d.r. sees country director for say the children will come to me in africa where the what health workers on the ground tell you are they afraid. yes some of them because of the recent scale in violence in some of the areas where we're responding to the about our outbreak i mean particularly in good tempo where we had the tragic and happened where we had the tragic killing of the cameroonian doctor recently and devoted treatment centers have been attacked and they've been various violent demonstrations so it's made it very volatile. that some of the health workers to actually go out. and that's why you see up scale in the cases of the boda recent. but it's not i mean good tempered by it's pretty bad we work in many things are in a comma right. now health workers have been it was ok so if you're talking about and upscaling the cases but i think a lot of people will be aussie in the question is this outbreak likely to spread outside of the borders of where it is kind of to contained it could easily

belgium in 2017 he was 84 joseph had been as government wouldn't allow his body to be buried in the d.r. see it was now possible off the chicken she's a good son phoenix became president in february now thousands of supporters were gathered at the airport in kinshasa on thursday when she remains a bride to be given a state funeral on saturday and hopefully supporters gathered at that airport it was an important moment. when the crowd would know from here it is really an extraordinary day he. said them it is the father of democracy who has gone he's the tree he's in library for us. from on 3 march month. he must rest when you start. i'm very happy that we can have a ceremony for theosophists 97. an extra is a place i know i want to visit it's ethiopia's newest museum that launched in march 20 is often it's found is 1st came up with the idea it's a museum and more because it also comes with a big garden way a city doing this can reconnect with nature that means a lot for people in a city that's known to be developing at a rapid pace or pace and look at the museum. the rainy season has started

levels it's like millions of others from south sudan as well as rwanda or the d.r. see edith and her family found refuge in uganda where 48 here functions differently compared to the rest of the world people are not just confined to a camp like in kenya refugees who arrive here immediately given a work permit and the land which is provided by the communities and their new neighbors who hand over parts of their land they also receive monthly benefits we have cash and foot as well because when we give them for dead that is restricted to the 4 that we've given them but when you give them cash they have the option to buy and supplement what about that debt that that is so it's optional. ugandans have a strong willingness to give to those in need for 20 years they also suffered during the civil war the people here know what it means to be forced out of their homes they also benefit from international aid which can be used to build hospitals or schools but of course there are still challenges. as a young school we have enormous talent is one of it is in a frost drug. like the

levels it's like millions of others from south sudan as well as rwanda or the d.r. see edith and her family found refuge in uganda refugee aid here functions differently compared to the rest of the world people are not just confined to a camp like in kenya refugees who arrive here immediately given a work permit and the land which is provided by the communities and their new neighbors who hand over parts of their land they also receive monthly benefits we have ice and foot as well because when we give them food get that is restricted to the 4 that we've given them but then you give them cash they have the option to buy and supplement what about that debt that that is so it's optional. you cannot have a strong willingness to give to those in need for 20 years they also suffered during the civil war the people here know what it means to be forced out of their homes they also benefit from international aid which can be used to build hospitals or schools but of course there are still challenges. as a young school we have enormous talent is one of it is in a frost drug. like

look at mali you look at leisure you look at nigeria you look at many of these different places d.r. see now and others and what you'll start to see is that in the context of all these anti terrorism quote unquote operations is always wrapped up on that is a lot of civilian busa is for instance in cameroon which nick turse already had revealed a couple of years ago the u.s. sponsored forces were deeply involved in torture we see this quite a bit in mali in these arab countries that are in the saheli and region because you have a number of you know quote unquote insurgencies that have long roots there in the colonial borders that exist in some of the cross border populations like that's why people and others and they're just criminalized lumped in with isis and other tribes whole villages can be raised people are consistently arrested and so i think what we're seeing is something that's very consistent about u.s. strata. it is they build up these military forces it becomes an institution of patronage and thus it helps push forward corruption in a lot of different ways and it also helps em

