so two putts from there will win it from paul casey. >> what a good swing and a great break that casey wasn't up against that lip. >> dustin johnson from 20. >> just not his day. >>his isome kind of shot here, dan. he has to get ball first. that's the key to this bunker shot. as you can see the lie is down a little. look how low that came out, just the lip. what a terrific shot for paul casey. two putts from about 25 feet or so to go back t-to- pck. >>k up his third win on the pga tour. he went nine years before he added the championship to t title in houston. no one has ever won it . back-to-ba he can join a very small list of multiple winnershere. loves this golf course. settled forecond at pebble beach earlier this year when phil mickelson had a gat second round. paul casey with a glare of the spotlight on him. he has had other opportunities. he had a good feeling about this golf course. >> it's amazing how many times o player has to reprove himself . >> never as a . profession heon three straight conference titles at arizona stat he won back-to-back english amateurs. he has 13 wins

casey say's the first thing he will do now is eat a pizza...ll start preparing for a full marathon. (justine) a new pizza shop in indiana is offering pizza with a purpose. the business is helping the homeless. tom and angie wilhelmi's love for pizza and helping the homeless started a few years ago when they moved from chicago. they say every other weekend they were making pizzas for each homeless person in their neighborhood. then they found a way to combine their two passions by opening agape pizza in december. they now only employ former homeless people living in transitional housing. they don't take a paycheck.. instead, 100-percent of the tips go directly to the local ministry 'tear down the walls.' <"instead of always being turned down for jobs, here, well you've got the job, don't worry about it.""there are fifteen thousand homeless people around indianapolis and there are not enough people to love and help them back."> (justine) the pizza shop continues to look for volunteers, as it continues to grow. as we anxiously await opening day, w

how good can casey and donald be?unger, it seems this is becoming an old man's game with wood back playing and casey's a1, donald out with his back? they're all on the right side of a0. donald, we have to wait and see. fitness is his primary concern. as far as casey, he has been a world top 20 player for the last four yea rs, top 20 player for the last four years, he's had ups and downs and a longevity that i think deserves admiration now. he goes to the masters feeling he can be a contender. he's never won a majors title, but the way he is striking the ball, we know he is a world —class the ball, we know he is a world—class player, up to number 11 in the rankings, and someone to look at it as a potential masters golf winner ina at it as a potential masters golf winner in a few weeks' time in augusta. now to claims that world rugby are out of touch with the smaller nations, according to one former tongan international. it follows plans for a new nations championship — a format that would involve the top 12 teams in th

>> casey backed into the whole thing. listen, don't think that casey is a terrible guy. it on accident. i did it on purpose. i'm not that bad. i'm not a monster. >> they did this in collaboration with each other. that's what 368 is all about. it's about bringing in other youtubers to collaborate to promote their own personal brand. they did this as a joke. >> three days of work. >> all worth the viral video. >> that's true. ♪ >> the celebrity magician on set. >> no. >> next "right this minute." >>>and still to come, it's the tricky triangle challenge taking social media by storm. >> oh! >> can anybody guess where this is going? >> now watch what happens when we try to jump in on the dancing trend. >>> plus time for an epic stunt. >> we have a skydiver here in the plane, a man on the ground riding, galloping. >> see how it goes when flying meets riding. >> oh! this is jamie. you're going to be seeing a lot more of him now. -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in helping your mom bundle and save with progressive, but hey, we're

and before i leave the rostrum, please join me in welcoming the first lady of the state of florida, casey desantis. [ applause ] >> mr. president, mr. speaker, members of the house and senate, fellow cabinet members and justices of the supreme court, mindful of the economic opportunities that lie before us, understanding the environmental challenges that require our attention and conscious of our obligations to education and public safety, i consider myself blessed to stand before you at this particular moment in our history as florida's 46th governor. [ applause ] to each and every one of you i'm grateful for your willingness to serve. i'm also proud of the accomplishments of our state and its citizens and i'm optimistic that this legislative session provides us with the unique opportunity to advance needed reforms in a variety of different areas that will strengthen our state and benefit the people now and in the future. having spent three terms in a different legislature, a prison that i call the u.s. house of representatives, it's quite a privilege to actually be able to work with a l

