, existing condition when? >> so we hired a company to do drawings of the existing condition of the building before any work was done. and then, subsequent to issuing permits, after the n.o.v. was issued by the building department, one of the conditions on the n.o.v. to clear the n.o.v. was to submit drawings to the building department which accurately reflect the existing condition of the building, and we did that, and we worked with senior inspector joe duffy and submitted drawings that he looked at and reviewed and said, as well, yes, i agree, these drawings do reflect the existing condition of the building, and those are the ones that are in your packet. >> president hillis: well, tell me. i mean, you -- what about the garage? we haven't seen a case quite like this where it was so blatantly obvious that the plans were misdrawn, that plans were submitted that weren't what the condition was. and i think those happened during your time of ownership, so, like, the garage issue, all right? i mean, i think that's

you weren't even offered a plan if you had some of these conditions, but if you were offered the conditions, you were offered them at rates that were unaffordable. here's some data based off of c.m.s.'s calculations around operated risk adjustment methodology. they say that for folks that have diabetes without complication the increase in rates without protections for people with preexisting conditions could be about 5 -- $5,600 a year. if you have a drug dependence or addiction, the increase could be $20,000 a year. if you if you had a heart attack, your increase could be $60,000 a year. if you have metastatic cancer, you could be paying a $3 -- 3,500% premium. that's $140,000 in additional surcharge per year. obviously, no one can afford that. that's why if you have a history of metastatic cancer, you're not going offered insurance unless you have that protection. those are the mistakes. i want to make people understand we're going to have a big debate over what judge kavanaugh will mean for the future of reproductive choice in this country, women's access to contraception. those are real

conditions. two parties are interested in talks negotiations generally if preconditions are present that present twelve this. at least one or two preconditions can be met by the other side but the babies who are doing the babies preconditions presented they leave no room for anyone in iran to even if they attain talking about them or implementing them so there is a problem in terms of who literally speaks for us foreign policy it's confusing confusing signals coming out of washington and university of havana teach american history i can't remember any time in u.s. history. a u.s. president talks about talking to other another nation without preconditions and then his secretive est comes and the president speak conditions this is i don't remember. you know americans call certain countries occasion in the banana republic you need to apologize to hillary but it seems to me that the u.s. is tending to have the banana republic they need to negotiate between themselves and pronto need to negotiate amon

there's conditions -- and i put it in my brief.aling with activating the ground floors, not as offices but as retail. condition two, ground floor windows clear, not tinted. sidewalk area landscaping, leasing of the ground floor, condition five, to active uses, so there are people going in and out. i'm not dredging up these conditions from my mind. it's there in 1975. so i think the offers from project sponsor are interesting. i'm hearing them for the first time, but i think there needs to be more than the office closes at 5:00, the cafe closes at 5:00. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. mr. buss. >> didn't mean to bump my head. >> again, steven buss from mission yimby still. i sympathize with what she was saying. we should have street level activation, but what's there currently doesn't activate the street. and i feel like this is just a net improvement over what it currently is. at least this way, there will be a nice ground level cafe for the employees there, and i -- i just don't see why -- i feel like this process is wa

someone tube trains have air conditioning, and they have plans to introduce air conditioning in the tube hot air into the tube system itself and it isa into the tube system itself and it is a big problem in that equipment is a big problem in that equipment is on its way. what about this business of tracks buckling. can you explain to us why in this day and age, that should still be an issue? here is the science bit. if you have one kilometre of rail, if it heats up one kilometre of rail, if it heats up to 55,60 one kilometre of rail, if it heats up to 55, 60 degrees, it will be getting onto two feet longer than how it started out. what track engineers do is a peak it down and a physically —— they physically stretch it to the length it would be if it was 47 degrees. so the track is always under that tension. as it gets hotter, that stretch gradually relaxes until at seven degrees. once it gets above, the metal wants to expand but because it can't go lengthwise it debts into a compressive force held in place by the sleepers and clips and particularly the stone doubts down the side of the r

