hello my name is graham wellington and i'm calling about the apartment for rent on park street vailable. so what does this mean it means the places that were segregated in the thirty's forty's and they're still racially segregated today because we haven't done anything to undo the racial segregation. today is over 95 percent white very few minority families living there. when fix the damage that was done we just allowed all those inequalities to continue but said from this day forward we can't discriminate. it didn't fix it all of these policies and. this is these systems. federal government state government local government. they converge to sort of create concentrated poverty by the time we reach the fifty's and sixty's so that creates a situation where many urban areas you have like what george clinton would call you know chocolate cities in the bill suburbs. they still call it the white house but that's a temporary thing and there's a lot of the city. we've got to get yeah every time i don't need to get you know a. working on. a unit you know you will be. interesting to tell you. th

parks. downing street wa nts from in places like parks. t to happen, local leaders don't agree. there was unanimous fury about the process, about the evidence base and about the economic support packages on the table. we want action, but it has to be the right action because we have lived in tier two now for three months and it has not worked. ultimately the government can just impose restrictions on an area but it is thought they will be more effective if local leaders back then and now that labour is pushing for a short national lockdown that the scientific advisers recommended there is even greater pressure on there is even greater pressure on the government to show that its decision to go for a different what it says is more balanced plan, will work. the government has offered a package of support to areas where it wa nts package of support to areas where it wants stronger restrictions. it hopes to bring local leaders on side, ahead of what will be a tough time foran side, ahead of what will be a tough time for an increasing number of p

hello my name is graham wellington and i'm calling about the apartment around on park street is that still available. but it is really so what does.

>>firefighters from station 7 jump into a fire engine to patrol the streets around tilden park.>looking for signs of smoke and to safeguard against anything that can cause a wildfire. there are 2 engines on patrol during the day today is part of the protocol when fire danger is high they're red fire weather flag is flying with the warning in effect until 3rd and will add a huge and to begin patrolling starting at 06:00pm the weather pattern looks like that we're going to have an increase in win tonight. >>through the neck through the morning and so trying to maximize our units on the ground and at night time people are sleeping may be less attentive for people to call 911 in addition to keeping an eye out in order to get ahead of any blazes that may break out. >>berkeley fire is reminding residents to sign up for a c alert alameda county's emergency notification system. >>they're also asking people to review their household evacuation routes for getting out both by car and by foot pack or refresh a go bag for everybody in the family and because of covid-19 be sure to add masks a

if they want to open the street they should open both sides because this is a competition between us and other restaurants. >> reporter: the city of menlo park plans to open one direction of two lane santa cruz avenue between el camino real and university drive for drivers heading westbound. >> i just don't understand why they're opening one side of the street. >> reporter: akai also thinks the move is unsafe for many pedestrians who he believes will use the crosswalk, but jaywalk where they park. >> what we try to do is obviously balance these estrin interests. >> reporter: the vice mayor says while the closure benefited grass shops, some retail shops may their establishments less successful and visible to drivers. he adds it made more sense to open up one side over the other. >> decide that we didn't open, but remained closed, we saw lots of activity from the businesses and utilizing that, that space that had been closed specifically to some of the restaurants. >> reporter: the hair salon says the reopening will help, not hurt their salon. >> i understand maybe not good for restaurant business, but for us it was really helpful for us. >> r

people want to park on fulton street and walk into the park. how does it impact the neighborhood if you keep jfk closed in the parking so the way you are saying it, the disabled people can't get into the concourse. >> you've got about 20 more seconds left. i just wanted to give you time. >> i know supervisor fewer is going to have, you know, a meeting, you can reach ut to her and talk to her office about it. this needs a lot more planning. thank you for your time. skbl. >> hello. i'm shawnna loghorn with the league of women voters. along with the league and sfgovtv, i'm here to discuss proposition b, a proposition that will be on the ballot and before the voters on november 3. the city has three departments tasked with cleaning tasks. the city administrator oversees the department of public works and appoints the director with the mayor's director. proposition b is a charter amendment that would create a department of sanitation and streets which would take over some of the duties of the department of public works. this new department of sanita

