abatement. e. continued appeal: order of abatement 1. case no. 6848: 780 post street owner of record & appellant: st. francis terrace llc, 1201 fulton street, san francisco, ca 94117 and david lagomarsino, 1201 fulton street, san francisco, ca 94117-1507 action requested by appellant: re-inspection by senior alan davison and reversal of the order of abatement. testimony, deliberation and possible action to uphold, modify or reverse the order of abatement. >> good morning. the acting chief housing inspector, andrew clarks, declined to appear, so normally we would have our, the person who supervised this case come, which is senior housing inspector alan davidson. he's not at the office today. we asked him to come last time too, and he was out of the office that day as well. so i'm here before you this morning. case history at 780 post street, case began in january where we found a problem with the elevator. and we went over this at the last hearing. the case went to director's hearing, and that was approved by senior housing inspector alan

was abated multiple times. you can see that online. each time re-opened and we ended up in a director's hearing on the n.o.v. at the -- during this interim time, as well as at that director's hearing, it became apparent with statements made by our neighbors that the walkway was one component but there was the back deck issue that may or may not come up. sort of the not yet was the responses to a question from the director in the director's hearing as to whether or not that deck was an issue as well. and that just -- during this time, it became clear to us that we have to get this whole thing sort of cleaned up and done. we just wanted to move on with our life. on the letter of determination, as follow-up on that, the -- our neighbors then appealed their own letter of determination. then a hearing was set at. at the last minute, that hearing was delayed. we supported that at the request of our neighbors. said that was ok. and at the last minute, the subsequently rescheduled hearing was canceled by our neighbors. to be honest, it's -- th

complaint received and abated 153. abated complaints with notice of violations 29. second notice of violations referred to code enforcement 23. outstanding inspections performed 1,052, complaints received 416, complaint response 24-72 hours 408. complaints with notice of violations issued 141. abated complaints with n.o.v., 43 the. 36, routine inspections 117. number of cases sent to director's hearing from code enforcement, 119. number of order abatements issued 39. number of cases under advisement 8. number of cases abated 73. code enforcement inspections performed 276. and cases referred to b.i.c. litigation committee 1 and case referred to city attorney zero. thank you. >> any questions? thank you. any public comment on director's reports 12 a-d? seeing none. item 13, approval of minutes. >> move to approve. >> second. >> motion and a second. any public comment? seeing none. are all commissioners in favor? aye. any opposed. the minutes are approved. the next item is adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> motion and a second.

for example, i will order abatement process. >> it is appealed to us as an order of abatement. it is like a notice. >> ok. i have a follow-up question. what about the other outstanding n.o.v. that lead to the order? >> they will also have to be abated. you still have to deal with those as well. you still have to address whatever issues. but we are staying together that you have shown a pattern of negligence that requires a higher level of seriousness but you still have to be able to build it. >> ok. >> it would just be added on as an item on the abatement appeal? >> i just wanted to clarify that >> i appreciate the question. >> count a land -- can a landlord to be forced to sprinkler a building? >> yes. if the fire marshal and d.b.i. -- this could happen through the fire and d.b.i. if it goes through d.b.i., they still have to consult the fire marshal. if they determine that is what is required through their expertise and really looking at the case and the certain circumstances, they could be required to. >> just because they got that far? >> depending on the situation. we have

number of order of abatements

. >> and we're requesting an order of abatement with these. >> commissioner walker? >> so there has not been any discussion from the owner with the tenant? >> i believe there was a discussion, and it was included in the packet, yes. >> is this -- i mean, it's great that we have the new information about the history of the violations. it would be great if we could get a copy of that and maybe -- >> i could pass it around if everyone wanted to take a look at it. >> or just give it to sonia, and she can give copies, especially the chart of the other item you just showed about the renovat n renovation. that will be helpful because i think this is going on. i think that's it for now. >> okay. any other questions? >> of course. >> you mentioned about the five that can be modernized in san francisco. >> there's 15 to 20 categories, and the majority of them could be addressed through modernization. there's only five that can't be. >> oh, five that can't be. okay. >> hello, everyone. glad to see you. the last time, i believe you asked us to contact the tenants and see what th

