okay, seining none, then the -- >> before you close public comment, i want to recognize todd morgan is here pr the bart financial management staff and he's here to answer any questions that you have from bart staff as part of public comment or as part of the item. >> i don't think we're able to take public comment on the bart item only because we only went through that, if we have follow-up, we'll approach you personally, so with that, public comment is now closed. item 7. >> item 7, adjournment. >> all right, we are adjourned, thank you. ( meeting is adjourned ). sfgtv meeting of the historic preservation commission occurring on january 18, 2017 will begin shortly. >> wednesday january 18, 2017. our first meeting back from the break, so happy new year. the commission does not tolerate disruption our outbursts. please silence the mobile device squz

okay, seining none, then the -- >> before you close public comment, i want to recognize todd morgan is here pr the bart financial management staff and he's here to answer any questions that you have from bart staff as part of public comment or as part of the item. >> i don't think we're able to take public comment on the bart item only because we only went through that, if we have follow-up, we'll approach you personally, so with that, public comment is now closed. item 7. >> item 7, adjournment. >> all right, we are adjourned, thank you. ( meeting is adjourned ). >> we think over 50 thousand permanent residents in san francisco eligible for citizenship by lack information and resources so really the project is not about citizenship but really academy our immigrant community. >> making sure they're a part of what we do in san francisco the san francisco pathway to citizenship initiative a unique part of just between the city and then our 5 local foundations and community safe organizations and it really is an effort to get as many of the legal permanent residents in the san francisco s

. >> paris's new russian orthodox holy trinity cathedral stands tall, on the banks of the seine, close to the eiffel tower. after nine years of diplomatic haggling, it was consecrated with much pomp and circumstance by patriarch kirill of moscow, with french representatives in attendance. daniel struve's grandparents fled to paris because of their faith. his grandfather had run afoul of vladimir lenin's bolsheviks and had to leave the soviet union. struve senses no affinity with the russian state orthodox church. he feels more at home in this western-oriented orthodox congregation in a paris courtyard. daniel: as a child of russian emigrees, i wasn't able to travel to the soviet union. so my tie to russia has been this church here, that was built by emigrees. >> the icons were painted by defectors from josef stalin's regime. hundreds of them came to france and made paris a spiritual hub of the western-oriented orthodox faith. and france welcomed the mostly highly educated immigrants with open arms. orthodox christians have about thirty houses of worship around the french capital -- and

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the seine police forces are reported to have entered the gambia where the long—time leader, yaya germanbia where the long—tingééagada up (aya germangis = new has been in in the barrow, has been sworn in in the embassy in sengal. the mayor gambian embassy in sengal. the mayor of tehran says that more than 20 iranian firefighters have been killed when a high—rise building fell on them as they were fighting a majorfire. the fell on them as they were fighting a major fire. the collapse of the 17 storey building was broadcast live on television. some firefighters have been taken to hospital for treatment. the mexican drug lord, 'el chapo', has been extradited to the united states. he escaped from two mexican high securityjails in the past. he is facing two extradition request, one from california and one from texas, where he could face the death penalty. it is not clear yet where he is going. sport news. a frenchman has gotten victory in the solo yacht race around the world. it took a record—breaking 7a days and three hours and 35 minutes to complete the whole event. a welshman was not far b

steves: the latin quarter is the core of the left bank, as the south side of the seine river is known. this has long been the city's university district. in fact, the university of paris, a leading university in medieval europe, was founded here in the 13th century. back then, the vernacular languages, like french and german, were crude, good enough to handle your basic needs. but for higher learning, academics like this guy spoke and corresponded in latin. until the 1800s, from sicily to sweden, latin was the language of europe's educated elite, and parisians called this university district "the latin quarter" because that's the language they heard on the streets. today, any remnant of that latin is buried by a touristy tabbouleh of ethnic restaurants. still, it remains a great place to get a feel for the tangled city, before the narrow lanes were replaced by wide, modern boulevards in the 19th century. the scholarly and artsy people of this quarter brewed up a new rage, paris's café scene. by the time of the revolution, the city's countless cafés were the haunt of politicians and ph

