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and the other third is glen park nct. glen park nct allows for much more dense housing, the kind of housing that the planning department usually likes to see located near transit corridors. so the very first recommendation after the use is discontinued for parking would be to rezone the entire parcel of glen park nct. at that point the property owners would have the option to sell the land, to continue to try to find funding or loans to develop land into housing or to do any one of the uses that is currently permitted under glen park nct or allowed with conditional use. >> president breed: all right. supervisor kim. >> supervisor kim: under the glen park nct, a parking lot is permitted with a conditional use authorization. so if in six years, for whatever reason the landowner wants to continue this use, they would just go through the normal planning process where they would get a conditional use authorization. now, it's clear that the planning commission does not want that to be the particular use. and so we'll keep pushi

caller: armando from glen allen, virginia. i was just saying, i have a friend of mine who died from opioids. they were just prescribing and prescribing. we are the smartest people in the world. we are the united states of america and we are all focused on opioids. we need to focus on alternative medicine to control pain. it cannot the all we talk about his opioids to control pain. host: in baton rouge, louisiana, chris is next. caller: how are you doing? host: go ahead. caller: i just heard a caller advocating while ago for the execution on the spot of drug dealers or immigrants or whatever. i just wanted to point out the danger in scapegoating an entire race ofy, an entire people for that they are only a small factor of. caused by crisis was demand for drugs. there is an addiction problem. it is a medical problem exacerbated by big pharma companies pushing addictive medicines and lying about side effects, and doctors overprescribing. but to simplify it and say it is caused by illegal immigrants and they should be executed on

just $6.4, $7.4, pac heights, glen park. one more thing interesting about the pac heights one -- it's zoned rm-1. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. mr. bus. >> afternoon, commissioners, steven bus. sorry i haven't been around for a couple of weeks, especially my apologies to commissioner richards. i wish i would have been here to answer your question about that nato green article. i'm still working on research to provide response to it. hopefully i will have that shortly. i want to talk about two prior things. first, when mr. david was talking about water usage, he said, makes sense that we useless in san francisco because we don't have lawns, things like that. and i want to highlight -- nearly 50% of water usage in sprawling, outlying areas goes to outdoor usage. he's right, the reason we use so much less is partly because we don't have lawns and prioritize native plans that need very little active irrigation. the more people we fit into san francisco, the more the benefits become clear. inste

, and glen was just a starting prosecutor.th. i have to ask what does today's document tell you about where we are in this thing and about where mueller is where he's going? >> well, i think this was mueller's way of rounding out the framework for this whole russian collusion election conspiracy that we've been talking about. the first russian indictment, you know, was the about the social media influence. everyone's been sort of expecting this part to come about the hacking, but i think what it does is it tells us in such great detail, you know, and shows the meticulousness and again the detail of mueller's work. and so now we have the framework, and now what's left to come is were there u.s. citizens involved in helping this? and i really think this indictment just screams out that there are and that more indictments are coming. and i do believe -- it's dangerous to make predictions, but i really do believe, you know, if you read between the lines here what we're going to be looking at next is indictments of u.s. citizens. >

. >> to head coach barks orders out to his team, the san francisco glens. this is an amateur soccer club, born in 1961. >> we are very fortunate to have players coming from cal, uc davis, you name it. these are guys that are recently out of college that want to be professional soccer players. >> of this league, this collection of former and current college players are extremely skilled. it's an under 23, developmental league. is under 23, not 40 and up. to make the most important thing is the mentality. >> i am short, i can do that. what do i need to do to stop him? >> you have to commit. go all out. >> they did do one thing for one day, they adjusted the name. >> that was a nice touch! we have the scoring update. the glens ended in a 1-1 draw what the always pesky, fresno folks. >> look at that! look at that! looking good. this is a beautiful thing. >>> we will be right back. day. perfect excuse to go and indulge in the delicious, creamy treat. brian -- what's your favorite kind? bacon, jalapeno... goa >>> today is national macaroni and cheese day. it's th