abated complaints with notice of violation, 32. second notice of violation referred without enforcement, 22. health inspection services, house inspections performed 1057. complaints received 443. complaint response within 24-72 hours, 427. complaints with notice of violation issued, 146. abated complaints, 475. number of cases send to director hearing, 58. routine inspections 154. code enforcement services, number of cases sent to director hearing 114. number of order of abatements issued, 21. number of cases under advisement 7. number of cases abated 69. code enforcement inspections performed 224. number of cases referred to bic, none. number referred to city attorney, one. >> great job. >> president mccarthy: thank you. >> any public comment on the director's report items, a-d? seeing none, item 12. review and approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of august 15, 2018. motion to approve the minutes? >> move to approve. >> second. >> any public comment on the minutes? seeing none, are all commissioners in favor? any opposed

it is general public comment for items that are not on the abatement appeals board agenda. seeing non, item g. is adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? >> moved to adjourn. >> second. >> we are now adjourned. it is 10:30 am. we will take about a ten minute recess and reconvene as a building inspection commission. >> all right. good evening, everyone. first of all, good evening, everyone. welcome to compass family services. [applause] >> my name is chris wagner, and i'm the board chair of compass family services, and i promised myself i wouldn't get choked up, but today, by far, is the proudest moment of my volunteer career. i'd like to acknowledge our distinguished guests, mayor london breed, supervisor jane kim, who i think is my supervisor. [applause] >> rafael mandelman, assembly member david chiu, and representatives for senator's feinstein and kamala harris, abigail and june harris. thank you so much. so today, we celebrate the official opening of our new service hub for homeless families and families at risk of becoming homeless in san francisco. [applause] >> we

in all the abates that we re generation. in all the abates that were going on.ech she was very much talking about prime minister in waiting. there was a lot of stuff in the papers this morning about how his rhetoric and his statesmanlike myth has improved. this is a very differentjeremy corbyn to the one we saw clambering onto a stage nervously three years ago when he became the labour leader. what was the reaction like? he talked in his speech about labour being a broad church, and the need to unify. a lot of what he had to say in the start appeal to a big pa rt say in the start appeal to a big part of the labour party. very much a part of the new labour thinking of tony blair and those that followed in the middle ground. -- labour. a lot of that new labour thinking was not in liverpool this week. they just did not turn up. people say this morning he was trying to appeal to the people in the room. there is real ha rd left to the people in the room. there is real hard left support. i do not argue about. a lot of the policies he is coming up with might be very po

should they take steps to abate the violations out there now? if the board does deny the appeal, that doesn't prevent the applicant from moving forward to still working with the city. if anything, in my opinion, it will crump it. >> it doesn't but also it doesn't affect the long-term resolution at all. whatever our action is. i wouldn't have an expectation. this board and it's power as stated by the councilor on the previous case, was really true at one time. it's less true these days. you know, when we had the ability to review and either change conditional use which is not far off of what a d.d.a. is, there it was entirely different. i'm just saying that the actions of this board, whether you want to take the high road or not, really has very little impact because the actions of the city attorney and their lawsuit and perhaps sediment at some point in time is really what is going to bring it. and then we'll pick up the very minor pieces. this board could assist in that, you know, whether it's the processes of certain types of permits or things

number of cases abated 69. code enforcement inspections performed 224. number of cases referred to bic, none. number referred to city attorney, one. >> great job. >> president mccarthy: thank you. >> any public comment on the director's report items, a-d? seeing none, item 12. review and approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of august 15, 2018. motion to approve the minutes? >> move to approve. >> second. >> any public comment on the minutes? seeing none, are all commissioners in favor? any opposed? minutes are approved. item 13, adjournment. motion to adjourn? >> adjourn. >> motion and a second. all commissioners in favor? we are now adjourned. it is 11:54 a.m. >>s the regular meet of community infrastructure and. the redevelopment agency for tuesday, september 18th, 2018. welcome to members of the public. >> clerk: the first order of business is item 1, roll call. please respond when i call your name. [ roll call ] all of the members of the commission are present. item 2, announcements. the next regularring scheduled meeting will be october 2n

package 4 will provide hazardous materials abatement for building 49. it has federal funding and is estimated at a cost of $372,000. bid package 5 will complete the rehabilitation of building 49 including public rest rooms. this is anticipated to be a bid in 2018 and completed in 2019. and the estimated cost of this is $3.4 million. port staff researched recent projects of similar scale and complexity and determine costs per acre were similar to other projects within the city. can you see that the park at the bottom has an estimated cost of $4.3 million per acre. which is well within the range on the table. it's similar to the $4.2 million for bay view gateway. the two parks here that are lower cost per acre, were not new parks. projects of this size and complexity are at risk of change orders and cost over runs. port staff will implement the following strategies to control costs. we'll work with the contractor on delivery methods and phasing to control change orders and budget. we'll closely monitor the progress during construction. and if needed, duri

