my name is kathy darby. good afternoon. my name is kathy darby. i am -- i passed some packets -- we passed some packets to jonas. it's the same material that was sent to you in an e-mail yesterday. i live at 215 vasquez, and i live next door to the house that's planned at 225, and that house is identical to our house, and it's a very sound house. it's old and hasn't been updated, but it's a sound, live i can't believe house. i'd expected -- it's a sound, liveable house. i'd expected to come here today, expecting to hear about your decision on the project, but as i looked at the packet on the planning commission website, i see that they've been changed again. notably, the project has gotten bigger -- >> clerk: okay, ma'am, unfortunately your time is up. >> really? did i take three minutes? >> clerk: one minute. it's the second time hearing this project. >> i'd just like to say that if you -- >> clerk: ma'am, unfortunately your time is up. everyone's getting one minute. >> vice president koppel: we may have questions for you later. we have to give e

however, june 19 marks the 77th anniversary of major william darby formally organizing the first ranger about a tal yoon. i rise to honor those those who served. i served in the army ranger regiment. the army range legacy is as old as the republic, going back to francis marian, daniel boone and command sergeant major douglas greenway on to current active duty members. it wasn't until after the civil war more than half a century without military ranger units that they were officially born. 75 years ago, fighting on the bloody beaches of normandy gained their motto, rangers lead the way. they have led the way from the jeaps p.o.w. camp to theaters in the war in korea, vietnam, panama, desert storm, somalia, enduring freedom, iraqi freedom and the great war on terror. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to rrks my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr

. >> diane from upper darby, pennsylvania, on the democratic line. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i have a few questions but i want to start with this one. last year and this year when i went to vote for school district, city council, et cetera, they had the same names on certain parts, like maybe for the school they had the same names, like four of the same names on the democratic side as they did on the republican side. so say the name was john smith. john smith was listed on democratic vote and then john smith was listed on republican vote. that threw me for a loop. either it's democratic or republican -- it's called a crossover of some kind. i did not vote for anybody that was a crossover. i'd like to know, is that considered voter manipulation? there was about four names on one vote. you know, you get to vote for four on school, two on council or whatever. and i saw a lot this year. it upset me, extremely upset me. >> sound like she's talking about a local election where they might have different rules on how you vote in those elections.

reverend joseph darby from south carolina.>>> we do have some news right now from the supreme court. i want to go to cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider. what can you tell us, jess? >> some late word from the supreme court this afternoon. this relates to a case out of puerto rico dealing with puerto rico's debt crisis. the supreme court agreeing to not only hear this challenge but also fast track it. they'll be hearing it in the second woeek of october. the supreme court will address the constitutionality of a very important board to puerto rico, the financial oversight and management board. this was created by congress in 2016 to help puerto rico manage and respond to its debt crisis. puerto rico is currently in the throes of a $123 billion debt crisis only compounded by what it suffered after hurricane maria, that category 4 hurricane in 2017. so what's at issue here? well, the constitutionality of this board. basically challengers saying that the board itself violates the appointments clause. the members weren't pro

against all these facts -- michelle is next out of darby, pennsylvania. good more. >> caller: this has gotten out of hand. my husband was in the military, and had ptsd, and he committed suicide, because he wasn't receiving treatment. you have a lot of guys in the military that are desperately in need of mental health coverage. they're not getting it. me myself, i didn't have coverage in 2007. by the grace of god, i went to a clinic, and like josh, it was a free clinic. they got me coverage. i'm doing well today. i'm still in therapy. it's ten years, from 2007. i'm still in therapy and doing well, but i still have my bad days. if it wasn't for the insurance coverage i get now through the mill tears from my husband passing away, god rest his soul, i don't know where i would be light now. trump is talking about cutting all these programs out. we can't let that happen. yes, i'm a democrat, but it's not about being a democrat or a republican anymore if we don't this country is going to fall. we're going to be -- >> thanks, michelle in pennsylvania. >> michelle

