boat -- but what happens if our opponent is building a warhead that's usable? i think that's a debate we're going to have in the country. and like you, i think we need to see the proposal and see the analysis. ernie: it has to be made very, very clear. we have a deterrent against the use of any nuclear weapon against us or our allies. that, iu said something must admit, my failing to not have appreciated this before, is the verification agreement with iran in jcpoa is eternal. that's interesting. would you -- ernie: on verification? john: on verification. would you amplify on that? i don't think many americans caught that. ernie: so, first of all, there's a layered set of verification measures. for example, and all of which are completely unique to iran. in fact, the me preface that by saying, in the negotiation, well, at least when dr. salahy, head of their nuclear program and i, were brought into the negotiation parallel with the foreign ministers, john kerry and sarif, that really early on , there iso establish no argument over whether or not the internation

as a matter of fact, i think every usable lot should be developed. i am one of the ones who would like to see it developed to its maximum potential. it's zoned for two units, rh 2, and i think that's what it should be. i heard the project sponsor he enumerate the reasons why that wouldn't be the optimal use of the lot, and i understand that, but -- in fact, one thing she said is not true. the lot's difficulties made it not developed, that was not the case. my former neighbor did not sell it until recently, and it's covered with lovely trees. i knwill miss those trees, but know it's going to get developed eventually. i do support development, but not an almost 3,000 square foot home, and it would not support the neighborhood, which is two bedroom homes. thank you for your time. >> president hillis: thank you. any additional public comment? >> good afternoon, good evening. i live at 60 lower terrace, which is literally about 200 feet from the property. it doesn't have a direct impact on me, so that's not the issue. i'm also on the board of the corporat

review for deidentification usability and post-request support on nontrivial tests. once you make that data widely available, there is an expectation that you're going to support it. and so these activities do occupy considerable amount of time. just to kind of give a brief overview of the type of level of effort, and this is mainly on our contractor side. but, so, the web platform, the maintenance, about -- almost 2.5 ftes, analytic support -- i didn't talk about our biospecimen side, but the bio-repository requires a significant level of effort as well. along with communication efforts and then the total management. and that was all i had. >> so, thank you to the organizers for having me. it's a pleasure to be here. so, after hearing a fair bit about the why and the how, my task is to tackle the question of what it will mean from a regulatory point of view for the fda to increase its institution openness. and by openness, i mean greater openness in the fda's decision making as well as the data behind its decisions. recommendations 8 through 10 and 16 through 18 of

can imagine people get quite upset when there's no water day zero is when the city will run out of usable tap water keep towns to vote as crude is currently at thirty percent capacity if it drops below thirteen point five percent city authorities will turn off the faucet in all households we would only then supply water to critical. places such as hospitals and was obviously also to what we've identified as pod sites places where people can come and collect water and there would be about two hundred of those scattered suitably around the greatest city water sources guarded by the military it's the worst case scenario for cape town and as each day passes without rain that reality inches closer experts predict day zero will arrive at the end of april. arson case yes across europe now have the chance to see nearly one hundred original strains by andy warhol but the works aren't on display as a big name museum in paris or london for home fans will have to travel to the small town of appalled in eastern germany and i say to our train right from the capital. his marilyn's mows and soup cans usu

can imagine people get quite upset when there's no water day zero is when the city will run out of usable tap water cape town steve out is closed down is currently at thirty percent capacity if it drops below thirteen point five percent city authorities will turn off the faucet in all households. we would only then supply two critical. places such as hospitals and was obviously also to what we've identified as pod sites places where people can come and collect water and there would be about two hundred of those scattered suitably around the greater city water sources guarded by the military it's the worst case scenario for cape town and as each day passes without rain that reality inches closer experts predict day zero will arrive at the end of april. now animal lovers in france are over the moon at the moment over this young chap over here his name is yuan mang he's just five months old and he's the first baby panda ever to be born in a french suit is also fast becoming a media sensation despite what i think can only be called imperfect climbing skills . seems like the young man still ha

can imagine people get quite upset when there's no water day zero is when the city will run out of usable tap water keep towns to vote as crews down is currently at thirty percent capacity if it drops below thirteen point five percent city authorities will turn off the faucet in all households we would only then supply water to critical. places such as hospitals and was obviously also to what we've identified as pod sites places where people can come and collect water and there would be about two hundred of those scattered suitably around the greatest city water sources guarded by the military it's the worst case scenario for cape town and as each day passes without rain that reality inches closer experts predict day zero will arrive at the end of april the bonus league is back after the winter break and there was a tough start to the second half of the season for second place shall come facing and a white tie like sage last night shaka have been enjoying a rich vein of form recently i'm beaten in eleven games but leipzig hard to beat when they're at home and they were hoping to snatch se

