a guest from the opposite party to the next dinner and we are up to 30 or 40 members now, we have gotten to know each other, in fact we have been able to co-sponsor of legislation with a couple republicans who i would never have spoken to otherwise if not for the attendants at that dinner and it has started to make sure we could find a way to find common ground not necessarily on the big issues but a longest distance starts with the first step. i am trying to do my part. some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are as well but we have a ways to go. the other thing that has been fun and built collegiality in congress is after i shared my own breast cancer experience publicly, i started the bipartisan congressional women's softball team. that might seem trivial but the w

webster uldn't get through t pick up mcclter and that's one of the better drives we've seen tonight. al: clock winding down to five minutes to play in the fourth. the pass is ught, but does it come in bound, no. anthony fasano made the catch but could not come down inbounds. >> cris: all he had too was slam his heel down on the other one. onfoot down and that'sretty close. >> al: left town, nope, e rest s out. >> cs: did hit that grou that's a pretty interesting call and andy reid will s let's look athat. >> a certainly worth a challenge. they'll take a peek it upstairs. >> reree: kansas city challenged theass. >> a to the hood. back after this. whoo! moments that hang on ouralls... moments we share with everyone. and ho on to forever. will you be my wife. [ cheering ] nce the day first set sail, millions of them have bn made with us. what will yos be? engine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz wier event is bk, with the perfect vehle that'sust right for you, no matter whi list you're on. [anta ] ho, ho, ho,o! [ male announcer ] get the all-new 2014 cla250 starting at

the internet radio giant is installing a new sign on its webster street headquarters down town. it has been based in oakland since the beginning. in 2005 the company calls tomorrow's unveiling a sign to its commitment to the city. >>> google finally has something to say to us today about its mystery barge on the bay. alan martin has been following this story from the very beginning. >> reporter: as kpix 5 reported the mystery barge docked at treasure island is meant for marketing and selling google products, specifically products such as the wearable computer called google glass. the company statement says google barge a barge housing the last remaining dinosaur? sadly none of the above. we're exploring using it as an interactive space where people can explore new technology. the mayor of san fransisco claims he didn't know anything about the barge. now he says google has extended an invitation. >> we had a conversation with representatives of google to find out. there is an invitation for me to visit, perhaps understand more what they're doing. i might take that opportunity up.

martell webster from the corner, that's good. he had 19 parents. woods takes a two-point lead and wall showing off his defensive skills, imam shumpert thinks he was a basket but, no. swats it away. the wizards win it 98-89. let's move on to college football now. just because the terps are bowl eligible doesn't mean they are going to a bowl game. the acc is already considered a weak conference and having six wins may not be good enough. today they tried to boost their resume against boston college only to be left heartbroken as time expired. last acc home game for maryland and taking on the eagles. fans not so happy in the fourth. terps up by four, but watch bc's chase reddick who will throw to a wide open and nate freese's kick is blocked by the terps, and that is a live football. they are standing around like nothing is about to happen. the terps take it the other way. great play here. a defensive two-point conversion. we're tied at 26. later on in the ball game, two seconds lest, freese on for the game-winning field goal, this one from 52 yards o

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

right near the end of webster street. >> you can learn about sanford cisco bay, the estuary. they have an amazing election of aquariums. a lot of creatures. you can get up close. we have a nature area. it is a great place. they can ask you to trails were there is hiking. you can learn about animals and plants. it is a wonderful spot. you can go further east, and we have the black diamond mines. where there is an actual mine. >> where is that located? >> it is in antioch. >> it was a coal mine and it became a sand mine for glass manufacturing. we restored a section of one of the mine shafts from what it would have looked like when it was a coal mine. people can tour that. the newest visitor center is in the delta. you can learn about the delta. and the whole water system of california. >> it is not that far away. it is in oakley. you can go out there. there are wonderful programs going on. a lot of kayaking opportunities. they also have a scale model of the whole san francisco bay and delta. you can walk across it. you can see how water flows through california. >> it is so ex

not trying to avoid contact, trying to initiate contract against the young rookie, kayvon webster. too much to ask of him. >> al: from the 31, they give it to bolden. bolden out to the 37 yard line. it will be a gain of six and be second down and four. a little more than four minutes into overtime. >> cris: i tell you, brandon bolden has stepped in and done a nice job. ridley with the fumble, legarrette blount with the fumble. brandon bolden has had to come in and pick up the slack. >> al: there's gostkowski, fourth time and overtime, you can see almost perfect. a little play action, the pass is incomplete. everybody in the arena looking for a flag. brady is crazy about this. quentin jammer and kenbrell thompkins were there. >> cris: tom brady sprinted down the field to argue with the referees. let's get a look at it. quentin jammer over the top with that shoulder. i'm surprised that one wasn't called. and tom brady same way he finished the game last week with a conversation with the officials. >> al: of course the crowd looks at it on the video board. they're insensed again. brady

