havel.vice president swig has a question. >> commissioner swig: you have to be aware of our position of the five findings that which would allow a variance. i've heard testimony from your engineers on many technical items. i've heard your testimony related to those technical items and our inability to make a fair judgment based on lack of the site visit. but what we really need here, what you really need here to get your variance is a substantial proof on those five findings. so i didn't see that in your brief and i would love to give you the opportunity right now because it is fair and just to do for you to list for me how this project fulfills the five findings necessary to get a variance. can you provide those for me please, sir? >> director: you're on mute. we can't hear you. >> sorry. i apologize. thank you for the opportunity, vice president swig. the -- there are extraordinary and exceptional circumstances due to the typography and the existing structural and building configurations,

some people havel gone home. a group of guys who drive a—wheel drives by hobbies. children but the advice have been by professionals and these guys who drive these roads all the time in the snow not to drive because the roads are so, in such bad condition. one of our main roads to us was cut off with a powerline as well so the plough hasn't been able to get to us. the plough hasn't been able to net to us. �* the plough hasn't been able to netto us. �* , the plough hasn't been able to get to va— get to us. i'm sorry to hear that, nicola. _ get to us. i'm sorry to hear that, nicola. |_ get to us. i'm sorry to hear that, nicola. i understandl that, nicola. iunderstand though, as you said at the beginning, there was a oasis tribute band playing and sadly we couldn't hear them because of technical difficulties. are they still with you in good spirits? they still with you in good sirits? �* ., . ., spirits? i'll introduce you to them. # you're my wonderwall. still one of my favourite songs. a valiant efforts there. nicola townsend and the oasis tribute and begin to be a

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question, one of the freedoms we havell in this country which is important is thery ability to me outhink part of what's behind conservative observation of the situation and also to compare one place to another so with respect to the amsterdam model, which a very interesting part of the talk is any place in the u.s. adopting that model, or are they doing it in florida? i look forward to eventually you've got to get the message will come up. some people are doing it right with better results versus others doing it wrong. >> yes, miami is doing it better, new york is doing it better. there was we decided to use amsterdam in part because we thought itll was an easier pillo swallow the a new york particularly from san franciscans that defined themselves in opposition to new york. we were like in san francisco because it's not like new york and it's not, it is prejudiced ifhe there is not just prejudice in the sense that one of the things i love about san francisco is when you meet had anybody never in the area asked me where i went to school and i go to parties like nice to meet you where

we are being told that more than 30 people havel told that more than 30 people have died. picture because, when these boats take to the water, they are often overloaded, so it's not entirely clear exactly who is on board, so the searches will continue but, at this time of the year, dc is very cold so the chances of finding any survivors remain very small. the authorities on both sides of the channel have repeatedly warned it was only a matter of time before there was a tragedy at sea. that has now happened. i think home office officials were expecting numbers to fall quite dramatically as we went into autumn, as they have done in previous years, but it's now clear this is an all year round operation because it is so lucrative for the people smugglers organising the crossings. recently a boat was found on the channel with 88 people on board, each having paid around £3000. that would have made the smugglers are caught of £1 million from a single boat.— from a single boat. thank you for the update. _ from a single boat. thank you for the update, simon _ from a single boat. th

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i know you have seen families who havel exploitation by smugglers. as people are constantly on the move. what is the international response like so far? what more do you need? you are absolutely right. i have witnessed in marib, speaking to families who have been displaced five times and every time it becomes more difficult. particularly for women, in marib we see many women who have families and it is very hard for them to move around and help theirfamily so hard for them to move around and help their family so the response has been increased. we have really upscaled our assistance but it is very difficult because the needs are large and ourfunding very difficult because the needs are large and our funding for this year has only arrived at 50% so overall, we need more money to be able to help those who are most in need with the most basic to survive. you help those who are most in need with the most basic to survive.— the most basic to survive. you are talkini as the most basic to survive. you are talking as a _ the most basic to survive. you are ta

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