hello and welcome i'm peter darby you're watching the al-jazeera news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes ethiopia's prime minister meet sudan's protest leaders and the military jointer but the opposition says mediation must only lead to civilian rule. the u.s. gives nato ally turkey a deadline of july to back out of a deal to buy russia's s. 400 missile defense system. u.n. aid agencies say at least 4000000 people have left venezuela because of the worsening economic and political crises. and thousands of liberians turn out protest against rising prices and the football upturn president george weah. let's get going if europeans prime minister has called for a new sovereign council with 8 civilians and said. military officers to rule sudan as he strives to mediate the political crisis days after a military crackdown left more than $100.00 protesters dead is trying to restart talks between the military and the opposition met protest leaders who welcomed mediation efforts but the opposition says it will only enter talks that will bring the civil

are that this was a chemical weapons attack but was the chemical attack staged joining me now from darby is now live jeremy corbyn chris williamson who has submitted a written question to the u.k. foreign office run by jeremy hunt to know if his election by tory m.p. is to be britain's next prime minister chris welcome back to going on the road just before we get to the c.w. and foreign affairs what went wrong in peterborough where the mainstream media seems to be suggesting you should have won with i don't know who won with a bigger majority well i thought it was it was an excellent result i mean given the circumstances that we're confronted with at the moment and the attacks that we were subjected to in the run into the election on thursday i think we've got a really good result i mean the truth is we've increased our majority of peterborough isn't really a traditional labor seat but because of our organization i think also because of the strength of the message that we were putting out there a message of hope a message that we can transform the country people turned out and voted labo

the key figure in this contest because he's the best trainer by far it's like having a no brand adar darby morris has got the the man of the moment. brand of this contest instant however both of them come from the same what you might loosely the same ownership they both packed by from the murdoch murdoch press them and let's call the owners were center and. go over who was sense of by murdoch and was with murdoch when he interviewed trump member to couple of years ago something the person says he can't remember indeed worley's is his i think is the cove it's very memorable better not to the president and then of course murdoch dispatched his top political editor of to the united states to interview trump to get trump to tip boris johnson so in other words what you've got here is that rupert murdoch and donald trump backing boris johnson very strongly and of course rupert murdoch and trump a big big breaks it is and of course this brings in my firearm because trump's key political analysis alice as far as britain is concerned is is nigel farage. she takes his briefings from pharrell so much

host: let's talk to diane, who is calling from upper darby, pennsylvania, on the democrats line. diane, good morning. caller: good morning. i have a few questions, but i want to start with this one. last year and this year when i went to vote for school etc., we city council, had the same names on certain parts, like maybe for school counselor, for schools. the had the same names on democratic side as they did on the democratic side. ,o, say the name was john smith john smith was listed on democratic, and then john smith was listed on republican vote. either it is democratic or republican, not both. it is called a crossover of some kind. i did not vote for anybody that was a crossover. i would like to know -- is that considered voter manipulation? i saw it last year a little, but this year a lot. there were four names on one vote, and you get to vote for four on school, two on counsel, whatever, and i saw it a lot this year, and it upset me. it extremely upset me. host: it sounds like she is talking by local election, where they might have different rules and how you vote in a lo

are that this was a chemical weapons attack but was the chemical attacks staged joining me now from darby is now live jeremy corbyn chris williamson who has submitted a written question to the u.k. foreign office run by jeremy hunt to know if his election by tory m.p. is to be britain's next prime minister chris welcome back to going on the road just before we get to the c.w. and foreign affairs what went wrong in peterborough where the mainstream media seems to be suggesting you should have won.

by more than 4 percent on the news of the front had the front i'll tear had picked up oil from our darby and was heading for taiwan and official a taiwan state oil refinery told reuters it was suspected of being hit by a torpedo the 2nd ship is the panama flag courageous carrying a load of methanol its management says its hole has been damaged 21 crew have been rescued that have left saudi arabia bound for singapore joining us now are said his model he is the head of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies so we're hearing a little bit more. about this incident what does this tell us do you think oh i think all eyes will be focused on washington haldar administration is going on in this recent attacks on the on the tankers we know that the right now is somehow divided. on one hand we have the hawks the hardliners led by. john bolton who is actually accused of the accused iran of being responsible for the previous attack last month on the tanker was offshore. and you like the arab emirates and of course we have from who's having actually different calculations w

