>> hawthorn -- yeah.ter: micah is terri and mike's youngest biological child, now 21. >> i remember the day so clearly. we came and sat down at our kitchen table and they were just like, you know, this is a really big commitment and it's a big commitment for our age. it's a big commitment for this many children. and it's an even bigger commitment with their behavior issues. >> reporter: an aspiring actress, micah was then weeks shy of moving to hollywood. >> i knew right then what i was going to do, and i think the reason why is because in that industry it's not a guarantee. it's not a for sure that i'll make it. >> cute, yeah? >> reporter: but what was a guarantee was knowing that i could stay home and give nine kids a mom and dad, help them be together and have a family that loves them. >> was that a tough sacrifice for her do you ink? ihi it was sacrifice. >> pineapple, green apple -- >> i couldn't do without her. it's amazing. i mean, the children just adore her. she's just genuine. i'm very blessed.

the item before you is downtown project authorization for the proposed project at 95 hawthorn at hawthorne and fulsome streets. -- fulsome streets. the action items to approve the downtown project pursuant to 210.3 and 309. to adopt shadow findings pursuant to 295. it includes demolition of five story office building and new residential building reaching 444 feet, 462 inclusive of the rooftop. with approximately 3500 square feet of ground floor retail. would contain 199 one bedroom units, 144 two bedroom and 49 two bedroom totaling 392 units with 55 below market rate units. no studios. a total of 107 off street vehicle parking spaces. well below the point 5 cap in the zoning district. car share and bak bike parking. this is the bonus program 206.67 and california government code sections 65915 through 18. maximizing the residential density on the site. it is seeks six waivers from development standards. set backs in street wall, rear yard 134, common usable open space, dwelling unit exposure, ground level wind cents and lastly height which is section 250. on june 5 and 20th the recreation

>> thank you, commissioners, here on behalf of john, the project sponsor of 95 hawthorne. it is 2019, but a lot can happen in three hours. we're way aware of the continua request. i ask that the commission give us the time around 4:00, or 5:00 and we can revisit the issue then? thank you. >> i did not quite understand the question. my apologies. here requesting that the continuance staff recommends for the 26th be considered for the 10th of october. the necessary -- >> being read into the record continued to the 10th. >> thank you very much. that was my comment. thank you. >> president melgar: any other public comment on the continuance? with that, public comment is closed. >> commissioner koppel: i guess we'll take the noe street first because of the recusal motion to continue item 1 to october 10. >> second. >> president melgar: commissioner fung? >> noe is being proposed by staff and the other two from the supervisor office. on the motion then to continue 258 noe, commissioner fung? commissioner moore? commissioner koppel? and president melgar? so moved, that motion pas

we rode along on a rescue mission with chambers county sheriff brian hawthorne. a lot of people are comparing his to harvey. >> oh, no, this is worse than harvey. we have homes and businesses and the hospital that never even got hter in harvey that got flooded on this storm. >> reporter: this part of winnie is known as teacherville, ofcause a lot of the teachers that work in this area live here. a lot of these homes were flooded out during hurricane rvrvey. some of them just got back into their homes. people like gene leblanc and his 12-year-old son adam lost almost everything two years ago. >> they said it would never happen again, but here we are. >> reporter: what makes you feel nervous? >> the thought of losing everything in my house and veryarting everything again. r> reporter: the rain has slowed down and the water is starting to recede, but officials tell me it could take two to three days before all of this is out of here and out of people's homes. and even then it could take several months before all of this mess, like this car is cleaned up and out of h

two of the first distinctively american novelists, nathaniel hawthorne and james fenimore cooper, were heavily influenced by shakespeare. america's greatest 19th-century author, mark twain, was an avid reader of shakespeare. in "huckleberry finn," the barnstorming rascals and showman, the duke and the king, perform a slapstick of mangled passages from various shakespeare plays. and the humor depends on the reader's familiarity with shakespeare's original material. shakespeare's plays dominated the american theater. in new york city, you could attend any one of three performances of macbeth on the single evening in 1849. it wasn't just the eastern elites. as settlement moved west, shakespeare went along. de tocqueville wrote, there was hardly a pioneers hut that does not contain a few odd volumes of shakespeare. his influence extended to politics. the leaders of the american revolution, including john adams, george washington, and thomas jefferson, were steeped in shakespeare's work, which they relied on to inform their political vision and sharpen their rhetoric. a particularly arresti

at spacex headquarters in hawthorne, california 11:00 a.m. on wall street. "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk alley." i i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt senator majority leader mitch mcconnell is going to talk trade, usmca and more. >> a big hour ahead. first we begin with ipos, and performances for recent debuts after a hot start to the year, we close out the last trading day of the quarter uber and lyft down more than 30%, slack down almost 40. and this morning, wework officially pulling its own ipo cnbc contributor, "new york times" columnist kara swisher joins us holy canoli has it been a rough quarter for ipos how do you see it, as a resetting or private market valuations coming back to earth? >> i see it as math. math wins. that's what professor gallaway was talking about when we talked about wework and other ipos. i think investors, there was a fire wall broken by wework, untenable for most investors, and it extended to other companies which have balance sheets that are problematic. even if th

we associate hawthorne and melville with transcendentalism, who had a much darker sense. i mean captain ahab and reverend dimsdale showed a shadow side of humanity. that did not quite share the same optimistic view that you could find again with some of mike emerson. and henry david thoreau's case, individualism aside from the kind of universal spiritualized universal mind component. for thorough individualism had much to do with conscience and the importance of the individual acting against the state. especially where they discerned that the state was morally wrong and what it was doing. here individualism was tightly linked with a moral sensibility that extolled the cardinal virtues of activism and civil to civilians in relationship to again work was perceived that the state was doing something that it. it is interesting to me that some transcendentalists, and i would put emerson in this category, part of their restraint, and emerson was somewhat restrained in relation to what he did terms of being socially active. part of the restraint with regard to social activism or

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