they already are now doing the abating of the demolished structures. we also need to convey to the players, the ticd and the development partners, that we have a workforce that is robust that is tight. it is tied to all the work that we are doing on treasure island. any demolition or anything would also be providing opportunities to all these graduates now. we can keep things ongoing. i know that we expect that our partners are also helping us on that end because we want to keep all these things going so we can provide opportunities. it is part of the key part of the development of treasure island. as we mentioned in the commission meeting. we actually would love another discussion to make sure that we are able to maximize those kinds of training. i know the new mayor and the board of supervisors, this is high on their list. it helps to put san franciscans to work on the island and on the mainland and help to bridge the gap that we have. it is something here that we are handing dirt highly interested in. i know you're on top of that. are there any othe

so, the threat from typhoon mangkhut has not abated yet. united states is facing an "epic amount of rainfall," particularly in north and south carolina where at least eleven people have died as a result of storm florence. many people in the area have been moved to safety and those that have attempted to return home are being urged not to, as further flooding is on the way. our north america correspondent chris buckler reports. this storm has left streets submerged across north carolina. towns along the coast and now inland have become badly flooded, leaving rescue teams as the only route to safety for some families. from the air, you get a better sense of the scale of the problems here, and during the brief breaks in the weather, this has been the most effective way of getting people out of cut—off areas like new bern. driving conditions are increasingly difficult. motorists have been advised to avoid this state completely if they can. and new evacuation warnings have come into force for more of these carolinan towns. the worst is yet to co

and until the storm surge abates luckily in south carolina right now we're not having that. that will trap the water back and slow its progress even more. so it takes -- it takes weeks for all that water to drain out just into the very flat terrain we have. >> weeks. you know, we keep hearing these protracted time consideration. you know, they catch people off-guard. people are used to seeing the dramatic and spectacular with a hurricane that lasts several hours. this one they've been sleeping on it because they say it's not that much. they're sleeping on duration here. what's your biggest concern about where the negative impact will be? not in terms of the place but the degree and the effect? what's your big fear about what this storm will wreak in this situation? >> this will be the third time that a lot of people in the last three years have gone through this, these events. it's actually since i've been here 26 years. this would be the fourth largest flooding event we've had. and some of these communities especially inland that are really struggling to survive because of

the trade war with the us doesn't show any signs of abating and i think some of that impact has reallyis weakening and will be weaker still without government controls, and without government controls, and with the us federal reserve looking to raise rates this month and probably again in december that can only reignite pressures that. even as you say, a wage “— only reignite pressures that. even as you say, a wage —— a larger trade surplus which is taken as good news, is bad news. to be honest, i think chinese equity markets might be even lower right now were it not for government intervention. that negative sentiment is set in stone until we see some movement on trade. let's ta ke until we see some movement on trade. let's take a look some of that government intervention that we have seen because we have seen beijing announcing measures to support some of those businesses that are hit, some of them getting rebates of. will this help cushion some of the impact of the trade tariffs that are currently enforced and those to come? it is a bit like the ministry of finance using a finger to

the cigarette litter abatement fee. and then also a -- also to work with other departments on the mitigation and some of this might be included with those assessments on the industry fees. and then to get a concrete list of mitigation options together as quickly as possible and with a deadline, some date soon, to be able to present to the businesses. did i capture that? >> as part of the listening session, yeah, that's perfect. >> i would second that. we have a motion by commissioner zouzounis, seconded by commissioner adams. roll call. motion passes 7-0. thank you very much for your presentation. item 6. quarterly report for the legacy business pentagon for april through june 2018. discussion and possible actiontime. presenter is richard kurylo, legacy business program manager. good afternoon, president adams, commissioners, office of small business staff, richard kurylo. sfgovtv, i have a power point presentation. i am presenting the quarterly report for the legacy program from june 2018, including statistics and nomi

and china ceases to abate the shanghai composite index closed down about half a percent and the japanese nikkei closed down a little as did the hong kong hang seng index which closed almost a point down and in european stocks the german dax and london's footsie one hundred closed down also by roughly a point for a look at market health and more we are pleased to be joined by john gray's the founder and president of investors financial corp hey john welcome thank you so much for being here they're going to be fun what's driving these global markets do you think. hey john can you hear me what's driving these global markets well interest rates for sure cheap credit for sure the quantitative easing is put.

