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merchant association and the neighbors have been supportive and been good neighbors we look for an amicable solution we want garages converted to good communities servicing businesses but not for the quality of life of residents who have to be impacted if adequate precautions are not taken all the comments of the lady are from the hayes valley associations will urge you to build into this thank you very much >> thank you. is there any additional public comment. okay. seeing none project sponsor our team has 5 minutes >> commissioners. ma'am, chairman i'm john kennedy the owner of 458 grove street purchased in 1976. the

commissioner antonini was his idea this is a reasonable request we can have an amicable settlement one of the condition i have one condition have the door closed at the allments to the noise didn't escape. that's fine we recipe the best noise companies in the world and so our intent is to be a good neighbor so sound like proofing >> great. >> in 6 months we'll be back before you you're going to file for a conditional use we'll have a build in system for the neighbors and okay. thank you. >> okay. thank you if i could add on a question to mr. sanchez if both restaurant and barhopping are permitted does one impact other decisions do you have to apply for a colorful license. >> the bar will be a 42 vs. the the bar is 41. we did a look back on tupelo any feedback in terms of was the department able to actually look at the receipt and catch the information that was desired >> yes. my recollection that the reports we got indicate they compiled with the definition those other conditions those were included as a condition as a cu so this is he conditional use it's okay in order for i to oppose

. >> i have a question i like it when tree experts agree amicably but from my prospective our opinions are the most important thing i certainly respect the concerns of the neighbors but there is a certain level of concern because they live by virtue of living there i take full account of their opinions by what is per consecutive how do you say we resolve 9 two different opinions you agree on many things how would you suggest we resolve this. >> sure i think as the caregivers of those trees we've gone to the limits of maintenance and what we can do for prevent care i'd be happy to suggest something but in terms of pruning and cabling we hesitate to reach this point it is much easier we wouldn't have to go through the effort of applying for removal if there were somebody else to do but the condition of the trees the recess luxury is to replace them and one of your slides showed the maturity and there was a gap and a wimpy tree i i believe it was new. >> what size. >> i believe they went in with a 15 gallon trees and 24 inch boxes so the next step up. >> any idea when this was planted? my

commissioner antonini was his idea this is a reasonable request we can have an amicable settlement one of the condition i have one condition have the door closed at the allments to the noise didn't

merchant association and the neighbors have been supportive and been good neighbors we look for an amicable solution we want garages converted to good communities servicing businesses but not for the quality of life of residents who have to be impacted if adequate precautions are not taken all the comments of the lady are from the hayes valley associations will urge you to build into this thank you very much >> thank you. is there any additional public comment. okay. seeing none project sponsor our team has 5 minutes >> commissioners. ma'am, chairman i'm john kennedy the owner of 458 grove street purchased in 1976. the property was converted to commercial in 1976. excuse me. 1994. the condos next door at 470 grove street were purchased about 10 years later. today most important thing is happening. the neighborhood is blooming the most important thing the level of energy and development and improvements everybody is making to their property throughout the neighborhood. a couple of weeks ago i took a walk 2 1/2 blocks in all directions around the address and the 458 grove street and kntd 37 r

commissioner antonini was his idea this is a reasonable request we can have an amicable settlement one of the condition i have one condition have the door closed at the allments to the noise didn't escape. that's fine we recipe the best noise companies in the world and so our intent is to be a good

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. >> while leaving on amicable terms, the company she left was not rooting for her success. >> that wasa painful thing for me. that was a very difficult thing. you know, you know, the fact that they were saying that, you know, she's never going to make it because she's a black woman with no money. >> that same black woman with no money went on to nurture the industry's most notable black supermodels and start the black girl coalition. >> the black girl's coalition was something that helped black girls keep working. i just wanted to get the girls together to celebrate them. and i thought, my god, they don't know. know, i come up in the '60s and the '70s, i know this is rare thing. >> she held meetings and really forced designers from prada to the american designers to actually use black models. >> she became the fashion industry's go-to person when it came to discovering talent and working on projects with black models. when italian vogue's all-black issue hit the stands, everyone knew bethann had been involved. >> the dedication to something that was obvious was needed. so you have to s

tmz says the divorce is amicable. that's nice to hear. tv can be tough. >> and they are asking for publicity during this very difficult time. thank you. we appreciate it. >>> want to get your responses. our twitter question has to do with what we asked and showed you the reporter who dropped the f bomb live on the air while pushing for recreational pot. we have some of the best responses. >> good morning. our twitter followers are not impressed. she was unprofessional, but you can't blame her for the free publicity. she's now the internet topic for two to three days. and shane says, she was demonstrating how to be a pot head with no desire to work professionally ever. >> there's a real dichotomy because people like her gumption but don't like her tactics, but she will be talked about. next on "way too early," a look at the stories you'll be talking about. "morning joe" just moments away. what would happen... if energy could come from anything? or if power could go anywhere? or if light could seek out the dark? what would happen if that ha

