investment, this doesn't happen for free, but with significant investment, perhaps it is railed to garry and if we are able to get the people out of their cars because public transportation is as good or better than a car, then that will also allow us to do things like get our carbon emissions under control. a lot of safety has do with too many cars. so i do think it's important to look not just at the center but the perimeter of san francisco, you know, the westside. >> miss selby, thank you very much. in the last couple of months, i have met with two companies that claim to do electric cars for tn cs and they are applying to the california puc for licenses, using electric vehicles. that is simply not acceptable. so if you want to look into the future, we are not -- so this is i'll be frank with you, because it is about this feeling, if you use an electric car, we're lowering emissions and it's ok. it is still not ok because san francisco has invested billions of dollars in a transportation infrastructure and therefore, it is not ok and shouldn't be a part of this culture of, oh, well,

russia lost tojc in the building to the world cup but they made life difficult here for ireland, before garrythings off. ireland are back on track but leave a lot to be desired. the number one priority for ireland was to leave at the bonus point and they have done that and now they have the luxury of nine days to prepare for their final group k dominic game against samoa. the number one priority was to win with the bonus point and now they have the luxury of 90 days to prepare for the final group game against samoa. it's called the hundred — that's the number of balls each side will face. the authority in england, the ecb, hopes the new version of the game will capitalise on england's world cup success, and introduce a new audience to cricket. 0ur sports editor, dan roan reports from the launch today, in london. it's cricket but not as we know it, rather than the traditional lords it was an east end brewery for the launch of the format. the biggest names of the sport from england were present as they found out who they would be playing for next year in the 100, the competition the ecb hopes i

qualifying match against gary and sophia was overshadowed by racist behavior from the home fans or garry and fans were caught on camera making nazi salutes and directing monkey chants at england players as a result the referee stopped play twice in the 1st half with warnings made over the stadiums speaker system in accordance with your wafer protocol a 3rd stoppage would have led to the match being abandoned that didn't happen england won the match 6 neal. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you syrian government troops have arrived in the north of the country setting up a potential showdown with turkish forces who are in the same area the syrian army has teamed up with the kurds in the region to fend off the turkish invasion. protests have erupted in the kettle one region spain after the country's supreme court convicted 12 separatist leaders for sedition nothing to them every seed lengthy prison sentences. you're watching to be induced kristoff is up next with business stick around for that. says he joins. a long conflict in the philippines between the muslim and the

man's badge as they seek to contain the turkish assault also on the program the president of both garris football federation says he'll step down on friday after racist abuse of england's players overshadows the euro 2020 qualifying as was subjected to monkey chants of nazi salutes from the stands the incident raises.

. >> next, garry adelman of the american battlefield trust covers the whole civil war and 56 minutes. he begins with the lead up to the war, including the compromise of 1850, bloody kansas, abraham lincoln's 1860 election and the succession crisis. he then highlights the major battles from every year, and concludes with the confederate surrender and lincoln's assassination. from a gettysburg heritage center symposium, this is just over one hour. >> our next speaker is garry adelman, a graduate of michigan state university, as well as shipments bird university of pennsylvania, and award winning author, coauthor and editor of 20 civil war books, and more than 40 related articles. most of which are relevant to the civil war photography. he is the vice president at the center for civil war photography, he has been a license battlefield guide for 25 years. he has been shown in numerous productions shown on television. he worked full-time as the chief historian of the american battlefield trust. without any further introduction, i present to you, my friend garry adelman. >> hello everyone.

