our clerk is miss erica major. miss major, could you please give us any announcements and then please call the first item. >> clerk: yes. please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will appear on the february 26, 2019 board of supervisors agenda. item one is a resolution to designate theodore roosevelt middle school, 460 arguello boulevard as a landmark under article 10. >> chair peskin: thank you. i went through the pending items of this committee and realized there were a few landmark nominations that came from the hez torque preservation commission that had not been scheduled for a hearing before this committee. one of them, 22 beaver street, was before this committee and is actually before the broard f supervisors tomorrow on its second and final reading. two of them were before us today. they were part of the historic preservation's mandated work program back in 2016 when christopher plank and his partner, ms. graves,

>> missing teeth. and that's counting patients that have missing all of their teeth, or patients that are missing most of their teeth. literally tens of thousands. >> so, if it's so good, then why aren't all these millions of people that have dentures or are missing a lot of teeth, why aren't they all doing it? why aren't they all getting dental implants? what's your take? >> a number of reasons. let's talk about that. first, understand, you've got great teeth. you've had great teeth your whole life. >> yes. >> these people have had problems with their teeth their entire life. imagine your life if you're talking about 20, 30, 40, 50 trips to the dentist. root canals, gum issues, cavities, missing teeth, removable partials. they just want off that merry-go-round of misery. that's what it is. a merry-go-round of misery. so, what do they do? they get their teeth removed. they have dentures. they are done seeing us. they don't have to see a dentist anymore. they don't want to come in anymore, right? so the

roll call, miss casco. [roll call] >> clerk: that fails, four ayes -- four nays, excuse me. >> president cook: move to approve the chief technology officer with a salary set to mg-6 step seven, for a one-year term. can i have a second? >> second. [inaudible] >> president cook: for the chief technology officer. i'll go back. >> clerk: thank you. [roll call] >> clerk: six ayes. >> president cook: i'll move to approve the chief of labor relations with a salary set to grade mg-6, step seven, for a one-year term. can i have a second, please? >> second. >> president cook: roll call vote, miss casco. [roll call] >> clerk: six ayes. >> president cook: i'll move to approve the chief of facilities with a salary set to grade mg-6, step seven, for a one-year term. can i have a second, please. >> second. >> president cook: roll call vote, miss casco. >> clerk: thank you. [roll call] >> clerk: six ayes. >> president cook: i'll move to approve the chief of policy and operations with a salary set to grade mg-6, step five,

the only thing missing is a bit of goodwill on the eu side.p an open border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland under all circumstances after brexit. the existing solution, the so—called backstop, is deeply unpopular in parliament. its critics say it binds the uk and northern ireland in particular too closely to the eu. the government says it's working hard to find a solution it can take back to brussels. the prime minister could be back there by the end of the week. work is being done to find an alternative to the backstop, and the attorney—general is looking at legal changes that could be requested to put a time limit on the backstop or to find a mechanism where the uk could leave it at a time of its choosing. but as things stand, publicly at least, the eu is opposed to all of these options. my concern is that when we talk about, or when they talk about, alternative arrangements, they are talking about revisiting things that have already been rejected. the british prime minister and the british government resiled from an agr

miss carolyn gusen is here. miss gusen, the floor is yours. >> thank you, supervisor. thank you so much for having me. this waives the flooring and installation fees for this commemorative street plaque in honor of salina lam. she joined the hill crest community as a toddler, accompany her parents and older sis tore to school and then began attending there as a kindergartener. she occupied a special place in the hearts of everyone in the hill crest community, and her friends and classmates remember her as the girl who was always smiling and always sharing her snacks. last year, selina unexpectedly passed away, and this will be installed next to a tree that will help enshrine her memory. essentially, these amendments -- these amendments do three things. they expedite the plaque approval and installation process and authorize public works to provide reasonable maintenance and repair of the plaque after it has been installed. it waives the public works hearing that normally applies to the commemorative plaque explorations, and it expressly authorizes the city to accept th