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. ♪ charles: you know after 9/11, some scoffed at the noion that amic was attacked because of its values, you know, people are people and such thinking is air again. i suspect few people think that way anymore. since the month of may, 50,000 to hottie twitter accounts have been t up, includin 28,000 since the video of jamesoley being beheaded. i think that the is a way nd i hope ther is a way we can trace the accounts back to the source. eier president obaa, who is taken to talking littlebit tougher, i do think the nato sumt sparked today rally. and i think that ameicans are really over their fears of fighting in the desert. and i thinkha we understand that this is a foe that must be destroyed right no. the polls are through the roof for republicans and democrat yes, i know that there are people whohate america f o way of life. just check your smart phone and go to twitter. if you need to be reminded of it. >> what is so great about technology is a you can be on one side of the world and you can talk to someone on the other side area that is also horrible technology. and with social medi

to be a new mechanism, a new arrangements with baghdad, whereby the status quo can be maintained amicably with guarantees from both sides. so this has to be negotiated properly. it's no good to say that in the past, the iraqi government used to say that the time span for the article is over, now the article is dead. in other words, don't even talk about having kirkuk. now, with the way things happened, and the events of june 2014, the reality changed. suddenly it's baghdad that is the article that is alive, and the kurds face death. but neither would be correct constitutionally. they would have to come up with an amicable arrangement where they can actually implement all three components of article number 14 as soon as possible. otherwise this is a stalemate that could be a recipe for disaster. >> could you just remind us of what those three elements are? >> oh. one is reconciliation. i'll give it a try. but there has to be the three stages of reconciliation, compensation and referendum. and then there's an element that the president has to demarcate the area, and there are some who know

way with the politicians to talk to each other to try to calm the situation down and try to find amicable face-saving solution. the police were still firing tear gas into the crowd. it is still ongoing at the moment as we speak. opposition leaders saying their supporters are acting peacefully. the police have been--or security says they have been quite restrained. after the day's events as we mentioned the state television prod castor being infiltrated by members of the public. kamal hyder has been watching those events and talks about how the event have been unfolding here in the capitol. >> reporter: for a moment the anti-government protesters, the office of the national broadca broadcasting transmission. the army and paramilitary rangers had to move in to clear the demonstrate tours resum demonstrators to resume broadcasting. they call on prime minister sharif to step down. as their movement grow stronger, so have their demands. >> we're no longer going to be leaving until after a reignition. we are only leaving after a new pakistan. we're not going to settle with resignations. >> repo

president obama comforting some critics by pinning an op-ed to terrororist group, is amic state -- islam state he vowed to que, not be cowed by bar barbaric murderers, putting his thoughts in writing one day after arguing with himself on the world stage. >> or objective can clear, that is it degrade and destroy iselle so it no longer a threat to iraq and the region and the united states, we know that if we are joined by the international community, we can continue to shrink isil's sphere of influepbgs, its effectiveness and financing, its military capabilities. to the points where it is a manage amanageable problem. lou: we take up the president's colliding messages and his lack of strategy. and to forestall vladimir putin's aggression in europe. with foreign affairs committee member ted poe and worl col coly mcknight, also, fast-food workers hitting picket lines in cities demanding a national $15 an hour mi minimum wage. white castle's jamey richardson here to discuss the impact. benefits a few but hurts many, makes it difficult to create morobs, 6.7% of our total team member population

i wanted an amicable divorce. i 100% disagree with that report.it works better for my children. they feel the stress if we are fighting or not getting along. we don't go to each other's houses. i know plenty of people who do that. >> does it give them a false of hope? >> we are talking "parent trap." i think it's important they see you get along, they know you guys can get along and be friends, but not hanging out, you two going on dates that. really confuses roles for the kids. they don't know and think maybe there is a chance they are going to get back together here. i know for our daughter, she really needs to identify roles, understand what's happening and who is doing what. >> i think the most important thing is that children are surrounded by love and affection. that's going to help them in their life. i think divorce, because i lived through it with this one right here, is a very difficult thing. it may start out amicable, there is tension, money, custody and there is a lot. >> what about sticking it together, making it through the hard tim

