huston did not meet, ms. huston knew the basements of a udu. the legalization of basement units someone did live in a shower,/and old mail. happy to show sugoing to the ad u program. neigh did not follow planning commission's requirements. the third floor deck much the second floor to create the private open space. and the board should put this over and get plans properly and fully reviewd and ensure consistency with the adu. >> architect understanding now that theed father is not a licensed architect would explain the inconsistency of the drawings and code violations. when one signs a planning application this is the truth under perjury of law. nought experience is reneging on the permit applications and state thering is no udu. why did the tenant evictions if the board is not put conscience there will be no consequences the city lost 3 afford annual units due to planning failure to do diligence. consider this and put conditions on to make sure the udu is a good with adu. thank you. >> thank you. we will hear from the hustons. you have 6 minut

you can see the difference down here on east huston street in new york before and after the progressives and in addition in the 1920s cities were although one in ten farm families in the twenties had electricity in the cities, almost everyone did. and it's going to spur demand this is part of what's going to make the twenties economy roar for whole host of new labor saving devices that if were lived in the cities you could use because you had electricity, electric toasters and refrigerator heaters and vacuum cleaners and record players and it just seemed like a very kind of exciting place to live because there was all these things labor saving? you could buy and entertain devices none more than the radio. today, you think of radios, old technology, but the idea the twenties that you could turn on a box your living room and hear the news from europe and sporting events and live events, one of which will be the first trial in american history, broadcast the radio the scopes trial was intoxicate intoxicate. and the cities increase and we seem sexy times square someone walking into times squ

sherwin huston led his people to a victory in war and then lost an election, just that the fruits ofvictory were to be enjoyed. and then in words from the past to present, reagan said. but he churchill left office honorably, and as it turned out temporarily, knowing the liberty of his people was important than the fate of any single leader. history recalls, his greatness and ways no dictator will ever know. and he left us a message. hope for the future. reagan knew that one of the keys signs that democracy cs were working is that when you elections, you leave office. it like a nothing phrase when he said it doesn't seem like nothing now. reagan like churchill left a message of hope for the future. but even more important in his narrative was, his argument that people want to say their own government and chance to build better lives. a blueprint for democracy promotion and keeping the peace. thank you very much. and we've got some time for questions and you shouldn't be shy. oh, come on. and over there to the microphone. it won't bite. i was just going to ask if you think use of compo

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safe, the event, anything but business as usual, for people in a city and region of the country, not a huston to the ground suddenly shifting beneath their feet. >> man, my colleague on the 83rd floor of 30 hudson yards. and so we've got a pretty good shape and they're trying because let me those very weird to feel given the vast critical infrastructure of the region, new york's governor says structural engineering teams, dispatched to inspect the city's bridges, tunnels, and subways. >> we are going to be reviewing all potentially vulnerable infrastructure state sites throughout the state of new york that is critically important in the aftermath of a of an event like this >> and while the quake didn't last long, ten seconds or so by some accounts, it left an impression with those who felt an arid it should be noticed that so far there have been 11 after sox, most of them too small to be felt like anyone. but again, it's another reminder that there are fault lines on the eastern seaboard and they do move aaron. >> thank you very much. jason carroll, chad myers, as i mentioned, standing by a f

he studied sociology at huston tillson university historically black college paying way as a cor tit.5 one of the first 5 african american graduates at southern meth dest university. he heard his idle martin luther king, jr.-- in reverend williams took over a dying minty in the tenderloin and turned into a sanctuary safe [indiscernible] public health service and are revolutionary love simply known as glide. p the sunday sermon at glide memorial united methodist church are jubeiant affairs with gospel and blues. glide the cornerstone of saint francis identity as a progressive value less about charity then love and collaboration. perhaps the most radical everlasting change brought to the city is it notion anybody could be fed. the free meals program started in 1980 and over the years grown to feed 2,000 people three hot meals a day for 3 quarters a million meals a year, which is astoundant feat. known for booming voice, whit, ins separational sermon single and coalition building with wife and partner. they were mare aeds in 1982 and settled in a house in glen park being named cofounder

he studied sociology at huston tillson university historically black college paying way as a cor tit.5 one of the first 5 african american graduates at southern meth dest university. he heard his idle martin luther king, jr.-- in reverend williams took over a dying minty in the tenderloin and turned into a sanctuary safe [indiscernible] public health service and are revolutionary love simply known as glide. p the sunday sermon at glide memorial united methodist church are jubeiant affairs with gospel and blues. glide the cornerstone of saint francis identity as a progressive value less about charity then love and collaboration. perhaps the most radical everlasting change brought to the city is it notion anybody could be fed. the free meals program started in 1980 and over the years grown to feed 2,000 people three hot meals a day for 3 quarters a million meals a year, which is astoundant feat. known for booming voice, whit, ins separational sermon single and coalition building with wife and partner. they were mare aeds in 1982 and settled in a house in glen park being named cofounder