two california croton plants were found outside the project site on park and recation's own land. staging areas for construction would occur along the raymond avenue and leland avenue frontages, and would not occur west of the property line on recreation and park's own land. no easements have been ought sought or granted to stage construction on park and recs property. in addition, the site would be fenced off during construction. the proposed wall offense that would be constructed by the -- [ inaudible ] >> -- and the proposed residential development would be set back about 30 feet from the property line at that location. therefore, the project would not have a significant impact on the two california croton plants to the adjacent parcel. with regard to aesthetics, the appellant argues there was an incomplete analysis of the loss of views. in fact as stated in the department's response, aesthetics were not considered as part of the environment cal review precisely because this is what ceqa requires for residential in-fill projects within a transit priority area like 5 # 0 leland.

president's pick to replace rex tillerson as secretary of state, pushed back against his hawkish crotone, insisting war is the last resort. will this translates to any change in policy? columnist, elirg , how is it going so far? >> i think pompeo is doing pretty well, actually. even though there is some , i think he has the balls to get through and will not be a terribly controversial hearing. if anything, the person was going to replace pompeo as a director may professionally face more opposition because she is less known and she is affiliated with the program, and a lot of democrats and some republicans -- in the case of pompeo, he will have to questions, but he has done this before. he will get through as secretary of state. david: one of the big issues pending right now is syria and if the u.s. will strike syria. you have a column out right now shouldn'tmr. pompeo walk away from the hawkish reputation and maybe embrace it. eli: absolutely. i think there is a few things at stake. if it turns out we can confirm the attack in syria was in work of assad, which most recently and evidence