stand here and you look around you can see the transformation of this park and the future is still bright. i have been on di dixie street the last 50 years and i have seen the park deteriorate and now it's like a phoenix rising from the sun. so you see that it's bringing a whole new atmosphere to the community. not only for the children, but also for the adults and for everybody in the community and the city. and i'm certainly glad to be a part of it and i want to apologize -- not apologize, but i want to give my regrets to miss james, the well documented partner was unable to be here today. so i want to thank everyone that invited me and phil and just say, phil, you're doing a wonderful job. keep up the good work. and god bless you. thank you. >> just a few quick acknowledgements and then we're going to wrap up and if there are any questions you have a few people here who might be able to answer them. just a couple of questions. but i i want to recognize through the san francisco park alliance that without the san francisco park alliance, make no mistake that we would not be renovating or ribbon cutting five new playgr

street soccer shares our mission in using sport as a vehicle for youth development and for reaching people of all ages. rec and parkm. >> i'm been playing soccer all my life. soccer is my life. >> i played in the streets when i was a kid. and i loved soccer back home. i joined street soccer here. it was the best club to join. it helps me out. >> the tenderloin soccer club started in the summer of 2016. we put one of our mini soccer pitches in one of our facilities there. the kids who kpriez the club team came out to utilize that space, and it was beautiful because they used it as an opportunity to express themselves in a place where they were free to do so, and it was a safe space, in a neighborhood that really isn't the most hospitalable to youth -- hospitable to youth playing in the streets. >> one day, i saw the coach and my friends because they went there to join the team before me. so i went up to the coach and asked, and they said oh, i've got a soccer team, and i joined, and they said yeah, it was he for everybody, and i joined, and it was the best experience ever. >> a lot of our programs, the kids are in t

yes, he is talking about park street versus main street. but he is sort of letting the times and the media sort of do his work for him and hoping that trump will be upset about it and talk about it even more. >> monica, is the white house still contending with this tax story? are they still pushing back on it? or has coronavirus really taken their attention at this point? >> aides and allies that i spoke to after the first debate were surprised that the tax story didn't take up more of the oxygen and attention at that event. they thought that was something they were going to have to respond to quite intensely. and exactly once the president and himself and his closest aide hope hicks was diagnosed with coronavirus, the story fully shifted. so they do expect it can come back. but i don't think there is anything that is breaking through just as intensely as the fact that the president, the first lady, dozens of there closest aides and contacts and people that they came into contact with in the last couple of weeks testing positive. that story

recreation and park commission, 501 daniel street, san francisco, california, 94117. thirthis commission meeting labor available on sfgof.org. >> thank you very much. i will be brief. i take great joy in welcoming two new commissioners to or re recreation and park commission commission. commissioner jones. we look forward to a very, very rewarding experience being on the commission. and i want to take a moment to profoundly thank tom harris and gloria gomia, both commissioner who served over 16 years on the commission. and at an appropriate time in a future meeting, we will be recognizing them for all of their service. but we could not have asked for two more professional and enjoyable commissioners than in tom and gloria. with that, that concludes the president's report. thank you very much. >> chairwoman: we are now in public comment for item two, president's report. please dial star 3to be added to the cue to speak. you have two minutes. >> caller: do i have time to speak? >> chairwoman: yes. please state your name. >> caller: hello, my name is tom shanik, let me st

>>the city resumed in forcing parking meters and regulations back in july but as of now street sweeping parking is not being enforced. the mayor and council members are going to be announcing the details at a press conference tomorrow morning at 10:00am we will keep you updated on that story well still ahead on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock a heart pounding rescue caught on camera. >>the coast guard saving a man from a serious medical condition and it happened right off the coast of san francisco plus one wildfire sparked most people run away from them, but one man is making living. he's making his living running right towards them driving right through fires and he's risking his life over and over again we'll have his story. >>next. prop 19 helps california's most vulnerable. it provides property tax fairness for disabled homeowners like cynde, stuck living with a broken elevator. nineteen helps wildfire victims, like ellie, one of 24,000 who've lost their homes to fire. and seniors like pam who need to move closer to family or medical care, without a tax penalty. prop 19 limits taxes on o

people want to park on fulton street and walk into the park. how does it impact the neighborhood if you keep jfk closed in the parking so the way you are saying it, the disabled people can't get into the concourse. >> you've got about 20 more seconds left. i just wanted to give you time. >> i know supervisor fewer is going to have, you know, a meeting, you can reach ut to her and talk to her office about it. this needs a lot more planning. thank you for your time. ok, well, remember last week when you hit vinny in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was too graphic for the kids, so i'm going to have to block you. you know, i got to make this up to you. this is vinny's watch. (♪) (♪) (♪)

