as he said, that 14-year-old has been pulled from the water, transported just a couple minutes of. now we are joined by lieutenant baxter with the san francisco fire department. let s start with what we saw when that man was brought ashore. even though he had been underwater for something on the order of an hour and 20 minutes. that is caressed. the child was underwater for about an hour and 20 minutes, one of our rescue divers from rescue company one located him underwater in very low visibility. roughly an estimated 25 yards off the shore from here. that rescue diver was able to look bring him up to the service. and immediately start doing life-saving measures, our crew which was a lot of paramedics and a lot of emergency personnel from the u.s. coast guard police department and fired a parent, immediately started life-saving measures to bring this kid back to life. reporter: you said really aggressive cpr, aggressive life- saving measures. yeah, we were rotating pers
moore. i think as we said the unit design is tree appropriate and appropriate for that this location not a change in buildings but a general attitude that captures what will reflect the historic conservation nature this is as fast - the department themselves has to comment on the green glazing no green glazing on the ground floor and the window detailing and how that is done is probably wag they ll talk about. just to be clear the motion will be that with the approval with the condition that primary facade be reviewed by the architectureal review committee toe give advise on hangs that are more in keeping with the secretary of interior standard tsf. director rahaim you caught that well, i mean all the other things are part of what they hear to wasn t we re talking about anyway so, yes. why not. do you see a problem city attorney. deputy city attorney kate stacy commissioners, i think what our scoring for at least with with respect to the architectural review commi
harrison street a large project authorization at the time of issuance was proposed jill july 14th but now staff is requesting it be continued to august 11, 2016, a notification issue that needs to be renoticed i know your calendars are impacted on august 4th and 11 have a couple of more continuances to consider that request to august 11th and further under your reading for the san francisco municipal transportation agency informational presentation they re requesting a one week continuance to july 14th items 14 ab for cases at the fulsome street large project authorization and conditional use authorization is requesting a continuance to august 4th under the discretionary review item 15 for case at the jackson street discretionary review both parties the project sponsor and the dr requesters are in agreement to continue this matter i believe they re on the vertical of an agreement in a withdrawal today we ll continue to october 13th. okay i have no further items proposed for
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