fry asked me in the light of the 2 henry adams and other projects we're seung change in status he asked me to meet with the owner of the project sponsor i met with ms. todd and in contrast to what happened at the 2 henry adams this is exactly the opposite i was 0 so expressed that the commitment the owner has to maintain the building and put together a business plan voluntarily this code for america is an interesting organization the fact they've lowered their rent to make sure they've stayed in the building and the way the building is used now is as i mean it's talk about the sgribt the inside of building is the same as it's been for the entire life and the commitment of the owner to own earthquake interesting and historical buildings and maintain and upgrade them say the kind of thing we should definitely support i think we should wholeheartedly endorse this request. >> will you make a motion. >> i'll make a motion to approve this. >> commissioners is there a motion and a second on that motion mr. byrd commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman c

fry asked me in the light of the 2 henry adams and other projects we're seung change in status he asked me to meet with the owner of the project sponsor i met with ms. todd and in contrast to what happened at the 2 henry adams this is exactly the opposite i was 0 so expressed that the commitment the owner has to maintain the building and put together a business plan voluntarily this code for america is an interesting organization the fact they've lowered their rent to make sure they've stayed in the building and the way the building

by the ar c how do they know the buildings are they need so much office space to support the 2 henry adams this is a building that's in excellent condition why put a building there the purpose of the location to prove the historic nature so we proposed to the planning department with the supervisor cohen and staff a bunch of amendments which were read and the hpc voted to support the amendments so they'll have a change both commissions and hpc for it's historic landmark and the conditional use process to insure that the hpcs concerns were heard and the office was meeting other economic criteria. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we're ready for public comment. >> yes. we're ready for public comment. >> any public comment on item 6 seeing none, public comment is closed. >> supervisor cohen. >> i have a few closing remarks thank you to you and your department staff i believe the legislation does a good job of striking a balance of allowing office support and the maintenance of those historic buildings without displacing tenants or cannibalizing the wblgz we need to maintain some of the incentiv

is to say we've gone from e or o e to calendar work that takes a lot of time to prepare the w 2 henry adams and other reporting and rolling on the planned year i want to say we've got a specific time of year we're busy all year one thing to the next back in the november meeting we presented on the ap cd requesting our approval to enter into a contract with the database at that point there was questions raised by sfoelt regarding the elevation for that vendor and who the panelist were and a little bit about the vendor that was selected there's a separate memo in our packet. >> can you tell me where that is. >> it's right behind. >> i think that was embedded with the director's report. >> i could be wrong. >> okay it's after. >> it's after the kaiser wellness research study section that's in the directors materials. >> so it's just before the blue page. >> thank you and in the interest of brief it i won't read all the material but we had 7 key areas used in our elevation criteria the panelist i've listed them with their backgrounds i'd like to certainly raise taken into consideration attentio

conversions of pdr to office spates in historic building last year the controversy of labor its 2 henry adams brought this to my taken into consideration attention in this case, the project sponsor tried to convert a two-story building and during this the process of the proposal i've asked the planning department to take a comprehensive look at the buildings in the ear and as a result, the planning department said there's 14 other buildings in the pdr one v and pdr one g as in girl distinct that is disbelieve for the landmark designation now prior to the interim controls those were allowed to convert one hundred percent of the space into office eir revenue if their displaying tenants this costs one million expedite of space and the interim controls we passed last year limits the space that the historic will be able to convert by establishing new floor controls i have a number of proposed amendments that codify the various u various changes and represents we've developed larger in concussion with the historic preservation commission and those excludes there's 3 of them first ring with the harm

equity residential, plans to develop -- excuse me, 432 units at 801 brannan and 239 units at one henry adams here are those two locations on the overhead. and elects to satisfy all of the inclusionary housing requirements at 100 adams and a portion of those at 801 brannan by dedicating to the city the roughly 3/4 of an acre site, which we through the mayor's office of housing. this property is valued at $24,750,000. transaction pursuant to the code provision occurs at $1. again although i know you are very familiar with this site, there is a look at it in an aerial so the. 1 henry is just below the picture. and for better perspective which site the city is receiving as part of this, you can see this is a site plan, which shows on the right side of the plan the future housing to be located there. this gives you picture on how it is incorporated as part of the overall design plan. so the developer would deliver the property to the city after demolition, after remediation with certain curbside improvements with underground utilities. pollution insurance will be maintained by the developer and d

and out of that came don and here he adam -- and henry adam, bob gibson, you can go on and on. a tough period in the 1960's and 1970's for reasons i do not understand. henry aaron, a close friend of mine and we have had thousands of conversations. we go to academies compton california houston, one in philadelphia and one in washington. out of that the drafts of the last couple of years, with made significant progress on drafting african-american players. the objective of the academies is as much education as it is players. i would say to you that in the next 2-4 years, you will see significant improvement on that very important to me. chris did baseball dropped the ball then? >> i did i know if baseball dropped the ball many years ago or a combination of things. people have said it was easier to put up a hoop and play basketball. i tell a story because, how i got to this social institution think. i got it in september of 1957, i went to a braves -- and there were going to play the cardinals. i even cut a class which i never did which bothered my mother. but henry aaron hit a ho