(dave)very warm conditions very warm (dave)very warm conditions will persist inland today while mosts forecast for inland areas through much of the work week. monsoon moisture is forecast to increase across southern and eastern california by midweek and perhaps make it as far west as the bay area and central coast by thursday. ( marty ) we are also following breaking news from overnight in the east bay. one person is dead after a shooting in east oakland. this is a picture from the scene. it happened in the area of 102nd avenue and international boulevard. one other person was injured... there is no word on that person's condition this morning. the shooter is still on the loose. ( marty ) that shooting on international boulevard was the first of three separate shootngs in oakland since 10:00 last night. just a few hours after that shooting, another person was shot at the intersection of 98th avenue and c street. that happened just before 1:00 this morning. here is a picture from that scene. police say that victim is in grave condition. and then another shooting happened just after 1:

neda has more on the current conditions. >> look at the mendocino conditions here, gusts pretty strong. they have been about 20 miles an hour throughout the morning, and some of those ridges looked calmer there. some of those with those massive fires, dealing with breezy conditions. 76 with 33% humidity, and it's expected to drop into the teens by this afternoon. 95 degrees for lakeport today, 96 tomorrow, hot and smokey anywhere across northern california. and this is a look at the steel fire conditions. those afternoon winds starting to pick up, that fire at the smoldering stage. right now 65 degrees and gusts 5 to 7 miles an hour out there. the humidity is a little higher with 65% but it will be 98 degrees later on there. overall, clouds around the coast, adding the humidity to the air. but that's not happening where the fires are burning to the north. so inland communities, unfortunately you're not getting that. michelle? >>> thank you. we'll keep an eye on all the fires and you can follow us at kpix.com for the latest developments. >>> jaclyn, there are road closures due to these

from our kpix 5 roof camera, all we see are gray conditions. cloudy conditions. it's hot across higher elevations again above the marine layer, temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s for this early-morning hour. temperatures did not cool off much. now, 100 degrees again for inland locations today. and it is going to be cool they are weekend. temperatures will drop off by a few degrees as that ridge to the south of us weakens. here's the golden gate bridge what drivers are dealing with. you can't see the actual bridge but you see those lights. just a sign that we are waking up to morning fog along the coastline. a little drizzle out there. it's a little cool, as well. 54 degrees in san francisco. 56 for you in oakland. so locations right by the water, 50s and low 60s at this hour then afternoon highs 60s and low 70s. so that's where it will feel very comfortable especially compared to places like the east bay where it will not. five-mile visibility in half moon bay right now. pretty clear in locations elsewhere. and then 7-mile visibility for santa rosa so it's

and yet despite these conditions rainforest alliance. and fairtrade decided to certify the tongue going to go into your state or at least families have not profited from fair trade price premium. but not received cycle. north devon gas cylinder yeah north plates cups nothing they have all. we can see the country in. florence follows the workers into the dark heart of the fair trade benefit for this family attend the holding rights. of the workers around located rights rations by their employers because they are not paid a living wage problems where this is a meal intended for three people washed down with some tea. peace deal with lot of salt feel their stomach is full. bore nutrition is more housing and an absence of hygiene it's the children who are hardest hit by the miserable living standards on t. estates. professor kumar dattch can confirm that he is head of medicine at assam medical college and hospital india which treats steel workers and their families. more children die in india than in any other parts of the world and the same

if you had some of these conditions. maybe you will offer the conditions you were to offer them at rates that are unaffordable. here is some data based on the calculationsti around the updatd risk adjustment methodology. they say for folks that have diabetes without complications, there increasing rate without protections for people with pre-existing conditions could be get the $5,600 a year. if you have a drug dependence or an addiction, the increase could be $20,000 a year. if you've had a heart attack or heart disease or increase could be $60,000 a year. if you have metastatic cancer you could be paying 3500% premium, that is $140,000 in additional surcharge. obviously nobody can afford that. that's why there's a history of metastatic cancer. you are not getting offered injured intimacy with the production, so those areav the stakes. we want to make people understand we are going to have a big debate over what the judge will mean for a future of the reproductive choice in this country, women's access to contraception,

