it appears specific to the greenwich, including the north- south streets between greenwich and lombard. a critical step is the secretary of interior standards and guidelines for historic preservation. they state that the historic research -- president olague: thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners, i am jeff. i would actually like to speak on number 6. president olague: ok. if you have already spoken, the new -- yeah, if anyone who has not spoken with like to speak to this item, the appeal of the pmnd, please come to the microphone at this time. and anyone standing up, again, i would like to direct you to room 416, where we have an overflow room. and again, limit your comments, please, to the appeal of the pmnd. >> hello. i have lived in the marina district for 30 years. i have been an indicator for 40 years and have worked with students from middle school to universities. the lowest to the highest academic ability and athletic ability. my question is, how does this benefit the children that they are planning to pile into this unit? how does this benefit them, piling them into an in

the crowd consisted of, you know, greenwich village types and upper-west side intellectuals and collegevard and yale, you know, and haverford who came in for the weekend, hopped on the train and came to new york to hear her perform. in that sense, at least initially, she was singing to the choir in a way. she was singing to people whose inclinations would have been very progressive to begin with. at the same time, because they'd never heard anything like this before, even they didn't quite know how to react. and there is this line in her autobiography where she describes how she first performed the song and how when she finished it, there was this moment of silence when she was done. and no one quite knew what to do. here she is singing about a lynching. you know, what do you do? i mean, do you clap? you know, do you follow the normal rituals of a nightclub? and i think it could even stop a supposedly sophisticated audience like this. and i can attest from personal experience to the fact that you play this song even today-- i mean, now, you know, we've heard everything today. it's very

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also, laguna and greenwich, the house is under construction at this moment and it is already taking two parking spaces. and the gentleman says it is a young couple with young children. there is an additional old house and it is very close to me. building a four-story house is very costly. the question is, do they really have that much money? that they are going to build if they are a young couple? they do not know how to build the building are around, how to finish it. that is my concern. and we want our neighborhood to be quiet. there is lots of noise, lots of pollution, noise pollution, and there are two construction projects. this is all the population in the neighborhood. thank you chair miguel: miguel -- thank you. chair miguel: thank you. is there additional public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini: i can see this being said that to avoid it being visible from the street, and in terms of disruption, it will probably be a little while before they start construction. is typical, what usually happens. it would be a few months, at least

this is the spot at polls and greenwich. it's difficult to see. they are available in the documents we sent you. the second spot is on the corner of taylor and pacific. the third one is on the corner of harriet and howard. the fourth is on clay and fillmore. and the fifth is on valencia and 17th. these spaces were testing to issues -- a couple of them in the commercial districts of a couple and residential areas. we want to see the demand for the spaces in these to differ areas that we will also look at the logistics about street sweeping. how will work and how will the issue of private cars parking in these areas associated with that -- a violation in front of view is creating a violation to allow us to address vehicles parked in the spot as well as the potential vehicles parked in the spot which would not allow the car share vehicles to access these spots. we're also looking at sign edge. what would we need to make it visit -- visible for the public as they walk by the spaces? we'll be looking at criteria to establish what a car share company is

also, laguna and greenwich, the house is under construction at this moment and it is already taking two parking spaces. and the gentleman says it is a young couple with young children. there is an additional old house and it is very close to me. building a four-story house is very costly. the question is, do they really have that much money? that they are going to build if they are a young couple? they do not know how to build the building are around, how to finish it. that is my concern. and

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interest rates thus having savers and retirees subsidize the bailout and the payments for a few guys in greenwich connecticut and when you talk about the stealing from the unborn course i was my contentions are as whether this is why the tea party is against abortion is because i need new clothes to inherit the debts and to. go to prison and let me. i ask you this the prison system in america cost six hundred billion dollars a year is a possible that a small government in the highest prison population in the world other than what i just mentioned at the tea party need to justify their religious extremism well the tea party the prison system has become just another handout it's become just another subsidized industry which is one of the reasons why you can't get rid of these crazy ridiculous laws like drug laws and sarbanes oxley and all of these regulations which add up to precisely nothing people say all of the current crisis is part about by the regulation when regulations vastly increased under the year two bush jr presidency so you know the prison industry and the prison industries counted in