one of the major ways to do this is to remove the majority of on-street car parking spaces. the plan is to go from 83,000 on-street car parking spaces to 23,000. so removing 60,000 out of 83,000. as people may be rolling their eyes or gasping in shock, the mayor announced this plan and the plan for the 15-minute city, she announced this a bit ago and since then she handily won re-election as mayor of paris. really showing that leadership there which is exciting. always doing a better job. these are not just the european friends, but other places around the world. bogota is adding 50 miles of dedicated bike lanes. in mexico city they're lowering more and more of their speed limits. they're using automated speed enforcement. i really love this quote from the bogota plan. we want a city with more public space for children than for motor vehicles. it sounds so basic and compelling. how do we get there and sell that. we come back to a basic idea. how do we move past the traditional ease? how do we move out of those silos and think about the core elements. i know you do that in you

pre-existing driveway were not removed despite removal of off-street parking. curb cut was provided off-street parking. this is 2015-001328. we will hear from the appellant first. we have mr. patterson representing the apple the appe. >> i am ready. >> good afternoon. >> do you want to get sworn in? >> i did swear in with my camera and microphone off. i will ask if my clients are on as well. i believe they are. i can see them there. confirm they swore in as well. >> i can just ask everyone to raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give is the truth, whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> mr. patterson, you have seven minutes. >> okay. thank you, commissioners, president lazarus. i am ryan patterson representing the owners of the property. the key question is whether an unauthorized dwelling unit exists. the termination under appeal the va found first floor is a unauthorized dwelling unit. with all due respect theyered in this. the first floor space did not satisfy the criteri

after a brief pause, the city resumed at forcing parking meters and regulations back in july. but as of now street the parking is not being enforced. oakland mayor libby shaft though and city council members will be announcing new details in a press conference this morning at 10 o'clock. >>now to the north bay fairfield police are asking for help identifying a car connected to a deadly shooting. the shooting happened thursday october 15th around midnight in a parking lot on horizon drive west of travis air force base and take a look at the suspect vehicle. this is what police have released, they're looking for this dark green, 4 door sedan the driver in this vehicle fired several shots into a group of people striking and killing. a 22 year-old man named jose cortes if you have seen the car or you see this car contact the fairfield police. >>and bay counties altogether waking up this morning just like this in the dark as pg and e wiped out power due to prevent forest fires and wildfires will have a complete breakdown. when we come right back after this commercial. >>welcome back it is 6.30 right no

earlier that night, the brothers tried to get into ellis's car which was parked on the street. ellis and kelly pold the boys home and shot into the window and hit the boys in the kichlen. boys later died in the hospital. reported its highest daily number of coronavirus cases. 77,640 cases recorded in just one day. the previous high was back in july. the total number of cases in the u.s. is now more than 8.4 million. pennsylvania reporting its highest number of new cases since the pandemic as well with 221 n 2219 cases confirmed. take a look at this. a memorial at independence mall. you can see the chairs, 850, representing ten pennsylvaniaians who died from the virus. that's 8500 people. today on msnbc, said he expects it to continue to climb. we've learned a lot more since march. >> we have a lot more capacity, whether it's ppe, ventilators we know a lot more about this virus on a medical front. focus has shifted away from seniors and toward a younger demograph demographic. >> on the road to recovery now. supporting representers at rented from losing their holes. that program

>>and because of covid-19 be sure to add masks and hand sanitizer and park off-street assistant fire chief keith may cause the narrow twisty roadways in the hills spaghetti streets and says they could be tough for firefighters to get where they need to when a fire starts. >>on both sides, the streets it's hard to get apparatus through let alone operate when they if they do get a fire. so we asked people they can at all costs back in their driveway because then you're ready to go if you have evacuate and leave the roadways clear for the emergency vehicles. >>more advice with this red flag warning in effect people should use extreme caution when barbecuing using powered equipment and even i d'alene your vehicles and of course fireworks are completely off limits. reporting from the berkeley hills i maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>thank you maureen and here is how we can prepare make sure to have gallons of water available with nonperishable foods flashlights extra batteries, portable phone chargers and if you have a generator practice using it before the power outage just to make sure it w

stand here and you look around you can see the transformation of this park and the future is still bright. i have been on di dixie street the last 50 years and i have seen the park deteriorate and now it's like a phoenix rising from the sun. so you see that it's bringing a whole new atmosphere to the community. not only for the children, but also for the adults and for everybody in the community and the city. and i'm certainly glad to be a part of it and i want to apologize -- not apologize, but i want to give my regrets to miss james, the well documented partner was unable to be here today. so i want to thank everyone that invited me and phil and just say, phil, you're doing a wonderful job. keep up the good work. and god bless you. thank you. >> just a few quick acknowledgements and then we're going to wrap up and if there are any questions you have a few people here who might be able to answer them. just a couple of questions. but i i want to recognize through the san francisco park alliance that without the san francisco park alliance, make no mistake that we would not be renovating or ribbon cutting five new playgr