they lived in hundred garry, my mother born in 1949, my father born in 1930 and they lived in childrennder the oppression of the world war ii and then the fascist dictatership. after that my father was arrested and tortured and given a life sentence by the secret police of the next dictatership, the fascists were replaced with the communists. he would eventually escape from prison during the glorious ten days of the hinge garne revolution and escape with the 17-year-old daughter of a fellow prisonmate hiding under a train carriage and then literally crawling through a mine field into free austria. that 17-year-old girl whose father was in prison with my father for the crime of -- . ing a leader of the ymca they escaped hungary to austria and were relocated to the u.k. where i was born and bread. but i was born into liberty. the u.k. the mother of democracy. i grew up under margaret thatcher. i looked up to the gipper ronald reagan as a hero. but my life changed when i truly understood what my parents had lived through. because my father was a great athlete. he was on the national crew

and garry prime minister viktor orban and putin made spats his closest ally in the e.u. and garry prime minister viktor orban what he said if you're trying to has more details probably. cozy has more details. probably if in a cozy frank conversation somebody asks vladimir putin who is your best friend of iran conversation somebody asks vladimir putin who is your best friend among the leaders of the european union most likely you would hear him say then the leaders of the european union most likely you would hear him say the name victor or ban i can even put it this way they are known to be named victor or banned i can even put it this way they are known to be great buddies and knowing how much viktor orban the prime minister of hungary sometimes great buddies and knowing how much viktor orban the prime minister of hungary sometimes so keen to go against the core of the brussels establishment so to say so keen to go against the core of the brussels establishment so to say on so many issues from migration to how the european union deals with on so many issues from migratio

russia lost tojc in the building to the world cup but they made life difficult here for ireland, before garryd are back on track but leave a lot to be desired. the number one priority for ireland was to leave at the bonus point and they have done that and now they have the luxury of nine days to prepare for their final group k dominic game against samoa. fiji finally found tehir flair as they bounced back from a shock defeat of their own against uruguay, beating georgia 45 points to ten. they scored six second half tries, and play wales in their final group game next wednesday. fiji are likely to finish at least third in the pool — and with that gain qualification for the 2023 world cup. south africa played italy tomorrow. england are the next of the home nations to play, their toughest match yet, against argentina, on saturday. eddie jones has picked his strongest 15, 0wen farrell returns as captain from inside centre, george ford at fly—half. 0ne change to team that started the tournament against tonga, in the second row with george kruis coming in for courtney lawes now some tennis news be

hong kong leader has invoked for the 1st time in more than 50 yards garry plans to ban face masks saying the measure was necessary to prevent. government protests. coming up next. the effect of rising temperatures on the coral reefs in the seychelles that's coming up shortly to stay with us for that if you get. ergo with this mission edition the next question ecosystems did you know that more than 2 sides already are covered by wants us to. respond the same comments jenna bush these are the results this week optimus called the base of governmental crime rate change cars just presented its report on the condition of bob oceans we'll see what it says own. next detail. what keeps us in shape what makes us see in times of the stamp. my name is dr carlson because i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and they discuss what you can do to improve go ahead. stay choose and let's all try to stay. mentioning 60 minutes. closely. carefully you don't know the soon. to be a good. match. discover who. did you know that more than 2 sides of the is covered by water so you can imagine what a huge

has emerged in budapest following sunday's main aural election center left opposition party leader garry again. with his call for closer ties between hungary and brussels is the 1st electoral setback for nationalist prime minister viktor orbán since he came to power back in 2010. in spain a judge has issued an international arrest warrant for the former. president. he fled to belgium after that failed 2017 independence bid for catalonia now the warrant comes after spain's supreme court today convicted a host of other catalogs separatist leaders 9 of received lengthy prison sentences and those sentences have rallied the separate has caused massive protests continue at this hour across the cattle one region including the one you're looking at right here in barcelona separatists are now without to most of their top leaders with a general election in spain scheduled for next month. the politicians who were sent to prison were convicted on charges of sedition and disobedience. all right we want to get more now from stephan bergen he joins us from barcelona 7 the initial reactions on the stree