. >> a man named vincent "the chin" used to wander around greenwich village. which, in fact, he was. his scheme did not work. vinny the chin was convicted on racketeering and conspiracy charges in the 1990s, he ultimately died in prison. is rupert murdoch pulling a vinny the chin here? is he going to drop the whole fake limp or is rupert murdoch really that out of his depth, unaware of most things going on around him, unaware even of how much he's using his hands when he talks? meanwhile, rupert murdoch's son, james, only 38 years old, so he can not even try a i can't understand anything defense. instead, just tried a donald rumsfeld impersonation. >> i'm not saying that somebody should have told me. to my knowledge, certain things were not known. >> there are system things we do not know. >> it's difficult to say the company should have been told something if it's not known that a thing was a known fact to be fold. >> for once we don't know, we don't know. >> joining us now, robert moore of itv news. appreciate your time tonight. >> good evening, hi. david ca

then in greenwich, connecticut, thousands were left in the dark after toppled trees knocked down powerghtning started nearly a dozen brush fires in reno, nevada, friday night. one of the largest outbreaks near keystone canyon burned at least 100 acres. at one point the fire was very close to one residential neighborhood but thankfully heavy rain doused most of the flames and no homes were damaged. >>> queen elizabeth's granddaughter zara phillips is getting married in scotland. somewhat less lavish than the previous royal wedding. you know what i'm talking about. among the guests, the queen herself and, of course, the newly weds kate and william. the bride does not use a royal title but she is 13th in line to the throne. specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and i only need to talk to one person about her care. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for 70 million america

follow the yellow brick road and you get a really scary greenwich at the end and flying monkeys. who now funny enough are in congress, but that is a whole different story. i was in florence italy two weeks ago in a tape my kids to see michael angelo's david and you know before michelangelo and before the renaissance i have to tell you i think that painting was pretty boring. you look at the madonna sculpted prior to the renaissance, and they are so without emotion, so without tension that you would think the painter used botox on how to freeze any kind of emotion. but why are michael angelo's works so lauded, so appreciated? why do we stand in line to see them? because they demonstrate tension. there for road brow of michelangelo's david. go see moses and rome and he will save rippling muscles of arnold's portion maker would be envious of. to take it more in a pop-culture kind of way, there is a movie festival as part of the great freedomfest. the movie rocky. remember the movie rocky? at the end of that movie bears the boxing match. the bell rings and the movie is basically over

they gave me an apartment in greenwich village. >> jimmy: oh, good. >> which, for me, like a young 22f having an apartment in new york city is kind of the best thing. i kind of -- it was really -- caused a bit of a schism, because i told everybody that i really didn't want anybody to visit me because i didn't want to be distracted. >> jimmy: i see, theheamily? how did that go over? >> well, when they come to visit set sometimes, they go, yeah, we're going to bring some friends. sure, how many people? 38. 38 people we're going to bring. >> jimmy: i think we might be related. >> i think you are one of them. >> jimmy: michael angarano, everybody. "the art of getting by" is out now. we'll be right back with music there jill scott. ♪ mmm. oh gosh. oh dear. big deal. you're delicious. so what. i've got news for you. there's no such thing... ...as a bear sheriff. you think i'm afraid of you? hey what? you don't have to be mean to the ke. i do. you don't. i do. just eat yoplait light. they have great flavors like... boston cream pie, raspberry cheesecake. even though i work here, i've lost we

there's criticism that greenwich park will wind up being damaged.ld heritage site where equestrian events will be held there. wednesday marks one year before the games are due to start. >>> well, fans and fellow musicians remembering soulful singer amy winehouse, after she was found dead this weekend at her north london home. ♪ tried to make me go to rehab ♪ ♪ i say no, no, no can't stop but when i come back, no, no new york♪ >> that's the song "rehab" and catapulted winehouse to international stardom in 2006. along with celebrity came a public battle with alcohol can drugs. joining me with more, ian drew, editor with "us weekly" among the first, if not the first, to interview amy winehouse. you spotted her way back when and followed her ever since. first, your initial reaction when you heard i'm died. >> it's funny, not many people draw the parallel, but i interviewed michael jackson, and i had a similar feeling, when michael died whereas i was in shock, but i also felt two things, i felt, a, why didn't this happen sooner, i expected it to happen s

this is all about a new york city petettore down in greenwich village that banned drunken puppy buying think this is a good idea. >> yeah. >> not to buy the puppy when you're drunk. >> kind of like getting a tattoo when you're drunk. there is a bar, a few bars nearby the le petit puppy. they've actually had people coming in who were clearly drinking, see these cute, adorable puppies, decide they want to take them home. we'd rather these puppies don't get a home right now and lose a sale, than go to a home that's unfit for them. >> god bless those pet store owners. they were saying they don't even want people to hold the puppies. >>hey can be a little too physical with them. >> it's a long-term decision. if you're getting a dog you need to be ready to take care of that dog for 15, 16, 17, 18 years. puppies, dogs are incredible family members. take a listen to this story about this dog. this is why i love them. a dog went missing from the front yard of this family home. this dog pollux. a black lab mix. june 20th, 2010. the family was devastated, couldn't find pollux, the kids were cryin

