. >> president koppel: commissioner fung? >> commissioner tanner: that's a second. >> president koppel: commissioner fung, you may be muted. >> commissioner fung: yeah, i just unmuted. i think the fourth floor did create a little bit of discomfort given the fairly consistent nature of structures in this neighborhood that were said, regarding the height of each floor and the reduction of the rear of the bottom two floors. i'm not interested in dealing with the finestration or the location of the front door. >> vice president moore: and commissioner fung, you are still in support of the fourth floor -- i heard you say something that you didn't want to carry it forward, the fourth floor. >> commissioner fung: no, but carrying forward the recommendations of the z.a. it m mitigates it a little bit. >> vice president moore: it still leaves the question to the other commissioners, do you want to reduce the floor height but also eliminate the fourth floor. >> president koppel: let's see what commissioner tanner thinks. >> commissione

commissioner fung: yeah, i just unmuted.i think the fourth floor did create a little bit of discomfort given the fairly consistent nature of structures in this neighborhood that were said, regarding the height of each floor and the reduction of the rear of the bottom two floors. i'm not interested in dealing with the finestration or the location of the front door. >> vice president moore: and commissioner fung, you are still in support of the fourth floor -- i heard you say something that you didn't want to carry it forward, the fourth floor. >> commissioner fung: no, but carrying forward the recommendations of the z.a. it m mitigates it a little bit. >> vice president moore: it still leaves the question to the other commissioners, do you want to reduce the floor height but also eliminate the fourth floor. >> president koppel: let's see what commissioner tanner thinks. >> commissioner tanner: thank you, president koppel. let me ask you, commissioner moore. was your proposal to move everything back, including the rear deck? >

commissioner fung?> commissioner fung: question for either our staff or the city attorney representative who just spoke. the one change that was being proposed by the preservation commission, does that conform to the state ordinance? >> thank you, commissioner fung. i know that probably was a little confusing, so thank you for allowing me the time to explain a little further. the ordinance as written currently removes the -- to the architectural standard that the historic preservation commission adopted last year. so that striking of the language is not required by state law. we do have the ability under state law to impose those objective architectural standards which is something that the h.p.c. wanted to continue to do so. so part of the effort will be for the standards themselves to be modified at a later date. and in the interim, we will -- we will impose those standards that do comply with the state law. so the -- there is a slight change in the -- that part of section again, striking it is not re

commissioner fung: yeah, i just unmuted.i think the fourth floor did create a little bit of discomfort given the fairly consistent nature of structures in this neighborhood that were said, regarding the height of each floor and the reduction of the rear of the bottom two floors. i'm not interested in dealing with the finestration or the location of the front door. >> vice president moore: and commissioner fung, you are still in support of the fourth floor -- i heard you say something that you didn't want to carry it forward, the fourth floor. >> commissioner fung: no, but carrying forward the recommendations of the z.a. it m mitigates it a little bit. >> vice president moore: it still leaves the question to the other commissioners, do you want to reduce the floor height but also eliminate the fourth floor. >> president koppel: let's see what commissioner tanner thinks. >> commissioner tanner: thank you, president koppel. let me ask you, commissioner moore. was your proposal to move everything back, including the rear deck? >

>> commissioner fung: i had a question for the appellant.why did it take all these years to get to this point? >> i wish i had a great answer for you, but i'll tell you the answer that i do have for you. we went to the board of appeals -- by the way, i did this work under this permit. i don't like it being said that it was unpermitted work. but nevertheless, we went to the board of appeals. they said, you're premature. you can go apply for a dwelling merger, so we applied for that process. when we were probably 75% of the way through that process, there was a moratorium on that process. the city ultimately, your predecessors, i believe, they didn't adopt new criteria, but they added interpretation to the four existing criteria, and we went from matching three out of the four to three out of the seven. so mary woods who had been representing us, said you don't qualify for a merger. so then, you should go get historical records from the library -- fifth floor library center and go research this. so we did that, and we prepared an application f

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. >> commissioner fung: second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. on that motion to approve items five and six on your consent calendar -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved. that motion passes unanimously, 7-0. and looks like we're out of the woods, so under -- which will place us under commission matters, item 8. condition of adoption of draft minutes for november 5, 2020. we should take public comment. if any member of the public would like to public on the item, please press star, three to enter the queue. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. commissioners, the item is now before you. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond? >> commissioner diamond: move to approve the minutes. >> president koppel: second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. on that motion to adopt the minutes -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 7-0. item 9, commission comments and questions. >> president koppel: commissioner moore? >> vice president moore: i was reading the paper this morning, and something struck m

. >> commissioner fung: second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. on that motion to approve items five and six on your consent calendar -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved. that motion passes unanimously, 7-0. and looks like we're out of the woods, so under -- which will place us under commission matters, item 8. condition of adoption of draft minutes for november 5, 2020. we should take public comment. if any member of the public would like to public on the item, please press star, three to enter the queue. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. commissioners, the item is now before you. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond? >> commissioner diamond: move to approve the minutes. >> president koppel: second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. on that motion to adopt the minutes -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 7-0. item 9, commission comments and questions. >> president koppel: commissioner moore? >> vice president moore: i was reading the paper this morning, and something struck m

