it is a pleasure to be here with jessica and audrey. i will start with the eric adams case. or we have been quite active at state democracy defenders. my nonpartisan, nonprofit that works to shore up the foundations of our democracy as it is backsliding. this is the pattern you point out, the adams case that may be to come, is a significant degree of backsliding. wonderful friends in the audience from the legal community. i will address the adams case in the context of a large number of other moves by the new administration. including with respect to fcp a enforcement that i think open an avenue to considerable foreign influence. that is a widening of gaps that already existed. for those who have not followed the ins and outs of the adams case, he is accused of a series of inducements in the nature of quid pro quo that culminated in an alleged quid pro quo involving the trump administration. in this case, it is various forms of benefit that he received from turkish interests. in turn, the government has alleged he provided favors, real estate and other favors, the opening of

the audrey also ruled that even in the philippines under do therapy, it got out of the eyes. the see, the jurisdiction will continue. so in that case, what's important to keep in mind here is that finally isis is coming in. it looks like the isaac gave me at this point because there is a coordination on the part of the government of the philippines. or at these receptiveness, we were expecting this actually last year i was at the hague in the 3rd quarter of last year. and it was confirmed to me by some unimpeachable sources that the i c, c was already asking for developing so. busy operate on the professional weren't the for us, but it looks like finally they got that cooperation, of course isis it needs to is because they have been finding more and so for as against putting that on. yeah. whole lead, there's of tanya on those ones. they're not going to go anywhere, practically speaking, but this one would go somewhere and as we speak, the philippine government is trying to make sure that they hand them over directly to inter pause. and they hate because they've prepared they

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audrey maloney with the planning department. i'm with the legislative affairs division. so moving on to the legislation, the planning commission has actually acted on two items at their november 7th hearing. the first was minor amendments to two of our general plans area plans. those area plans are the central soma area plan and the transit center district sub area plan. so currently there are a policy in each plan that require a certain amount or proportion of commercial development and the general plan amendments would simply encourage that kind of development but not explicitly require the development. the commission voted to approve those general plan amendments. the next action was the proposed ordinance and as you've heard that would remove the commercial development requirements from the central soma special use district and effectively the transit centers see through sd commercial special use district would be deleted. >> the commission voted to approve the ordinance with two recommended modifications. the first was to retain the commercial development requiremen

audrey maloney with the planning department. i'm with the legislative affairs division. so moving on to the legislation, the planning commission has actually acted on two items at their november 7th hearing. the first was minor amendments to two of our general plans area plans. those area plans are the central soma area plan and the transit center district sub area plan. so currently there are a policy in each plan that require a certain amount or proportion of commercial development and the general plan amendments would simply encourage that kind of development but not explicitly require the development. the commission voted to approve those general plan amendments. the next action was the proposed ordinance and as you've heard that would remove the commercial development requirements from the central soma special use district and effectively the transit centers see through sd commercial special use district would be deleted. >> the commission voted to approve the ordinance with two recommended modifications. the first was to retain the commercial development requiremen

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so audrey taylor green, a big supporter at there's chelsea gilbert who is the director of national intelligence. i, i've been in kennedy law who's also been given an important position in the, the administration as well as i have to junior, who of course is the new health secretary. so they're all lined up. they're ready to hear what donald trump has got to see. and how he's going to point them in the direction that for the next 3 years. and how does this will be a speech about the renewal of the american dream follow, understand? they're also invited guest by both democrats and republicans, dozens of democrats. i've said that they've invited form a federal workers for the districts whose job is with terminated as part of a mass firings by my ego, most republican guess how they've been invited to emphasize the term some forestman. so tough immigration policies. that's right, that the republicans are moving in the direction of these are people who have been positively affected by what donald trump has done in the last 43 days. and of course they've had a lot about how the federal workers have be