psychologically unhealthy when people know they were being watching every aspect of the public row on the streets in parks that's not the kind of city i want to live one reason for the ban on this technology fear of racial profiling indeed facial recognition systems make more mistakes with asian and black persons as well as with women children and elderly people study by the mit named gender shades shows that the algorithms work especially bad on black women in response to this study i.b.m. brought out a new dataset called diversity in faces it consists of creative commons photos of 1000000 people of different skin colors and can be used to train data by the global research community in mid june companies like i.b.m. amazon and microsoft officially declared that they would not supply face recognition technology to the police anymore but nowadays software developers are not only working on artificial intelligence to recognize our faces but also the mood where. human emotions are complex as is expressing them using the face scientists at the german found institute for integrated circuits train algorithms to

shown here, one of the four thru lanes was removed as part of this project and parking was maintained on both sides of the street but the southside is now floating parking lanes. no changes were made to driveway access, intersections or pedestrian crossings. so in may before the project was announced we coordinated with the district 5 supervisor's office and presented the project during an online community meeting we also launched a project website that included contact information for project staff, and additionally we worked closely with sfsd to address any concern that this project could increase emergency response times. including co-developing an evaluation and monitoring plan to assess the changes to travel times and with the sfmta board in august with the stipulation that the approval expires 120 days following the expiration of the covid-19 local emergency. and like mentioned before, if any permanent changes to south street were to be contemplated, the sfmta would conduct public engagement, environmental review as needed, and project approvals as needed for any changes under consideration. the bikeway on

today oakland will detail the return of its street cleaning and parking enforcement on city streets. start up again two weeks from now on monday, november 9th. you have been warned. libby schaaf and other city leaders will give a full explanation of what you need to know at a 10:00 a.m. news conference today. >>> just ahead, when the city meets the country. see the california town where a group of cowboys saddled up on horseback to encourage neighbors to vote. >>> plus neighbors to the rescue. a young and die-hard san francisco giants fan lost a prized collection in the creek wildfire near fresno. the touching way but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if you'ld like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15. it's made for t

and the project is consistent with the city's policy which is not requiring off-street parking. further, given the proximity to nearby transit corridors and fulton street, its lack of off-street parking is a positive attribute and not a negative one. for reasons that i stated and the appeal response, the department recommends that the board uphold the decision to grant the conditional use authorization for 1846 grove street. thank you, and i'm available for any questions. >> president yee: so are there any questions? i don't see anybody on the roster right now. okay. then, thank you very much for your presentation. now we will go to our project sponsor. or the representative. and with the presentation. i give you up to 10 minutes. >> (indiscernible) >> president yee: are you trying to talk? you're sounding like a chipmunk. so i'm not sure what is going on. >> (indiscernible) >> president yee: that's not working. [laughter] >> clerk: while he is coming back on, mr. president? >> president yee: yes. give him a second there. yes, you are sounding like a human being right now. >> oka

>>after a brief pause, the city resumed and forcing parking meters and regulations back in july. but as of now street sweeping and you know the pups parking restrictions, you know it's not being enforced oakland mayor libby schaaf and city council members will be announcing the details in a press conference that's happening later on this morning at 10:00am so we'll keep you posted. a video of a controversial arrest until larry county mother is now speaking out saying that her son who suffers from schizophrenia was been by canine she claims that the incident happened when she called the officers to get her son medical help. now we do want to warn you this video may be a little hard to watch a j keto has that story. cell phone video shows a by celia police canine biting a man in the face during an arrest tuesday afternoon. hi to keys as the one who called police the one behind the camera and the one who says she's devastated because this young man as her mentally ill son my heart broke >>when i saw the dog bite his face. and i couldn't really do anything about it. just standing there watching it happen