i'm proud to recognize the efforts of my wife, casey. she has been by my side as we have toured the state and has also blazed her own trail on issues like education, disaster relief and freedom for the people of venezuela. she has worked so hard and one thing is clear. the state of florida has a great first lady. [applause] i'm convinced that this whole governor thing is just a way for the people of florida to have casey serve as their first lady. our kids madison and mason have taken over the governor's mansion, but the baby-proofing has been successful. i can report that no artifacts of florida history have yet to be destroyed. but stay tuned, mason will be walking very soon. just last week, casey traveled to nw florida to survey the hurricane michael recovery efforts. we have both been to the region several times over the past few months. to the people of northwest florida we pledged to stand with , you as you work to rebuild your communities stronger than before, and we have followed through on that pledge. i have already traveled to

casey casey best feed here since i. well it's mine and i think there have been so many special moments i think one was being able to say to perform for the pope francis he played it for you it came to visit the united states and he wanted three things and one of them was to hear your family ok i was special the other suspects it find a surprise to sleep them. yeah i did it was just and then i think another very special moment was. was being added to our song to the library of congress it's there it's up there with the martin luther king's speech and so i think to be a part of history yeah it's and to be living and to know that your song is there says is very special to me live on. in but in top of the box in london with me live in london where most the globe to believe it also done is a ball mccartney good companies are good can ever picture not supposed to visit the king live picture not kind of here and for a while the dial. on wagner live is done but it's really going on the big listen who are being called given as i

will you raise your hand, so casey -- [applause] >> by the way, mayor breed, casey, you met when you did your first walk along mission street, and you stumbled on 1036 mission street, and there was casey to meet you. so casey tells me 150 children live here, including three who were born since the property opened. it's a -- and then, i can't quite help -- i won't call it reminiscing, but tndc first eyed this empty parking lot 11 years ago. okay. it's kind of a sad commentary on what it takes to get affordable housing built. it's not as bad these days. we've seen the great recession, and we've seen double digit construction cost increases. there have been a lot of problems along the way and a lot of problems solved along the way. in some cases, there's nothing that i could emphasize more than tndc's gratitude and our feeling that while we're the ones on the stage and our name is on title, this is truly a community asset, we would never be able to come close in doing this alone. in particular, every project tndc does, virtually every project, our key partner is the mayor's office of ho

will you raise your hand, so casey -- [applause] >> by the way, mayor breed, casey, you met when yourst walk along mission street, and you stumbled on 1036 mission street, and there was casey to meet you. so casey tells me 150 children live here, including three who were born since the property opened. it's

there's casey right there. hold on, hans. casey is back with us. casey? go ahead. >> ali, no problem. i was saying that was senator castro talking about -- i think ali what is going on is we're on a live delay. i'm going to throw it back to you. we'll fix that and be back. >> it's a technical matter. i'm going to talk to hans nicholss at the white house. hans, i believe the president has ten days to veto this. they signalled at the white house that's going to happen. >> it's clear the president is going to veto this. it's clear he doesn't want to make that big of a deal of it. make no mistake, ali, this is more than just a symbolic defeat for the president. this is 12 members of his own party, almost a fourth of senator republicans defying this president. let's call them the defiant dozen, questioning the president on one of his signature issues. the president has ten days to uncork that veto pen and veto this. then we'll have votes in the senate and the house. we'll see whether or not republicans chip away or whether not that number stays at 59 opposed.

to golf — and a celebrating paul casey.irst time in his professional career. he held on for a one—shot victory overjason kokrak and louis oosthuizen. dustinjohnson was among the big players to fall behind his five under par finish was three shots behind the winner. casey finished eight under, windy conditions in palm harbor, florida. david warner's made a high—scoring return to the indian premier league. a i2—month ban for taking part in a ball—tampering scandal meant the australian missed last year's tournament. but he came back with a top—score 85 for sunrisers hyderabad. still not the happiest return, kolkata knight riders beat them by 6 wickets. more joy for his former aussie team—mates though. they beat pakistan by 8 wickets in sharjah. mohammad rizwan hit 115 as pakistan made 284 for 7 from their 50 overs. chasing 285 to win, usman khawaja and aaron finch put on 209 for the first wicket. finch went on to make 153 not out as the aussies reached their target with 13 balls to spare, to go 2—0 up in the five—match series.