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so it's easy on the freq uh, sol as audrey m 50. it will receive the med dollars in for the show. and the reason that i believe a big loss is if it's in the component in the please see on the, on the 45. 05 book with the to know me. i the montera, i'm a, i goes my look to know me. yes. and the 5th at the institute spite headquarters in downtown duncan saw just to be studying infectious disease and producing affordable yellow seeds of that same. i see you now the institute one school funding to look into other viruses, the plague africa. how are you? so now what's not shown, bolton, government, they will appear in the capacity of the should. they will keep on panama to demand the bulwark. callaway. so they have like some getting us on file which will be and on top of the same one that has to be manasseh, africa consumes most of the global vaccine supply a. it's a mazda $66.00 to grow, to about 2 and a half $1000000000.00, which is while there is a new list demand, the confidence needs greater technical and for natural support for me to just realized nations and pharmaceutical compa

shooting goes to the yesterday in the afternoon a, the, a gun, the men and military who are loyal to us audrey gene attack a check point for the h t. s. forces the new to the ministration gulf killed. i'm injured. the ac is forces went to the villages where the area that happened that doctors in the suburbs of the play and that is in the city coast near. looked off to you, a few kilometers away from the bulk. yeah. and they started using helicopters the started and do use big force of the situation to me now in the there is no one in the streets. no one 0 no shops open, no one the there's a few of the 10 am, but the people are afraid. frankton no one in my talk. yeah. slipped clear yesterday because of the explosions heard there at the thought to do talks of thing . and the permission saying that the students injured and killed from both sides and there is both sides. the cost to just from the other discontinues and knowing the international community development. so if you were to might because those people and then as groups they are supporting a civil war in the country. seriana analysis fo

too scared to reveal their identity. ions from c, the off from hum l we odd is the village name is audrey. we are di and in this village. because the a lot of nationality also, i know we are the minority like community was the main constituency. during the i said, we see the balance of power has since shifted in favor of this sunday majority, who used to be the one fleeing security forces, repression, having them the problem much and have me run away because of the killings. there is no security unlike when, but shutting us of the was in power. now we are being tutored eyes. these people don't believe they have a future with the new authorities in damascus. assurances from the new administration that order has been restored and an investigation will determine who was responsible for the mass killings have done. little to is anxieties. some say they've already lost everything. what they did by won't come down. yeah. maybe they killed my brothers and i was injured. i ran away with my children. do those who did this were not serious when they killed people in cold blood. last week i said loy

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the guns amend miller to who are loyal to us audrey gene attack a chick point for the h t. s. forces. then we'll see the ministration goals killed. i'm injured. the ac is forces went to the villages where the captain doctors in the suburbs of the play and that is in the city coast near. looked off to you a few kilometers away from the bulk. yeah. and they started using helicopters the started and use big force of the situation to me. now in the there's no one in the streets, no one or no shops open, no one the there's a few of the 10 am, but the people are afraid fighting. no one in my talk. yeah. slips clear yesterday because of the explosions heard. there are the talk uh the talks of thing and the information saying that it's been injured and killed from both sides and that is both sides. the cost to just from the other discontinued knowing the international community, the interview, it was a to my because those people and then as groups the, all of the supporting a civil war in the country. the, the secretary and protests and classes have also been reported in several ci

it is also home to the circle gallery and ever audrey gallery, where i exhibit much of my own work. i love to find ostriches, and i think it's because they symbolize so many things to me. it has all these contradictions within itself. it's this thing that kind of looks so silly and stupid. yes, the it is completely busy. and the ostrich, i kind of sometimes use it to symbolize the fact that people liked to ignore things that they shouldn't. so within violations of africa, gender based violence, which is a massive problem yet. and ostrich is always trying to ignore something by pushing its head into the sand, being a problem and in south africa is a very complicated thing. i would of racial identity use deeply ingrained in right in violence and oppression. and i think within my work and within my own, i do the i'm trying to find a perfect middle ground where i can feel hard against things that's happened to us, but also be open enough to figure out what it means in a modern world to be brown women in south africa and my west is disposal. i drive the john bang bin, fizzle out son back

