-- for grant. in order to have the confidence that you are right and have vetted will pay off the you, you had better be right most of the time. it, thewho don't make majority of the time, they end up being television commentators or something like that. [laughter] prof. woodworth: nothing against coaches who are television commentators, there are some good one. i hope gary patterson doesn't become a commentator for a long time. grant had the confidence going for him. again, i don't think that became something that did not cost grant some effort. grant some effort. he put effort into making up his mind, figuring out what he needed to do, deciding it was to do that, i'm going to stick with that course. it cost him. one time when you see the do, ae going effort , this was not an effortless thing, it was not just ho-hum, everything will go my way, it was the first day of the battle of the wilderness -- actually both days. for grant, this was a new thing. he had been very successful in the civil war. t

grant.not sure. but there are all -- as much research as we are able to do there's always things you don't ever know about a person, things that remain unknown, maybe unknowable. i was going to ask each of you if there's something -- shelby quite a number of thinks in your book. >> the whole book. >> but things that you would really like to know that you never were able to have been able to find out. start with you, shelby. how about that. >> how about every woman i wrote about. their names -- like i said, they gave up who they were to serve for their various causes and we don't know who they were, so i would like to know their real names and a lot of cases what happened to them after the war, because in a lot of the stories that i write about, we see them pop up, they were discovered, they were killed, whatever, and they just kind of fall off the face of the earth. their story just kind of ends. so i was fortunate, i was able to conclude some of the stories for some of the women, but a lot

>> the accessibility grant or the abe? so, though abe program that compliance is the responsibility of the property owner. as part of this accessibility grant application we added in there, if the request for the assistance with the abe. we do have a list of businesses i i have been case managing on specifically complying with the abe. >> i guess, i just hope you guys connect to them or get that buy-in is that we can very easily take that list i match them up -- and match them up. we can present this at the meeting, and you know, send it on our e-mail list, and what, and just try to match it up on that end if that is useful? >> absolutely. continue outreach and education and your engagements? definitely. >> just a point of clarification with the abe, now challenged and being able to absolutely identify, @ that is facing accommodation. first what needs to be submitted is a checklist to the department of building inspection to determine what category your entryway is in. so they can see by the checklist , if a business, not

good evening -- i'm grant lodes... (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis...this happened at the intersection of story road and south jackson avenue around 3:45 this afternoon. traffic just started flowing through the busy area within the last hour.kron4'n thorn is live in st san jose tonight..he joins us with more on what happened..dan? (vicki) in the east bay -- a 12-year-old girl is recovering after injuring her head in a hit-and-run. it happened just after seven this morning on sunset road at trailside drive in brentwood. police say the girl was walking to school when she got hit by an s-u-v. she was airflited to a hospital in sacaramento. police say -- they arrested the driver who left the scene. the driver faces charges for felony hit and run...and suspected d-u-i. (grant) vallejo police are looking for the suspects responsible for áthis burglary check it out - thieves were caught on camera breaking into cars last friday..it happened in the parking lot of a shopping center off admiral callaghan lane in vallejo.kron 4's t

(grant) and i'm grant lodes. it's still an active scene right now in san jose. this is happening on story road at jackson avenue. that area will be shut down to traffic until at least 7:00 tonight. kron-4's rob fladeboe is live at the scene -- rob what do we know? (rob live) (grant)(bam) the homeless man accused of violently attacking a woman outside her embarcadero condo is being kept in jail. === despite the fact that new charges... related to a second accusation were dropped.(vicki) kron4's maureen kelly reports this latest development comes after austin vincent's case was presided over by a new judge. (grant) in the east bay. police are releasing video of a violent bbery in pinole. it happened monday night at a pizza hut on tara hills drive. two robbers wearing masks stormed in - jumped the counter...then pointed a gun in an employee's face. at one point the suspects punched and kicked the victim... before getting away with cash. but as the call was being sent out to police... the suspects' car was spotted and pulled over. officers arrested three men. two of