previously given to him by the right honorable gentleman for my right honorable friend from greenwi greenwich. in the last year has he been briefed from the intelligence about the phone hacking and surveillance of a senior public servant? handmade that briefing and will the intelligence services be requested to give evidence to the inquiry? >> we don't discuss intelligence issues in this house. if he has something he wants to come and talk to me about this issue, he could beat a path to my door and i'll see him. >> mr. speaker, can the prime minister clarify and confirm that the law on media ownership was watered down under the 2003 communications act which for the first time allowed non-eea companies to own u.k. radio and television? >> he makes a very important point when a lot of the sound of fury comes from the party opposite, there was a progressive liberalization of media ownership delivered under the last government and they should do well to remember it. >> kerry mccarthy. >> the prime minister has a number of times brushed off questions about my honorable friend the member of my lett

palm beach, florida, greenwich, connecticut, and prices fell so much that jose canco walked away from his home. that's also known as strategic default. just because you're a celebrity doesn't mean you know how to manage your money. if you spend more money than you make, it can happen. and it happens. spending more than you make. more celebrities are losing their homes than noncelebrities, kyra. it's just that we know their names, it's just more public. ky kyra? >> it's true. alison, thanks. >>> "news of the world" publishes its last edition and closes its doors. its troubles and for some who worked there are if far from over. it's actually a connecting rod coming out to the side of the block this is a big piece of the engine block that was blown off. it's not because they ran it out of oil. they didn't change the oil. as your engine produces different particulants, you want to pick that up and take it down to the oil pan to the oil filter. so the moral of the story is, if you don't want to see your engine in a commercial with me and jim, make sure you get the works done. the works. oi

and then even within connecticut in these hugely populated areas it went from greenwich to millford whicharly 20-mile stretch in there, and you wonder how it got that far without getting hurt or without getting spotted or without somebody deciding they had to trap this animal, and i just think it's so sad that it ended the way it did for this beautiful animal. >> in one way it's sad, in another way it's a really hopeful story. every time we think we've got these animals figured out, they teach us something else. to learn about the resilience of this animal, to me, is just an excite being and heart-warming story, and it makes you wonder how many other animals are wandering around that far without us knowing about it. martha: if they are sort of seeking out the deer population in connecticut and deer are getting closer to all the suburban areas, what should you do if you run into these guys? >> they're generally not worried about people. we should be concerned about small children and pets, but we have an endangered population of cougars, they're called the florida panther on the east coast

elizabeth bloomer ford was a free spirit from the start with aspirations to be a dancer, she moved to greenwichha graham. her mother was able to coax her back to michigan when she later met a man an aspiring politician jerry ford. betty ford was not your typical first lady. she talked about tattoo things like abortion rights, women in the military and her fight with breast cancer. in the 1970s, people found her honesty and candidness refreshing. she didn't shy away from talking about much of anything. >> my addiction was a combination of alcohol and the prescription drugs. >> reporter: she later opened the betty ford treatment center in california in 1982. some of hollywood's most famous went there to beat their addicti addictions, johnny cash, elizabeth taylor. "while her death is a cause for sadness we know that organizations such as the betty ford center will honor her legacy by giving countless americans a new lease on life." the last time the country saw betty ford was four years ago at the funeral for her husband, her age and frailty was noticeable but still she radiated the courage, stre

also based on the idea of a hedge fund guy in greenwich, connecticut, eddie lampert, who actually wasthat case, they used his credit card to call for pizza, right? stupid. but i just thought, well, so these hedge fund guys are pretty unprotected. what if someone actually -- what if in the case of madoff, one of his biggest investors was the scariest guy in the world? one of these russian organized crime figures who said, no, i haven't lost any money. in fact, this is a real fear during that '08 economic drop, a lot of these hedge fund guys got threats from their investors. in one case in london, i know of a guy who these russian thugs came into his office with guns and said, you know, i want our money back. and he said we don't have it. so all this kind of came together. and i was thinking, well, it's based in reality but i still need to know what it's like to be buried alive. >> i love it. joseph finder, thank you. the new sbook "buried secrets." >> just buy the book for the fact he put himself in a coffin. we owe it to you. >> you owe it to me. >> you deserve it. >> thank you. >>> n

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