which has been sent to our code enforcement division, and it's been -- it's -- it has an order of abatement, which is the final step in our code enforcement process right now. so -- licensed professionals, a code of professional ethics applies to all projects. the architect, the engineer, the contractor, and the subcontractors have an obligation to ensure that approvals are followed. the architect submits plans based on what is reasonable to construct. the engineer then consults with the architect, and vice versa, to make sure the addenda are realistic based on the proposed project. the contractor then follows the approved permit documents, and i think it's important to say if the contractor finds there's something that needs additional work, it's the time to say let's get an inspector out here. i don't know that that happened here. next steps, obviously, we can ignore the first line because we're already here. post planning approval. d.b.i. will review the proposed work based on the submittal documents. after permit issuance, a started work inspection will be scheduled to approve the docum

he didn't like this policy, that he abated as a soldier. the civil government made the policy, and he abated the policy. the slaves who came within the lines on the virginia peninsula were free. congress is going to up the ante more. as the work continues to go on, and the border states are being very difficult to work with fort lincoln, because he is trying to get them a plan of confiscated emancipation, they are not interested in compensated emancipation, they want slavery. the south confederacy is fighting very hard. there are big battles. they are determined to win their independence. they are going to up the ante on the attack. there are also complications for soldiers in the field who are running into slaves. is this a loyal master or disloyal master? i don't know what i am supposed to do with the slaves in my lines. we will make it more simple. if a state seceded and slaves go cross your lines, they are free. you do not return them to the owners. not only do you not return them, you will be court-martialed if you do. slavesllegal to

the newly formed sex worker abatement unit already made arrests of men soliciting prostitutes and pimpsffer women assistance from a worker to get them out of the business and arrest and solicitation. >>> we continue to track the snell fire that is burning in napa county. owe v evacuations remain in states for people living in theb berryessa estates. cal fire said it is 20% contained and flames are threatening almost 200 homes. so far no homes or structures have burned. >>> if you're part of raider nation, you know jon gruden makes his return under the bright lights tonight in oakland. that's raiders coach jon gruden. live look at the coliseum, raiders host l.a. rams monday night football. should be a good one. raider nation pretty strong here in the bay area. >> the weather we're having, too, nice and cool. football weather? >> ooh yeah, for all of the gear we see. face paint and all of that stuff, you'll have some cool temperatures in oakland and the inland valleys will reach into the upper 80s today. we have some mid-70s so some cooler weather on the way for the middle of the work wee

the row about anti—semitism within labour isn t abating.rank field — who s been a labour mp since 1979 and a party memberfor 60 years — resigned from it, citing anti—semitism and a culture of bullying. the deputy leader warned the resignation was a sign of the party s drift, and reflected its deep divisions. yasmin, his resignation is about more than just anti—semitism, but is tom watson right that this is a wake up call? i don't think frank field is a wake—up call. his presence has been problematic. i do think the labour party is mishandled the situation. it has let it drift politically for so long. it has become noxious with the result was no way out of it. i do not know who is advising jeremy corbyn. he is not an anti—semite. the noxious fumes are engulfing the party and in that sense, watson was right. going back to frank field, to see him supposedly martyring himself on this. he has been good on some aspects of business etc but he has been vehemently anti—immigration. in 2008 a bishop in england said he was an enoch powell of our times

at rio's two hundred year old national museum it started after closing hours and shows no sign of abating all floors of the building ablaze twenty million items are under threat including human fossils and the ancient egyptian artifacts. there's the headlines now let's get you back to al-jazeera world. palestinian residents of the jordan valley are mainly farmers and bedouins. most live in enclaves now hemmed in by closed israeli military. or illegal israeli settlements that were built up to the one nine hundred sixty seven war. palestinians movement is restricted and increasingly unsustainable. the number of jewish settlers and the jordan valley has nearly doubled from twenty eleven to twenty eighteen. israel has repeatedly said the jordan valley is essential to its long term security. israeli leaders often refer to you alone a former israeli general and deputy prime minister one thousand nine hundred sixty seven outlined a plan to control all of the jordan valley. threats and dangers are part of the everyday life of palestinians in the jordan valley. volunteer campaign workers city and