>(grant) (grant) officials are reminding people --- narcan is available over the counter at many pharmacies. (vicki) in the south bay. the project to extend bart into santa clara county is getting 125-million dollars from the federal government. the second phase is a six point six mile project that adds four stations in san jose and santa clara. stations already finished in milpitas and san jose's berryessa neighborhood are already set to open this december the v-t-a got the federal money ater putting up 75 percent of funding locally. they plan to ask for a total of 1-point-4 billion in the coming years. lawrence karnow: sunshine (vicki) the world health organization declared in 2000 the united states had eliminated measles. now the c-d-c says the country is just weeks away from potentially losing that status because of ongoing outbreaks. (grant)washington correspondent jessi turnure reports... experts and members of congress are calling on parents to vaccinate their children

grant: absolutely. china is one of the powerhouses and big growth areas of the world economy. in a world of deglobalization, whether from the trade wars or just a slowdown in economics globally, markets don't like uncertainty. the continuation of this trade war in a world of relative malaise from an economic perspective generally isn't particularly positive. from our perspective, we still like owning the ration in sovereign bonds because we believe central banks must step up to the plate, whether it is in europe with the ecb, or the u.k., and specifically in the states with the federal reserve, to make sure the global economy keeps going in the right trajectory. vonnie: how much our markets doing the central banks' job for them? grant: that's a great question. given the fact we had a yield curve inversion today come bond yields have rallied pretty sick and lay -- today, bond yields have rallied pretty significantly. it was kind of positive for the consumer in the longer-term. people are getting to borro

who , in fact, owns the open space, and has granted an easement for use, but didn't grant any construction? >> i would make a couple comments on the same matter. first, as the board knows, it is whether the city intentionally or inadvertently because of the sequester to be late in filing the appeal. that doesn't mean that any time the requester alleges that the city improperly issued a permit that they cause the requester to be late. they would have to be something related to the actual notice, otherwise, any time a requester, three months later, decided that the city improperly issued a permit, they could make a jurisdiction request. does that make sense? after the underlying issue, i would agree that the interpretation of what that means is a civil matter for the parties to figure out in the civil courts. >> on the issue of notice, and they understand this was made by the permit holders' council, but the issue clearly was properly noticed given. my understanding was there was no notice required. >> but if a permit was issued to somebody, in fact, who didn't own the land, that becomes a c

grant. sure. but there are all -- as much research as we are able to do there's always things you don't ever know about a person, things that remain unknown, maybe unknowable. i was going to ask each of you if there's something -- shelby quite a number of thinks in your book. >> the whole book. >> but things that you would really like to know that you never were able to have been able to find out. start with you, shelby. how about that. >> how about every woman i wrote about. their names -- like i said, they gave up who they were to serve for their various causes and we don't know who they were, so i would like to know their real names and a lot of cases what happened to them after the war, because in a lot of the stories that i write about, we see them pop up, they were discovered, they were killed, whatever, and they just kind of fall off the face of the earth. their story just kind of ends. so i was fortunate, i was able to conclude some of the stories for some of the women, but a lot of

ultimately, grant adapts. interestingly enough, i think if you do look at characteristics of grant and characteristics of forrest, you find some strong similarities. both of them are unfazed. things can happen, they don't lose their composure. they might lose their temper, lose theirn't composure. they often live to fight another day, and the second day is a successful day, even if the first day wasn't. so forrest will have one of those circumstances where everything has gone well and then it doesn't. and i just say this very quickly, he really depended heavily on his brothers. in this case, william forrest. if you have ever traveled with yo bars -- with ed bars, ed is very dramatic. willie, ink about this case, william forrest. he will talk about -- and then there is brother bill. but william forrest is going to be responsible for keeping them -- the federals that are issuing -- that forrest aware are pursuing -- at arm's length while he handles a force attempting to block him. so there is a force in front of