air from air—conditioning, he says. i don't use it. i think i'm used to the heat because they go out during the heat because they go out during the day and work outside. but he may be overconfident. at least 80 people have died here from heat stroke in the last two weeks. what of those have been elderly often found dead in their homes with the air—conditioning off. the current heat wave here is being caused by two huge high—pressure systems that are sitting right over the top of us here and refusing to budge. that in itself is not unusual injapan in summer. what is unprecedented is the extreme level of heat. new records have been set across the this week, and meteorologists say that is a direct result of climate change. experts say this is why the current heat wave has killed so many. 40 celsius is maybe normal and other parts of the world, but not normal injapan. so parts of the world, but not normal in japan. so climate parts of the world, but not normal injapan. so climate change is frightening because it hits the pe

the lab results do not reveal anything about local production conditions. there are various certification labels that aim to ensure ethical production standards fair trade rain forest alliance and all claim to guarantee the source of their products . germany's major t. brands boast the seals take on a. mass market. and take all sounds certified products. fads. strives to ensure a fair wage and better working conditions rainforest alliance pledges to conserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable livelihoods beauty said also stands for sustainable farming and better working conditions but do these certification programs really deliver on their promise. we visit our son the biggest growing area in india. on the edge of this state in the country's extreme northeast lies the tongue cannot go on t.v. plantation it too belongs to the sharma group. the state also supplies the german market and has been certified by the fair trade and rainforest aligns programmes. b.c. or should bring benefits to the workers too high a price that consumers pay for fair trade tea for

buck's condition would include a condition that they have to obtain those permits first so that if they don't -- if they aren't able to obtain those permits to allow that construction -- >> so that clarification -- i just wanted that clarification. so it's all going to flow in order so that we're not going to tear down a tree and then find out that a garage isn't going to get done. >> that's my understanding. >> and just because of recent actions in other commissions, i believe several other projects were required to restore back. do you think that that potentially is an option here? >> i -- i don't know all the details of their request. i mean, they may have requests that merit the garage addition. >> you know, this is a position where we have a tree permit. >> yeah. >> in front of us, okay? >> okay. >> thank you. >> clerk: is there any public comment on this item? okay. >> hello. joe bollinger, lives next door. i'll be brief, as you've read the brief provides by the neighborhood. today, the actions have led to the following actions. multiple notices of violation have been issued, as y

cool conditions at the coast. mild around the bay, and very warm temperatures inland. 94 will be some of our hottest spots around the bay area, a steady pattern tomorrow, just slightly cooler with a wide range of temperatures still by wednesday, that will look like the coolest day and we are in a very typical pattern. >>> with thousands of people in town for the san francisco marathon, so many folks come to the city for this event because of our weather conditions. >> hopefully the runners know it will be foggy pretty much throughout the day. >> frances, thanks. >>> just ahead, go fly a kite at california had the worst wildfire season on record. scientists say, our weather is becoming more extreme and we all have to be better prepared. that's why pg&e is adopting new and additional safety precautions to help us monitor and respond to dangerous weather. hi, i'm allison bagley, a meteorologist with pg&e's community wildfire safety program. we're working now, to enhance our weather forecasting capabilities, building

jessica flores has more on the air quality conditions. we begin with the latest on the county fire. >> reporter: the good news here is that the winds have died down overnight. weather conditions are making things a little more fayettevilleable for fires to get a handle on this. they are in the middle of a shift change at base camp here, and they will give an update on the progress around 7:00 this morning. almost 33,000 acres have already burned and it is only 2% contained at last word. this was taken overnight, burning through steep and rugged terrain, areas that are sometimes too steep for hand crews and bulldozers. firefighters did their best yesterday to establish fire lines while dealing with shifting winds and

people would say there are also the conditions that require more resources and so conditions that requireresources and so forth. adhd should be pushed up the queue in your view? if you look at autism, last year there was a debate with regards to there was a debate with regards to the diagnosis and waiting times for autism. we are basically pushing for the same for those with adhd as a condition. we want the government to collate information with regards to how many people have adhd and what the waiting times are. diagnosis is not a straightforward business presumable equipment it isn't, no. basically, through the all—party parliamentary group, we have seen cases which have contacted me waiting years for diagnosis. some having to go private. busy paying for their own private diagnosis which then sometimes isn't recognised by the nhs. so they have to go through the process again. so no it isn't simple. this business of some people waiting seven years, i mean, perhaps a couple of years could be understandable. but seven yea rs ? could be understandable. but seven years? that is a trend which