the name is audrey that we all die in this village because the a lot of nationality also, i know we are the minority, all the white community was the main constituency during the subdivision. the balance of power has since shifted in favor of this sunday majority, who used to be the one sling security forces, repression. having them the problem was we run away because of the kidding. there is no security unlike when but shutting us and wasn't power. now we are being tutored eyes. these people don't believe they have a future with the new authorities and damascus. assurances from the new administration that order has been restored and an investigation will determine who was responsible for the mass killings have done little to is anxieties. some say they've already lost everything. what they did, but i won't come down to the enemy. they killed my brothers and i was injured. i ran away with my children. do those who did this were not syrians when they killed people in cold blood. last week i said loyalists carried out a coordinated assault on security forces. accounts are offensive, was l

today ukrainian and american teams begin working on the upcoming meeting. audrey yet a mike and mike both held tools and we seen forward momentum. we hope to see the 1st results next week. so i'll start for this in key for us. so he says us intelligence is vital to the ukranian efforts with respect to your training. come on up with a unit close to the front lines. he said that his unit and many like him, right, the way along that 1300 kilometer front line and the east and south of ukraine relied on american intelligence gathering for around 90 percent of the intelligence work that is done. and he said that they didn't receive no help today, and that indeed, the american seems a ton that system off. of course, us intelligence is critical for the defense of ukraine, for example, with respect to the use of the patriot missile system. this is a system that is one old, if not the only systems that can knock out russian ballistic missiles according to the ukrainian military, free ballistic missiles, willow exchanging grade. last night we understand that new gardening military notes all of

as loyal to asked if president bush on a side hundreds of residents have gathered in the town of audrey may be a serious defense ministry says this regains control of areas in the northwest. hundreds of people including civilians were killed and the most serious challenge to the transitional governments authority since it to power in december. the attacks happened in the port cities of la taca and taught us on the mediterranean coast. both were outside strong holes, series new president on the da sheriff is anyone who attack civilians will be held . accountable. security personnel has been heavy deployed in the streets of the coastal cities. the government has sent reinforcements to conduct security sweep softer a coffee was imposed. following the fighting. let's get an update on the situation with rest. we'll sit down who's in damascus for us. first of all, the death toll is increasing. it's a high death. so with a high number of civilian scales, what more you hearing about this in the circumstances in which the civilians we kept to the now that the, the class shows have significantly

here in audrey international they would still have 1991 for those minus dreamy and minus some of those numbers. so every time, every time they cheats they lose. foreign aid is a shock. that's the message from the one desk president, and he says western assessments to africa creates a dependence on the fact the government and that forced their own policies upon diversity in countries. the well continuing coverage of the latest trends shaping the world right now. this is archie to national. i a michael, quite che, right. our top story, it is. our trump says it is easier to deal with russia then with ukraine. the american leader says he's helpful. the moscow would accept the tubs. the key evan washington's delegations agreed to install the arabian. we hope to get russia to this. it turned out to be the, you know, i was saying that brush has been easier to deal with so far. then you cran, which is not supposed to be the way it is, but it is and we hope to get russia, but we have a full cease fire from ukraine. that's good. now we're joined here by industry. do a biology correspondent on us

a gum, the men and military who are loyal to us, audrey gene attack a check point for the h t. s. forces the new to the ministration gulf killed. i'm injured the stairs forces went to the villages where the yeah, that's happened and doctors in the suburbs of the play that is in the city coast. neil of talk to you a few kilometers away from the book you and the start using helicopters, the started and use big force of the situation to me now in the there is no one in the streets. no one 0 no shops open, no one. the, there's a few or something am, but the people are afraid fighting. no one in my talk. yeah. slipped clear yesterday because of the explosions heard. there are the talk, uh, the talks of thing and the information saying that that it's been injured and killed from both sides. and that is both sides the cost to just from the other. this continues and knowing the international community, the interview. it was it tonight because those people and then as groups they are supporting a civil war in the country. and i want to add another voice to this, not of us or what their