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parks. downing street wants it to happen, local leaders don't agree. fury about the process, about the evidence base and about the economic support packages on the table. we want action, but it has to be the right action because we have lived in tier two now for nearly three months and it has not worked. ultimately the government can just impose restrictions on an area but it is thought they will be more effective if local leaders back them and now that labour is pushing for a short national lockdown that the scientific advisers recommended, there is even greater pressure on the government to show that its decision to go for a different, what it says is more balanced plan, will work. the government has offered a package of support to areas where it wants stronger restrictions. it still hopes to bring local leaders on side, ahead of what will be a tough time for an increasing number of people. helen catt, bbc news. 0ur political correspondent in westminster is iain watson. it's hard to keep up at the moment, isn't it? jane, it is. the consequence of thi

the city resumed enforcing parking meters back in july but held off and on and forcing a street sweeping parking violations parking enforcement officials have been distributing warning flyers on car windshields in neighborhoods that will be affected. the city will provide no penalty warning citations through december 31st of this year. meanwhile the north are in transit board of directors unanimously approved county wide free fair transportation on all fixed routes during the upcoming 2020 general election. the campaign offers voters a free ride to the polls and all are in transit local roots supplemental routes and the west marin stagecoach will be fare free from october 31st through november, 3rd. and now to our coronavirus coverage in the south bay school officials in gilroy urging students to get tested for covid-19 after at least one attendee of a large party tested positive kron four's rob fladeboe is live for us in gilroy with more on this story problem. >>us racing the story impacts both gilroy high schools, i'm here at gilroy high school on the west side of town and also the chr

. >> reporter: the owner here has no plans to open inside, sticking with the sidewalk and street side park let. >> trying to last us out as long as we can. 25% capacity isn't going to do it, i think it 50% capacity, it starts to turn into a viable enterprise again. >> reporter: with san francisco moving into the orange category, indoor dining at 25%, we wanted to know if allowed is the same as safe, uc berkeley infectious disease expert says he won't eat inside a restaurant just yet. >> restaurants indoors are far more risky than restaurants outdoors. because indoors, the air is circulating and we don't know how good the air is being handled in those restaurants. so they are not completely safe.>> reporter: at the water bar, at the embarcadero, it opens thursday, with the hope the cases continue to drop so indoor dining can rise. >> 25% is going to help with the ability to continue to serve outside. so we probably have about six more weeks left of that, and then when winter starts to arrive, it is going to become a different dynamic.>> reporter: it is not just restaurants the got the green

this drive-thru testing site is in the parking lot across the street from miller park, the home for the brewers the home for the brewers the state has also opened a new emergency field hospital not far from here.. today, w the state has also opened a new emergency field hospital not far from here. today, we spoke with several people in line at a distances wa here is what frank lockett had to tell us. >> this ain't no joke. it's killing people. all you have to do is look at the numbers. at the numbers. >> reporter: >> reporter: a bit hard to here. he was experiencing symptoms, at but his basic point is he wanted people to take it seriously. there was breaking news today that a wisconsin judge had ruled the governor's order restricting capacity, bars and restaurants at 25%, the judge ruled that order could stay in place despite a lawsuit.lawsuit. but but shep, here is the intersection of politics and the pandemic early voting begins here in wisconsin tomorrow. >> gabe gutierrez on a cold night in milwaukee where are we, big picture? scott gottlieb is with us. hearing dire predictions for

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>>by now you've probably noticed parts of market street shut off to personal parks as part of the better market street project however, other changes in its 2019 plans to make it more walkable and bike friendly are now lost 2020 plans. it's all in an effort to cut costs during the pandemic. >>addressing fees and bicyclist now. >>just in the last couple weeks they've presented a redesign which changes the entire thing and people who buy people who people who take transit now or an supportive of a plan that had so much excitement and so much celebrations supervisor matt haney says there's been notable changes it changed waited the transit lanes or design it taken away the protected bike lane and they've taken away some of the pedestrian improvements and all we want for this street is for it to meet its potential for it to be safe and accessible some of those changes compared here instead of a sidewalk level dedicated bikeway seeing green on the left the 2020 plans on the right foot bicyclists back in a larger roadway shared with other vehicles separated plan is caught. >>and my back where

the irregulars, roald dahl and the british spy ring in world war time washington and tuxedo park, wall street tycoon and the secret palace of science that changed the course ofworld war ii . she'll be speaking tonight about her new book the great secret: the classified world war ii operation that launched the war on cancer. >> thank you and i also want to thank the museum are inviting me to be with you tonight. alas it's virtually but i'm going to do my best. my first resume presentation so bear with me everyone. i've had a lot of coffee and i'm thinking now i should have had a lot of wine but here we go . let i'm going to start us off with a quote from winston churchill. he had a way with words. he once observed men occasionally stumble across the truth but most of them pick themselves up and hurry offas if nothing happened . lieutenant colonel stewart francis alexander, the remarkable hero of my book did not scurry off. in fact, he refused to leave the scene of a military disaster even when churchill warned him to. he stayed, paid attention, he investigated and as a result he recognized the