right now very quiet conditions. heading further north, this looks like standing water in one of the lanes. until crews get hold of that, be careful there. the rest of the south bay ride is problem-free, tracking a few more cars for the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. no delays there. that's a check of your traffic. >>> it may be slow going for light rail riders this morning after a train slammed into a passing car. it happened around noon at lincoln and azura avenue. >> reporter: in this video you can see a car stopped at the light rail crossing, then another car coming from the other direction driving straight through, the light rail slamming into the side of it. the light rail derails and hits a pole, tearing down the wires that power the train. >> i heard the shaking, rumbling, then the truck. >> reporter: eyewitness newses said it looked like the car tried to beat the train and that the train crossing lights were flashing. >> it sounded like a car crash. i assumed it was two cars. when we realized it was t

we will be able to create necessary conditions in international for our country to development. give the floor to the president of the russian federation, mr. vladimir putin. president putin: thank you. colleagues. i am happy to see you at our traditional meeting. first of all i would like to thank the leadership of the foreign ministry, all the diplomats on the -- all the veterans of the diplomatic service for your contribution in developing international work. our diplomatic mission work together in a well coordinated way. given the current situation in the world, russia has been consistently pursuing an independent and well balanced foreign policy. russia's involvement in international affairs is based on our key national interests. to create favorable and safe conditions for our country's breakthrough development to ddress social and economic tasks at hand, improve quality of life for our people. our people want russia to be as strong -- to be a strong, independent country. we are open to having people partnership with our countries and origin alliances. being a permanent me

one out of four people have a pre-existing condition. i'm looking out at all of you and me be eve maybe even more tt have a pre-existing condition so the fact is they've been making a decision. donald trump decided he will not defend the affordable care act into nevada, he said i basically gutted it. that's the direction he's going. so, a little over a year ago as some of you know i was diagnosed with cancer and thankfully i had insurance. i didn't know how i was goin i o afford the care i needed so i joined the millions in our country with pre-existing conditions, diabetes, asthma, cancer. i would say if the case prevails, people with a condition like mine will not get coverage or it will be so expensive to. the fact that those of us have said on this committee have to listen to all of those who sit there and can'sitsthere and cans whether or not they will abide by the cases such as roe v. wa wade, they just hide behind the idea that they can come before us and say we are going to support the president. that is total bs because when you

it is an appropriate thing to do. >> do you have pre-conditions for that meeting in. >> no pre-conditions meet. >> the words a sharp departure from the tweets last week. remember the all caps you will suffer the consequences and be cautious? the president has long been a critic of tehran with his administration pursuing a strategy many see as regime change. cnn's oren liebermann is live in jerusalem. >> reporter: laura, a stunning about face. nine days ago that trump sent the all caps tweet saying never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer the consequences in which few in history have suffered about. now it is a reconciliation tone. now after blasting former president obama for the same idea for meeting with iran. now donald trump doing so. trump appeared to offer a slight hedge saying he would be willing to meet as long as they can work out something meaningful. it is up to secretary of state mike pompeo offering the conditions with a way of iran denuclearization. as for iran, how have they taken this sudden about face? not well, it seems. iranian parliament saying ba

is 20-year-old daughter is at highland hospital in critical condition. >> i don't know if you know this but we were hearing maybe it happened on the center platform. we know there are cameras inside the trains. do you know if there is surveillance video on the platform? >> reporter: i did hear from jim that they are pulling the video. they do have cameras on the platform. i did failed to on the upper platform. that video evidence will be key in this investigation. >> a 20-year-old woman is in the hospital in critical condition. rob malcolm reporting at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. >>> the youngsville veterans home where a former soldier killed three female staff members this year will not reopen. the pathway home has been closed since march 9 when a veteran fatally shot the facilities director, psychologist, and therapist before killing himself. the gunman had received mental health services at the facility but was discharged several weeks before the shooting for bringing knives to the facility. veterans in pathway programs have since been referred to