sanchez, miss collins, miss lopez, mr. moliga, miss norton, miss lam. hopefully, you have received it. i am here to sincerely and humbly to please read my e-mail. i attached five page does of principal problems and -- pages of principal problems and parent-teacher concerns at visitacion valley elementary school, plus one signature letter with close to 100 signatures. thank you to you all. especially to you, miss collins. you were the first to reply to my e-mail; it's only the one. thank you again, miss collins. thank you. [applause] >> hello. i'm erin gutierrez, and i'm going to share my time with jennie de-la paz, and i'm going to take the second minute, and she's going to take the first minute. >> i want you to look at me as the voice for my school and for all the students in that school. i am very disappointed at the unified school district not reaching out with us with the problems that visitacion valley has regarding safety, regarding principal calling the police on parents, on students. i am not only speaking on my behalf, i have been bullied, i h

miss maloney. >> yes. >> miss maloney votes yes. miss norton miss norton votes yes. mr. clay. mr. clay votes yes. mr. lynch >> ay e zblchlt mr. keeper votes yes plp connolly. >> ip ay zbleechlt mr. chris krishnamoorthi. mr. raskin. mr. rafiqness voits yes. >> rouda. >> mr. roud aif vets owe. miss hill. >> miss hill votes yes. mr. wasserman schultz. >> miss wasserman schultz voeltz yes. mr. sarbanes jets yes. mr. welsch mr. welch votes yes process place spooe yets voe mr. kelly. yay. >> mittsdy sawn yeses votes yes. place lawrence miss lawrence voits yes. >> plaskett. votes yes. mr. cona mr. kahna votes yes mr. gomez. mr. gomez votes yes. miss ocasio-cortez votes yes. miss pressley miss pressley the votes yes. miscellaneous dlab. votes yes. mr. jordan. mr. jordan joets no. >> mr. the amash votes know mr. gosar. mr. gosar vets no miss foxx. >> no. >> miss foxx votes know. >> massey mr. massey votes no mr. meadows no. >> no mr. meadows votes know. >> hice votes know. >> grothman. >> no. >> mr. grothman votes no. >> comer. >> mr. come he were votes no. >> cloud no. >> mr. cloud votesi

. >> reuniÓn de bellas en casa te traemos a las hermosas reinas hispanas de miss universo que han dejadoyane mendoza, estefanÍa fernÁndez, lupita jhons y zuleyka rivera aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" mÁs cerca de ti ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ familia buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. >> hola hola hola! ♪ hoy es miÉrcoles 27 de febrero de 2019, con sabor a repÚblica dominicana. y al ritmo de nuestro grupo celebrando la independencia de quisqueya de la bella. >> celebramos contigo hoy repÚblica dominicana. >> asÍ es repÚblica dominicana estÁ hoy de fiesta conmemoramos el 175 aniversario de independencia claro que tenemos cobertura completa desde santo domingo con el carnaval en nueva york con las celebraciones de la comunidad dominicana aquÍ en el estudio con el rey de la comedia nomb dominicana quÉ manera de celebrar a nuestra gente que amamos tanto. >> para darle un agasajo a todos los dominicanos, hoy vamos a recibir en la casa a las miss universo. >> sobre todo se van a dar un taco de ojo. >> aquÍ estaremos real abraned la repÚblica dominicana les quiero decir que tenemos noticias muy importante pero hay alguien qu

authorities arrested miss looper 26 times during her fight for freedom. clara looper empowered young people to imagine a fewer brighter than their present and taught them how to make that future a reality. she changed lives and planted seeds of ethical leadership into those who were lucky enough to be mentored by her. each of her former students talks about the pivotal role miss looper played in instilling confidence, character, and dignity in them. generations reap the benefit of her sacrifice and the efforts to integrate not only business abouts in oklahoma city but educational spaces. miss looper integrated the history department at the university of oklahoma, become being the first black graduate of that masters program. her contributions are reflected across our own state and a namesake scholarship program at oklahoma city university, a corridor in the northeast side of oklahoma city, a classroom at the university of central oklahoma, designating oklahoma city public schools district building as the clara looper center. and naming the african-america