prime minister sent out legal representatives to speak to all the stakeholders to try to find an amicableution. a way to continue, democracy to flourish, all usher in the possibility of another military coup. al jazeera, islamabad. >>> along a parade route, a fatal shooting in new york city. maria ines ferre has the stories. >> one person killed two others injured hours before the west indian parade. a 58-year-old man was shot. police have arrested the suspected shooter. >>> cleanup began this morning after severe storms rolled through parts of nebraska. officials were up at the crack of dawn assessing the damage from sunday's storm. house he cars campers were all destroyed and trees were completely uprooted. officials were focused on clearing debris and restoring power near dakota city. >>> in hawaii, a wildfire continues to burn today, it has consumed more than a thousand acres and considered 50% contained. >>> the muscular dystrophy association has raised more than $50 million. courtney keely reports how fundraising has changed over the decades. >> not so long ago it was a tradition th

it is common cause that the relationship between the two did not end amicably. taylor alleged that the relationship ended when the accused was unfaithful to her. the accused also made a similar counteraccusation. it was clear from the evidence of taylor that she had been hurt by the way in which the relationship had terminated. the above, however, does not necessarily mean she was out to falsely implicate the accused. it simply means, like the evidence of fresco, taylor's evidence needs to be approached with a certain degree of caution and this court has certainly done that. according to taylor, after the three of them had left the place where their vehicle had been stopped by metro police, fresco and the accused laughed and they said they wanted to shoot and "then oscar shot a bullet out of the sunroof." unlike fresco's version that without saying anything, out of the blue, the accused simply shot out of the sunroof. taylor's version has a ring of truth. in a criminal case, however, that is never the end of the matter. the question is always what the state has

the prime minister sent out legal representatives to speak to the stakeholders to try to find an amicable solution to the problem. he's hoping he can make a difference and if pakistan and its politician hs all usher in e possibility of another military coup. sahil raman. islamabad. >> maria ines ferre has stories across america. ines. >> hours before the west indianaian daindiana -- indian o people were stabbed to death along the parade route. the annual event celebrates caribbean culture. >>> storms rolled through nebraska. officials were up at the crack of dawn assessing the damage. houses cars and campers were destroyed. restoring power near dakota city. in hawaii a wildfire that started with two kids playing with a lighter continues to burn today. the fire started ten days ago. it has consumed a thousand acres and 50% contained. >>> the muscular dystrophy organization is accepting donation through labor day, part of its annual telethon. a final tally is expected tomorrow. the telethon was founded by jerry lewis who founded it 40 years ago. >>> joey chestnut ate 195 wings in 12 minutes

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speaking to all the stakeholders to try to find an amicable resolution. a way to continue, democracy to flourish or usher in the possibility of another military coup. al jazeera, islamabad. >> the number of undocumented immigrants trying to enter the united states could soon go up again. tens of thousands of children have crossed the border this past year. all this week we are looking at the choices the u.s. has made and the people who deal with the consequences every day. including the people of brooks county, texas. an estimated 600 u.n. documented immigrants pass through that county every day. the conditions are desert and harsh. try but fail to complete this final stretch of a very long but dangerous journey. heidi zhou-castro is live in texas tonight. tell us about your join. >> reporter: hey david, i've seen many describe this journey and two to three bodies are picked up in the desert surrounding this county every week. what are the conditions like? you don't know unless you have experienced it yourself. guatemalan consul has made more than 20 phon

they have agreed on an amicable split and division of their assets.equested custody of 17-year-old daughter kylie jenner. kris an bruce have been married for 22 years. the fbi is widening their investigation into the massive hacking of naked celebrity photos. the investigation launched earlier this month, after the first batch of photos--- including jennifer lawrence and model kate upton-- leaked. on saturday, more nude photo's surfaced of kim kardashian's, hope solo and gabrielle union apple denies the photo's were stolen from "i-cloud". they say celebrities got hacked by using easy-to-guess passwords or giving out personal data to cyber criminals, called "phishing." bryan singer is officially returning to direct "x-men: apocalypse." the upcoming x-men flick will follow this years, "x-men: days of future past". it will be singer's fourth x-men film. singer has been at the forefront of a sexual abuse lawsuit and it was thought that fox might part ways with the director. 31-year-old michael egan alleged that singer drugged and raped him back in 1999, w

