perhaps we can reconfigure the residential building for open house to accommodate the amex. this is a national register historic district. we're asking you to prohibit the demolition of these structures in the modification by requiring full compliance for the district including the evaluation of the modified preservation alternative in addition to demonstrating commitments for 100% construction financing. prior to the issuance of a building permit, a project is subject to the national historic preservation policy act. we just want to make sure that all of the possible alternatives are properly evaluated. 12 also raised concerns about the laver unemployment that former directors filed before taking the job as president of mercy housing. president olague: thank you. >> my name is jason henderson and the represent the neighborhood association. i was involved in the meetings where we came to a consensus. thank you for delaying this two months. it was very important so we could have a discussion about inclusion area housing. we accept visa agreement, the hybrid. and the one year

. >> you can see that all heavy the fog is on the golden gate span morning fog and drizzle is amex will be partly cloudy and mostly sunny this afternoon highs will be in the '60s through '80s. more in the form of low cloud cover this is a look of the temperatures current lee are around the area it is warmer in these bay area. this is where temperatures will go later on this afternoon. 83 and morgan hill of 75 in san jose. 66 for oakland. this is a look of your seven day forecast for the rest of the week still mild temperatures tampa now six 05 a.m. >> no hotspots around the bay area an easy ride, no backups for the west bound community the san mateo bridge a good one the right side of your screen and the commute west bound and across the golden gate bridge you can see the fog no delays had to tell about. >> 6 06 a m police are investigating a murder while he was driving his as you the last night police report responded to a head and run it was around 840 last night that had rolled over in as an art medium. he had been shot and he was pronounced dead at the scene no arrests have been mad

amex m+r author for what bnp is about, what politics and prose is about. we are really happy to have you here. i wanted to do this introduction very much because i was agreed at a buyer who of o'neill and of your book on o'neill, and i can tell you from having read jack farrell's book on clarence darrow, it's another book worth reading that helps us understand part of our legacy in america, and a very turbulent and special time. you know, we think of clarence darrow often defined by the movies. there's spencer tracy and inherit the wind and we all know about the scopes trial, and there is an orson welles as clarence darrow and compulsion. we all know about leopold and loeb. but what you have done in both that combination of your journalism and the kind of current work you were doing at the center of public integrity it helps to serve as a perceptive and artful biographer the principles and passions at times cause them to compromise and violate principles believed in and you capture that with some empathy and psychological understanding of human failings. w

newspaper, and he was viewed by many even beyond texas as the emerging leader of a movement then near its amexmentalism, and the language became hot and then gave way to gunshots toward the business man. he fell dead. no one approached the wounded man to offer help. soon police arrived but before the man reached the local hospital, he breathed his last breath. the dead man was dexter elliott chips, known at d.e. the preacher was the reverend dr. john frank -- franklin norris, or known simply as "that map." and the story that happened 85 years ago and for the following six months ago is probably what i call the most famous story you've never heard. the story reached austin, because the trial, a celebrated trial of the decade, decade known for famous trials like the scopes trial, and of course leopold and so forth. this trial was one of the most captivating, at the time, but it's been lost to history. it's a footnote in a lot of books. a story that has made it into some places but never received its full treatment, i think. the context, of course, is the 1920s, which i always found to be a fasci

. >> we take credit card, amex. >> reporter: she says job flexibility is the key. >> i scale back ins then there is a month where i only do two. the great thing about ago successries you sort of need friends with you to tell you what looks good and very fun to sell in this environment. >> reporter: whether it's guys or gals, burgers or baubles these are parties with a purpose. and "gma" contributor workplace contributor tory johnson's ceo of women for hire joins us now and these all look like a lot of fun, these parties but it's a job. >> it's work. it's definitely work. there are a lot of types that people if they're trying to recruit you will say it's not selling but sharing stuff you love with people you like. don't be fooled. there is a reason why stel stella & dot is tracking to do $200 million in sales, down what they did last year, not because their reps are sitting around sipping wine. they are selling for sure. if you won't be comfortable to make a cold call, scheduling a party. really, you know, chatting up your wares, this may not be for you. >> you're wearing one of stell

commission of children and disasters said we have to address children's issues, we have to write an amex because you're not getting these needs met. innocent children should not have to suffer these indignities. i looked dead marks, and i said that sounds like our typical response -- abs mark, and i said that some of our typical response. i said what did not make sense to make the people who need the most out of the core of our plan? he said i'm not sure you're going to have the focus on children. children are not small adults. their needs and dietary issues are different. if we put them in and an ax, everybody will think it is done, and trust me, it will not be part of the court process. it will be an afterthought you have to think about. i gave him the example. here is the problem -- if i get a request for meals for 1 million people, what will i shipped them? i am going to ship them 1 million meals, or if i'm really .esperate, mre's as a grandfather, my two-year- old can not knock through an mre. i will do what is easy. i will be source the stuff that we have always done, shelf- stable

commission of children and disasters said we have to address children's issues, we have to write an amex because you're not getting these needs met. innocent children should not have to suffer these indignities. i looked at mark, and i said that sounds like our typical response. i said what did not make sense to make the people who need the most out of the core of our plan? he said i'm not sure you're going to have the focus on children. children are not small adults. their needs and dietary issues are different. if we put them in and an ax, everybody will think it is done, and trust me, it will not be part of the court process. it will be an afterthought you have to think about. i gave him the example. here is the problem -- if i get a request for meals for 1 million people, what will i ship them? i am going to ship them 1 million meals, or if i'm really desperate, mre's. as a grandfather, my two-year- old can not knock through an mre. i will do what is easy. i will be source the stuff that we have always done, shelf- stable meals, ready-to-eat. we do not put the formula in there. we do