outdoor space, and the common area is a usable space at the sixth floor. excuse me -- the seventh floor pretty much mirrors the sixth floor. building section just to indicate the fact that we have no basement, which mitigates the excavation and disposal of the soils. ceiling heights are 86 himp'6"l floors. i'll show you some of the renderings for the project, starting with a view of both of the street elevations. we've worked hard to respond to the planning department's requirements and their notices, and also some concerns expressed by neighbors, so we've mitigated the extent of the window area, reduced that, provided more solid wall areas, recessed some windows to provide some depth, and we pushed back the top two floors, making them a different color, so we basically create a five story look to the street scale. image on the right is looking down 19th street towards south vanness, and image on the left is looking south along south vanness towards 19th street. some of the moves we made here was to remove the staircase penthouse, excuse me -- i'll finish

i have problems with stairs, and we would like the roof to be more usable. that said, the 42-inch screen would also have been acceptable had we been told that we couldn't do a 6-foot screen. in response to the comments about 16 poles, in fact, there will be less obstruction because the glass windscreen does not require a top rail. the 42-inch windscreen does require a top rail and the amount of steel on the roof will be much lower with the 6-foot rail rather than the 42-inch because there won't be a top rail going around the roof. finally, i did spend $30,000 on this, and i think there is some equities involved in this that we were told we were given a building permit by the building department. it did seem like a minor change to the roof. and what is being told as a very monumental change to the roof, in fact, isn't much of a change from our perspective admittedly. thank you very much for your time. >> president hillis: all right. thank you. that closes this portion of the hearing. we will open it up to commissioner comments and questions. commissioner moor

return we'll talk about crypto currencies cratering and what will it take to make digital currencies usable in palmers plus the talk this week with pork on the economic and human toll being inflicted as a result of those horrible california mud slide and if we go to break the dow jones industrial average which shot past twenty six thousand yesterday remains near that level as we go to air and here are those numbers at the closing bell. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education being supplanted by the right to access education low its high education is becoming just another product that can be pulled from the souls but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you good. luck with the kind of fairly good name you. want is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now and i'm extremely bored high education the new global economic war. hey everybody i'm stephen bach and the task hollywood guy the suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v. to say this is

. >> we kind of put up these makeshift tents to make the space a little bit usable. it allows for the older, more senior dogs to come out and hang out an ill wi little bit. >> this marks the second time someone has driven into rocket dog's shelter. you're looking at what happened in april 2016 when a stolen van smashed into the fence. >>> the game of color exhibit. >>> and some areas of the bay area will see rain tomorrow. we'll find out if you'll be affected where you live. >>> i'm mike shumann. what a day of playoff football. two of the best days started in pittsburg, and you won't believe the >>> as the nation pauses to commemorate civil rights leader reverend martin luther king jr., this week, a new exhibit highlights players of color. it's on display at the san francisco main library featuring photography, and artifacts that tells the story of african-american players. it spans 1920, 1947 and the '60s and '70s. >>> we have an inspirational story from the east bay, about bicyclist joe shamly who at 83 years old proved it's never too late to complete a record. he

. >> we put up these fences to make the space a little usable. it allows for the older dogs to come out and hang out for a bit. obviously, the younger puppies and stuff like that could jump right over. >> this is the second time someone has driven into rocket dog's shelter. this is april of 2016 when a stolen van smashed through a fence. >>> just ahead, it's a look at baseball that goes far behind the field. >> the game of color exhibits celebrating the african-american experience in america's pastime. >>> and some areas of the bay area will see rain tomorrow. we'll find out if you will be affected, next. >>> i'm mike shumann. jaguars owned the steelers this year. and the vikings with the most unbelievable finish. highligh >>> as the nation pauses to commemorate civil rights leader marting luther king, jr., a new exhibit is highlights the achievement of baseball players of color. it features photography, memorabilia, and artifacts that tell the story of the game's african-american players. it spans the days of the first negro league in 1920, the