and dow jones newswire chief editor glen hollis. >> thank you.: glen, start with you, you say the president is shrouded in resiliency, and economic halo. >> that is real what i think a lot of this is about. the economy is going well. we have created a lot of jobs. you know and the markets have retained resiliency, that could be what really matters when voters go to the polls, if it stays a hot economy into midterm it could benefit. kennedy: and i saw that gerald wrote in "wall street journal," this is fine but if the economy takes a downturn it could be very bad for the president. >> that is a big achille's heel, right now he has a lot of support from his base, that is not enough necessarily to translate to midterm elections. kennedy: leslie is nodding. you have people who voted for him, they find a way to defend his flaws and mid steps and bad statements and his successes. are all of it. but is that enough to make a difference, get him reelectioned. >> no, i don't think so, if we're looking at polls, believe polls, i think after 2016 many of us

pupils from glen supported schools around the world to advocate for peaceful coexistence. he buys this days make to be a movement is based on the values that we have those are for instance the compatibility of religion and modern life of religion and democracy and of a modern understanding of islam. cite this. but experts are down for all that's truly the case they say federal are good and has never been a reformist theologian and the dialogue with nonbelievers is simply a means to an end. and it is the case that dialogue is merely an instrument to expand the sphere of influence of a conservative form of islam that is oriented along sharia law. should not pay attention. so how they represent themselves publicly but to look at the whole picture and that contains an islamic vision for society here in the west. yet not even the churches in germany fear contact with the girl and movement for the planned house of one in berlin where the three major monotheistic religions are to have a place to pray together the protestant churches partnered with representatives of the glenn mov

>> there's just two things i'd like to add to glen's statement. don't forget michael's cohen's partner in the taxi medallion business already cut a deal with the southern district. it's clear, it seems pretty clear there will be charges at the state level that could be penned against him because that was a state proceeding. michael cohen has said he will not be the villain in this story. it's going to be a very interesting time for those at 1600 pennsylvania avenue trying to figure out how far can they go. because to the point, how much does michael cohen have? there's a lot of talk that he knows everything, but what can he prove? and what kind of witness will that make him at the end of the day? we talk a lot of deal making. it's going to be difficult i think for -- unless he really has the goods, whether it's those tape recordings or paper trails, to really put him in a position where he's in strength going into negotiations. >> forfixer, why do you have 1 million documents laying around critical to your clients? that's putting them in a tremend

glen simpson to nelly orr to her husband and then to you. that's my frustration. >> i understand your question. i understand your frustration. i understand the absurdity of something produced that you are reading that i have been directed not to speak about. >> we will be asking the fbi and department of justice to give us the documents that may or may not have been -- i think it is something this committee would like to have and see if there were documents what they were. i have a minute. i will yield it. >> i have been instructed that the fbi has told me i can answer questions about the receipt of the documents. i will defer if you would like to hear that. >> the gentleman may proceed with his questions and you may answer. >> may i confer to see if this is completely unbounded or if there are limitations on what i may say? >> i have a lot of questions i have asked all day long. >> let's ask the one you have been told you can answer. >> which question, sir? >> the one o

same time transform the united states into what fdr called the arsenal of democracy and it was called glen leaf in november 1940 roosevelt defeated his excellent republican opponent windle and became first american president to serve third term in the white house but after the election, in fact, he was so tired that many people in washington and around the country feared that he really wasn't engaged in the terrible world crisis. fortunately roosevelt was surrounded by a brilliant team of advisers, secretary of war henry simpson, secretary of navy and naval chief of operations admiral stark. they admitted that it could be trying to work with their commander in chief. in november 1940 stimson wrote in dairy that the president's mind didn't seem to follow consecutive chain of thought. he seemed to hop around from idea to idea and stimson said it was like chasing a alabama of sunshine around a vacant room, but the stimson, knox understood the need for a clearly focused strategic plan and a formal statement of priorities and goals so that the army and navy chiefs would have a solid basis for c