casey casey best feared yes i. well it's mine i think there have been so many special moments i think one was being able to perform for the pope francis right it's what you came to visit the united states and he wanted three things and one of them was to hear we are family ok i was special the other suspects yet for him to surprise us to sleep and. yeah i did it was just and then i think another very special moment was. was being added to our song to the library of congress it's there it's up there with the martin luther king's speech and so i think to be a part of history yeah it's and to be living and to know that your song is there says is very special to me live on. in but it top of the box in london with you know live in london where most the pope going to sing believe it also done. a bold mccartney. come it's a girl can have a picture not it's a possibility there could have pictures not coming from here and for the ball the dial. on wagner live is done but it's likely going in and out of listen who are being

so for the near future, facebook is safe. >> appreciate it great conversation julia, mark and casey.>> coming up -- jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon joins us live along with american university president, silvia matthews burwell. there's a lot to talk about. you don't want to miss it. >>> first, fedex's global warning. lyft picks up its first buy, and pet food profits it's all in "rapid fire" which is early, next "the exchange" is back in two. -it's all about the big picture. with miguel, our certified financial planner™ professional, we looked at business insurance, our mortgage, even our plans to adopt. -it's not about this fund or that fund -- it's about us. -welcome to our complete freedom plan. -it's all possible with a cfp professional. -find your certified financial planner™ professional at letsmakeaplan.org. -find your certified financial planner™ professional whooo! want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world! like new york! from bus tours, to breathta

but casey's senate bill faces a much tougher road, where republicans are in control. in washington, morgan wright. morgan wright. in washington, morgan wright. coming up at eight.. house speaker nancy pelosi weighs in on the possibility of impeaching president trump. plus. a jaguar attacks a woman trying to take a picture with it at an arizona zoo, why she's now apologizing to the facility. and next. president trump's budget plan set to stir up a fresh round of clashes. but it won't be the only battle between him and democrats. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan and a simpler online application, getting into my dream home was easier than ever. get your human to visit wellsfargo.c

casey hunt has more on that. >> republicans in congress tonight triumphant.o collusion and no obstruction. lindsay graham writing on twitter, the cloud hanging over president trump has been removed by this report. kevin mccarthy saying in a statement, quote, this case is closed. tonight democratic leaders questioning the integrity of attorney general william barr after mueller didn't reach a conclusion about whether the president be obstructed justice. barr said the president should not be prosecuted and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi writing in a statement, given mr. barr's public record of bias against the special counsel's inquiry he is not able to make objective determinations about the mueller report. >> the mueller report must be made public for a full accounting of what happened and the attorney general of the united states must be required to come and testify before congress. >> house judiciary committee jerry nadler already announcing tonight he plans to call barr to testify before congress. just because the mueller investigation has concluded doesn'

casey: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i rise today to talk about an issue that i know is on the minds of many, many americans, especially folks who are in the middle class or struggling to get to the middle class. and that's the issue of child care. i think most of us in this chamber agree that every child born in this country has a light inside them. for some children that light will shine very brightly without a lot of help. they have innate abilities, they have circumstances they are born into where they don't need a lot of help from public policy or from programs or from legislation, but there are a lot of children who have a light inside them that can burn to the full measure of its potential if we do our job, and when i say our job, i mean the job of elected officials. i think it's the job of every elected official at every level of government, and those that work with them, to do everything you can to make sure that light inside of every child burns as brightly as at least the full measure of his or her

casey was a super athletic, active individual. healthy, and then in a split second, now he's looking at an injury that's going to impact him for the remainder of his life."attorney brett rivkind says holladay fractured his pelvis and is now disabled. he's using a wheelchair and he'll likely need a hip replacement and lifetime therapy.so he's suing royal caribbean. rivkind says the cruise line staff are not properly trained to operate and maintain these hazardous attractions."what angers me is there's a demand and pressure to put more and more entertainment and attractions to keep all these people -- passengers busy."holladay has sued royal caribbean in federal court. the cruise line will not comment on camera.they released a short statement in part quote- "we operate all our ships safely, professionally and responsibly."rivkind has a warning if you're about to take a cruise:"proceed with caution. we really don't know how safe or how dangerous the activities are in the manner they're being operated." (grant) next at 5:30... more tr

casey shot a 1—over—par 72 in sunday's final round to finish on 8—under—par for the championship.enix suns. the second—worst team in the nba face a monday night fixture with utahjazz, just two days after "yet another bruising defeat". with utahjazz, just two days after yet another bruising defeat. to say things haven't gone their way this season is an understatement. their 112—103 loss to sacramento on saturday was their 57th. utah, by contrast, can still make the playoffs. midfielder eric dier will miss england's euro 2020 qualifier in montenegro later — he was injured in friday's win over the czech republic. manager gareth southgate was impressed with his side's 5—0 scoreline and wants his team to build on the momemtum. we have hit a consistent level, we are the only team to backup semi—final last summer with a semi—final last summer with a semi—final in the nation ‘s leg, and there were some big teams that did that, we were in a group that was as tough or tougher than any really. and that has got to be a motivation right through, we are still a young group, there is still loads