. >> we kind of put up these makeshift tents to make the space a little bit usable. it allows for the older, more senior dogs to come out and hang out an ill wi little bit. >> this marks the second time someone has driven into rocket dog's shelter. you're looking at what happened in april 2016 when a stolen van smashed into the fence. >>> the game of color exhibit. >>> and some areas of the bay area will see rain tomorrow. we'll find out if you'll be affected where you live. >>> i'm mike shumann. what a day of playoff football. two of the best days started in pittsburg, and you won't believe the (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't

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condition anything that you can think of in a household which is in a usable condition to be taken that and taking into the police communities and saying we know that the other thing much will it is that the deliver the dignity not just in india i'm sure across the world in many communities in rural areas they're very sensitive about their dignity and so we try to get to them saying can you work on some of the your own issues we don't resources and use this as a reward and actually go out of the transition trying to make an impact in india thank you so much man actually and it's back to you in berlin and thank you. in davos for us. special report from russia now with that's right thank you very much and recent months the so-called islamic state terrorist group has lost control of most of the day played once held in syria and in iraq as defeat looms foreign fighters returning to their home countries pose a growing threat hundreds of i is fighters came from the russian republic of chechnya now here's the first of episode in a series from our moscow bureau chief. be lisi the capital of geo

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introduce some of the ideas that i have brought from los angeles and see which ones are applicable and usableo deal with slums. this community was cleared in march, despite a court order protecting it. many people fear they will be next. a lot of communities will be under threat of eviction. about 1000 people will be rendered homeless if this action is carried out. if you demolish a slum, two or three will spring up because people need somewhere to sleep. there two main industries in the slums, fishing and dredging for building sand. but the beach is quiet. the people say the security forces came and smashed up the boats. translation: i am very angry. they destroyed my boat and my husband's boats. we have no money. climate change, drought, and a doubling population are already testing the continent's capacity to feed itself. and by 2050 a quarter of the world will be africans. farming needs to be much more productive. kenya is at the forefront of a big, international effort to create better plants that produce more crops in the harshest conditions. smallholder farmers here could easily produc

to the waste we come here we process that separate the difficult and the plastic take out the non-usable stuff. and ali and his team are doing a fantastic job putting together and what's even more important we're not cutting down the trees we're not coming down fifty old trees that normally would make a book like this the honey as well as the day and they say will be made entirely out of recycled plastic bags bottles and approximately two hundred thousand and fifty laps in late twenty eight. we stopped only it's made in johnny a five thousand mile trip to south africa if it proves he was saying it could jump start a new local industry and preserve an important part of king and cultural heritage. on this week's show we learned about recycling up cycling and we use truly particle solutions to today's environmental problems thanks for watching call africa hope you'll join us again next week it's bye bye from melting in lagos nigeria see you next week xan that's right we'll look forward to having you back with us for our next edition of our palm african and european environmentalists so if y

version of the document robert nigh men from the just foreign policy campaign group told us that more usable weapons are unlikely to strengthen washington's powers of the turds. nobody really thinks that any sane person is going to use nuclear weapons in a strategic competition the point of having a thing if there is any point at all is you know so that the other person will be deterred supposedly using your nuclear or their nuclear weapons because then you might use yours how doing more nuclear weapons doesn't change that contractors are going to make money off of producing nuclear weapons so they'll create parochial interests there are pushing these things there are now something that is not in the interest of the world it's not in the interest the majority of people in. the washington post bureau chief in beirut has faced a volley of criticism after posting a tweet praising the bravery of a journalist from free syrian t.v. it was quickly reveal though that the reporter has links to extremist groups said on off reports everybody needs a hero even beacons of independent journalism like the

your mind goes to the idea that nuclear weapons become usable, and then we are really in trouble, because a big nuclear -- can wipe out the world. i have a great friend in san francisco, the retired impossible mission of california, and he started something terrific called united religions initiative. he made a statement about a year ago. i tried to get him to publish it, but he would not do it. he said when you put your hand on the bible and swear to be president of the united states, that is the least of it. when you put your hand on the nuclear button and you can start something that might kill a million people, you are not president anymore. you are god. and who are we to say we are god? these weapons are immoral, as president reagan said many times. and we need to get rid of them. personally, i think the way to get rid of them is on the one hand maintain the strength of our arsenal, but then we need to somehow get rearranged with russia. personally, i'm very interested in henry's comments on the anaine, but retro-sign agreement when ukraine got rid of its nuclear weapons that they wo

