drawing out unfeasible sums of money. people a lwa ys unfeasible sums of money.ey actually see the real policeman? is it not intimidating? it is handed sensitively. they tell the customer what is happening, it is notjust about the police turning up, it does mean that the police are committed to turning up in a short time and have been able to make arrests. what is next for this? plans to expand? we started the pilot in london and have been rolling out gradually from the united kingdom. a couple more areas to go. we will have got com plete areas to go. we will have got complete coverage in the united kingdom. it is a really good initiative. thank you forjoining us. and some other business stories around today... we can expect cheaper water bills according to the regulator, but not until 2020. ofwat says bills will eventually fall by as much as £20 a year. sports direct shareholders have rejected a proposed £11 million payment to the brother of its founder, mike ashley. the vote was 70% against john ashley receiving the sum. meghan markle has been named the year's

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would cost a quarter of a minute to spend so it's not unfeasible but the biggest question of all is whether it would make us happy or could it be that technology offers us the option of having almost all time to ourselves and if so is it a dream come true or would we get bored cautiously the world of business is asking where the boundaries are and what we are prepared to accept lawrence lee al-jazeera london and a restaurant in the indian city of chennai is now using robots to improve customer service diners order using an i pad robot waiters then bring the food to the table but only after a real person has cooked it similar restaurants have also been appearing in china and japan as well. peter will be with the headlines here on al-jazeera north korea has called the latest round of un sanctions an act of war pyongyang state news agency says the strengthening of its nuclear terror program is the only way to for straights the u.s. the u.n. imposed a ninety percent ban on the country's fuel imports more than two thousand seven hundred people in turkey have been dismissed from their jobs as par

people want to own some of this permission list, unfeasible and highly censored network.orking below the surface, we programmableively assets. this is the most interesting thing. the concept is when we take something from the physical world and make it digital and we shed constraints and have programmable money. exchangesknow other are preparing trading bitcoin assets. will more follow with more cryptocurrency? spencer: i think it all starts with bitcoin. see a proliferation into other assets. this is a global phenomenon. we should contrast that with the dot-com boom. very little people had access to participate in that market. it is remarkable. certainlyy can participate now. where do we draw the line between what is legit? spencer: that is fair and i think the fcc is doing a light-hand approach and that is doing a favor for the ecosystem. emily: what do you think we will see in terms of my -- regulation? seemer: overall, they pretty keen to make sure that we do not toss the baby out with the bathwater. you want to create a safe environment but also not discourage that i

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it was unclear to me why there was a couple of options and you said it was unfeasible. if you can go through those options again. >> absolutely. the first option looked at was installing an extension of the staircase or the public sidewalk along copper alley to connect burnett avenue to greystone terrace. unfortunately again, the slope of the lot becomes a problem. it would not only have to be a very interesting engineering solution that would need to be found to create that access, but you would also have to do this with additional agencies coming in. >> that is not a roadway, right? >> right. it's only a sidewalk. it's a pedestrian walkway. >> commissioner johnson: yes. >> and in addition, the connection had budget issues, liability issues. what were some of the other options that you had a question about? >> commissioner johnson: i think that was -- there were two on here. consideration all options on page 2. >> oh, right. the other option was allowing the -- connecting the driveway directly to the hoa's private driveway. that's part of the reason that the suit came

to be eligible for funding without these tax credit and tax ex exemptions the project would be unfeasible. and in addition to the many transit options available at full build out, there will be 274 spaces of on street parking in the immediate neighborhood. the retail center and surrounding market rate developments will also provide parking for their visitors and residents which should reduce the demand for public on-street parking. for some contacts other affordable projects have parking ratios from zero spaces to spaces that serve 50% of the project households. it is staff strong recommendation to preserve the housing count at 156 units and maintain a .54 to one parking ratio. i'll introduce principle at architecture who is the lead firm on the project. he will present the building's design and will call up principle of y.a. studios the associate architect on the project. i'll return to describe the conditions of approval staff is recommending and we'll close out the presentation for questions. >> before we put pencil to paper on the project we read carefully the vision and design for th

it was unclear to me why there was a couple of options and you said it was unfeasible. if you can go through those options again. >> absolutely. the first option looked at was installing an extension of the staircase or the public sidewalk along copper alley to connect burnett avenue to greystone terrace. unfortunately again, the slope of the lot becomes a problem. it would not only have to be a very interesting engineering solution that would need to be found to create that access, but

the cooperation of the community in order -- but either we have to build a new sewer, which seems unfeasible or it seems to me these just two choices. either build a sewer or buy out the folks who are impacted. the way in which the whole thing flows -- if we are going to have a fix soon. that's just my opinion. i don't know where the neighbors are on that. and i don't know what the conversations have been about. and it does sound like there's some progress in making fair market value. actually what the house would be worth if it wasn't in this location. because i don't want to see people pushed out of the city. everybody here has helped build this beautiful city. but just hoping that we could have some sort of dialog that doesn't -- where people feel like we are getting somewhere. you know, you have to apply for a grant and have somebody come out and do work on your house and then -- at the end of the day, you are still going to have a couple of feet of flooding by all the things that i have seen that is going to be disgusting. i know you are trying to work your way through it because this i

says if you guys don't fix obamacare is a the way you said you would, i'm going to make obamacare unfeasible and unpractical. and he starts sticking in the parts of the extralegal level as he drops to the bureaucratic level andhe forces that. this is a new plan he's been coming up with and i'll be interested to see how it works . >> besides golf, is there any other recreational activity the president participates and we're not aware of? >> i think young food television and golf are his ways to cool down and television more and more, hopefully isn't a way to lower his blood pressure anymore because they keep attackinghim. people give him a lot of criticism for golf . it was common and it was kind of fun to always see the president liking golfing, i've never done that because when you're the president, you can't get out of your house .massive security details, you can't go anywhere. you can't show up in church without inconveniencing every member of the parish or go out to dinner with a lot of people. it you can't be outside and in the golf course, i don't even golf but sometimes i go with my

time the park service gave up ownership, it was an unused building and we determined it was just unfeasible to reuse it for the museum. so we tore that building down and over a period of 30 months, constructed the current new landmark museum on this location. >> which opened in april and we covered the dedication ceremony. it's on our website as with all of our coverage. we'll go to jackson, joining us from wisconsin. good evening to you, sir. >> caller: hi. >> hello. >> caller: hi. my name is jackson and i was wondering if george washington was the only person that slept in his tent or did he sleep with other officers? >> jackson, how old are you, by the way? >> caller: eight. >> nicely done. your dad did a good job. thanks for phoning in. do you know the answer? >> jackson, you have asked a terrific question. there was one other person who slept in the tent with washington. it was not another officer. it actually was a person who was his personal assistant. he would have used the term valet. his name was william lee and actually he was an enslaved a african american from mount vernon and

i do i this i the house has probably realized that that is something that is politically unfeasible,families you know, if you look again at a small state like mine, 83% of the people in my state don't even itemize they're getting a doubling of their standard deduction, a doubling of their child tax credit for folks to say that there's going to be no benefit at that level i think is untrue, and i think -- i think it's going to go all the way through the economy. i'm very, very excited about it. no matter what they say, i'm all in i've been all in i'll continue to be that way >> not all of the senators have been all in. >> no. >> once they're in, are they in? i mean, it's not over until it's over we don't -- what was that other saying >> it's not -- none of it's proved until all of it's proved. >> murkowski is in >> mccain? >> mccain's complaint at least on health care was process he seems satisfied with the direction that we're going you're right we're not all in until we're all in i think that this -- the momentum here is unstoppable i think the opportunity to do something very big f