i'm looking at a database from the british pregnancy advisory service, or bpas.sent to the home office as part of the review into whether buffer zones are needed around abortion clinics. there's nearly 1,600 accounts from clients, friends and relatives, passers—by and local residents. and it's from clinics across the country, from glasgow to portsmouth, from cardiff to norwich. some date back to the 19805 and 905. but the vast majority come after about 2013. when certain groups, some linked to the us, started to become more active, and then bpas started collecting contemporaneous accounts. we're outside the qmc, the queen's medical centre... john is part of a0 days for life, an organisation started in texas and active in the uk for eight years. we want to be within sight of the place where abortions are carried out. for a0 days in lent, john's group stood outside nottingham's main hospital for 12 hours a day. nottingham city council brought an injunction against him. it was overturned by a judge who said it could "simply not be justified". it seems to mean to be

avenue asking dbi to revoke number 2017 [indiscernible] to allow the planning department to process bpa to address the correct scope of work. finally item 8 is withdrawn number 18-047 concerning 1973 broadway street. protesting the issuance on march 22nd, 2018 to chris porter of an alteration permit revision to structural design for bpa2015-04153728 due to existing site conditions. this is application number 2018-03193985. so this will be a short meeting tonight. so we'll move on to the next item. item number one is general public comment. this is an opportunity for anyone who would like to speak on a matter within the jurisdiction but not on the calendar. is there anyone here for public comment? seeing none, we'll move on to item 2. commissioner comments and questions. okay. seeing none, we will move on to item number 3, the adoption of the minutes. before you commissioners, for discussion and possible a deposition are the minutes of may 9, 2018 board meeting. >> are there any corrections or additions. >> so moved. >> moved by commissioner honda. >> okay. commission honda moves to adop

the permit under appeal proposed a scope of work that reads, quote, revision to bpa number 2017-1017-1427. interior room reconfigure perplans, new deck at rear, replace front two windows in kind with aluminum clad front windows. quote, interior modifications comply with va volumes down, deck and rear less than 10 feet in height with nodable area of lot, cpps, this is a revision permit, unquote. the planner approved on march 6 -- it was a different planner but approved the permit over the counter and noted replace front windows with aluminum clad front windows. the permit did not require notification and was planning code requirement. like you, we did not receive plans, but usually, this wiekly, plans are not -- quickly, plans are not in our internal system, but luckily these ones were, so i can put them on the overhead. so this is the existing property as it is now. here's the proposal and the site plan. you can see the addition of the deck here. >> that's a deck, not a pop out, right? >> correct. it's a deck. it's not enclosed and occupied for...and here's the proposed site reconfigu

the briefing is concluded. [ applause ] >>> bpa administrator scott answers questions on his 2019 budget. he testifies that a subcommittee hearing -- we had live coverage at 9:30 am. christopher wray goes through a different subcommittee. that hearing starts live it 2:30 pm here on c-span three. the house is expected to debate the farm policy. it is about agriculture and trade through 2023. a final vote is planned for friday. watch live coverage for that debate and vote here on c-span. >>> wednesday morning, we are live in bismarck, north dakota, for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capital tour. the governor be -- will be our guest on the bus starting at 9:30 am, eastern. >> defense department officials discuss military technology and research at a hearing of the house and services committee.

. >> no bpa, no gmo, all of the things that we are adding to labels. so it is -- >> but people will still drink coffee. many will. >> when you get up at 2:00 a.m., it is kind of not an option. >> we made this the question of the day several weeks ago. warning to death. everything is about a warning about something. so it means nothing. >> it seems like every other day, coffee, wine, it is good, bad. >> thank you, pam. >> tens of thousands of uc workers are striking again today. we will tell you more about the pay raise they want and how the uc system is responding to those demands. >> reporter: 49ers linebacker reuben foster is due in court today. there are new details that he was also violent to his girlfriend's dog. that coming up. >>> good morning. we can see that it will be a little slow on many of these commutes. including the approach to the bay bridge. we will give you another update on this straight ahead. >>> well, if you're on the coast, yesterday was a beautiful fall day. wait a minute. it is spring. you had one sunny day. now the fog is bac

bpa,r: we found out the business profits manager, inflated the price.e called up the local store, it was a writing, and the 1 -- , and the -- rite aid woman told me to come for a refund. president talked about the pharmaceutical prescription managers, and we will go over some of the points the president made. we hear next from donna in michigan city, indiana, good morning. caller: good morning to you. thank you for your program. hello to my fellow citizens. , and i dothat irks me a lot of local radio and television, and in the 1990's i was trying to help some of my local friends and neighbors get drugs from reputable companies in canada. it really changed some people's lives. they had heart medication that was like $6,000 a year, and it went down to like $200. now we know about what comes out of china, so i stopped promoting that. it was a fight at the time but it helped a lot of people. what i wanted to put out to your audience is i see these constant barrage of commercials on tv for all sorts of drugs that are supposed to change her health and your wo