a gum, the men and military who are loyal to us, audrey gene attack a check point for the h t. s. forces. then we'll see that the ministration. gov killed. i'm injured. the ac is forces went to the villages where the area that happened and that is in the suburbs of the play and that is in the city coast. neil of talk to a few kilometers away from the bulk. yeah. and they started using helicopters the started and use big force, the situation to me now in the there is no one in the streets. no one 0 no shops open, no one. the there's a few on something am, but the people are afraid fighting. no one in my talk. yeah. slipped clear yesterday because of the explosions heard there at the thought to do talks of thing and the permission stained that it's been injured and killed from both sides. and there is both sides. the cost to choose from the other discontinues and no one the international community, the interview. it was tonight because those people and then as groups we are supporting a civil war in the country. now know the story. we're close the following hundreds of colleen to

and as the rule, prompting calls for accountability and justice for the victims temperature audrey, i'll just say the duck. so my head on, i'll just air hundreds of filmmakers routed to se sending us in roads from real estate developers. and this japanese football to get some rough reminds of how crude was for convict details between the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the now hundreds of feel may cause a routing, it's a safe sentiments and it's had in capital hollywood great to join the campaign to save the cities movie theaters from property developers, but it's smith reports now from rep. a kind of jo is one of for to facing them as left in rome, where they used to be a 160 the romans who want to experience the world outside the tunnel city options and narrowing those trying to save it to send them is say, the real estate they occupied should be reserved for use by the local community. it, it is fundamental that a city like room, which is the city of cinema and is one of the cities in which culture is among the most important in the world. and among the oldest in the worl

and as the rule, prompting calls for accountability and justice for the victims temperature audrey, i'll just say the duck a lesson for meetings, but the weather is next. that is inside story. see from the have to me, i just think they might just finish with japan. wrong, there's molten. com is not as cold as it was admitted. this is going to be wet, snow, folding, big clouds to keep hawkeye to and also on the heights. and the western side of home, she again doesn't go get through tucker will get some cold air and took it, but no snow on the feedstock is nothing towards it was on the disappoint you. whether maybe at hong kong, 18 getting cooler than about 60. this a reading forms in southern charlan had slowed eastwood's type to setting degrees. you might think that's by some studies who briefly dropped down to several, i think. but didn't write. lots of, i saw some old ice and in the lazy engine easy of the big child. so being causing problems in west and dropping and creating chicago was flooding more at the site. and his full cross is also looking fairly, wasting cambodian central vie

shooting goes to the yesterday in the afternoon a, the guns amend miller to who are loyal to us, audrey g. a tax, a chick point for a h t s. a force has been moved to the ministration gulf killed. i'm injured. the issue is forces went to the villages and where the l. yeah, that's happened and doctors in the suburbs of the play and that is in the city coast. neil of talk to you a few kilometers away from the book. yeah. and they start using helicopters, the starting and use big force of the situation to me now in the there is no one in the streets. no one 0 no shops open. no, on the there's a few on something am, but the people are afraid fighting. no one in my talk. yeah. slips clear yesterday because of the explosions heard the are the talk is talks of thing and the information obtained that it's been injured and killed from both sides and that is both sides. the cost to just from the other discontinued and knowing the international community, the interview, it was a to my because those people and then as groups the, all of the supporting a civil war in the country. we spoke with us or

now we spoke with former ukranian diplomatic parliamentary elementary adviser, audrey teddy's uncle, that he said that that always needs possession is dictated by his patriot patrons in london who want to prolong the conflict. so as long as they are the prophet, right, capture o london and the united kingdom is confirming that he is one by continuing to wait such a mouse months. but he's not going to collaborate and work with the district to see what he wants to go for the pregnancy. so he was actually, i think, very aggressively towards and uh, let's see. family wants to make peace and he prays more, please just making steps. somebody's ne, at the same time, the only thing is showing me that it was for me to use, for as they always did, you do 2021. when he was the major, all our forces will be praying. he spoke of and he wants to try tags in the hospital. does that. so basically, probably a lot of this for people like something's really their agenda. i drove the owners abroad division, united kingdom, and you're the want to confuse the war and they're considered warmer. great effor