ultimately, grant adapts. if you do look at characteristics of grant and characteristics of forrest, you find some strong similarities. both of them are unfazed. things can happen that i do not lose their composure. they live to -- things can happen and they do not lose their composure. will have one of those circumstances where everything has gone well and then it doesn't. he really depended heavily on his brothers. in this case, william forrest. he will talk about -- and then there is brother bill. william forrest is going to be them atble for keeping arms length while he handles a force attempting to block him. there is a force in front of him and a force coming in from behind but it is at some distance. if you can capture this front force, you can continue to proceed on and you are crossing and getting into confederate lines safely with a handful of prisoners. the problem is that bill forrest gets on the wrong road and they come in on the right road behind them. he sees the horse holders come racing by. ca

and number three, grant, the biggest thing is that grant was working against the fact that the army at the potomac was with lee consistently for so long, and grant thought -- you know, if you look at grant's comments on the campaign, you know what is the consistent theme he says? it is necessary to teach the army how to fight. grant interpreted the overland campaign as a contest of morale that he had to instill in the federal troops in the east that you can whip these guys if you just try. sherman saw that too when -- sherman wrote letters during the atlanta campaign to grant saying you're giving the rebels a good lesson. keep it up. the morale issue was uppermost in the minds of both grant and sherman. they had the morale advantage in the west but not in the east. i'm saying this because i think that is the reason why grant so often attacked so often and with sometimes poor preparation, because he was afraid that lee would take advantage of him if he didn't do something quickly. sherman didn't have to worry about that, because johnson was so passively defensive he didn't have to worry

grant fought, if you look at grant comments on the campaign, you know what is the consistent theme he says, it is necessary to teach the army how to fight. this is essentially a contest of morale that he had to instill in the federal troops in the east that you can rip these guys if you just try. sherman saw that to, when sherman wrote letters to the atlanta campaign to grant saying, you are giving the rebels a good lesson, keep it up. the morale issue is uppermost in the minds of grant and sherman and they had the morale advantage in the west but not in the east. i say this because i think that is the reason why grant so often attacked so often and with sometimes, poor preparation because he was afraid that lee would take advantage of him if he didn't do something quickly sherman didn't have to worry about that because johnson was so passively defensive that he didn't have to worry much about johnson taking advantage of him so he had a lot more advantages and played the game more coolly but it's a wonderful question we could spend a whole hour discussing. thank you . >> yes, sir . >>

improvement grant program. with significant investments directed to great crossing tracks. fra is prioritizing ptc and prevention, rate crossing safety and close call reporting program commonly referred to as c-3 rs. railroad success implementation remains at the top of the agenda. as i said many times before the hearing, the implication of ptc and rail operations represents the most fundamental change in rail safety technology in more than a century. with 20 months remaining until the statutory deadline the department and fra will continue to provide extensive technical assistance and perform comprehensive oversight to host and tenet railroads and hold the trailer accountable for the timely implementation of an interoperable ptc system and all lines subject to statutory mandate. going to prevention and great crossing, it is a top fra agenda and preventing incidents and railroad property and safety. trespassing on railroad property, and grade crossing incidents are the second. together, over the past ten years

good evening -- i'm grant lodes.....this happened at the intersection of story road and south jackson avenue around 3:45 this afternoon. traffic just started flowing through the busy area within the last hour.kron4'n thorn is live in st san jose tonight..he joins us with more on what happened..dan?

that is my understanding of that , which would incline me to grant the appeal, however, if we grant it today, would we hear the case and would we hear it without -- >> the way the process would work is if you grant jurisdiction, the jurisdiction requester has five days to go down to the department and actually file an appeal. >> okay. >> which is then separately heard. >> so that's my thoughts. i don't know what you are thinking. >> don't get carried away. if i'm understanding, you would vote to grant the jurisdiction request? i am fine with that. >> okay. >> okay. >> i make a motion to grant the jurisdiction request on the basis that the permit was -- >> it is not valid. >> the permit is not valid or that the permit is subject to appeal. >> yeah, this is a really odd case, actually. the basis could be that the department's decision to revise the permit and reinstate the permit would amount to a new permit being issued by the department. >> the revision could be an error, right? >> i don't thank you have to find that there was an error. i think what they have done here , arguably, is i