there are 25% fewer opioid deaths in states that have usable cannabis as opposed to states that don'tere is no sense in criminalizing drug use, so we are more than supportive of the recreational decriminalization and legalization of cannabis and we are actually hoping that the tax revenue will help people who have addictions. abby: ok, in terms of pot being potentially helpful, can you explain harm reduction for us a little bit? joe: sure, look, harm reduction is all around us. whether it is a bike helmet, a seatbelt or an airbag in a car, a condom -- we are constantly looking to reduce harm in our lives. there is no lethal dose of cannabis. unlike alcohol, which kills 88,000 americans a year, there are no american that die because of their use of cannabis. our hope and part of our mission at high sobriety is for people to use a safer form of intoxication rather than the shame-based "just say no," no drug use at all. it is just not realistic. the reason we advocate for the use of cannabis is because of the lack of harm. the truth is most people are safe using it. if they are fully for

stepanek and i and this company spent five million euros converting the bank into a modern usable building. the twenty six need to tally includes apartments and office space. it also houses a gallery called the n.k. are. they getting me regularly host exhibitions with a focus on and. the shows are open to the public free of charge that was very important to the ana. to the bunker. for decades the bunker just stood here in this part of the city it was very can speak. it was and quite creepy and unpleasant and so i think it's important that the public can now come in and see how the building has been reclaimed for peaceful purposes. with much effort and money this ghost of minix has been transformed into a very nice. cheerier design at its best and check out our you tube channel interior design stunning design ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. chew toy rolls on home decoration we'll take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics accessories subscribe and don't miss out see you on you tube. well if you subscribe you won't just find videos of be

i think the other option park bonds is more likely to be -- result in comments that will be usable to us as to whether or not the park, playground, gymnasium, capital improvements to the park were up to their expectations or not and given the choice between those two, my suggestion would be we do the rollout to measure exactly as currently described in the project objections for the park bonds. >> couldn't it help inform the discussion earlier, about the broad bond and the funds can go different places versus a much more narrow bond and i think start ing with the park bonds makes sense. the sunset playground for example, we know the scope of the project was reduced because of circumstances that came up. it's a real success but that's an example of a bond with a much more narrow scope. to see what the impact there. if we have a bond in the future, whether it's community health center or something else, we can get the feedback. i think it seems like a worthwhile endeavor for the committee to support. >> can i just add -- i didn't mean to jump ahead by providing the products. we just wan

government satellites they were usable space x. well kate which no instead has safely returned to earth but questions of being asked i think what happens to the payload it by trying to has the details of the cryptic clue well the intriguing or mysterious thing about this is that ahead of the launch and during it and the media there were so many stories about the top secret spy satellite which belongs to the u.s. government being launched by you and mosques basics company it was called zoom but now almost two days after the launch everyone is pretty much in the dark about its fate sunday night's launch was lifestream to body space six but only until a certain stage show. we have had successful lift off of falcon nine carrying suma though then the satellites deployment into orbit wasn't shown or reported on at all now if the mission is so secret it isn't any fad at some stage is all to live stream based sense that while on the one hand it is true and we know that the usual practice for this kind of limited access to the stream is lik

s rockets are green usable and this is what it looks like when the booster salcombe returns to its launch pad after completing its mission. and that's it for me is back to soon as church gets a new lease of life that's right care had after seven years as a restoration work and an estimated three and a half million dollars the church of st stephen in istanbul has reopened now the turkish president and the bog area of prime minister both attended the opening and as well garia takes the helm of the rotating a presidency there are hopes the church could signal an era of new cooperation. the reopening of a unique architectural landmark and perhaps a unique opportunity to mend a disastrous ties between turkey and the european union texas president wretch uptight edwin arriving to sin stevens' inauguration alongside the bulgarian prime minister boyko borisov the man who will be heading the us presidency for the next six months takis prime minister emphasized why the timing of this inauguration mattered. we do not see the required religious tolerance especially in europe. this sets people against

want to help modify the content from the principal designated website to make it family friendly, usable and accessible and ensure it is available in multiple languages, as well. >> so another area of our work this year focuses the aalignment of supporting pre-k third grade and supporting early education out comes. to support this, we're also supporting early education in the school office to look at how to improve the enrollment process. we'll be facilitating two conversations to focus groups, one in the bayview and one in the mission in january -february to gather input from families, to how to reduce the process, including options for office hours that accommodate working families, as well as looking at how to improve the overall experience. we'll have more of that information after we conduct those focus groups. >> on december 1st of this year, five pac members participated on a parent panel for the san francisco teacher residency program. pac members share varying perspectives regarding their experiences with home school communication and forming strong partnerships with their child

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