tmz reporting the divorce is amicable and no lawyers are involved.d by business managers, even though there was no prenup. >> radar online reporting kris listed irreconcilable differences as the reason for the breakup. she's asking for custody of the 17-year-old daughter kiley and wants to keep the jewelry. those are two things. that's a lot of shoes i'm looking at. >> she chose jewelry and the girls. >> interesting, the kardashians as always. >>> to a real life spy drama being made into a movie. joseph gordon levsit set to play nsa whistleblower edward snowden. >> it will work out. >> variety reports levin who has shown talent in so many roles wants to play snowden. he's agreed to take the role but it's not a done deal. >> it's being adapted from two books written about the scandal. >>> so now to "dancing with the stars." celebrities getting to pick their songs for this week's whirl around the ball room. >> the show kicked off with a special opening number that featured everyone, including the judges. lea thompson and her partner rose to the top of

with the spread of the so-called --amic state in the labonte labonte.worker, ittish a really got the attention of the american people as to what kind of evil we are dealing with. changed popular opinion in terms of driving policy to eliminate a threat that they don't want to see here in united states. ofpetrating those acts brutal savagery. at the same time you have core al qaeda in what appears to be a competition now with isis. to see who is the true heir apparent to bin laden. it is a dangerous competition. therey i see it is that is no better way to do that than attack the west. 30,000 of these isis fighters, 15,000 of foreign fighters. , u.s.00 americans citizens. many of these fighters have western passports. the ease to travel back and forth obviously concerns homeland security officials and the intelligence community and the fbi. so, first i want to congratulate the fbi on the half a dozen or so arrests that have been made, including two in my backyard. individuals traveling, wanting to travel to syria, or those who may have come back who could

they talked in a very amicable way.uble. >> if you're doing anything, quit. >> i'm not. >> lay low. they have a target on you. >> the good thing about fox and piper, they don't ask questions they know they shouldn't. they're not going to ask me straight-out what happened and why. they're going to ask if i know anything about it. they don't push me if i say no. >> the extortion investigation eventually led fox and piper to conclude the inmate who made the accusation was angling for a transfer to another prison. and holloman was cleared. but holloman has had his share of trouble. he was originally sentenced for 30 years for assault and attempted robbery, after he stabbed a man during a street fight. >> i was charged with first-degree assault which i thought really wasn't that serious. i thought, oh, it's not murder then maybe he wasn't too bad. it turns out that i stabbed him in his lung and he bled out, like, twice. had to go through a couple surgeries. and i got the attempted robbery because i was going through his pock

after the coast guard got on amicable was very almost along a conversation.hey said let off the that they -- theymarily concerned said right off the back of her primarily concerned with our safety, the safety of everyone on the boat, and moving as. they were not interested in law enforcement the traditional sense. since for make tw them to remove the boat because it would be harder to -- it did not make sense for them to remove as because it would be harder to get the boat out. >> as we were trying to raise the anchor, holding onto our lifejackets to make sure we did not fall overboard. it was a very" and friendly interaction between us and the coast guard. >> i want to bring in bristol county district attorney sam sutter. on monday in a surprise move, he dropped the criminal charges and reduced three other charges to civil offenses against jay o'hara and can afford. district attorney sam sutter is joining us from providence, rhode island. can you talk about your decision to drop these charges? >> i can tell you i started wrestling with exactly how i was goin

understood even more intimately what was going on in the dine amics of the administration and in the pressing issues of the world. we now have a presidency surrounded by a gigantic moat, a bubble we call it, that does not permit, we think, him or her to understand us but, in fact, it's the other way around. we don't understand him and so default again to that conventional wisdom. i think we know as much about the roosevelts. we also know a lot, a good deal with their private life and that's been extremely helpful especially with regard to the letters of daisy sukely you mentioned later that have given dimension to what has been often a one-dimensional portrait of franklin's very complex personality. >> f.d.r. and eleanor each drew on a wide circle of friends and supporters. both professionally and personally. what did they draw from one another? >> well, as much as our tabloids sensibility wants to accent their differences, this is one of the most remarkable if not the most remarkable partnerships that i've ever come across in my life. she was his conscience, the conscience of his ad