he lies more than casey anthony light. thoseanthony brought people into her workplace before she admitted to it. she takes them to the workplace and then says all the workers are lying. thank god for casey anthony. you get off the hook, you are not the biggest liar anymore. for my democratic choices, i think maybe joe biden. we need a guy who can be apologetic and apologize for all the things that have happened over the last couple of years pretty if by any chance john kasich would come over to our side and run as a vice presidential candidate, to where we could maybe form a party in the middle, where it is not far left or far right, but somebody -- joe scarborough could come on board with the democrats. host: thanks for the call. of a joehave not heard biden-john kasich ticket floated yet. specifically,en he is someone a lot of democrats are saying they feel he is best to take on trump. i spoke a little bit earlier that he appeals to a lot of the white, working-class of voters who trump swept in 2016. in democrats mind wh

and coworkers but denied committing a crime and has pleaded not guilty to the charges golfer paul casey has a one shot lead going into the final round of the valspar championship in florida the shot of the day in round three came from american jason cock rack the hole in one shot him up the leaderboard and into third ways just two strokes behind casey. and that is where we'll leave it most for coming up again later for peter thank you very much for that step for this news hour on al-jazeera from me fully back in one outing thank you very much for watching barbara starr is live from our landing the center next to stay with us. if you want to learn what the words might look like very soon regards hundred and hungry zillion extreme example of the predicament the whole world is going through . says mass ration story we had one question is we can we call it yours and the problem is that the culture of that is you guys should say some grading to us is or is not comfortable with european culture this is not like the old fascist. triumphal march. dreams of conquest and of global tried. this is

are of the valspar championship in florida casey it was on the verge of building a comfortable lead into a bogey on the final hole for a three under sixty eight that cut his lead to one shot over dustin johnson and johnson the world's number one player had some say in the margin going into the final round. but the shot of the day came from jason could crack on the fifteenth this hole in one shot him up to the leaderboard and into third where he's just two strokes behind. sport for now back to to. thank you very much for that well that's it for me nastasia table be here with another round up of the news but before that you can always go to our web site for more news al-jazeera dot com check it out. a chance for reunion after decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to east joins a mother's journey to break unite with the son she lost more than sixty years ago in the korean war on al jazeera. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in bhutan tiger's nest ball astri seems to defy gravity every few cities is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happ

clubs that they comply and continue to add rice and humans football according to the goal for paul casey is barely hanging on to his lead in an attempt to become the first back to back winner of the valves for championship in florida casey was on the verge of building a comfortable lead until a bogey on the final hole for him three under sixty eight that cut his lead to one shot over dustin johnson johnson the world's number one player had some say in the margin going into the final round at it. but the shot of the day came from jackson called crack on the fifteenth this hole in one shot him up the leaderboard and a third where he was just two strokes behind all these. pretty impressive outsiders for now heads back to do. thanks very much lee well that's it for this program but you can always find more news on our web site and the address for that is dot com that's it for the news hour but i will be right back with more of the day's news stay with us. a chance for a union after decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to join some others journey to reaganite with the son she los

with me now is casey hunt. the panel is still here., there is a couple things here, we have michael steel here, who is intrigued about why, what the republican plan was on this and if there was one or if it was implemented too late to have this sort of chunk of no votes, but a majority of republicans voting with democrats. what just happened on that front? >> the final vote was 407 to 23 with steve king voting present. i'm sure our panel can explain why because he has been the target of these in the past. it didn't seem like there was a concerted plan. our initial analysis and take is that this is two different groups of republicans that voted now for a reason. first you have a lot of trump supporters that voted no, you also have congressmen that may have been frustrated by nancy pelosi referencing the president and his language on the floor in the context of this resolution vote talking about what he has encouraged and made himself tieing into this. this is one piece of it, by liz cheney, number three in the house, voted know on this.