laundered the federal investigation agency then came out with substantial evidence to suggest that mr darbyand his party would indeed in war and in that. nice and accountability bureau. moving very far. because you mention the political parties will be saying that his political director my nation by them or on foreign had already said. to make sure that nobody is ok and they're going to bring you deep and. of course we'll continue to follow. the fallout certainly from the political scene in pakistan thank you. the new show is the plan for a new extradition law chief executive kerry says should be swayed by some large protests got the backing of beijing but protest leaders are calling people to take to the streets ago reports. they came and they marched more than 1000000 people crammed hong kong streets. protesters were united in their anger over the proposed extradition laws that could see fugitives here sent to mainland china for child. despite the size of his turnout the city's chief executive says the planned little change will not be scrapped now we will continue to do the communication

are that this was a chemical weapons attack but was the chemical attacks staged joining me now from darby is now live jeremy corbyn chris williamson who submitted a written question to the u.k. foreign office run by jeremy hunt to know if his election by tory m.p. is to be britain's next prime minister chris welcome back to going on the road just before we get to the w. and foreign affairs what went wrong in peterborough where the mainstream media seems to be suggesting you should have won with the i don't know who won with a bigger majority well i thought it was it was an excellent result i mean given the circumstances that we're confronted with at the moment and the attacks that we were subjected to in the room into the election on thursday i think we've got a really good result i mean the truth is we've increased our majority of peterborough isn't really a traditional labor seat but because of our organization i think also because of the strength of the message that we were putting out there a message of hope a message that we can transform the country people turned out and voted labor

hello and welcome to the program i'm peter darby it took a quarter of a century but opposition finally worked out how to defeat president richard tire burdwan republican people's party candidate. a snatched election victory for us.

. >> arrested this evening in the district attorney's office was clay shaw, age 54, of 1313 darby street, from new orleans, louisiana. mr. shaw will be charged with participation in a conspiracy to murder john f. kennedy. >> clay shaw was a very respected business man in new orleans. he had been a distinguished soldier during world war ii. he was also a homosexual and closeted, and i think that played a part. and then they realized the truth that there isn't anything there. >> the case on clay shaw is based on testimony that did not pass a lie detector test and garrison knew it. >> he said i could be made to serve this whole nine-year sentence. or i could be cut loose right away. >> hypnotizing witnesses. >> we decided to give him objectifying to make sure he was telling the truth. >> leon. >> leon, does leon have a last name? >> oswald. >> would you say these methods were illegal? >> i would very say illegal and unethical. >> he had everyone and their grandmother involved in the assassination. at one time, it was oil millionaires. then it was the minutemen. then it was a homosexual kill

one of the oil tankers the front i'll tear which had 23 crew on board it was loaded with oil from darby in the united arab emirates and was bound for taiwan taiwan state oil company says it is believed to have been hit by a torpedo. more breaking news the sudanese state television is saying president bashir has been charged with corruption this year was ousted from power in a military coup in april triggered by weeks of protests over price hikes prosecutors now say they've completed an investigation into the leader before charging him more on that developing story as we get it. there's been more fighting outskirts of libya's capital warlord khalifa haftar forces have been battling soldiers from the un recognized government after as warplanes also targeted several locations across tripoli overnight protesters in hong kong are planning another mass rally on sunday government offices remain shopped on thursday a small protests took place against a proposed new law which would allow extradition to mainland china m.p.'s in albania have overwhelmingly passed a no confidence motion against pre

host: let's talk to diane, who is calling from upper darby, pennsylvania, on the democrats line.od morning. caller: good morning. i have a few questions, but i want to start with this one. last year and this year when i went to vote for school etc., we city council, had the same names on certain parts, like maybe for school counselor, for schools. the had the same names on democratic side as they did on the democratic side. ,o, say the name was john smith john smith was listed on democratic, and then john smith was listed on republican vote. either it is democratic or republican, not both. it is called a crossover of some kind. i did not vote for anybody that was a crossover. i would like to know -- is that considered voter manipulation? i saw it last year a little, but this year a lot. there were four names on one vote, and you get to vote for four on school, two on counsel, whatever, and i saw it a lot this year, and it upset me. it extremely upset me. host: it sounds like she is talking by local election, where they might have different rules and how you vote in a local electi