as they demand better pay and conditions. welcome back we'll look at weather conditions across southeastern parts of asia first of all you see a massive cloud across the island of borneo more heavy showers are expected in the forecast but further south java seeing return to dry weather conditions so fine weather set up here for some time up through the malay flintshire we have got the risk of the chair maybe of singapore but further north it should be a largely find one for kuala lumpur and northward through towards the gulf of thailand or the could be the old shower bangkok a shower from time to time but generally weather conditions not looking too bad at the moment so let's head down into a straight here weather conditions here for the most part looking fine across many areas being see this massive cloud out across southwestern parts of the frontal system which is pushing through bringing the threat of least a few showers in through perth and a pretty windy conditions to go with it as well further towards the southeast the

still showing some very hot, dry conditions.00 degrees. and winds gusting to over 20 miles an hour close to the alpine fire still very dry. so you would expect this part of the state to have hot, dry conditions. that's what they have today. and they also have some gusty winds. now, for us, we'll have elevated fire danger through the weekend. it felt very muggy today, very tropical, even reports of a few sprinkles in portions of san francisco. you see that green on the radar from earlier this morning. satellite right now showing lingering high clouds in portions of the north bay. current numbers, one site in san francisco showing you a mild 77 degrees. also seeing some more low 70s in san francisco. santa rosa 86. livermore 95. concord 93 degrees. so we definitely warmed up for very muggy and humid across portions of the bay area. here's a live camera looking out towards the bay bridge. a bit of haze, so air quality could be impacted by this weather pattern into the weekend. here's the plan for tomorrow morning. we could have som

conditions in the fire zones. jessica flores has more on the air quality conditions. but we begin with the latest on the county fire. >> reporter: the good news here is that the winds have died down overnight. weather conditions are making things a little more fayettevilleable for fires to get a handle on this. they are in the middle of a shift change at base camp here, and they will give an update on the progress around 7:00 this morning. almost 33,000 acres have already burned and it is only 2% contained at last word. this was taken overnight, burning through steep and rugged terrain, areas that are sometimes too steep for hand crews and bulldozers. firefighters did their best yesterday to establish fire lines while dealing with shifting winds and triple-digit temperatures. the fire started around 2:00 saturday afternoon near county road 63 and highway 16. it's an area that's not burned in more than a decade, so there's plenty of fire fuel. some people have chosen to stay, despite knowing how quickly things can change. >> if you can't smell the smoke, you're usually

this golf course, even though conditions are easy, it is not an easy course. 0ne conditions are easy,ne of the factors to look at is the bounce and roll. not normally what they have two content with. i will let you catch your breath for a moment. we will comeback in a moment. we were talking about conditions and how tough it is to play. sandy lyle had the honour of taking the first tee shot of the championship this year. a former winner back in 1985 and he was saying he has never seen conditions quite this in any 0pen championship he has played in. this time, we had like we had at muirfield, when mickelson won, it was as dry as that. you have two me ntally was as dry as that. you have two mentally be careful with what you choose, what club. it gives hope as well, at the same time. i've always said this is a golf course where, on the mental side, is it an iron, can ibe the mental side, is it an iron, can i be aggressive and drive it? a lot of the time, if you guess well and it comes off, it feels good but other times you can curse yourself. and considering how dry it is and how much th

but most consumers aren't aware of the living and working conditions on many plantations there are more of the wide reaching consequences for tea workers exposed to toxic pesticides. garden coming to do the children who are born are. little bit in the growth poorly nor'east and as i said the infant market is. what is the true cost of tea and on indian plantation workers the ones paying the price. up. this is a high quality tea tasting course in hamburg's district such events are a growing trend professional to taste the heading schmidt holds workshops almost every week in the autumn. more and more people in germany are getting entity. people used to be quite happy with tea bags but now they want more they want to experience t. and t. is becoming more multi-faceted a lot more exciting we're at the start of a really great he movement site no hint of a tieback here aficionados brew tea leaves according to a very strict ritual. many do not expect such delightfully diverse aromas and tastes to unfold on and pounds. in my really surprise there is such a range of flavors from. for me it's a mu