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cnn tech reporter ryan fung is with us. ment good morning, ryan.roblem here is this disinformation spread like wildfire, just like before the election and now after the election, on the biggest social media platforms that said they wouldn't let it happen. >> that's right. we are seeing a wave of misinformation now after the election that's furthering this narrative of basis accusations of voter fraud and that the election was illegitimate. just as an example here, "the new york times" writer kevin ruse came up with a roundup of a number of headlines circulating on social media that he says are among the most-engaged links out there right now, games of irregularities, claims of -- reports about investigations into those irregularities. he adds some of the headlines are accurate technically in that republican officials are making those claims and they're being reported on but they're written in such a way and stories written in such a way as to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the election outcome, something election officials at the state, local and

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reduce the gap, and we reduce the period that the sun in the early afternoon p penetrates to miss fung's yard. that's one of the reasons why i feel this is interior. >> clerk: okay. thank you. okay. we are onto public comment, and i see that someone has raised their hand. mr. iverson, you have three minutes. please go ahead. >> okay. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can hear you. >> okay. commissioners, thank you so much for reviewing this again. there's a lot of work on both sides. i just think in this matter, thomas jefferson said it aptly, delay is preferable to error. this building could be downsized, it could still be profitable, and it could be a gem for the neighborhood, one of those raisins in the bread. i think this should be downside. i live at 1255 funston, and i see this project very well. i appreciate your consideration, but the down sizing of this bulky huge structure is not a major problem. i don't see why some sort of down size project option has not been presented. it's just amazing to me. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. is there any other public comment? if

tambiÉn estÁ el doctor robert rodrÍguez quien funge como profesor de medicina de emergencia universidad que por el momento le da la victoria al ahora presidente electo joe biden. pero no solamente estÁ alineado con esta situaciÓn sino que incluso los propios lÍderes republicanos en el senado, escuchemos. [hablan en inglÉs] tal fue el impacto de esta decisiÓn que el fiscal dentro del departamento de justicia que se encarga de las elecciones de renunciÓ a su cargo, por su parte joe biden toma acciÓn, y se prepara para enfrentar una demanda. mientras tanto nos encontramos en la corte suprema de justicia dÁndole seguimiento un dÍa importante para el futuro de la ley de cuidado de salud asequible, se estarÁn presentando los argumentos pero no serÁ sino hasta el prÓximo aÑo cuando la corte presente su decisiÓn final, regresó contigo. karla: muchas gracias por informarnos en vivo desde washington. alan: nada como un papÁ presente que estÉ con sus hijos, esto fue lo que hizo este papÁ, una montaÑa rusas, mire esto nada mÁs, en el patio de su casa, fue lo que hizo este hombre en california vence

states have asked for funged certainty so that they can scale up their apprenticeship efforts and have been documented as the engine of success for apprenticeship growth. the major reform in this amendment is the fact that there is a 77% reduction in funding. resulting in only 219 new apprenticeship opportunities rather than the one million new opportunities that the national apprenticeship act provides. we all agree that apprenticeships are the pathway to the middle class, so why would we want to eliminate the rungs of opportunity for hundreds of thousands of potential apprentices. third, this amendment eliminates the interagency agreement with the department of education to create stronger alignment between the education system and the national apprenticeship system. my colleagues on the other side often talk about wanting to create pathways for students to pursue alternatives to four-year degrees, but this amendment eliminates the provisions in the national apprenticeship act to do just that. some say we are creating a one size fits all approach in this bill. that isn't true, either

nonetheless, ainsley, the governor of the state where i live phil murphy was on funged yesterday andou know what? we don't know what we're going to have to do in the future. watch. >> i'm not sure i would say possible, bret, but it has to stay on the table. you hate like heck to have to even consider that god willing, we won't have to. i would tell you what would really make a difference here. a big federal stimulus, sooner than later with a lifeline to small businesses, restaurants, folks who are unemployed. that would be a game changer. not just in their lives and in their prospects but it gives us more degrees of freedom in terms of dealing with the virus. so it's on the table in terms of a shutdown. i don't anticipate it, and i sure as heck don't want to go that route. but, boy, federal stimulus would give us a lot more ammunition to do a lot more things right now. steve: the question is how much will the stimulus be? austan goolsbee an adviser to president obama said over the weekend that democrats should go ahead and take what happened after that republicans are willing to offe

el otro es javier becerra, quien desde hace cuatro aÑos funge como procurador general del estado de californiaitamos recibir mÁs informaciÓn en tÉrminos de cualquier tipo de posible efecto secundario. a finales de noviembre se tendrÁ todo lo necesario para que sea aprobado por la fda. me parece una luz realmente al final del tÚnel. obviamente no quiere decir que de repente tenemos que abandonar las medidas de precauciÓn con una mÁscara, distanciamiento fÍsico, lavarnos las manos. karla: tambiÉn serÁ de gran alivio para el presidente joe biden porque dijo que lo primero es un agenda serÁ la pandemia y sobrepasa los 10,000,000 de infectados en estados unidos. digo que serÁ de gran ayuda porque hay una luz de esperanza. juan: para eso crearÁ un equipo de trabajo sobre coronavirus compuesto por el cirujano general de los estados unidos y el ex comisionado de la fda junto a otros integrantes que se anunciaron hoy. otro miembro que se sabe que juega un papel clave es el asesor y arquitecto del obamacare. karla: joe biden prometiÓ un acceso mÁs efectivo a las pruebas y tambiÉn seguir los consejos de