we'll hear from the appellant. >> i'm albert tom. the property granted the permit is 245 and the appellant property is 241. my first argument is around youth accessory dwelling units and my argument, infill addition and expansion mean the same thing. building outside the existing envelope of the building. all the information are statements of fact i make come from the dbi website. applicants for the program received waivers. the applicant must follow strict guidelines to receive the waivers. one is adu must be constructed within the building envelope. expansions are permitted in limited circumstances. the building department doesn't want property owners to abuse the program and receive waivers by expanding the size of their building to construct adu. the permit holder wants to construct two adus with expansion. they're included in one permit. expansion is included in a second permit. the second permit is to infill the light court and that is what i'm appealing. the existing laundry facilities, sink and toilet on the first floor will

they celebrated with a concert at london's royal albert hall. toms old. i think she will be around for a few years more. >>> weatherwise, we've got a great sunday. >> we sure do. for the afternoon, plenty of sunshine and partly cloudy at the coast. 70s around the bay. a few low 80s inland and then a minor cooling trend in the week ahead. >> wine, beer, food, and you're helping kids go to europe to learn how to be chefs. >> wonderful. so if you're hanging around san pablo, check it out. >> thank you for joining us this morning. we will have your latest developments right here on ktvu. we leave you with this beautiful picture of the bay bridge. it should be a gorgeous day. don't forget that sunblock. enjoy, everybody. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. we sit down with the president of france, emmanuel macron, for an exclusive interview on the eve of his state visit to washington. ♪ we ask him about france's relationship with the u.s. and the surprising friendship he has forged with president trump. >> i want to go back to your first meeting and the famous

the queen celebrated her 92nd birthday with a concert at the royal albert hall last night. kylie minogue, tomers of the commonwealth joined the royal family in the celebrations. would you all give her majesty three unbelievably rousing cheers on her birthday? hip, hip, hip! hooray! we're here on the bbc news channel until 9:00 this morning, and coming up in the next hour: it could be the hottest london marathon on record today. we'll catch up with some of the runners taking part. from sir tom jones to kylie, we'll bring you the latest from the queen's birthday party last night. all that to come on the bbc news channel. but this is where we say goodbye to viewers on bbc one. will also try to get to the bottom of why prince charles used three hips in his cheerfor the queen. bye for now. thank you for staying with us. let's talk all things sport. do you know anything about this hips thing? it is the older generation perhaps, they have three hips and they modernised it and we have gone for two ? modernised it and we have gone for two? that is the best i have. i do think it is an old thing, i thin

the queen celebrated her 92nd birthday with a concert at the royal albert hall last night. kylie minogue, tomy were among the artists who performed at the event — and the prime minister and leaders of the commonwealth joined the royal family in the celebrations. would you all give her majesty three unbelievably rousing cheers on her birthday. hip, hip, hip... all: hurray. and we'll see more of the queen's 92nd birthday celebrations in just over half an hour. it is 8:10am. good morning to you. about 40,000 runners will be setting off injust under an hour for the london marathon. the queen's going to officially open the event via video link from windsor castle from where our reporterjj chalmers is this morning. all fingers crossed that the technicalities will work with this. tell us about what is happening there. at the moment, things are quiet. not many of the tourists are here. at 10am, the queen will come out and start the masses. 40,000 people heading out to the streets of london from blackheath past our most famous residents and up past the mall. why is she starting it here? not because sh

this evening, musicians including kylie minogue and tom jones will perform for her at a birthday concert at the royal alberton for the next invictus games. prince harry and meghan met servicemen and women from britain and australia at the event in london. sydney is hosting the next invictus games in october and more than 500 sick and injured military and veterans are scheduled to compete. prince harry, who is patron of the games, is expected to attend with meghan, who by then will be his wife. swiss police are on the hunt, after a suspect sped through a quiet village at almost twice the legal limit. given it was a male mallard who set the cameras off, by flying at 52 kilometers an hour, they have good reason to suspect "fowl" play. the feathered felon is still at large, amid fears he may have migrated. now the weather with darren bett. we've seen some warm sunshine today, temperatures in the mid—20s at best. however we still have this threat of some storms developing across parts of wales came through the midlands, up of wales came through the midlands, up towards northern england. torrential rain possible

albert hall in london. andy moore reports. it's not unusual to go out at any time. sir tom drummers. it's not unusual, it happens every day. bizarrely ball presented a nice she described as the biggest party of the year. —— zoe ball. described as the biggest party of the year. -- zoe ball. like anyone of us on our birthday, the queen has booked the local. it is of course the stunning and historic royal albert hall. the performers came from across the commonwealth. kylie minogue from australia, sean mendes from canada and from jamaica, shaggy. there has been a really broad range of music tonight's concert. not everything may have been to her majesty's taste but there have also been some her favourites. majesty's taste but there have also been some herfavourites. the majesty's taste but there have also been some her favourites. the queen is said to know the lyrics of all the george formby songs, a ukelele orchestra is supported by some celebrity players paid tribute to him. prince harry was there with meghan markle. the wedding is over a month away. he spoke briefly. your maj

albert. [laughter] that did not go so well but the book starts with a great story involving tom from new york the youngest member of the class to have an encounter on the floor with the congressman who was there two years by the time he was born in you can imagine how that went to is the opening story in the book the value of these stories are tremendous to give me the motivation why they ran which is misunderstood these are the actions i took as members of congress and i have to say so much would be lost to history without they are sharing their stories with me and the book resulted. it is a good time to study about congress and i think people interested to learn more about congress. looking a lot like the earlier periods of congressional history that help to motivate the class to run for office congress abandons the constitutional responsibilities and backtracking on years and decades of bipartisan efforts to reassert as a co-equal branch branch of government to claw back the powers lost to the executive branch a failure to legislate even on issues with bipartisan support just to a failure

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this evening, musicians including kylie minogue and tom jones will perform for her at a birthday concert at the royal albertption for the next invictus games. prince harry and meghan met servicemen and women from britain and australia at the event in london. sydney is hosting the next invictus games in october and more than 500 sick and injured military and veterans are scheduled to compete. prince harry, who is patron of the games, is expected to attend with meghan, who by then will be his wife. in a moment we'll be joined by viewers on bbc 1 for a full round—up of the national and international news but first, let's get the weather with darren bett. hello there. it's slowly turning cooler this weekend, but we have seen temperatures into the mid—20s in one or two places. for most of us it has been a lovely day, plenty of warm sunshine like this. not quite the same everywhere — through the west country into the midlands we have had threatening cloud like this, which has produced what earlier on was some quite light rain. you can see from the satellite picture, we have cloud trying to come in from the atlant