since you brought up the casey 46, remind all of us here that the it will be replaced with the casey 35. it was delivered to altice l4 space in 1959. so it's been operating for 60 years, it gives you an idea of the significance of the casey 46 and the future of that capability. senator hawley? >> thank you mr. chairman. is general scaparrotti and thank you for being here and thank you for your service and the those under your command. let me start with you, i want talk about the india strategy the nds commission has studies indicated that we are not optimally postured to deal with a russian assault in the baltics in particular. the nds clearly states the joint forces have to be prepared to present a russian fait accompli. my question is the positive work in the previous year's and initiatives and other activities, give is a progress report understand you may want to take some of this to the closed session but can you give us a progress report on our force posturing development to prevent that they to complete and where are we from this judgment? >> we had made clear progress as i sta

casey stegall, thank you. republican congressman adam kinzinger sits on the house foreign affairs committee. also recently deployed to the southern border with his air national guard units. congressman kinsinger is also meeting with the president in just about an hour from now. congressman, fix for joining me and thanks for your service down at the border and elsewhere. i know you were active. when you have the customs and border patrol commissioner say that the system is beyond capacity, without the political talking points, what did you witness when you were at the border? >> exactly that. border patrol is not being authorized in some areas. the ability to do over time. if they have an eight hour shift, imagine -- they are in operation, it sometimes takes a couple hours to get to where a group is because the terrain is so bad. they get out there, not to mention terrain and weather issues, they get to the group and the group all runs in different directions. so now they have to chase them as best they can and

paul casey has retained his valspar championship title in florida.he opening nine holes. he still had a share of the lead heading into the 18th, but found a bunker, then recovered superbly and went on to make par, which was enough to win by one stroke from south africa's louis 0osthuizen and american jason kokrak. ronnie 0'sullivan is back as snooker‘s world number one after sealing a hard —fought tour championship final win over neil robertson in llandudno. robertson had earlierfought back to level at 8—8 frames heading into the evening session, but 0'sullivan reasserted control and a perfectlyjudged clearance helped him to a13—11victory. to tennis, where british number one kyle edmund defeated canadian milos raonic in straight sets in the third round of the miami 0pen. raonic took an early lead, but 19th seed edmund came back to take the first set 6—4 with a fine forehand winner. edmund then went on to win the second set, also 6—4, to advance to the fourth round, where he will play defending champion john isner. exeter chiefs confirmed their place

just two weeks out from the masters, casey said the win was "mega" for his confidence.n florida — plus an eagle — not sure how much that cost him! well done. now, he‘s one of snooker‘s greatest players, but ronnie o‘sullivan doesn‘t spend much time at the top of the world rankings. he‘s back there now, though, for the first time since 2010, after beating neil robertson to win the tour championship in wales. he says that considering he plays about half the tournaments most of his rivals do, it is one of his best achievements. cyclist jason kenny is just one gold medal away from becoming britain‘s most successful olympian outright — it‘s a title he currently shares with sir chris hoy — and he‘ll get his chance at the tokyo games next year. jason‘s with us now. good morning, jason. thank you for coming in. where are we now? what is the tally between you and sir chris hoy? six gold, one silver. you don't need another gold, just another medal? simple as that! sounds really easy! in your preparations now for tokyo next year, are you at the point you would expect to be, ahead

cole johnson, craig vasquez, tyler kelly and casey sanders. thank you. >>> all right.lithery start to your morning. yikes. that is not the sound of one, but 45 rattlesnakes. crews in texas made that startling discovery under a house in texas. you see the homeowner had crawled under the house to figure out why the cable was acting wonky. when he saw a few snakes, he quickly crawled out. crews immediately swooped in and removed the rattlers. they say the most snakes they've ever seen under one house is 88. how are you doing? would you -- i would never, ever sleep again. i think we share our disdain for snakes. >> i hate snakes. >>> the popular workout program peloton, ooh. peloton slammed with a lawsuit for using music without permission. cnn business has the details. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs

the agent in charge of the fbi's jacksonville office is james casey.idnappers appeared to be deactivating quinn's cell phone after each of the calls they made to reid. >> somebody in the scheme was smart enough to take the battery out of the cell phone because we were able to do some technical capabilities and determine that that phone was not only off but had no power to it at certain times. >> meaning you can't trace it? >> meaning you can't trace it. >> while there was no pin pointing an exact address where quinn's calls were originating, technicians were tracing pings when the phone was in use. those are the electronic connections made when a phone hits a particular cell tower, and that gave investigators a general idea where quinn might have been held. fbi agent tony kravit was selected as the lead crisis negotiator for the bureau. >> we're tracking the phone and thinking we've got some leads. >> agents felt they were making progress, but suddenly the phone was also pinging farther away. the kidnappers and quinn might have been on the move. sherif

but, you know, the casey question is a good one for now, my understanding is casey is staying put i don'tvin riley, other key executives at those companies, hey, guys, stick with us, believe in what we're doing here, this is about ultimately running a better ship. >> do we know whether casey, for example, shares the same view of building out the hbo franchise in a more -- if you believe -- if the view is that it is going to be more middle market, did he share that view? >> i can't speak for casey i know i'm sure he would love to have more programming and more of an arsenal to make it to the question of what kind of programming, that's hard to say. i know hbo and this is sort of hbo's own spin too, they like to portray themselves as an art museum and they're curators but they always made plenty of populous type shows as well and comedies and movies. and maybe they, one could argue maybe they should do more of that not everything needs to be considered for emmys and peabodies versus just good funny shows that get viewers in. so we may see a slight change in the programming strategy but, aga