happened at 12:30 this afternoon on webster street. we were above as dmris their work. they say the 4 painters had just finished lunch. one was on a ladder. robbers approached one of them had a gun and demanded the wallet and phones. they got what they wanted but nobody hurt at least this was the first day the veteran painters had worked on that particular house. >> santa clara police are asking for your help in finding a mail thief. the woman seen intersurvillains video stole mail on barkley avenue last tuesday. if you have seen this woman you are asked to call santa clara police. >> well the count did you know to holiday has begun and with every passing day now if you are days to shop. >> michael is here with details on exactly when you should shop if you weren't to save money. >> black friday. you know about. that cybermonday and now thanksgiving thursday. thaevrment every retailer offering some sort of deal on certain day. so, i'll show you how to fine the deepest discount. >> and toronto mayor rob ford is at it again. what he did today to one of the fellow lawmaker

i'm brian webster. i am the chief of staff at the institute of workers center. i'm here as the spur union representative for local five, united food workers division, medical cannabis division. we have 32,000 members in the bay area and here in san francisco mission organic center in district 11. we had spoken earlier before the meeting, supervisor avalos, and pretty much agreed to disagree on this, buff but i did not realize we have 25 union jobs at mission organics around we want 25 more union ufcw jobs at the lucky dragon at 4130 mission street. per ufcw it's about the jobs and economic development. we're also for human rights and patient rights, but we take jobs and policy and politics very seriously, especially our union member jobs so we definitely do make endorsements, we count votes and we definitely keep report cards. i ask you to not further restrict the permitting process and wait for the planning department to do its study on expanding the green zone. there's consensus on there and there's a big split where i believe most people against this conditio

>> it's defined in webster's dictionary as a slur. the team, representing the nation's capital, should it be called something that offends so many people. that's the key question and how does the nfl want to represent civility to its -- itself to its fans? come out and vocally defend its name? >> talk about the origin of the name and the historic relationship between the team and native americans. >> well, the team has a very, very strong relationship with native americans. going all the way back to 1932, while the original name of the team was the braves, they played in boston, the boston braves. the following season they changed their name to redskins. they started playing at fenway park, the home of the boston red sox. and george preston marshall took the name, and that's how he came up with redskins. he also named team in honor of his coach that year lone star deitz who claimed to be a part sioux. >> any of the owners that have led the redskins, nothing offensive or disparaging or pe i don'pejorative by that name. >> something as

webster had 19. wizards up by one. bradley beale, how about a beale parmesan, off the screen. he drops t. he had 18 points. he was slumping last night and pumping tonight. 4th quarter, john wall right in carmelo anthony's grill. he had 31. remember, he had 37 last night. wizardses win 98-89. >>> caps. alex ovechkin is having an incredible year. 20 goals in 24 games. that's unheard of. gretzky scores to a shootout we go. a nice little stop and go move right there. caps still get a point but they lose in the shootout. >>> one week ago it was one of the most dramatic wins in the randy edsall era. on the road at virginia tech. today was a chance to put a little cherry on top of the season. sef:wins despite -- seven wins despite all of the injuries. wouldn't that have been nice. let's get to t. certainly day at college park. 4th quarter here, bc up 26-24. stay with me. going for the extra point. it gets blocked. everyone kind of stands still. then maryland says we can take this thing back. so it's a two-point block and you take it back the other way. so instead of 27-24, it's 26- 2

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not trying to avoid contact, trying to initiate contract against the young rookie, kayvon webster. too much to ask of him. >> al: from the 31, they give it to bolden. bolden out to the 37 yard line. it will be a gain of six and be second down and four. a little more than four minutes into overtime. >> cris: i tell you, brandon bolden has stepped in and done a nice job. ridley with the fumble, legarrette blount with the fumble. brandon bolden has had to come brady is crazy about this. quentin jammer and kenbrell thompkins were there. >> cris: tom brady sprinted down the field to argue with the referees. let's get a look at it. quentin jammer over the top with that shoulder. i'm surprised that one wasn't called. and tom brady same way he finished the game last week with a conversation with the officials. >> al: of course the crowd looks at it on the video board. they're insensed again. brady still wild with the officials. new england will take a time-out just to settle down before third >> cris: well, you always talk about big moments in the game. the officials don't like to decide g

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patients who are followed by the sfgch but they are actually out in the community sites, say north beach, webster street because we don't have the capacity to follow them at sfgh. >> thank you. >> in terms of transportation, those patients who are currently coming to ward 17, this is the information in terms of how they get there currently as best as we know it. about 40 patients are using a van service. and about 12 come by private car. four have been from our behavior health center on the sfgh campus and so they come over for the dialysis service and then go back to the center. and you will see a vast majority are shown as using public transit. in terms of again, the issue of transportation and relocation from sfgh to laguna, one of the advantages that we see is that laguna is right there at the forest hills station in terms of muni transport and that laguna has expanded their van service to the glen park station and i am looking at this is that still in place? do we know? okay. and so, that is actually still in a planning process. >> okay. >> and we have information from those that go to lagun

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