teens are apparently daring each other to go missing for 48 hours.the goal is to see if a 'missing postfor them shows up on social media.ofc. john lacy/overland park police "there just craving for attention."officer john lacy with overland park police says the challenge is not only dangerous, but could tie officers up during real emergencies.ofc. john lacy/overland park police"it's taking resources away from the police department. you know, if we respond to your home, we're going to actively look for your child. we're going to think this person is missing and they really are not missing and it's taking away resources."parents should be aware of the challenge and know what their kids are doing on social media.ofc. john lacy/overland park police"you should know their password, you should know what type of apps are on their phone, things of that sort." (vicki) that was mckenzie nelson reporting. earlier this week, a 13-year- old was reported missing in north carolina-- but it turns out she was just hiding under her bed, surrounded by shoes. (grant) there was speculation she was participati

was repored missing by his family on tuesday. he is described as about 5- feet- 8 inches tall... 145- pounds with blue eyes and red hair. he was last seen wearing a red beanie, a black nascar jacket and blue jeans. he was carrying a skateboard. he was reported to be with a group of friends tuesday around 6:30 p=m ... at the arco mini mart on village parkway .. before he went missing. (ken) in national news tonight... at least five s at a manufactoring business in aurora, illinois. (pam) the suspected shooter is also dead. camilia bernal has the latest.

excuse me, miss nelson? >> supervisor walton: just a quick question, miss nelson. would you rather serve as a permanent member of one of the appeals boards or an alternate? >> i don't know exactly what the time commitment is, but i'm open to either two. i guess my first preference would be an alternate. thank you. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. is mr. paul bellar here? is there anyone from the investment appeals board that might be able to speak on his behalf? >> i'm sorry. no. my name is dawn duran, and i'm the assessor for the investment appeals board, and i was going to answer the question about the difference between regular board members and alternates for the rules committee. >> chair ronen: okay. sure. >> regular board members are scheduled in a regular alternating pattern on our calendar, so they are actually scheduled in a regular pattern. alternates are usually called in when regular board members are not able to attend their board hearings as scheduled. so that's pretty much what the difference is between the two. and i'm here to answer any further q

the only thing that is missing is a bit of goodwill on the eu side.ernment is going to have to hope that that is shown if they are to get anywhere in terms of renegotiating the detail of that agreement. let's remember it is in two parts, the withdrawal agreement, which is effectively setting the terms of britain's exit from the eu, and the future partnership, the political declaration which is much looser and the details of which have yet to be worked out. mps, particularly brexiteer mps in theresa may's and party, happening clear that it is the detail of that withdrawal agreement which needs to change if they are going to back it, and so far the eu have ruled that out. as well as a majority in parliament for removing or changing the backstop, the other thing that could possibly command a majority opinion among mps is a closer relationship with the european union in future, potentially even staying in the customs union, ora union, or a customs arrangement, thatis union, or a customs arrangement, that is of course the labour policy although many in the

went missing nearly ten years ago.s to take over a missing person‘s affairs without having to testify that they believe that person to be dead. mr lawrence was watching the debate. this is an issue that came across my desk early on in my parliamentary career because i host the lawrence family with my honourable friend from your cancer. we share that families in our constituencies. this year, this tragic and mysterious disappearance. to show that the issue is much needed, mr lawrence says that they need this legislation today despite it is ten years on, that they need it today. this legislation will probably help about 50 that they had to people and yet, an estimate of 100 people a year. those 100 cases affect thousands of people, their loved ones, theirfriends. so a vital piece of legislation. this issue came to me when i met with the manic street preachers who are missing in 1995. one of my favourite bands, as imad in envy fan as a kid, one of my favourite bands, as a mad indie fan as a kid, you forget these people ar

has i'm not going to miss how insular it can be and i'm not going to miss the fact that they. are right but the reason a real you know going to brussels village fear and they just don't tend to put their tentacles out to the rest of europe and they believe what they say matters more than anything else i won't miss that but i would i do want to send a message to people out there and say that look they're just like any other large institution they believe they're right they believe their vision is right it doesn't make all of them indecent people or nasty individuals it just means that they have a different opinion so was i just think now rippin is old it's old fashioned it's in the past not of the future and we should still continue to engage with them and try and persuade them that we're different ways to engage with the world the world thank you so much as no for a period alice i'm going to talk to the queen the driller's whisky in the queen only scorch norman cuny and out of nature and then past law and you're many friends to wish them health wealth thank you alice i'm going