day the conditions conditions are not getting any better a storm front is about to hit so let's get them out now. and let's not forget that the boys has been there for almost two weeks i mean what kind of shape are they enter the even ok to die right now. what we have heard from the official from the chief of rescue operations this morning that an australian doctor has actually checked the physical conditions all three boys and he gave the go ahead he said the boys are in ok enough shape to actually start on this perilous journey back to the. back out of the cave so as i said the conditions are not getting any better so this is why authorities decided to go ahead now. and stephen is far in the cave complex in northern thailand thank you for bringing us up to date. and to some of the other stories making news around the world the death toll from heavy rains and landslides in japan has climbed to more than sixty with dozens of people still missing the downpours of cause flash flooding across central and western parts of the country prompting evacuation orders for over two million people hu

the golf course is great for me, the conditions have been fine and going forward , conditions have beenever know what you will have in scotland, the rain is coming tomorrow and i do not think it will affect it in one day, but i will have to keep doing what i am doing and if i have 22 putts i will have a pretty good shot. even if you play aggressively, you will make more birdies and bogeys. that is what i have to do, that is my game plan this week. i am convinced that is the way i should play at. it will not be for everyone, but it worked out pretty well today. team sky's geraint thomas has extended his lead at the tour de france after a thrilling victory on stage 12, on the top of alpe d'huez. he sprinted clear of team—mate chris froome and tom dumoulin, for his second stage win in two days. drew savage was watching. the smile of a man still taking in what he had done. it is quite something to wear the yellowjersey at the tour de france but another level entirely to win a stage while wearing it racing up the hairpin corners of one of the most famous quince and cycling. he may have the y

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storm team 4 tracking conditions. here is the weather situation right now. >> it is absolutely beautiful out there today. a nice break from all the heat we had last week. let's check in and see where our temperatures are sitting right now. plenty of sunshine out there. right now we have temperatures at 81 degrees. winds out of the east. a nice breeze at 7 miles an ur. plenty of sunshine for your saturday and that sunshine is going toolw us into tomorrow. right now current temperatdies in surro areas are cooler. it's 75 along i-81. so we are going to be warming just a tad bit tomorrow, but still in the low to mid 80 as we look at your headlines, it is going to be a cool night. a nice night to be on the we're going to do it tomorrow and i am trackinghe tropics. back to you. >>> we look at the weather in thailand where the rain has started to fall and the window islosing to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped in that flooded underground cave. rescuers are fighting against treacherous conditions. they are dealin

up to 130 nonelderly americans have a preexisting conditions -- a third of america. for insurance companies it used to be the case that a condition as commonplace as az ma was -- asthma was justification to jack up rates. the law is potentially on the chopping block, in my view likely to go, if judge kavanaugh becomes justice kavanaugh. how can we afford that? american people should have their eyes wide open to the stakes. the supreme court could hear the challenge for those americans with preexisting conditions and president trump's own justice department is currently arguing in court that those protections are unconstitutional. i would like president trump at one of his rallies to tell the people at the rally he is taking away their protections when they have someone with a preexisting condition in their family. he wouldn't dare -- he wouldn't dare. but that is what his legal department in h.h.s. and justice is doing. the president doesn't tell people what he's doing. he brings these hard-right people in and says, i'm with you. he whispers, i'm with you. he doesn't

we are tracking the conditions. >> hi. as you heard from deputy chief of cal fire, the winds have shifted. originally northerly winds, now seeing southwesterly winds affecting where the direction of the plume of smoke is headed. i want to show you here this plume of smoke, where the fire is located. you can see it pushed down further. now, as you begin from the southwest, it's going to start blowing now into the valley into the sacramento area, and that's where the area of concern will remain. now, as far as air quality, as you heard, so far, still picking up moderate conditions from the north bay, east bay, and the peninsula, and over the south bay, there is a wildfire smoke advisory that remains in effect, and as you can see, any smoke or ash, close the windows tight and limit outdoor exposure, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the pawnee fire is sending smoke over the bay area that broke out last weekend near clear oaks in lake county. cal fire says the flames are now 73% contained. some mandatory evacuations, though, are

not possibly be learned under simulated conditions. may have lived all their lives on flatter rain are introduced to the many climbing techniques until they can negotiate the steepest slope. as he learns to overcome fear and handle himself on heights, the soldier learns also to care for his buddies. mountain rescue operations are difficult. decisions as to evacuation methods must be made in the interest of the injured man. in fact, the kind of prompt and well organized rescue operations taught by army instructors have more than once help safe the life of an unfortunate civilian. although special conditions may help prolong the life of the victim, the soldier knows that under winter conditions, two hours is the average limit of survival. therefore successful rescue is because of the instant availability of special equipment all factors that are stressed during military training. to some the return of winter in northern alaska may not be entirely welcomed. but at the u.s. army test center at fort greely cold and snow are a necessary cond

