sixteen of the 34 buildings have the same style as 50 seward.if it is allowed to be demolished and turned into a giant luxury building, the commission will be setting a precedent to allow future developers to consume the rest of our neighborhood. thank you. >> is there anyone here in support of the d.r. requester his? third and final d.r. requester. >> thank you so much. i also have materials for the commissioners. and live at 64 seward street and i'm speaking on behalf of myself and my husband. i will just focus on key concerns, but i think there were a number of items in need to be addressed with this project. the proposed changes are extreme and extraordinary and if approved would increase a property to one that is over 5,000 square feet with eight bedrooms and one parking spot. there are 15 letters of objection to this project from neighbors on record, and neighbors have every right to be concerned. to start, and james mentioned this, the san francisco residential guidelines are very clear. they state proposed projects must respect the exist

this is the home that would be occupied by william seward when he is attacked and nearly fatally killed during the civil war now it's a private members club so butterworth encounters him and they have a conversation and then sickles shows that. he tells key you have dishonored my home. prepared to die and brings three guns to the fight in a trenchcoat are you gonna turn yourself in dc cracks so word-of-mouth spreads that key has been killed. sickles is the killer. people leave their home and their boarding houses the bar and the restaurants so you have over 100 people show up with the body on the ground another has to testify with what happened. people going into sickles house waiting for him to get arrested he's allowed to say goodbye to his wife with a promise that he will not hurt her even though he just killed from dc so this is just the beginning it gets crazier from here and that kindling had a media firestorm unlike anything anyone had seen so up until this point i found articles in hawaii and in bermuda with daily coverage with the most regular coverage in france and in german t

also suffer but here's the thing you need to understand that this prince of girl is being applied in seward in general motors in chrysler's the executives are carrying in the profits now they're not sharing in the profits as stockholders they're sharing in the profits as employees because they run the company but they're still employees they're high paid employees. over 60 years later at 11 59 pm on sunday september 15th 2019 nearly 50000 members of the united auto workers union went on strike shutting down some 33 manufacturing plants and 22 parts distribution warehouses from michigan to texas. and profit sharing low wages and exorbitant c.e.o. salaries are at the core once again joining us now from more on the story is our team america correspondent karen fried zack thank you for having me on welfare and well this is a home it's amazing to see problems you know of yesterday still front and center and problems to and so i'm very curious you know we saw the clip mentioning the c.e.o. and things of that nature of what does the c.e.o. of general motors make these days and is there a plan for

(roll call) commissioners, first is consideration items for continuance. 2017, 50 seward street. discretionary review to september 12, 2019.

(roll call) commissioners, first is consideration items for continuance. 2017, 50 seward street. discretionary review to september 12, 2019. item two. 220 post street. conditional use authorization proposed for continuance to october 24, 2019. under your consent calendar item 3. 101 bayshore boulevard. conditional use authorization proposed to continue to october 24, 2019. under regular calendar item 17a and b for case 2018 at 45 tear resconditional use authorization and variance proposed for variance to september 19, 2019. under discretionary review item 20 for 16058 bow layer row street for an indefinite continuance. i have no other items and no speaker cards. >> anyone have any public comment on the items proposed for continuance? >> good afternoon. ryan patterson on behalf of the project sponsor 45cally bra. i want to give you an update working with neighbors. >> this is the matter of continuance. >> to september 19 to conclude notionations. >> thank you. any other public comment on items proposed for continuance. public comment is proposed. >> move to continue items 1, 2, 3,

burly confederate army soldier who attempted to murder seward and he was sentenced to hang. george was a german-born carriage repairman and carriage painter, who was assigned to murder vice president johnson. he got drunk in the bar of the houseat the kirkwood where johnson was staying and lost his nerve. with it. through interestingly enough, this is the guy who would have been had johnson -- had he therepublican senator of connecticut actually voted bill granting the vote to african-american men in d.c., 13the did vote for the amendment. of peopled -- a lot don't know this, that andrew delayn asked if he could being sworn in until april, when tennessee had approved the abolition of slavery. so foster, who actually had acting president, if johnson was not sworn in by april 14. chance this guy could have actually been president, at least acting president. guy is david harrell. he's a pharmacist assistant, but he was picked by booth because he was -- he knew the geography and the territory of southern maryland quite well. guide. wanted him as a he surrendered with booth at th

congress and decided to go try to do that he was never able to talk to lincoln he did get as far as sewardas arrested and thrown out of the country as a result. quite an interesting character and that's what kind of drew me to him. >> this book, the title, and holding it up for obvious reasons because i'm showing it. there's a book "hold on with the bulldog grip " a short history of ulysses s grant. the title is important it's been selected by mississippi state university this year to serve as its 2019 maroon edition. what happens each year university gives to all incoming freshmen and transfer students a gratis copy of some particular book which is then used in a common reading project in class events on gatherings on campus etc. the whole thing starts this coming thursday, august 22 in the humphrey coliseum who Ãbthis is the 10th year this has been done. this year's book was actually inspired by the us grant presidential library being housed in the mitchell memorial library on campus. i should tell you that since grant came to mississippi every phone call that comes in from the media alw