died 2 years ago in belgium at the age of $84.00 after a long illness and its cool crisis in the d.r. see led to the delay of his funeral because of fears it would spark opposition protests crowds are expected to gather at the national stadium in kinshasa later on thursday. a judge in spain has jailed the head of mexico's biggest steelmaker while has decided whether he should be extradited to face corruption charges in his home country alonzo and see the elizondo was arrested at the main airport on the mediterranean island of new york he's wanted in mexico as part of the president's anti corruption drug. well they were born in italy grew up there and speak the language but were told they would get citizenship after helping to save a hijacked bus full of children are still waiting for the government to keep its promise cases filling calls for for citizenship laws to be changed from room reports. has been called a hero him and his classmate help save the lives of 51 students when their school bus was hijacked in march the eluded the police resulting in a dramatic rescue of their hijacked bu

a veteran political campaigner who took a stand against the abuse of power and corruption in the d.r. see why our butts never achieved the top job he sustained a long career of playing friend and foe to former ruler mobutu sese seko during the cold war he served briefly as prime minister 4 times. after mbutu was toppled from power to shake heady oppose laurent kabila a rebel leader turned head of state who was then assassinated. below was succeeded by his son joseph who ruled the country for 18 years but the 2 tussled for power as could be the refused to step down and delayed limiting presidential terms in office chickadees death triggered violent protests in kinshasa between supporters and police of the ballots held last december were marred by allegations of fraud the election of chickadees son felix a considered the 1st peaceful transfer of power in the d.r. c. since independence. he is our father he fought for us and this is how we have the presidency in our hands today with felix she said. a state funeral will take place on saturday in the eastern town of in selling the nation's fina

sank in a lake in the democratic republic of congo at least 30 people died in my don't be in the d.r. see around 180 survive the disaster on saturday night as the boat was ferrying around 350 passengers somewhere teachers travelling to collect their salaries staying in africa zimbabwe's main opposition party has elected nelson chamisa as its leader it was the 1st congress held by the movement for democratic change since the death of its founder morgan china last year the party has been plagued by divisions since his death or reports from where or in central symbolic way. after months of infighting over who will be leaders of opposition party nelson chamisa is the elected president of the movement for democratic change he ran unopposed after some who wanted the top job list the party or dropped out of the race. with sean zimbabwe africa that it is possible to be democratically disposed to renew it is possible to. nonviolent peaceful contests internally and that is what we've shown the world look at the number of people. are watching him closely to see how he plans to put pressure on presid

a general strike this week in a bid to force the military to hand over power to civilians in the d.r. see opposition leader more scotto be has told al-jazeera he plans to unite the opposition he region he recently returned to the democratic republic of congo after almost 3 years in exile. a wealthy businessman and former governor of the southeast katanga province he was once a former president joseph kabila but the pair fell out and got to me was charged with property fraud and barred from running in december the election that vote was won by felix she said katie though the result has been disputed since she said kerry has been in office is pardon 700 prisoners including political opponents of former president kabila where he's got to be was one of those catherine soy sat down with cuts on b. in mumbai she the main city in its political heart and its hunger. i think what is important for us is the life of the congolese people i'm going to go and do my 2 way in the country i came back i mean man of peace i never killed anyone i never stolen any penny from anyone i can account for everythin

see in this photo. but as we all know, views in san francisco are not protected, and the d.r. requester his will still have views from their full height rear windows. as you can see, it is quite nice view of the golden gate. finally, i'd like to echo bill's note of appreciation for all of the staff time that has been spent trying to resolve these d.r. his, officially by mr. winslow, which is an unusually amount of time and effort. the staff's recommendation here is a compromise, and well it may not be anyone's perfect outcome, certainly not ours, michael is willing to live with it. clearly addresses the d.r. requester's concerns, conserving their light, air, and views, and i would like to turn it over to the project architect for some of the specifics and then i have a few things to add the end. >> great. this diagram shows a series of modifications that were made to the project between the original preapplication meeting, and the first meeting, we had in person meetings with the various people who ended up filing the d.r. the project went through a substantial review, and we h

one is being able to see the changes as requested in the d.r. , the second was exploration of a three-storybuilding with the removal of a portion of or all of the ground floor commercial space to accommodate three units. >> is that what you said, commissioner moore? >> and he should be working that out with mr. winslow and the department, rather then if we make a motion to ask for something, which she does not believe as possible, we are approving something, for all intensive purposes used to be put between planning and the applicant to be right or wrong. i don't have a clue that way. i want us to make a motion. however, if you are saying it doesn't work, then you need to work that out with the department. >> i would say that i support this project as it is. i do think that you could work with staff to do the things that they intend. i think it is workable. i trust mr. winslow's magic. [laughter]. >> i will say that, you know, the thing about the commercial space, i worry quite a bit about our commercial space around the city, particularly places like cortland, 24th street, ocean avenue, th