glen simpson to nellie ohr to her husband and to you. that's my frustration. >> i understand your question. i understand your frustration. i understand the absurdity of something produced that you're reading that i've been directed not to answer questions about. the best i can -- >> more importantly that you wrote. >> i'd like to answer and i'm afraid it's an answer that would disappoint you. >> we're going to asking -- if it's 0 okay with you, we're going to ask the fbi and the department of justice to give us those documents that may or may not have been exchanged between mr. ohr and agent strzok. the committee would like to have that and if in fact there were documents. i have a minute. i yield to >> the fbi has told me i can answer questions about the receipt of the documents. >> how convenient. >> the gentleman may proceed with his question and you may answer. >> may i confirm with counsel to see if this is completely unfounded or if there are limitations on what i may say? >> i've got a lot of questions i've asked all day long. >>

michael, glen, robert, ken, awesome conversation. so much to go through. we're going to leave it there and take a quick break. coming up, becoming more and more like a soviet type of economy. that is how gop -- listen to me -- gop republican senator ron johnson is describing president trump's aid package to farmers. caught in the middle of this trade war, farmers are suffering, and trump is trying to help out, but isn't this just a band-aid for a problem that the president created? but first, stephen colbert on the growing controversy surrounding president trump as he considers revoking the security clearances of former intelligence officials who have criticized him. >> so the only people who should have security clearance are people who always agree with the president? well, then, please welcome new cia director don and eric stacked on top of each other in a trench coat. or is it? this farmer's morning starts in outer space. where satellites feed infrared images of his land into a system built with ai. he uses watson to analyze his data with millions of w

glen thompson of pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the chair apoints the following ditional conferees on h.r. 5515. the clerk: from the permanent select on committee of intelligence for consideration of matters within the jurisdiction of that committee under clause 11 of rule 10, mr. nunes, stewart and schiff and committee on the budget for sections 1252 and 1523 of the house bill and section 4002, 1032 and 1721 of the senate amendment and modifications committed to conference. from the committee on education and the work force for consideration of secretaries 1200 c and 64 and 5 section 51-63 and modifications committed to conference, ms. foxx and mr. scott of virginia. from the committee on energy and commerce for consideration of 1096, 701, 712, 1083, 3135 and 31 2 and 5802 and 5709 of the senate amendment committed to conference. from the committee on financial services for consideration of 12990-2 and 123 of the house bill and modifications committed to conference, mr. hensarling, barr and max yeen waters of california. from the

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. >> did you ever communicate with glen simpson? >> no. >> did you ever communicate with nelly orr? >> no. >> did you ever communicate with bruce orr? >> yes. >> when? >> my recollection is between three, three, four possibly five times in the late 12061 early 2 -- in the late 2016, early 2017 time frame. >> what did you talk about. >> investigative matters that mr. orr was involved in. >> did you talk about the investigation that we're focused on here, agent struck? >> my direction from the fbi -- >> all right, all right. >> that i may not answer that question, sir. >> let's go back to the e-mail you sent that you won't talk about, are there three copies of the dossier. >> sir, to be clear i want to talk about this e-mail. >> you can say that all you want but are you not answering my questions. are there three copies? >> three copies of what? >> the mccain copy, the buzz feed copy and the one you got from corn and simpson? >> sir, the most that i can say is that we received a number of copies of -- [ overlapping conversation ] >> let me ask you one other conversation, glen simpson