grant has try roed to get vicksburg. in 1863 he runs the gun boats at vicksburg, marches his army down with nose bolts, crosses the mississippi river and he is going to fight a series of battles, not going straight to vicksburg but rather relieving a threat on his rear, jackson, mississippi and then moves to fight at champion hill and big black before trying to capture vicksburg by storm and settling into a siege. after 47 days that will fall to the union. the largest confederate mass surrender until the actual end of the civil war. it's an astounding victory for the union cupped with another victory in louisiana. and now the anaconda plan started at the finning of the war is finally taking shame. the confederates not only are having trouble getting things into their ports, but they don't control the mississippi river. literally the confederates have no way to cross the mississippi river with their men. with their slaves, with their beef, with their salt. where are the confederates supposed to get this stuff? somewhere e

the better care fund to social care grant, and also the winter pressures grants.t to £2.4 billion in the come to an end at the end of march next year. this point you don't know what lies beyond that? the priority here is to call on the chancellor of the exchequer to confirm all social care including those temporary grants is rolled over into the next financial year. but then of course the system does not stand still and we estimate that there is a further 650 million pounds of pressure right across the system that we are going to experience next year so that's inflation, that's more demand and we are asking government to fully fund that as well. has it always been like this that there's been an element of the spending that you have available that does not come around automatically and you have to hope it will happen again this is only happen the last few years or so, it's the government response to a system that we all know needs com plete a system that we all know needs complete reform it's only when the permanent government funding has transposed in the temporar

they have provided a grant to assist the department with undertaking this work. the two organizations will be working in partnership on this project, and the consultant will be required to meet jointly with the department and bvna members as a focused working group. regarding the selection process, a request for proposals was advertised on march 15 of 2019, and the department received proposals from five consultant teams. a selection committee approved by the contract monitoring division was composed of two department staff and two members of bvna. a review of the proposals by the selection committee yielded a short list of three consultant teams which were advanced to interviews on may 2, 2019. following these interviews, miller companies landscape architects received the highest score as determined by the selection committee and approved by the contract monitoring division. the project will receive -- or will feature multiple opportunities for opportunity input and engagement. there will be three community meetings cohosted by the department and bvna to discuss

our grants are important while we see homelessness decline so significantly.lier this year, hud bolstered our efforts to end homelessness by providing more than $2 billion in homeless assistance grants which support more than 5800 local homeless assistance programs and continuing care program. renewing these grants will allow these providers to continue their work to house and serve our most vulnerable neighbors. these support a broad range of interventions from street outreach to broad spectrums of housing and related services. these local providers are right in the front line of our efforts to end homelessness. veterans on the front lines to protect our freedoms at home. this requires us to support those who are on the frontline. going out in the cold and rain, going under bridges, talking to people sometimes don't even want to seek them and being persistent in establishing those relationships with the people finally begin to trust them and getting people off the streets and in many cases, not only a supportive environment but an environment where they can t

(grant) pharmaceutical companies argue the law changes the framework for evaluating patent settlements... and could risk generic medication generic and could risk generic medication remaining off the market entirely.(grant) tomorrow -- the appropriations committee in both chambers will decide whether to pass or kill hundreds of bills. it's one of the final hurdles for california laws with the end of the legislative session in two weeks. a big scare at a south bay school.. after two mountain lion sightings nearby.the first sighting happened around 8-30 this morning near the track..at chaboya middle school a shelter in place was ordered for both chaboya and nearby tom matsumota elementary school. san jose police and fish and wildlife rangers searched the area, but the animal was gone.police say a

so it's the same as with the freedom that i used to take for granted. when i was in prison i realized that i couldn't take it for granted. right. the success rate speaks for itself 8 out of 10 never go back to the streets. is one of the success stories she's training to become a social worker the 1st training she's at the age of 42 because they had a dog 1000000 years you can running was just one step on the path to getting back on my feet again. she had a 1st step was getting an apartment. and someone else can. let go it's a view to describes a way of life that is joyful and relaxed and where better to study living the sweet life in italy that's where one mare is rewriting the laws of decency he is determined to rid his town of newsarama of offensive language those caught making insults are penalized but instead of fines or community service the town is using la dolce vita and culture to sweep even the most sort of tongues. eyes full of terror mouths wide open. the terrible result of nastiness under it cost the mayor says this painting serves him not o