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and workforce development and topia and jacob bentley from the planning department director hillis audrey malone maloney joshua swiss ski and from the city attorney's office austin yang and peter mill, john miller, john h. and if i'm leaving anybody out i blame me not madison. after public comment i would respectfully request that the committee incorporate these amendments and send the items to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> thanks so much. thank you. supervisor dorsey we have a audrey maloney i don't see josh so it's key but at whoever is going to presenting or did you have anything to say? thank you chair melgar the department doesn't have anything additional to present. >> okay. thank you ms. maloney let's go to public comment first and then if you then we can adopt the amendments and okay, let's have public comment first. >> thank you. land use and transportation will now hear public comment on agenda item numbers two and three related to central summer and transit center district commercial development requirements please come forward to the lectern if you have pub

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commissioner is audrey maloney planning department staff as ms.. hamm already summarized for you the proposed ordinance would g lots in the central soma mixed use or cmu. oh and mixed use residential or commuter districts to continue operating until december 31st of 2026. after this date qualifying park parking lots could apply for that five year conditional use authorization extension that must him mentioned. the ordinance stems from a provision in the downtown plan which was established in 1985. so typically when zoning changes render an existing use nonconforming that uses allowed to continue as a legal nonconforming use. the 1985 legislation, however, required parking lots within the downtown plan area to cease operations within five years and 90 days of becoming a nonconforming use parking lots became not permitted in the cmu so in 2018 and in the m u r in 2008 however the enforcement of this provision was largely overlooked until 2024 when a particularly astute department staff member noticed this little known provision in our downtown plan.

but they actually say -- they actually do, there's a a lovely lady called audrey fleurot who's the frenche in french say -- >> they say "ooh la la la la la la la." >> jimmy: that's the best thing i've ever heard. "ooh la la la la." and then lala is here. oh, my god, perfect. lala, we're not talking about you, but we always are. >> now treat. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: but also -- i also read that you're also deejaying. >> ha ha, yes, i have a side hustle now. [ laughter ] yes, it's true. >> jimmy: talk to me about this, 'cause this is an interesting story. i like this. >> i have a side hustle as a a dj. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so i deejay sometimes. and i now run another side hustle, i'm the artistic director of this theater in scotland, pitlochry festival theatre. [ scattered cheers ] thank you. and it's very exciting. i've just started. and we've had a writers festival recently, which i had to program, which was fun. and then at the end of it on the saturday night, i thought "i'll deejay a big party and i'll invite all the town to come and sort of really -- i want all the community to come a

julie, julia roberts, elizabeth shue, audrey hepburn, julie christie, jodie foster, madeline kahn andn voight in midnight cowboy. >> oh. it's true. that's 20. >> 20 women and one guy. shame on you, hollywood. i thought you cared about diversity. >> and finally. uh, new. >> rule to everyone who's been stopping me lately and asking bill if by some weird fluke, stephen a smith doesn't run for president. who are we going to get? well, i'm going to tell you. but first, a word from common sense. the the democratic party's current approval rating is 21%, which is only slightly more popular than kanye's swastika shirts. maybe that's why, according to a new gallup poll, 45% of democrats want the party to move to the center, which is up 11 points from four years ago. now, whenever a political party finds a real star president, the other side always says, well, we have to find our bill clinton, our reagan, our obama. well, the democrats need to find their trump, not the authoritarian part, but the part where a politician bonds with every day americans because he talks like them. and the. the goo

and workforce development and topia and jacob bentley from the planning department director hillis audrey malone maloney joshua swiss ski and from the city attorney's office austin yang and peter mill, john miller, john h. and if i'm leaving anybody out i blame me not madison. after public comment i would respectfully request that the committee incorporate these amendments and send the items to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> thanks so much. thank you. supervisor dorsey we have a audrey maloney i don't see josh so it's key but at whoever is going to presenting or did you have anything to say? thank you chair melgar the department doesn't have anything additional to present. >> okay. thank you ms. maloney let's go to public comment first and then if you then we can adopt the amendments and okay, let's have public comment first. >> thank you. land use and transportation will now hear public comment on agenda item numbers two and three related to central summer and transit center district commercial development requirements please come forward to the lectern if you have pub