along with condition assessment, there is seismic safety. we still have properties with high seismic ratings, and we want to address them for the safety of today and future users. along with our conditions in the high needs, there is the multiuse sites and community hubs that form the need for -- to be able to address multiple users at one location. next i'm going to go through five projects that we've been working on for the past few years that address all of these criteria including that advanced planning work, so we understand our existing conditions and are able to create concept plans and scopes that are deliverable throughout the bond projects. first, we have india basin. sorry. i've -- i discussed this with you earlier today. as you know, it's coming back to the recreation -- to the commission next month. this is a very exciting project for us. it's creating that contiguous 1.7 miles of shore front open space. it's creating high-quality, connected park in a disadvantaged neighborhood within an equity zone. it will have great amenities

could it be ideal conditions for life? >> you are breaking up. >> i was wondering if we knew anything about the condition of the underwater lake? with the conditions be able to support life? >> that's the interesting question. first so the author mentioned in the paper it can be either a lake or it can be wet sediment. these are two different things. but when you're looking back at the same kind of habitat for life on earth, we know that both are equally important and suitable for supporting life. >> natalie, what does this prove if anything about the possibility that life exists there on the red planet? >> life is only one of the elements. what is important here is that we have a number of elements, other elements that are together here. what you do have is water which is extremely important for the chemistry of life. second, you have a big shelter on top of this weather dishwater. that's extremely important because right now conditions for life on the surfaces impossible. you have nutrients, minerals it's all there. now

first, interest rates and conditions more broadly remain favorable to growth. second, our financial system is much stronger than before the crisis and is in a good position to meet the credit needs of households and businesses. third, federal tax and spending policies likely will continue to support the expansion and forth, the outlook for economic growth abroad remains solid despite greater uncertainties in several parts of the world. what i have just described is what we see is the most likely path for the economy, of course economic outcomes weeks parents often turn out to be a good deal stronger or weaker than our best forecast. for example is difficult to predict the ultimate outcome over trade policy as well as the size and timing of the economic effects of the recent changes in fiscal policy. overall we see the risk of the economy unexpectedly weakening as roughly balance with the economy growing faster than we currently anticipate. over the first half of 2018, they have continued to gradually reduce monetary policy accommodation. in other words, we've c

we are still watching the dry conditions in the hot conditions in the lake county. also showing this what is becoming closer to the county fire is the terrain. the wind definitely defined the direction out of the north yesterday and that means the fire was pushed to the south. as a result of smoke flume push to the south throughout the day. as far as the current conditions right now we have temperatures ranging from 85 to 95 degrees. there is a bit of a degrees -- breeze out there. it will change overnight. that should help the fire crews with an increase in moisture levels. both fires taking it is into tomorrow morning. look at the relative humidity levels at 74% moisture in the area and that theoretically should slow the fire down. it will be another hot day in both the fire zones at 97 degrees and we could have winds under 10 miles per hour. as far smoke in the bay area,, a lot attention today there is a chance we can have more smoke drift in tomorrow but probably not as concentrated as tomorrow . we will have more on the cooler weather pattern coming up as well.

up to 130 nonelderly americans have a pre-existing condition. a third of america, more than a third period for insurance companies that used to be the case that a condition as commonplace as asthma was justification for jacking up rates to unaffordable levels. the law was rewrote to prevent that from insurance company is on the chopping block, likely to go if judge cavanaugh becomes justice cavanaugh. how can we afford that? the american people should have their eyes wide open to the stakes. president trump's own justice department is currently arguing in court that those protections are unconstitutional. i like president trump at one of his rallies to tell the people at the rally he is taking away their protections when they have someone with a pre-existing condition and their family. he wouldn't dare, but that is what is legal department in hhs injustice is doing. the president doesn't tell people what he's doing. he whispers them with you. he doesn't dare tell the american people and that's why it's our job in the minorities , it's our job to