okay, seining none, then the -- >> before you close public comment, i want to recognize todd morgan is here pr the bart financial management staff and he's here to answer any questions that you have from bart staff as part of public comment or as part of the item. >> i don't think we're able to take public comment on the bart item only because we only went through that, if we have follow-up, we'll approach you personally, so with that, public comment is now closed. item 7. >> item 7, adjournment. >> all right, we are adjourned, thank you. ( meeting is adjourned ). announcer: b dreams and good grades aren't enough to get into college. there are actual steps you need to take. finding someone who can help is the first and most important. for the next steps, go to knowhow2go.org. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to beautiful delores park. this is a long time coming. back in 2008, voters approved a clean and safe neighborhood parks bond which allocated about $14 million to improve this incredible park. our goal together we are going to build the new dolores park that is going to be built

okay, seining none, then the -- >> before you close public comment, i want to recognize todd morgan is here pr the bart financial management staff and he's here to answer any questions that you have from bart staff as part of public comment or as part of the item. >> i don't think we're able to take public comment on the bart item only because we only went through that, if we have follow-up, we'll approach you personally, so with that, public comment is now closed. item 7. >> item 7, adjournment. >> all right, we are adjourned, thank you. ( meeting is adjourned ). rich here. moss. supervisor kim. we have a quorum. >> welcome everybody to the treasure island development authority board meeting. this is the first of the year and there is much that we will do in this year. it is very exciting year because we are implementing the many years of planning that we had before this and this year we will actually start the construction of much of the infrastructure. next item. >> item 2, general public comment. allows member of the public to address the board on matters that are within the subjec

putt seine pursuing a policy in europe, in syria, and elsewhere that is not aligned with ours.nd i think when he gets into the oval office, he will find that there are many people in the national security enterprise, including someone like general mattis who came out of a military background -- i think most of the chairman of the joint chiefs, the service chiefs, the cocomes have all testified that they see russia as a very real and present threat because of the actual actions they have taken, the annexation of crimea, the invasion of ukraine. the positioning of nuclear weapons. the increasing competition in the maritime domain, the space domain and as we've seen in the cyber domain with an unprecedented attack on the u.s. democratic process. that clear eyed discretion's to happen and there may be fireworks within the cabinet because there is a broad range of views. >> it seems to be that position, which is the widespread position among people in the national security community people at the pentagon is at odds with the kind of language we are hearing from president-elect trump

not just here, but now in europe of the right-wing populist seine owephobic, antitrade, anti-immigrationsequential that the person who helped lead that organization is now one of the -- or maybe the principal foreign policy adviser, national security adviser to the president of the united states. >> this group, are they the ones who sort of approve assassinations overseas? or approve who gets targeted by the u.s.? i'm not injure assassination is the right word, but certainly drone strikes. >> i mean, the most essential decisions that a president makes on national security are made in this group. so it is -- this is no small thing. this is a big deal, and the fact that steve bannon is there speaks to the role that he's playing in this white house. >> why do you think it's important that purely political considerations don't interfere with the decision-making process that takes place in these meetings? >> well, you want those decisions to be made purely on the basis of national security. what the president wants to draw on those people around him, who are going to give him advice, based on

okay, seining none, then the -- >> before you close public comment, i want to recognize todd morgan is here pr the bart financial management staff and he's here to answer any questions that you have from bart staff as part of public comment or as part of the item. >> i don't think we're able to take public comment on the bart item only because we only went through that, if we have follow-up, we'll approach you personally, so with that, public comment is now closed. item 7. >> item 7, adjournment. >> all right, we are adjourned, thank you. ( meeting is adjourned ). he wa chairman has called a meeting to order. be please turn off your electronic devices as they tend to interfere with the equipment in the room and please rise for the pledge of allegiance. >>[pleage of allegiance] >> commissioner turman oddly to call roll call turman, here. mazzucco be present marshall the present dejesus, here. melara, here. hing, here.. commissioner turman you have a quorum also with us tonight is the interim chief of police 20 chaplin and the director of the occ joyce hicks >> all right. good evening ev