so -- in essence he ambushed a small party of french in a wooded glen in the wilderness while it turns out they were having breakfast. and they claimed later to be a french diplomatic party trying to deliver a message to governor din white. washington most recent evidence from document recently uncovered in french archives -- that testimony of an eyewitness, a warrior indicates washington fired first shot and events are hazy in that distinct but that's the latest evidence. and his men open fire with falllies on french down below in the glen some are sleeping some are having breakfast some ran to their guns the result was disaster, the french got slaughtered and they were taken prisoner. the french -- commanding officer -- [inaudible conversations] was wounded as he was wounded in this glenn there was an indian with one indian chief with washington known as the half king who went up behind the wounded jamanville and half king took his hatchet and smashed it down on jamanville skull and pulled out brains squished them through his fingers and -- basically killed him murdered the guy. and

turkey's failed killing twenty six both men worked for a newspaper with ties to cleric for to the glen. blames for instigating the coup attempt. and residents of a bedouin village in the israeli occupied west bank mocked for demolition have been celebrating victory after an israeli judge blocked the demolition proceedings human rights groups say removing the bedouins would allow israeli settlements in the area to grow and further fragment palestinian controlled territory. has the prime minister's country residence for. crucial talks on devising a plan for future trade with the e.u. corporation sharply criticized recently his approach the c.e.o. of air bus which employs forty thousand people in the u.k. so that mrs mace government has no clue about how to leave for european union without inflicting severe harm and repeated awarding the jobs could be lost. to zimbabwe now where the country's gearing up for elections at the end of this month president emson the one god is looking to seal his position and secure a popular mandate it took over from zimbabwe's long term dictator robert mugab

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glen simpson. she worked for him. the whole time. you have never had conversations with her, but you did have a lot of important conversations on operational matters and ongoing investigations with her husband, who happened to be reassigned at the department of justice. you wanted to the question, whether he has given you documents or not. i'm wondering if that was the route. was that the route the dossier went? glen simpson, nelly, bruce, to you. that is my frustration. i understand your question and your frustration. i understand the absurdity of what you are reading that i have to answerted not questions about. i would like to answer you. it is an answer that would reassure you and disappoint you. thee are going to be asking fbi and the department of justice to give us those documents that may or may not have been exchanged between the two. that is something the committee ifld like to have, to see there were documents, and what they were. you're going to love this and it will upset the vote. the fbi has told me i can answer questi

i'm keeping an eye on that. >> and glen, this -- it's all just starting today. could manafort, as it is starting, but -- is there time for him to cut a deal with bob mueller? how does this work? >> you know, i think there's still time for him to plead guilty. i was a federal prosecutor for 30 years. i had defendants plead guilty the day of trial, after opening statements and midway through the trial when the defendant saw there was a mountain of evidence. it's a different question whether he can still cut a deal with robert mueller. i actually think if robert mueller really wanted or needed manafort's testimony to continue to build his case, i think we would have seen a deal cut some time ago. can he still plead guilty? yes. is mueller likely to extend him a plea offer? almost certainly the answer is no. >> an interesting take on why manafort might not want to cut a deal. he is afraid of russia. >> listen, we have seen what has happened over the uk with some former russian operatives who turned evidence against russia and tried to flee the country. we have seen

. >> at river glen park, the city says it is working now to better manage its trees?s problem trees before they topple like the one here did, thanks to a new grant, developing a framework to allow them to do that. it happened early saturday, at river glen park, this tree split and fell, landing right on a children's playground. >> you want to believe that the trees that are at the park, that are so beautiful, that they are safe, it is alarming.>> reporter: alarming but not uncommon. a large tree branch fell next to the lake road at fleming part two months ago, and than this, october 2016, a tree limb fell at the zoo, crushing a bunch of empty strollers. there are about 1000 limb failures on city trees each year. >> we know we are underfunded, we don't have enough to do all the tree work that we would need to do on an annual basis.>> reporter: a grant aims to help with that, this fall, san jose will take inventory of all city trees, flagging 1 distress, and taking public comment. the aim is to develop a forced management plan, something they have never done before. >>