p.m., we are live in phoenix for the arizona governor's debate. 8:00 a.m., the rise and risks of abating among teenagers. in the senate, members consider the nomination for the consumer product safety commission. on c-span3 at 9:30 a.m., the senate arms service committee considers military command nominations. at 1:30 p.m., american university president cynthia is in conversation with senator bob corker. at 3:30 p.m., the senate health committee talks health care in rural america. brooks is geraldine our guest on in-depth fiction edition. that is sunday, october 7 at noon eastern with her most recent book. the other novels include people of the book, and the year of wonders. watch the in-depth fiction edition live today from noon to 3 p.m. eastern on book tv. be sure to watch in-depth fiction edition next month with jody piko. c-span2.n book tv on the c-span buses traveling across the country. we recently stopped in des moines, iowa. novemberorward to the term elections, we asked which party should control congress and why? >> i feel the democratic party should control congress next year

the soil slightly and reincorporates that disking that is used for wetland management and mosquito abatement, protection from nvasive plant speaks yes, sir. but only to very slightly if at all. so we have agency using this as a tool that they need and i'm glad they do, but the corps and attempt say disking is an activity that requires a permit by a farmer because it creates slight mounds and changes the top oggra if i. we heard a couple of cases when you have gone out and disked the field because it creates these mounds that it is looking as a highland and low land that is regulated by some of the people in the division here. do you think that should be a standard of the army corps? major general spellmon: i have not run across this particular issue and i would like the opportunity to get back to my staff and get additional detail of procedures that are being made in the field in this regard. mr. lamalfa: we would be happy to supply you that information and get back to us. are you familiar with the nursing settlements that happened in california? major general spellmon: no. mr. lamalfa: they

. >> reporter: today the chaos abating. authorities say they are repairing the gas system and hope to get thousands of residents safely home soon. s soto and his family living in a hotel. >> hopefully, i will be able to rebuild. we want to be back from the same place. >> reporter: a humble cop and family man in the middle of the madness just doing his job. ron allen, nbc news, lawrence, massachusetts. >>> more than a week after a dallas police officer shot and killed one of her neighbors in his own apartment, there were new protests over the shooting and critical comments from the dallas mayor who said, shame on you, to those who questioned the reputation of the dead man. kathy park has the details. >> handsam, don't shoot. >> reporter: overnight tension in dallas as demonstrators marched in the rain to protest a fatal shooting of botham jean. the 26-year-old businessman shot and killed in his own apartment by an off-duty police officer. anger reaching a new rchvel after the warrant showing several items seized including 10

stores a year these are great products that american consumers want apple takes that passion and abatesand making those products better apple was the first american company to reach trillion dollar valuation with stocks that continue to steadily climb you think about american companies i think steve jobs apple is truly kind of a a standout in the minds of american consumers and i think it's a well deserved apple though has strong competition in the chinese company while way which outsold i phones last quarter while way is cheaper and more accessible overseas for now though the apple i phone remains an american status symbol i do joe castro al-jazeera washington. stories for you here and i'll just. the remains of people in the eastern united states are making last minute preparations for what is predicted to be the worst storm in thirty years hurricane florence is now about six hundred kilometers off the u.s. east coast the national hurricane center says it could make landfall as soon as friday people in the states of north carolina south carolina and virginia have been told to take acti

programs at the federal government has per this is one of the areas where the whole medical leave abate does get into a very complex web of different state federal programs to take care of people with disabilities or in need of medical leave from work. that is why another policy that is an umbrella policy would be very problematic. using a disability program for parental leave, i, i'm not too sure that i would -- i would be in support of something like that. are some a problems with the disability programs that, in very high level, very complex situation that i'm not too sure i would want -- i don't think it would be to the political advantage of either side to type parental leave to those programs. host: less call, new jersey. go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am a middle-class republican who has lived that nightmare of childcare for 30 years. and,ly, i am disappointed in the fact that washington hasn't looked at this issue for 30 years. it is ridiculous. if they have to work a regular job out in the ordinary and did not do the obvious duties, they would b

there's not much of a sign of the china growth slowdown abating. we did get close to the target but on the other hand i'm not sure we can plot a move to go substantially higher from here. it seems we have had all the bad news, all of the emerging-market bad news within the likes of turkey, argentina, etc. china has slowed down monetary policy, why did hong kong single down? jonathan: i guess it is sort of a confluence, it is sensitive to u.s. rates. at the same time, it is sensitive to the china slowdown. performer in worst emerging markets. other developing markets have sameffects from the factors. it has lost a lot of market cap. i think he will cap lost a trillion dollars. it has been painful. aremajority of adjustments now behind us. i don't think we can easily snap back to the kind of wish environment we saw late last year. david: we were just flashing it on the screen, revised targets for the major benchmarks. that is about 8% downside from the current levels. the most recent jobs report seems to have ushered in the new trading range here on