head of bull garry's football federation has announced that he'll be design on friday what is love may have lost departure comes after bowl garion fans targeted england players with racist abuse during monday night's euro 2020 qualifying match in severe fans were caught on camera making nazi salutes and directing monkey chants at england players leading bogus prime ministers to demand mr me hey loves resignation despite the abuse in the 2 stoppages it caused england 16 no. not to meddle from d.w. sport can tell us will welcome a max so bold garia has got rid of its head of its football association what is your ups european football's governing body u.i. for doing well nothing as of yet they are still evaluating the referees match report that's being done by the disciplinary committee and you a full in the past have issued fairly weak punishments and incidents like these in fact going into this match bulgaria already had received a punishment for previous racist behavior from fans and games against kosovo and the czech republic 5000 seats were basically not be able to be sold by vogue a

but if it's in meets with the garry and prime minister of the irritating western allies is the very same day hungry joint nato statement brits 18 western allies is the very same day hungry vetoes of joint nato statement. in the u.k. an inquiry into the deadly 27000. in the u.k. an inquiry into the deadly 2017 grantor tower blaze calls out significant systemic failings in the london grantor tower blaze calls out significant systemic failings in the london fire brigade but with little spotlight placed on city and governmental authorities firefighters tellers and fire brigade but with little spotlight placed on city and governmental authorities firefighters tell us the focus is misplaced. far far as not calls for the focus is misplaced. forethought as did not cause the fire town was it not responsible for fixing or from a frontal boots on the ground town was not responsible for fixing from a frontal material on the outside of the tower. and the skating material on the outside of the tower. and the scathing new report by human rights watch says the u.s. sanctions are preventing ordinary iran

000362cua 150a, conditional use authorization 7, case 201 201-005402, beal street, case 2018-39163 855 garry street, item 9, 00416cua through 1062 sanchez street, 2019-00521c at 298 munich street, i have no speaker cards. >> thank you, do any members of the public wish to comment on the consent calendar? any commissioners want to take items off of consent? commissioner? >> motion to approve 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. >> thank you. on that motion to approve items under your consent calendar --it passes unanimously. >> september 12, 2019. do any members of the public wish to provide comment on the draft minutes? with that, public comment is closed. commissioner? >> motion to approve minutes for september 12, 2019. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion, then, to adopt the minutes for september 12 and september 19, commissioner?that mission passes. comments and questions on item 12? >> i'm sorry, sir, did you want to provide public comment on something? >> i just had a quick announcement, folks. as many of you know who follow us on tv, in the consequence au. we solicited comments about

we need a garry marshall moment.ers were the territory of surgeons, then came the observations that there is a bacteria there and with antibiotics and pepto-bismol, ulcers have gone away, gastric cancer has gone down and researchers are doing something else. i'm sure i've gotten this wrong for the people at milken, but i'm looking at this logo. we need strands from different places to solve this on top of the work going on. i'm not exactly sure how we do that, and i have one other question that has been bugging me, and maybe i'm wrong about this. i know there are a lot of people doing great flu work, but young, smart, phd students and postdocs go where there is funding. the funding exists, but there is greater funding and other areas. i don't run into an endless number of people at stanford medical school who are doing flu research. they are doing neurology there are a lot of things they are doing. this doesn't seem like it's principally one of the most important issues on students or brilliant young researchers'mind

people had taken it upon themselves to direct traffic through major intersections like garry that was uncontrolled when the loss of power shut down the street lights. coming upon the marina, we saw an extraordinary spectacle, emergency personnel and citizens were frantically engaged in a fight to save the district and many people strolled taking in the spectacle as if they were at the boardwalk and others were wandering about apparently unable to grasp what was handling. my attention turned to city hall where i worked. living the building as the quake struck, one of my colleagues saw the main pillar in the building swaying back and forth and some of the elegant sheaths on the walls came loose and several hall was closed several days as officials concentrated on collapsed a hazardous structures and displaced persons, especially in the marina and south of market areas. i was concerned about city hall. i doubted that the building was designed to carry the load standing above our heads. the collapse of the marble cladding in the stairwells was a source of concern and made me realize how h