. >>> reporter: the first eastbound train left glen park at 4:13 a.m. so that got people over to oakland in just about 20 minutes. for those early-morning bart riders, though, their service may be disrupted. bart is considering a plan that is being called the transbay tube earthquake safety service. the sf examiner reports that this means bart is considering not starting trains until 5 a.m. that's an hour later than usual. that's in order to give construction crews more time to retrofit the 3.5-mile tube and make sure it can safely withstand a major earthquake. bart tells "the examiner" this would speed up the retrofitting project by about 4 months and save them as much as $15 [sic]. now this proposed change wouldn't happen until february of next year. back to you. >> jackie, how many riders would this possibly affect? >> reporter: just about 3,000 and a lot of those would be people coming from the east bay into the city. so bart is considering adding some bus services from the four major stations over in the east bay. >>> a battle for beach access is h

glen who was president's kennedy chairman of atomic energy commission was actually responsible for 10 chemical elements. so the list really goes on and on. it literally was a who's who of american intellectuals in mid century. some people may be aware that the most famous line from that evening which was part of president's remarks, i think this is the most extraordinarily collection of talent of human knowledge that has ever been gathered together at the white house with the possible exception of when thomas jefferson dined alone. [laughter] >> a great clip but actually jefferson rarely dined alone and often had people over for dinner and kept runningaly of -- tally of people who dined at the mansion. many distinguished people were at the dinner and part of that evening, i will tell you a little bit about those people, some people actually declined, tennessee williams did, carl sanburg, declined because he had another commitment, william faulkner who lived in charlottesville, it's too far to go for a meal. hehe was ill but that was his response. you heard about the brain's dinner and

. >>> reporter: the first eastbound train left glen park at 4:13 a.m. so that got people over to oakland in just about 20 minutes. for those early-morning bart riders, though, their service may be disrupted. bart is considering a plan that is being called the transbay tube earthquake safety service. the sf examiner reports that this means bart is considering not starting trains until 5 a.m. that's an hour later than usual. that's in order to give construction crews more time to retrofit the 3.5-mile tube and make sure it can safely withstand a major earthquake. bart tells "the examiner" this would speed up the retrofitting project by about 4 months and save them as much as $15 [sic]. now this proposed change -- and save them as much as $15 million, almost 3,000 people mostly people traveling from the east bay to san francisco to be affected by this. bart is considering using a replacement bus service to get them to the city about the same time. this change would go in effect in february of next year. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> coming up next a battle over

so -- but why isn't glen park sustaining their same mtss funding? what's unique about them? >> i think we'll need to look at how the social worker allocations were done. sometimes, schools will look at whether or not they want to see a social worker increase or a nurse f.t. increase, and so we're working with them to see which of those they'd like to sustain and then keep them at level for fall. >> okay. so the plan is to work with them to see how to at least sustain whatever it is they need at their school site. so that may be a reduction but we're going to make sure that the service or resource that they need is not disrupted. >> correct. >> got it. thank you. okay. any other questions or comments on this nice sized budget that's been different than in the past? so i just want to thank everybody that's worked on this. this is always a big deal for us, and we've seen some real improvements at the statewide level. certainly not to our total excitement, but we're going in the right direction, and i just also want to just thank all of the voter approved dollars that come to th

. >> toss eight for a goal, then everyone -- >> the coach marks out to his team, the san francisco glens. >> and amateur irish-american soccer club born in 1961. >> we were very fortunate to have players coming from cal, stanford, uc davis, you name it. guys that were recently out of college that were aspiring to be professional soccer players one day. >> reporter: this collection of local, former, and current players are extremely skilled. it is an under 23 development only. that is u-23, not 40 and up. >> well, i think that the most important thing is the mentality. you have to have a great mentality. i'm sure that i can do that. >> what do i need to be able to -- >> commit to a side. go all out. >> reporter: they did do one thing at least for a day, they adjusted the name. >> they got the name right. i've got the jersey. >> it looks good. >> i had to cover the sponsor. >> that is a channel 5 thing. but, pretty cool. >> huge respect for taking those penalty kicks. that is hard, right? >> i asked the guy -- are there and he said no. the guys like -- way north of six feet. >> you were di