a lot of those grants that were a part of the data. we want to continue to work on a revolving loan program, and the proposal of that we had zero% interest. again, his projects impact businesses, what we want to help them do is meet their cash flow during the course of that project, knowing that they would fully recover, and as they pay back those loans, we would go for future businesses that would face that situation in the future. that is my presentation. thank you. >> thank you. i know this issue is of great concern to virtually every member of this body, and i appreciate that the m.t.a. is taking this seriously. i do have to put it in a little bit of context, and i'm not pointing fingers or crying about spilled milk, but it is rather astounding that we are playing such a game of catch up. i am not pointing at you, it is better late than never, but whether it is the central subway , which is far behind schedule, and as that gentleman with the red hair to my right sitting behind the commissioner reported, it is going to be further de

the grant amount is for $2.3 million. the city is matching $2.6 million. the total project cost is $5 million. we show it on page 10 of our report and we recommend approval >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment now. any members of the public like to comment on item number 3. seeing none, public comment is now closed. supervisor mar, would you -- >> supervisor mar: actually, i had a few questions. >> chair fewer: sorry. >> supervisor mar: i had a few questions, more a background question. how much does the city receive in the lppformulaic funds for these types of projects? >> we've applied three times for formulaic funds. >> supervisor mar: so we don't receive a regular funding amount? >> we don't. we apply in joint partnership with the transportation authority. they're eligible to receive these funds since bayes do collect a tax here in san francisco. so we've overall have received -- let's see here -- i'm going to ask my colleague to help out. >> supervisor mar: so the formulaic funds are received by the transportation

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oh you hopes the lily will also grant her fur till it. since the knife wound in 2005 she's never been able to get pregnant. the russian parliament the duma has passed legislation led by arch conservative female m.p.'s exempting offenders from criminal prosecution for the 1st domestic violence offense the 1st one has to be classified as a petty offense a relatively trivial matter. these women in parliament absolutely do not represent ordinary russian women not in the slightest. i represent the interests of russian women because i see all this these politicians have no idea what they're talking about this new law is against the people not for the people. the next day genya and her friends set out for some are. it's a 13 hour trip to give free tattoos to victims of abuse jenea never expected so many women to contact her from all across russia the 1st woman here is 39 year old vic oh she's embarrassed by the large store that her coworkers can see on her hand. my ex-husband. and i wanted to leave him and he locked me in. he cut me all over so

first off, we changes that happened in 2009 with discretionary grant programs. now that we have direct towards freight projects. and secondly with the requirement that we developed a national freight network and strategic plan. we'll break through the mobile side those that are established sometimes by process and sometimes by statute. these were all excellent accomplishments of the fast act and we look forward to seeing that continue. you mentioned between two and 34 projects and 26 were approved this will always be a function of the what we can afford and how we rank our priorities against our other transportation projects. that's a conversation that our department are having and continue to have with you and the other people. >> i believe it's a job creation activity when you make these investments. you create more jobs. i would like to work with the department and make sure that we have enough available number about what we would anticipate the group job creation would be and if we actually funded the freight request. or at least at a higher level than what

as i mentioned, the funding sources are grant funds the funds community development grants [ indiscernible ] --. the state of california grant we obtained in october of 2018 for $625,108. and then with the general funds adding that we have to supplement the construction contract award of $284,000. and this totals the project budget of $2,871,308. so the uses are going to be for construction. $1,884,000 and in the amount of $986,000,208. so after this project is awarded, the project will go through the certification of the contract and we anticipate to start construction in mid-october this year, 2019. the environmental review has been done for this park. we got an extension. so the staff recommendation is to award that the commission commission award a construction contract to exceed $1.7 million for the storeview park renovation project. this is fully supported by the communi community. this is supported by all the organizations that we did outreach. i have an e-mail supporting the project. it was not possible for everyone to be there. the supervisor communicating with our public affairs