it burns because of the amount of ammonia. and i've been in the live poultry facility in oakland and it was extremely disgusting to see the animals. there is no consideration of their well-being. these animals are considered to be products under the law. so this facility was incredibly dirty. and there were many animals suffering and so i just really encourage folks to consider what everybody else has said. >> thank you for your comments. >> president breed: thank you. are there any other members of the public who would like to speak in support of the appeal? seeing none. public comment is now closed. now we'll have a presentation by the planning department. you will have up to ten minutes. >> good afternoon. joining me today are tanya schoenherr, lisa gibson, environmental review officer, matthew chandler and bridge. additionally i'm joined by staff from public utilities commission, the san francisco department of public health. the item before you is for the proposed change of use of 2100 square foot industrial building whic

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m ammonia and flu in the elderly have also gone, 22 e died bringing n pediatric flu deaths to 84 this season. flu vaccine is about 36 percent effective overall, but the cdc says there is a 59 n children six months to age eight. >> we know that the vaccine is not perfect, if you look at all of the deaths that have occurred this season around 25 o that is a message that children should be vaccinated because it will prevent those terrible complications. >> reporter: health officials say we could see more than 700,000 hospitalizations, for flu, and more than 56,000 deaths, this season. and health officials caution that they are expecting flu to be circulating for several more weeks. if you are exposed or feel symptoms it is important to quickly get tamiflu to reduce length and severity of the flu in pennsylvania alone new numbers over 61,000 confirmed cases. >> wow. >> reporter: and there is much more than that. >> yes. >> thanks, stephanie. >>> we have some breaking news right now at 62:00 vehicles, collide forcing closure of lincoln drive. you can see it there on the screen. chopper thr

been know by it and has a more unheard of ammonia cannon and. that head of. there was that out it a one year. in april one thousand nine hundred twenty four main ally is britain france italy and japan met at the san remo conference they created three entities mesopotamia syria and palestine. the french forced faith out of damascus and to complete control of syria britain took mesopotamia and palestine including jerusalem which had been under international administration under the terms of strikes pekoe. so really it's a river we should be talking about if we want to say what is the modern middle east look like and the striking thing is this if britain had been concerned to preserve relations with france right to this to go she asian right through this process they failed because the french looked at sites because they looked to the baptists and they realized that they got much less than they had been promised by the british insight fico we overlook these things but in a sense i think that saves vico reflects a failure of trying to negotiate a happy resolution

i would like to touch on something that is barely ever said, ammonia in the water.teria ando kill also they put it in our water, and ammonia never leaves the water. what do they have to say about that? it is also harming the people in a lot of ways, such as i believe it is causing alzheimer's. bacteriattack the good in your liver and kidneys because it is in the water. host: congressman, are you familiar with this? guest: i have not seen any science that would back up that claim. necessarilyldn't focus on ammonia in the water, but that is their target, making sure americans have clean air and clean water. they should focus on that rather than this co2 claim driven by the opinion of the last administration. host: congressman, when you were in the house of representatives representing kansas, you were a vocal member of the freedom caucus, the conservative group of lawmakers in the house critical of the leadership under house speaker john boehner. do you think the current members of the freedom caucus and its leadership are being vocal againstn speaking out the current

it has no ammonia, no bleach. -lemonis: there's no chemicals. -korie: no chemicals. lemonis: let's go look at the packaging options. lisa: oh, look. very cool. korie: so, we have our dog and our cat. giovanni: i love the white. it's so simple. -don't you like this one better? -lisa: i kind of like this 'cause it stands out a little bit more. giovanni: really? this one is just so much cleaner. lisa: the white, to me, kind of cheapens the look. giovanni: you don't think the kids' part should be bigger? lisa: no. these little icons work perfectly. -it makes sense. -giovanni: but i like the white. lemonis: look, it's obvious to me that lisa is really struggling with taking control. gio continues to walk all over the situation and her. she's going to have to step up. can we have a minute, just the three of us? -korie: sure. absolutely. -lemonis: okay. ♪ lisa, i just want you to feel like this is your business, and i think gio definitely needs to hear from you. giovanni: i have stayed out of 97 percent of the meetings that you've held. lisa: you may have stayed out of the

almost all live stock farmers are now required to report ammonia emissions from animal waste. when they did the rules in 2008 all the live stock farmers were exempt from that because producers never rou tuned the epa emissions from maneuver constituted the type of emergency or crisis that cirque la or ep ka were intended to address. animal agriculture never new farm emissions would have support of the legitimate emergency response purpose of those regulations. the reports that required under ep kra had to be made to state and local emergency response authorities in january 2009. at the time, epa completely dropped the ball. the agency failed to pro viewed any guidance to farmers how to report emissions. and it failed to provide guidance to the state and local agencies that were going to receive those reports. and as a result chaos ensued. almost all producers trying to do emissions had difficulty getting through because phone lines. those who did manage to get through and submit reports were met with disbelief and confusion. statements such as why are you submitting this to us

almost all livestock farmers are now required to report ammonia emissions that result from the natural breakdown of animal waste. when the epa first issued the rules on those reports in 2008, all -- reporting on all but the largest operations were exempt because producers and epa never believed that routine agricultural emissions from manure constituted the type of emergency or crisis that they were intended to address. animal agriculture also never understand how the reporting of farm emissions to the u.s. coast guard would have supported the legitimate emergency response purpose of those regulations. the reports that required under epcra had to be made to state and local emergency response authorities in january 2009. at the time, the epa completely dropped the ball. failed to provide any guidance to farmens on how to report emissions and failed to provide guidance to the state and local agencies that were going to receive those reports and as a result chaos ensued. almost all producers trying to report emissions had difficulty reaching state and local emergency response authorities

we know in oklahoma city, apparently it was an hydrous ammonia, fertilizers. we have seen the boston bombing utilizing pressure cackers. so if the answer is to get rid of the weapons, we got to get rid of airplanes, we've got to get rid of rental truck, we've got to get rid of fertilizer -- fertilizer, pressure cook verse got to go, machetes have got to go. once you start listing the things by which people with evil intent have killed others, you realize this is an endless list. there are people that have exacted violence on others all kinds of ways. and there's nothing more senseless and ignorant and i don't mean that mean-spirited, it means, everything is ignorant of something, some are just ignorant of more things, but the statement, i just want congress to do something, even if it's wrong. that's how you lose civilizations, by doing something, even if it's wrong. but there are plenty of indications of things we can do. things we can agree on. it seems absolutely senseless that a school would know about a student who is repeatedly involved in violence, thre