and china ceases to abate the shanghai composite index closed down about half a percent and the japanese nikkei closed down a little as did the hong kong hang seng index which closed almost a point down and in european stocks the german dax and london's glitzy one hundred closed down also by roughly a point for a look at market health and more we are pleased to be joined by john gray's the founder and president of investors financial corp hey john welcome thank you so much for being here they're going to be fun what's driving these global markets do you think. hey john can you hear me what's driving these global markets well interest rates for sure cheap credit for sure the quantitative easing has put us in the place where we are so those are the primary drivers and of course consumer spending that's seventy percent of spending of g.d.p. in the u.s. of a i know what it is elsewhere but that the consumer doesn't spend the markets can't go up because there will be no profits and john in the u.s. market we've seen some very positive earnings report among the program and those are reflected

which places to reason may in the most invidious position you can possibly imagine this plan was hers abates in movements of goods freely across e.u. borders but everything else leaving it breaks all the european union's own rules and led by france and germany the e.u. are basically saying come up with something else they don't like a plan her own political party the conservatives are split down the middle about it all the polling in the u.k. suggest that eighty percent of british people remain as as well as leavers don't like the plan either but it's all she's got so what did she say as a final news conference well she said exactly what she always says. yes concerns have been raised i want to know what those concerns are there's a lot of hard work to be done but i believe that there is a willingness to do a deal but let nobody be in any doubt that as i've always said you know we are preparing for no deal so where it leaves the u.k. now for surely all the pressure is on the u.k. so they have to find some sort of new plan between now and the middle of october and it's really difficult to see

because there is actually no real reason to be bullish about the dollar goes into haps as a bet you'd abate a bill on u.s. treasuries than there are gay sequence sokol riskless investments in other currencies such as japanese bought government bonds and german government bonds but that's about anything i mean we've got a trade deficit which is running at around about seven or eight hundred billion dollars a year. other currencies like the yen and the major cost like the end of the euro trade surpluses so the run of the play actually is going against the dollar and i suspect a little later on once these trade tariffs start to affect prices in america the fed's going to have a huge great problem because can it really raise rates to do with a rising race of price inflation driven in part by tariffs and i think they've got a real problem coming up on this and it's likely to be destabilizing i think rather than how i'm saying in terms of the dollar. talk about trade a second by just looking on the us dollar idea for a moment with a snake and shorts and shorting in the marketplace and our right w

a province observer groups a helicopter has dropped more than sixty barrel bombs on the village of abate in a glib south russian jets reportedly carried out more than ten strikes in neighboring hama province this is syria's government paves the way for a possible ground offensive in italy. renewed fighting and their strikes have killed more than eighty people in yemen's fourth city of a data a day after peace talks in geneva collapsed hospital sources say that they include dozens of who the rebel fighters are they that has seen heavy fighting between saudi backed government troops and rebels for several months now displaced in tens of thousands of civilians sudan's president omar al bashir has the zoll of his government to tackle the country's growing economic crisis state t.v. says the number of ministries will be cut from thirty one to twenty one sedan was once an economic success story but it's been struggling since losing two thirds of its oil reserves the south sudan in two thousand and eleven at the in the value of the sudanese found as stunted imports and caused food prices to soa

italy province observer groups say helicopters dropped more than sixty barrel bombs on the village of abate in glebe south russian jets reportedly carried out more than ten strikes in neighboring hama province it follows a day of heavy bombardment on saturday is syria's government paves the way for a possible ground offensive in italy. is a lot of displaced people people are very afraid today is drugs have been going on nonstop since this morning every minute one even three helicopters fly over more than eighty people have been killed in renewed fighting in yemen sports city over data hospital sources say the dead include dozens of who the rebel fighters and at least seventeen government troops peace talks in geneva collapsed on saturday after a who the delegation failed to show up well day that has seen heavy fighting between saudi backed government troops and rebels for several months leaving tens of thousands of civilians displaced. swedes have been voting in an election many believe could change their country's political landscape campaigning has been dominated by fears over asylum seek