all trump can see is from park avenue is wall street. >> reporter: after his rally tonight here in florida, president trump is set to hold campaign events this week in pennsylvania, iowa and north carolina joe biden set to campaign here in florida tomorrow the election now 22 days away. lester >> geoff bennett in florida tonight, thank you. >>> thousands went to the polls in georgia today casting their ballots in the first day of early voting. in the key battleground state behind the scenes, officials are working to prevent a repeat of the election chaos in the primary. blayne alexander is there. >> reporter: in some parts of georgia, it already looks like election day. >> how long have you been out here so far >> four hours. >> reporter: thousands waiting to cast the ballots. >> it could have rained or snowed, i would not care >> reporter: you're not going anywhere >> i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: one metro atlanta polling site reporting waits of up to seven hours an isolated issue bu reminiscent of widespread problems in the state's june primary. >> i'm not leaving. >> reporter: y

environment to be starting to that's change of behavior in the people and then eventually once a street on the near or a park is cleared and the kremlin they move out of. hello i'm christie munda it's good to have your company nigerian authorities have given little acknowledgment to reports of the military killing at least 12 peaceful demonstrators earlier this week in his 1st comments on the embrace president mohammed didn't mention the shootings that sparked international outrage and state he warned protesters against being used by subversive intimates. the sound of rapid gunfire still rings in the is of many nigerians and more and more footage of tuesday night's shootings is becoming public. since then tempus have been conned gunfire rang out again in nigeria's biggest city on thursday a prison was set ablaze and police stations were attacked elsewhere angry crowds saluted shops and cities across the country. in his 1st comments on the current unrest the president called for an end to demonstrations. by their full quarter on. to discontinue the street florists and the constructively engage government in f

people want to park on fulton street and walk into the park. how does it impact the neighborhood if you keep jfk closed in the parking so the way you are saying it, the disabled people can't get into the concourse. >> you've got about 20 more seconds left. i just wanted to give you time. >> i know supervisor fewer is going to have, you know, a meeting, you can reach ut to her and talk to her office about it. this needs a lot more planning. thank you for your time. >> clerk: at the controls is the board legal clerk, and legal assistant. i'm julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments that will be presenting before the board this evening. scott sanchez, senior building inspector, and joe duffy, department of building inspection. the board requests that you turnoff all phones or electronic devices so that they don't disturb the proceedings. appellants, permit holders, and respondents are each given seven minutes to present their case and a three-minute rebuttal. time may be l

to be starting to get that's change of behavior in the people and then eventually once a street on the air or a park is played in the kremlin mainstream movie. hello i'm kristie wonder it's good to have your company nigerian authorities have given little acknowledgment to reports of the military killing at least 12 peaceful demonstrators earlier this week in his 1st comments on the embrace president mohammed didn't mention the shootings that sparked international outrage instead he warned protesters against being used by subversive intimates. oh the sound of rapid gunfire still rings in the is of many nigerians and more and more footage of tuesday night shootings is becoming public. since then tempus have been conned gunfire rang out again in nigeria's biggest city on thursday a prison was set ablaze and police stations were attacked elsewhere angry crowds who looted shops and cities across the country. in his 1st comments on the current unrest the president called for an end to demonstrations. by their full quarter on. to continue the street florists and the constructively engage government in find

streets and sidewalks in neighborhoods two weeks from today. city leader want to make sure to get the word out to remind neighbors to not park on the street.ing day. penalties will be handed out if vehicle owners do not comply. >> one of the people impacted by the power shut off. you're in the dark. you don't have power. >> you're exactly right. had to come outside and get a better cell phone signal. there is no wi-fi. luckily the trees right now not blowing around. we have some isolated fire danger over the next 18 hours. i'll detail that. when the mountain winds get out of here. >> he pays his hospital bill and has written proof from the bank. guess who keeps calling him? debt collectors. we respond. sometimes... ...less is more. so, here's humira with a thinner needle. it's the same humira, with the same effectiveness you know and trust. ...but a thinner needle-... ...for a better injection experience. ask your doctor about transitioning to humira with a thinner needle- 3 out of 4 humira patients have already transitioned to humira with a thinner needle and you can pay as little as $5 a month with your co-pay card. humira can lower your

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