libby went missing after a night out in the city on thursday.ely concerned for her welfare. her family say her disappearance is completely out of character, as megan paterson reports. after anotherfreezing night in hull police searches have resumed for missing libby squire. her family says her disappearance has left them broken. she was last seen leaving the welly club at 11pm on thursday. she got into a taxi and travelled near to her home, but since then, hasn't been seen. cctv cameras last picked up images of libby squire here on the junction of beverley road and haworth street at quarter to midnight on thursday. but it's not clear which direction she then travelled. and this area remains a key interest to police. like, swarms of police coming here. yeah, they've been in our back garden, looking in houses and stuff. and just, like, yeah, they've looked through everything. more than 70 officers have been involved in searches so far. the taxi driver who picked her up and a man who spoke to her, as she sat on a bench, have both given help to poli

cher hughes was missing for two months.ow, her family and friends wondered if her disappearance had anything to do with another american who left the island abruptly, four months before cher. a man named bo islar. >> bo was quiet. introvert. he was a really great guy. >> reporter: bo kept a low profile since moving to bocas from santa fe, new mexico, in 2004. the former antique dealer was so quiet that no one even noticed when he took off. >> a lot of people say, let's go to argentina for six weeks. they don't e-mail everybody and tell them we're leaving. that is easy to be not missed for a while. >> reporter: it made more sense when they found out that bo sold his home to wild bill, another american in their group famous for throwing lively parties many of the people attended including cher's friend, kristen. >> i knew that they wanted to sell and move somewhere different. and so i assumed they sold and that bo had left. >> reporter: still, as keith thought back to the days after bo moved out, an image kept returning to hi

no chance of missing from there. he given a helping hand? as arsenal protested, aguero celebrated. city were making it look rather easy, showing they have the bottle for a title fight. there's always room for improvement, though, when your manager is a perfectionist. no need for the mood, pep. 3—1 the final score with a standing ovation for a hat—trick hero. over to you, liverpool. in the earlier game, manchester united were looking to keep their momentum under ole gunnar solskjaer. paul pogba has looked like a man reborn lately.

miss maloney. >> yes. >> miss maloney votes yes. miss norton miss norton votes yes. mr. clay. mr. clay votes yes. mr. lynch >> ay e zblchlt mr. keeper votes yes plp connolly. >> ip ay zbleechlt mr. chris krishnamoorthi. mr. raskin. mr. rafiqness voits yes. >> rouda. >> mr. roud aif vets owe. miss hill. >> miss hill votes yes. mr. wasserman schultz. >> miss wasserman schultz voeltz yes. mr. sarbanes jets yes. mr. welsch mr. welch votes yes process place spooe yets voe mr. kelly. yay. >> mittsdy sawn yeses votes yes. place lawrence miss lawrence voits yes. >> plaskett. votes yes. mr. cona mr. kahna votes yes mr. gomez. mr. gomez votes yes. miss ocasio-cortez votes yes. miss pressley miss pressley the votes yes. miscellaneous dlab. votes yes. mr. jordan. mr. jordan joets no. >> mr. the amash votes know mr. gosar. mr. gosar vets no miss foxx. >> no. >> miss foxx votes know. >> massey mr. massey votes no mr. meadows no. >> no mr. meadows votes know. >> hice votes know. >> grothman. >> no. >> mr. grothman votes no. >> comer. >> mr. come he were votes no. >> cloud no. >> mr. cloud votesi