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i think a lot of people are thinking casey musgrave is a country artist. i think she will be doing a crossover some time soon and with chris martin i think -- >> you think that's why they paired them together to bridge the two genres and two generation of fans. coldplay has been around for 20 years for now. >> no. for sure. i can see them working together in the future. that was a teaser of what is to come. >> his mom alecia keys is a household name. they performed together. >> he was on the piano. i can't imagine how they will have that moment to talk about forever. >> he is just 8 years old. >> yes. >> seriously. i definitely think there is some talent in there. >> so some of the other highlights from last night, you talked about taylor swift. >> oh, my gosh taylor swift was saying hello to her haters a little bit. >> the award she got was for best tour and there was doubt about the too you are. >> she had it sold out every night. in the crowd taylor swift and alecia keys' son had a cute flirting moment. she said i think my son wants to take you out afte

i am dillon casey a.d.u. director for california legal advocacy and legal fund. i am here to make a few suggestions. i support the change to allow a.d.u.s in new family homes allowing for more efficient layout on the lot. this would be required to bring the san francisco ordinance in compliance i also support nondiscretionary process. in order to realize potential we need a process to be navigated by homeowners. this is an important step. extensive opportunity for review on appeal are enough to discourage homeowners from centering the process. ir have a few concerns for the appeal to the board of appeals. this is unnecessary and could be difficult to impliment in compliance with state law. it would need to be nondiscretionary limited to reviewing how the a.d.u. regulations are aplead to the permit applications. it would need completed within the 120 daytime limit for consideration of a.d.u. permit regulations. it should not come at additional expense to the permit applicant or homeowners. this is where they can be discouraged. given these constraints the appeals

casey and kelly sullivan manage the restaurant. jackson fillmore is a small plays with a small dedicated staff providing consistently good food, service and neighborhood feel. item 3-c is randy's place. the business is a bar located at 1101 ocean avenue in the engel side neighborhood. it has been in business as randy's place since 1975. it is considered a neighborhood institution and goes back to the days when it was known as a destination for sporting men to gamble, drink and hunt. randy's place may be the second oldest bar in san francisco's west side. the first being little shamrock. sue castle bought the bar in 1969. when she purchased the business, women were not allowed to bar tend unless named on the. >> alastair: or license. liquor license. sue holds the record in san francisco for longest-serving bartender at one location and will mark 50 years on april 4th, 2019, just 10 days from today. congratulations and happy 50th bar tending anniversary to sue castle. all three businesses received a positive recommendation from the h

kelly and casey, thank god i don't have to do anything because i can't do anything. it is really great. we've had the same staff pretty much for 12 years. and in san francisco to be able to provide them with that kind of living, you know, we don't make as much as we did when we first started, but they do, and it's great, and i think it's -- you know, if you go anywhere in the world, you meet people who spent time in sacramento, and things that have lasted, they're talking about us now. thank you. >> thank you. okay. we'll close public comment and bring it back to the commission. commissioner johns? >> well, i'm quite familiar with half of the organizations that are before us today, although i would like to say that maybe it's not fair that both of them seem to do a lot for seniors. for many years, i had an office just in the next block down from jackson fillmore, and so i've been familiar with it and lynn seigel and some of your other regulars for many years. again, this is one of those wonderful times where we have things on opposite ends of the spectrum, and they'r

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<casey van attenhoven/corning high school: "it's incredible, i've been a giant's fan my entire life. my grandfather was a ball dude, i've never heard of them ever having a high school teams play here, so the fact that their not only that paradise gets to play, but that fact that my students, our students, our schools gets to be out here is wonderful."> the event was free and fans who attended the game received this paradise strong t-shirt.. mike greer put his shirt on right away,he is the president of paradise unified school district.at least for this game, their troubles are eased. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news at 5 a-m... two freeway shootings in the east bay and one turns deadly. we have the latest details coming up at the top of the next hour. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. ( robin ) in entertainment news... there were a couple of surprises at the weeke