he was followed by care garry kelly saying this, diversifying away from boeing take a listen. >> not saying we're going to change i'm simply acknowledging that that's something that will need to be review eed and next year will be the time to review that. >> he's not saying they're going change, but phil that would be a huge blow reputationly if the biggest customer at least most reliant customer on boeing goes the airbus way >> oh, yeah, these guys have been two peas in a pod since 1967 when southwest began fly ing the 37737 as the airline was launched in down in texas. these guys both beat the streets today, but it's the comments getting the most attention they've been without the max since the middle of march and they have moved back their schedules. now they've had to cut capacity and for southwesaiines, which has more 737 maxes than any other airline, they're not only dealing with 34 that were grounded, there are a whole bunch that were supposed to be delivered this year that they're not taking delivery of and that's why you heard this from ceo gary kelly earlier today on "squaw

andrew conway and garry ringrose were the second half try scorers.against samoa next week will make sure that they are into the kncokout stage. they were solid rather than spectacular. one other match today, a big win for fiji against georgia in pool d, but wales and australia are favourites to make it out of that group. let's talk about this new cricket competition, the hundred. we will getan competition, the hundred. we will get an idea of how it would work. eight teams spread across england and wales, each with a men's and women's team and we had the first picks today, most of the current england stars have been told where they'll be playing , ben stokes is off to the northern superchargers, jofra archer the southern brave , heather knight, the london spirit, one of two london sides. our sports editor dan roan was at today's player draft. it's cricket, but not as we know it. rather than the tradition of lords, an east end brewery the location for the launch of the sport's newest format. this morning, some of england's biggest names present, as the

gary government is concerned about the fate of the ethnic had gary and it turns out that they had garry government as concerned about the fate of the ethnic had gary and by dorothy at the western part of the country and of course we do about her how by doherty at the western part of the country and of course we do about her how big the russian speaking by dora t.v. program should minority is big the. and speaking. of the pro russian minority is at the eastern part of the country and we understand how difficult it is at the eastern part of the country and we understand how difficult it is to head the war there but both leaders are welcoming the new attempts by to head the war there but both leaders are welcoming the new attempts by the ukrainian government as to restart the peace talks as part of the new ukrainian government as to restart the peace talks as part of the normandy for bad these are the talks between the leaders of russia you already for about these are the talks between the leaders of russia ukraine accompanied by the president of france and also the chancellor grade accomp

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garry coleman already talking up his radical programme for change, as he puts it ——jeremy programme forit —— jeremy corbyn. it will be cold and wet and perhaps that will have and wet and perhaps that will have an effect on how we people go out and vote on how the parties campaign and vote on how the parties campaign and how the campaign looks and feels over the next five weeks. we get a sense of it now. six o'clock in the morning. it will be dark early in the evenings as well and that will affect some campaigning. what about the tone of the campaign? we have seen the tone of the campaign? we have seen such a toxic tone in the past few months. certainly. the rhetoric, the debate has reached, for a lot of people, uncomfortable levels at times. brexit has been such a divisive issue that the tone of the debate has often been angry and difficult for a lot of people. and we might see that reflected in the campaign and we might not. but certainly the issue of brexit is going to dominate and it will be up to mps and their parties to set that tone. and it is worth saying that a lot of mps didn't

just the cities down, you have number three detroit, number two port author, texas and number one, garry makes the city one of the most miserable? is it economic conditions, the weather, the sports teams, the industries that left, your mayor? i'm going to confess, i didn't do my home work on this. i'm going to scroll back and look at what the misery index is. i live in new jersey now. >> taxes. >> we're going to have to find out what defines misery. >> the misery index in general is your conditions, opportunities, unemployment, crime. but owe nobod you know, in caliu can't blame it on the weather. >> i love california, it's my favorite state. but if you took the weather away from southern california do you think people would be flocking there with toxes and the big government and the bureaucracy that doesn't know how to invest money properly? i think the weather is the draw, the only draw. >> great question. you would think after the policies that have brought particularly economically that state down there would be californians would say we love the weather, let's change the policies bu