sort of a reasonably amicable mood amongst the protesters. but are the numbers swelling? >> that's right. the numbers are swelling. i joined one of the occupations at admiralty, and the crowd started gathering well before the lunch hour, which is unusual here. and by the time i left, it became very clear that the crowd today, this evening is much bigger than the one from yesterday. and the mood is perhaps a bit more mellow because in part, the policing seems to be much more subtle today. by this time yesterday, the police had already fired several rounds of tear gas, which really escalated the situation. that hasn't been the case today. perhaps there is a recognition that perhaps some of the methods employed yesterday were perhaps a bit heavy handed. >> julianna, thanks so much for updating us from hong kong. aaron is going to have more later in the program. we've also got much more for you on the website. a live page for you, just updating minute by minute on everything that is happening in hong kong. and later here on "gmt." we're going to be talking about beijing's rea

i think the extent to which the uk reputation is diminished will determine if there is a amicable statementf they are able to negotiate a very close and friendsly relationship on defense and lots of other areas at least the uk can say we can handle separation in a civilized way but then i think it will be an enormous distraction and find less energy for sometime to come to cope with the problems of the middle east or the ball kins or ukraine or whatever it might be. >> fascinating stuff and appreciate that and we will find out soon enough in the next couple days which way it's going to go, thanks a lots. and people in fiji will go to the polls on tuesday to take part in an election since the military take over in 2006 and watching the long awaited vote eager to welcome the country back to the diplomatic fold and here is andrew thomas. >> reporter: she enjoys her job and recently gotten gauged, her future looks bright but with an election on wednesday she is thinking about her country's future. >> we want to live in a country where we can exist and economically we are good. >> reporter: her

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pakistani militant groups or take away some of the radicalization and less they both come towards an amicablesustainable peace process. there are signs of that. i think it is a pakistani security assumption which also has to be convinced. not only the pakistanis political leadership. i think india will also to put a role to make such a transition happen. without these thinkings i don't see a bright light for pakistan. >> i have two short questions for you. number one is, the taliban -- and thank you for your excellent analysis of your presentation. i find it a bit paradoxical they have taken large territories, but their posture is significantly different what it was in 2001. and secondly, the elections were pretty well conducted and there was no disruption or activities from taliban. so i find it a little hard to believe. my second question is the military action. it's been in progress. do you think it's going to continue for long and what would be the long-term outcome of that? do you see it possibly isolating pakistani taliban from the other taliban? >> thank you very much. you're absolutel

the difference is between the west and russia and it will be resolved amicably and the near future.italy nesis, thank you joining us. he said the sanctions he things have cost of the company's 30%-40% of the market cap. >> thank you very much. a fascinating conversation. virus.g the ebola it has been on a rampage across west africa. we will look at the search for a key or and a human vaccine. pfizer is about to begin. we talk about that a little later on in the program. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." to his story we are talking about. with more than one million apps, apple and google stores and less the help of apps teasing companies to help them stand out. an israeli startup is a company called -- elliott dokken has more. >> thank you. i am joined by a cofounder of the largest app testing company. great to have you with us. some of your clients are google and netflix. why do they need you to tell you that in their apps work and look good? >> one of the challenges is and they spend tons of money and time and there's a big gap of what is in the lab and what happens

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a yes vote would be the start of a very confiscated divorce proceeding and it may be amicable but it could be nasty, but it will be very complicated and it would be the start, not the end of the process. as we speak today, the basic outlines of what an independent scotland might look like are still unclear. there are core questions about its place in the world, what the state will look like, institutional questions. they have not been resolved. there are still lots of questions around that debate. we mentioned that an independent scotland would like to be part of the european union, part of the sales pitch. scotland would like to think that it is more to go than the rest of the u.k.. that was not always the case, but that is part of the pitch at the moment. sometimeslls show that is true, sometimes not, but is very much a part of the snp.orm for the them also important to because it is crucial for trade relations for an independent scotland, the general idea that business as usual could carry on even if we take this yes vote, a lot of things could carry on as normal. however, it is n

we had our eyes on the prize and agreed on 80% and disagree amicably on the other 20%. i will start with you, james. is that just a false nostalgia? was it really better, or have we always have these fights? >> reagan was a better leader than what we have today. if you remember, the left absolutely detested ronald reagan. as quiet as it is kept, so did certain republicans who we would now call establishment republicans. they did not want ronald reagan as their first choice. what made him a great president, ronald reagan did not waver from his convictions. he knew what he wanted to do. [applause] we are talking broad strokes. you can start going into the nuances of policy, but when you look at would reagan wanted to do, optimism was number one. he believed in the greatness of the american people, and he was not afraid to say it. this is a great country. i love this country. every particle of this man loved america, and that is one of the reasons america loved him back. number two, he wanted a strong defense. he understood what the risks communism, and still are, communis