you weren't even offered a plan if you had some of these conditions, but if you were offered the conditions, you were offered them at rates that were unaffordable. here's some data based off of c.m.s.'s calculations around operated risk adjustment methodology. they say that for folks that have diabetes without complication the increase in rates without protections for people with preexisting conditions could be about 5 -- $5,600 a year. if you have a drug dependence or addiction, the increase could be $20,000 a year. if you if you had a heart attack, your increase could be $60,000 a year. if you have metastatic cancer, you could be paying a $3 -- 3,500% premium. that's $140,000 in additional surcharge per year. obviously, no one can afford that. that's why if you have a history of metastatic cancer, you're not going offered insurance unless you have that protection. those are the mistakes. i want to make people understand we're going to have a big debate over what judge kavanaugh will mean for the future of reproductive choice in this country, women's access to contraception. those are real

okay. >>> let's focus again on the weather conditions. we're following obviously what's happening on the fire lines. >> yes. spencer christian is here with the latest conditions. spencer? >> okay, ama, it looks like the heat and low humidity will persist for one more day. the fire danger remains with us. live doppler. sunny skies, a little fog at the coast. it doesn't look like much of the fog is going to reach across the bay tonight. we're looking at clear skies northward from sutro tower. mainly clear. 61 in. 67 in oakland. mountain view, 69. 81 at san jose. 99 at gilroy. 59 at half moon bay. here is another view of mainly clear skies, looking westward from emeryville. 73 degrees at santa rosa. napa 78. 90 at fairfield. low to mid-90s at concord and livermore. and at santa cruz beach, it's nice and sunny and mild. the temperature -- our temperature readings. our forecast features are these. we'll see limit fog near the coast overnight. it will be hot inland again tomorrow. temperatures will moderate a bit over the weekend. we have a hea

we have clear conditions all day long. we'll start to notice tonight the onshore breeze kicking in that marine layer. at all 12 boys and their soccer coach ha been rescued from that flooded cave in thailand. >> what a great few day, keep waking up to this good news. this morning the remaining four boys and coach were brought to safety. the last two were rescued in just the past hour. late tuesday afternoon after the longest rescue operation, four members of the soccer team and their 25-year-old coach safely emerged from the cave. only a doctor and three thai navy seals who helped with the rescue effort still need to get out before the operation is wrapped up. it was a tremendous effort, workers continuing to pump water out of the cave. and both the coach and the boys wore dive masks to move through thguinfoowed behind for the entire 2 and a half mile journey. this is a look at the hospital where the boys and coach are receiving treatment. they had a very low body temperature, and officials are trying to warm them up. two o

a local governor in charge of the rescue says the current weather conditions provide a short window of opportunity to free the group it's monsoon season and more water is expected to soon poor into the underground cave system. right now where as ready as we can be and it's d.-day. at ten am thirteen professional cave dive is along with five navy seals into the cave to extract the children. briefed on how to do so. tells more about what's unfolding mary correspondent florian nourished near the cave complex in northern thailand florian some of the boys have been rescued from the cave what are you hearing this hour about the operation. for the first time today i can actually officially confirm that four boys have made it out of the cave and they are actually quite well that is what the chief of the rescue operation the former governor has just said behind me a few minutes ago so four have been safely moved out of the cave they have been taken to the hospital but their health condition is ok actually the governor spoke of perfect health condition i think that was a little exaggeration so h

nor will it exacerbate the condition. we look at the section i have here. >> could you speak in the microphone please, we can't hear you. >> sorry. this up here is the deck that is proposed. this is the area of the addition that you can see this as the existing consist -- configuration and you of the addition is mostly concluded by the existing structure. the change in the privacy issues are negligible. if not nonexistent. if you look from -- this is a picture taken from the location on the roof where the proposed deck back the furthest south extent of the proposed deck would be. you can see the roofs here of the homes on melrose avenue below pack all you can see is the roof. you can't even see the back of the house, much less the backyard. the view, the existing view from the existing deck is where this photo was taken from. you can see their rear yard. that is an existing situation. we are not exacerbating either. regarding light the only increase in shade of the addition is the roof of the adjacent building and a somew