joining us now is glen kaplan. a former senior spokesman for the hillary campaign.t of his job on the campaign was studying the russian hacking operation in real-time and trying to explain what was happening. glen, thank you for being here. >> nice to be back. >> let me ask, where the very detailed indictment, more than 300 people in the democratic party in the hillary campaign being targeted, then being able to follow people's key strokes and screen shots, getting field operations data, going after the analytic that's were on the democratic party's servers. does that comport with what happened? >> it is both not surprising and mind-blowing at the same time. it completely comports with what we've known back to july of 2016. and the last time i was here, we talked about the switch in tactics from goose i 2.0 and wikileaks being a change in strategy. what you saw is where it says, wikileaks said to russian intelligence, we will have a much higher impact than what you are doing. he talked about the timing. so it weighs out exactly what we've been saying. >> and that wa

so we do see a pattern emerging that's quite telling. >> glen, thank you very much for joining us tonightppreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> coming up, there is one government official who knows what was said in that meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin. and so up next a former interpreter for seven presidents will join us to tell us what is in the interpreter's notebook. ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. jushis local miracle ear t at helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test c

we are standing by for glen with sports after a break. they were not foolin' around today... >>> vern glenn. >> here with -- >> sports. >> i have the biggest all star snub going today. the all star invites were handed out today. throughout the mailings. giants, giants were not fooling -- the major leagues. giants, giants were not fooling around. they traded to the rangers for a player to be named later to save money to free up roster spots. here is dugger. in center field. third inning. belt blooped one. that is enough for buster posey to score. the giants led 3-1. madison bumgarner, a tough one. homered in the second. drove in a couple more with this rbi single. game tied. martinez found a hole in left. a run scores. st. louis 4-3. the giants have pablo sandoval. launchedone to the arcade -- launched one to the arcade. 3-5, 5 rbis. 6-4 giants. 6th inning, dugger into center field. first big league hit. in trim a, gets called up, struggled, got two hits today. giant 10 runs in the last six games, scored 13 today. 13-8 the final. and now b

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. >> pegye was june and glen marshall's fourth child.nd june said pegye was going places from the very day she was born. >> she was never still. >> she danced, sang, played sports. and, it seemed, nothing could hold her back. she had scoliosis as a kid. young pegye had to wear a brace around the clock. that's a terrible burden for a young kid like that to bear. but it also ended up motivating her, didn't it. >> it really did. >> pegye's doctor talked to her about a career in physical therapy. she volunteered and loved it. >> she made up her mind right there she wanted to be a physical therapist. and she wanted to move to california and be a beautiful blond. so she did. >> so pegye left the small town of dexter for sunny california, and settled in newport beach. that's where she met glenda, who was also from new mexico, and they immediately hit it off. >> pegye was probably one of the most gregarious people i'd ever met. she was happy, and she was always smiling. >> and says glenda, pegye was driven to establish herself as a successful ph

castro and mission, 54 along with glen park. ocean beach, bay view, about 55. elsewhere, yep, this is kind of warm in some spots. tracy, 71. pittsburgh at 69. a lot more comfort around places like palo alto, 56. petaluma, daily city, 51 to 52. the commute. western side of the bay bridge. driving today it will be another hot day. hopefully the air-conditioner works well. not only there but also on the mass transit. as it will be cool this morning but it will be hot in a lot of areas this afternoon and breezy. here is a look at the east bay valleys. heading into the 90s as we head from, oh, about 1:00 through 6:00. back down into the mid 80s. still kind of warm during the evening. the last stop will be in the south bay. hanging out in the mid 80s in the afternoon and about 75 degrees. a little more comfort towards 8:00. pretty hot weekend. hopefully everybody found a way to enjoy the last couple days of their vacation. >> i know. >> a lot of people coming back to work today. how is it looking? >> crickets last week, basically. nobody was working except us it felt

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