i am betty lee, owner of unit number two. this is my home. i love our building. >> i am sorry. stop the time. i believe since she is just a member she is allowed to speak as member of the public comment. unless you are an officer of the hoa that is my understanding. when we have nonprofits. >> are you an officer of the hoa? >> i am treasurer. >> unfortunately you are not able to speak as a private citizen. if the appellant wants to give his time up to you, he is welcome to. you are a member of the body at this point. >> thank you. >> googood evening, ladies and gentlemen. i am an owner. >> you are not an officer? >> no. my wife and i bought one of the units. mostly the contractor license. we about the our unit as four bedroom, four unit building. it was to be removed the kitchen and the wall. she never separated her unit into two. now she came to ask. only one unit three. if it were approved based on inaccurate information she provided. she included space in the garage, biking space for bike parking space. we are asking to comply with the rules and bring the unit back to origin

. >> clerk: steven lee, kent lynn, julie lizar, wei min chow, betty louis, norman fung -- >> chair heinicke: please line up if your name was called. >> clerk: kristina o'louis. >> chair heinicke: if you hear your name, please line up on the side to my right, your left. sir, i've forgotten your name and i apologize. what is your name? >> eddy >> chair heinicke: thank you so much. >> i am of environmental defense. we supported the creation of green zones which were about clean buses in low-income communities. we've also sfored sfta around the antenna buses that existed. of course we supported enviro organizations on the car role. so this is a personal endeavor because it's more about the justice aspect in environmental justice. it's about that blend of socio-economic race and cultural factors, where we care about a community organizer and leader made this project to begin with. ultimately the standard for this shouldn't be twisted as something that is universally beloved, that is too high a standard. the standard should be about respect, respect for the community, respect for the blood, sweat

lee anima lendez. >> thank you. >> san francisco has a recreation center named for one of the victims of 9/11. the rec and parks depart paid tribute to bettyday. she was a flight attendant and managed to call american airlines ground crews to tell them what was going on. she was born and raised in san francisco. >> so again today marked 18 years since that day, 9/11. and with that, this fall marks the first freshman class of college students born since the attacks. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman was in berkeley today talking with students. >> september 11th, 2019. if we looked 18 years in the future, 18 years ago, these are the children of that day, all grown up. >> june 28th, 1999. i was 2 years old. >> i was 2 years old when 9/11 happened. >> i was born on october 10th, 2001. >> i was 4 years old on 9/11. >> if time heals wounds, so, it would appear, is inexperience. >> what do you remember of that day? >> 9/11? >> yeah. >> i don't remember anything. >> nothing? >> no. >> what did you understand about it then? >> that something bad had really happened. because they, like, my mom came home early from work. >> when were you first aw

told them that the panthers had murdered betty they said it was rue white power structure you know, we have this today where a set of a black panther, tommy lee coates is the big icon of the left on race relations says there's no such thing as black on black crime and its white people behind it. crazy stuff but an awful lot of intelligent people believe it. >> host: it's fascinating because you talk about mortality and faith and it's about stories and grab onto stories lately and people called narratives and that is the questionnd and we don't have time to get into it in the segment but when we come back we talk about whether there is an overarching narrative that is consonant with reality or i want to get into that but were talking with david horowitz, "mortality and faith" is the new book. this is the eric metaxas show. >> host: hello there folks. i'm talking to the author of a brand-new book "mortality and faith", our friend david horowitz subtitleoo journey through time and people i admire have embraced this book like crazy. dennis prager said that he's never been so moved by david's writing as i this profound book and stanley fish readin