miss maloney. >> yes. >> miss maloney votes yes. miss norton miss norton votes yes. mr. clay. mr. clay votes yes. mr. lynch >> ay e zblchlt mr. keeper votes yes plp connolly. >> ip ay zbleechlt mr. chris krishnamoorthi. mr. raskin. mr. rafiqness voits yes. >> rouda. >> mr. roud aif vets owe. miss hill. >> miss hill votes yes. mr. wasserman schultz. >> miss wasserman schultz voeltz yes. mr. sarbanes jets yes. mr. welsch mr. welch votes yes process place spooe yets voe mr. kelly. yay. >> mittsdy sawn yeses votes yes. place lawrence miss lawrence voits yes. >> plaskett. votes yes. mr. cona mr. kahna votes yes mr. gomez. mr. gomez votes yes. miss ocasio-cortez votes yes. miss pressley miss pressley the votes yes. miscellaneous dlab. votes yes. mr. jordan. mr. jordan joets no. >> mr. the amash votes know mr. gosar. mr. gosar vets no miss foxx. >> no. >> miss foxx votes know. >> massey mr. massey votes no mr. meadows no. >> no mr. meadows votes know. >> hice votes know. >> grothman. >> no. >> mr. grothman votes no. >> comer. >> mr. come he were votes no. >> cloud no. >> mr. cloud votesi

, and we missed the second key player with eddie.s live on radio five live this evening and john murray is inside old trafford joined by henry winter. welcome inside old trafford or bienvenue as it says on this programme. inside old trafford or bienvenue as it says on this programmelj inside old trafford or bienvenue as it says on this programme. i think two of psg's great attacking players are not playing so clearly it will be another lift. manchester united are back in their —— back injune with their dna, that attacking embodied by marcus rushford, rejuvenation embodied by pol pot playing with a smile. because of that everything pointing towards ole gunnar solskjaer getting this job on a permanent basis? 40 years behind you is where edward would sit and he's sitting pretty at the moment because he doesn't need to make a decision. if they announce ole gunnar solskjaer now, will the players continue to play with the same intensity? i'm sure they will but why risk it? we have some contract announcements, phil jones in particular, so n

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. >> chair peskin: thank you, miss major. and let me just start out by saying when i became the chair of this committee, i found out that there were actually a number of landmark designations that had been recommended by the historic reservation commission that were on the backlog of this committee's calendar, and i intend to bring them forward to this committee, including several at our next meeting on the 11th day of february . and this measure has been sponsored by supervisor mandelman. and i see his representative today. sir, if you'd like to come back on behalf of supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, supervisors. i am here to speak in support of the historic landmark designation for the property at 22 beaver street, one of the oldest homes in the duboce triangle of district eight. the home originally built in the 1870's is one of the few structures in the neighborhood to survive the 1906 earthquake with minimal renovations to the italian style exterior. it is our belief that the duboce triangle neighborhood and san franci

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now many of our monarchs have gone missing. >> there were hardly any monarchs to be seen. it was really sad. >>> the new kpix 5 news at seven starts now. with former president obama's huge town hall in oakland. good evening i am ken bastida. struck i am elizabeth cook. the event is called my brother's keeper and alliance put on by the obama foundation. kristin is there life for us. >> reporter: it is not every day you get some of the biggest figures in sports and music alongside a former president but that's what happened today for the young boys and men of the my brother's keeper alliance. they told it was met a rock star welcome for former president barack obama. greeted by hundreds of young people, mostly boys and young men who came from all over the country to oakland for first of its kind summit. the national convening of the obama foundations my brother's keeper alliance. the former president here to mark five years since he launched the initiative. it is now expanded into a network of nonprofits designed to uplift boys a

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just wanted to thank miss fortier, miss irani, and mr. van horn for their commitment. these are all personal issues for my family, and i know for so many residents in the city, animal welfare is such an important issue, so yeah, thank you so much for your commitment and to serve on this commission. thank you guys. >> chair ronen: commissioner walton? >> supervisor walton: thank you. we have to take these one at a time, correct? >> clerk: no, you can make more than one motion to appoint and -- you can make a motion to appoint more than one person at a time. >> supervisor walton: so i would like to move forward with a positive recommendation to the full board, annemarie foert "ay" for seat one, nina irani for seat three, and brian van horn for seat seven. >> chair ronen: without objection, the motion passes. thank you. [gavel]. >> clerk: and just so the committee knows, we do have some additional vacancies coming up on this board that will be expiring in april, so there's additional opportunities. >> chair ronen: fantastic. thank you so much for letting us know. thank yo