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she's done incredible things on the seine with the auto traffic stop.t's now going to be a riverwalk, et cetera. cities can do things in collaboration and learn from each other. not just study it but implement it. but there's limitations on forces like globalization, technology. there are limitations what you can do without a federal partner. we can't push back certain forces that are bigger. we can do certain things where we put a flag down and we're not moving. like this. on daca students. it's in our self interest. they are the values of who we are and who we identify with. regardless of where the national government goes we are going to be clear about what we think we can do. and so it's not an accident. i bet you no city, if the federal government reverses course on the minimum wage, i don't see a city rolling back what they have done on minimum wage. >> absolutely. >> there are great opportunities. don't underestimate, there are limitations to how far you can take this where if the federal government decides to work against you, you can't really o

okay, seining none, then the -- >> before you close public comment, i want to recognize todd morgan is here pr the bart financial management staff and he's here to answer any questions that you have from bart staff as part of public comment or as part of the item. >> i don't think we're able to take public comment on the bart item only because we only went through that, if we have follow-up, we'll approach you personally, so with that, public comment is now closed. item 7. >> item 7, adjournment. >> all right, we are adjourned, thank you. ( meeting is adjourned ). he wa chairman has called a meeting to order. be please turn off your electronic devices as they tend to interfere with the equipment in the room and please rise for the pledge of allegiance. >>[pleage of allegiance] >> commissioner turman oddly to call roll call turman, here.

okay, seining none, then the -- >> before you close public comment, i want to recognize todd morgan ise pr the bart financial management staff and he's here to answer any questions that you have from bart staff as part of public comment or as part of the item. >> i don't think we're able to take public comment on the bart item only because we only went through that, if we have follow-up, we'll approach you personally, so with that, public comment is now closed. item 7. >> item 7, adjournment. >> all right, we are adjourned, thank you. ( meeting is adjourned ). [ ga] >> >> good afternoon the commission will control to order and the secretary will call the roll. >> commissioner chow. >> present. >> commissioner loyce. >> present. >> commissioner sanchez. >> present. >> commissioner pating. >> present. >> approval of the minutes of january 3rd, 2017. >> the minutes are before you for approval. i heard a motion for approval. is there a second, please? >> second. >> are there any corrections? >> i would like to make one correction, if ou

stanley died peacefully surrounded by his loving family as had i grand daughter -- as his granddaughter seining to him "great is thy faithfulness." he considered himself in his words greatly blessed, highly favored but a forgiven child of the king. perhaps the best summing up was given by the man who holds his seat, state senator jason rapert. as he put it, stanley russ was the kind of man that god made only one time. and so as i stand here on the senate floor, i want to say on behalf of our grateful state, stanley russ, rest in peace. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from mississippi. mr. wicker: i rise to join my colleagues in support of s. con res. 3, the budget resolution, which is the vehicle we will use to begin the repeal and replacement of obamacare. this is a matter of keeping our word to the american people. this is a matter of keeping our promises that we've made not only during the last campaign cycle, but repeatedly since i voted for this -- since i voted against this bill some eight years ago -- actually in january of 2

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i bet he regrets making fun of mitt romney seining russia wra our number one political adversary or telling needed more flexibility to wait until after the election. i wish he would have come to this recognition several years ago. >> how many people from kansas gottin' help from the affordable and what is your concern if republicans change it they lose their coverage? >> we don't want anyone to lose their coverage. we want to fix the problems that obamacare made worse from the preexisting system. arkansas has something of a unique system. our state government didn't just expand medicaid like most states and used that money to help people buy private insurance and something we look at when we replace obamacare whether a tax deduction or tax credit we provide every american with the ability to go out and find affordable health insurance that fits their needs not the needs dictated by politicians in washington. >> all right. tom cotton, thank you for being with us. by the way, you probably were late getting to work. you forgot to shave this morning. >> i grew my winter beard and i've got the o

the seine in northern england. snow showers again. some ice in between.ill push through in the day. dry and bright in some eastern areas but it will not last. through the day, the snow showers persist in the north of the country. windy though it will slowly ease. the rain pushes over all of us and some will be heavy. surface water issues. some flooding on the roads. then it will turn to sleet and snow, especially in the hills. the cotswolds especially. some sleet and snow at lower levels as well. a cold day wherever you are although temperatures will be above freezing. it will be especially cold in the north. below freezing in the wind. through the evening and overnight, you can see the rain continuing to go away. more snow at the rush—hour time. pushing down to kent. behind that, quite quickly we will see the risk of ice on damp surfaces as temperatures drop. through the night, further snow will go south across scotland. snow showers in northern ireland. watch how the snow continues to aid across northern england and parts of north wales and in towards t