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d.r., walmart is mounting a very serious challenge to amazon here. i see gone back to $100 a share. >> yeah. i think walmart is the only number two in this market, target looked like they might make a run. they are not doing as well. this is a great shot across amazon's bow and the real winner are the consumers. just imagine how much everyone is benefiting from these companies putting technology to work to do things better, faster, cheaper. it's a good thing all across the board. stuart: mike murphy is sitting next to me and i don't think he would ever invest in a retailer like walmart. >> i most certainly would. stuart: you would? >> i would invest. we don't own the stock currently. i would buy on a pullback but i would argue walmart is less of a retailer now and becoming more of a technology company. if you apply a tech multiple to walmart after their -- ashley: based on what? that they are doing fast shipping? >> fast shipping. ashley: they still have a massive retail footprint. >> they most certainly do. here's the thing. the way you get your products,

you see that little bit of wall left, and there's a little bit more there, but that is it. so when -- it was at the commission. someone did do a d.ronsor said, i'll put a second unit, i will put it in lot unit. that sounds kind of great. they wanted it to be bigger, they said it would be bigger, i don't know if it is. i did not get to go to the open house. there is wonder as you can see, there is one front door and one address, but i didn't go to see the open house, and i don't know how it is configured once you are inside their if there are two doors or what. this is the second unit kitchen and this thing to me is there is no stove, i don't know how someone could live in a second unit without a stove, you are not going to eat veggies all the time, so there is no microwave. there is a refrigerator, there is a sink, there is a dishwasher , and this is down below the garage. that is kind of what the pattern has happened with a lot of these on the list with a second unit. these are all things i just wanted to raise with the list. when you do finally meet with the planning commission and you discuss the demo legislation, how you want

d.r. requester and their filing referenced the special use district. that was created in 1991 to limit height in residential areas, but that is specifically not in the cortland and see two district. the subject and adjacent block faces have a mix of commercial and residential units, neighboring from 2-4 stories, up to four dwellings. the existing building is a two-story commercial space with an unused garage and one half of the market. mostly serving as they're back of house needs. the project is to develop the historic building and construct a new four-story building with three dwellings over retail. no vehicle parking is proposed. instead, the commercial space will be provided with communicating openings to potentially rejoin with the market. each dwelling has three bedrooms and measures approximately 1100 square feet. we are proposing a 25% rear yard at the residential levels with comment roof deck for the required open space. the project is fully code compliant with no variances or waivers. we held our preapplication meeting with 11 neighbors 12 months ago. since then, we have had three additional meetings in december, january and february, as well as with the p

see it. >> i'm with you. ashley: totally agree. >> self-driving, i'm going to take the other side of that one. self-driving cars are the way of the future. stuart: wrong again, d.roing to launch a new privacy tool. okay. i'm interested. susan: so it's to limit cookies. nou co you know cookies are basically tools built in 1994 to track where you're going on the internet. google chrome is going to limit those tools in the future. some say this is an achilles heel for the technology and also for third party advertisers as well. if you can't get the data and follow people around on the internet to know what they're looking at, how do you know how to target what they want? stuart: i would just like google to stop reading my g-mail. that is too much to ask? susan: what's in there? ashley: he doesn't know his password. stuart: i was going to expound on this. 9:40 eastern time. d.r., murphy, fine performance. myself notwithstanding. we are still down 200 points. that's the way we are ten minutes into the session. 26,230 is where we are. >>> we have a new poll and it shows president trump's approval rating hitting its highest level yet. i think it's part of a political s