this photograph by matthew brady going to support them at this time the words come from historian henry adams to he said of seward that had a deep and those shaggy eyebrows, and orderly hair and clothes. adams concluded, mr. seward looked like a wise macaw. two enough, don't you think? i like the old aphorism about john keller's political clout as a wit of the day when calvin took snuff south carolina sneezed. when i look at this i think i can believe it. and by the way given the determination on the face i could almost hear him during his words, slavery is a good dish is good a positive good. his old plantation home survived but it's called fort hill. after his death the property came to his daughter and son-in-law one thomas clinton. upon their deaths clinton's will bequeath his substantial estate to the state of south carolina to the establishment of a technical and agriculture college, today clemson university is the result where present terms of clinton's will be old calhoun house is an unexpected survivor within the larger landscape of a world-class research university. in doing my rese

the way this happens there are four leading candidates, john quincy adams, andrew jackson william crawford and henry clay but you can only have three so henry clay gets thrown out. he happens to be the speaker of the house and is the most influential person. the corrupt the alleged corrupt bargain is free trade but if you swing the house to vote for me because you know andrew jackson is more popular i get to be secretary of state. there is no compelling evidence that this took place although there is some suggestive evidence. i showed you pictures of john quincy adams diary where he writes pages every day. the night he meets with henry clay is a page and a half that is blank. historians have speculated for ever clearly we all know what this means. but i think it's a step back from this. it doesn't matter whether not it was quid pro quo. henry clay would never have

as americans is to talk about it's henry clay's idea. john quincy adams supported early some of the policies but they see the way the country needs to develop similarly. for personal and political and policy regions -- reasons they are a natural fit. he becomes president. so from the beginning before it even takes office, this is a tainted presidency. jackson got more votes than he did. jackson was a much more popular bigger than he was. look what he did. whether or not it ever happened, look what he did. taint was part of what the administration had to deal with from the beginning. john quincy adams wasn't a good idea with this, i should say also. it's worth noting will think of american politics, two-party system. at this time goes by the two-party system. there was only one party, the federalists had shot themselves in it of the war of 1812 the there was only one become the national republicans. it was beginning to so fissures within the it but there was really only one party at this point. while john quincy adams is president, the opposition, the andr

the way that this happens, there are leading candidates, john quincy adams andrew jackson, william crawford, and henry clay but you can only have three, so henry clay that the least votes and i thrown out. he is also the speaker of the house and the most influential personal there. the alleged corrupt bargain is that he trades. if you swing the house to vote for me because we know andrew jackson is more popular, got be secretary of state. now, there is no compelling evidence that this took place although there's some suggestive evidence. i showed you pictures of john quincy adams diary where he writes pains and pains every day. the night he meet with henry clay there's a page and a half that is blank. now, historians speculated forever, well, clearly we all know what this means. but i actually think you have to step become from this a little bit. doesn't matter whether or not there was an explicit quid pro quo, henry clay would have never supported andrew jackson. he had been making speeches for the previous five years this julius cesar he will rob our republic. william crawford was a front runter but

philadelphia international airport that is where annie mccormick is today and david henry has more in bucks county and here is more from adam joseph on what happened. >> what is happening now southern new england where they had the blizzard warnings they continue to be pummeled by this historic nor'easters it's wrapping up in the western suburbs of boston and southwestern areas of boston closing in on three feet of snow with this storm. with blinding snow squalls and also the really harsh hurricane force winds. here locally from the very beginning on sunday we showed you totals of what could happen in time to give us snow, but at the same token we talked about the low confidence and bust factor if things did not come together, that is what happened. we had a lot of sinking air on the western side of the storm developing off the coast. where the storm rammed up because it was too late, we did see snow across the region but not the extreme amounts, we had all the rising air with the low to the east, and where the low through the atmosphere into a tail spin they saw snowfall rates of 2 inches per hour at 12 hours per time, tha

neither jefferson nor adams now powell's first choice, patrick henry, was on any ballot, colonel powell had to go to the trouble of publishing a notice in the newspapers saying he would vote against jefferson. this is something a lot of electors had to do. the frequency of which has been used against self-consciously or perceivedly liberal presidential candidates ever since. drawing on his own experience as an officer during revolutionary war, powell accused jefferson as a weakening, a coward, who is, quote, wont of firmness and general incompetence had let virginia be overrun when he was virginia governor. faced with the british army, jefferson had quote, drinded into the -- dwindled into a poor philosopher. they actually said that. that was actually in a newspaper from 1796, that jefferson would cut and run. a baby in his cradle, said another writer, could not have been more helpless, then jefferson faced with real military men. president jefferson would jefferson would surely lead the nation just as governor jefferson had left his state. the item went viral, jumping from newspaper to

adams. >> what about it? it's good beer. >> good beer. >> beer. >> had a few of those already? >> no. >> i can have some more punch. >> you know who patrick henry. >> give me liberty or give me -- >> freedom. >> freedom. >> truth justice and the american way. >> why were we fighting the british. >> taxation without representation. >> no taxation. >> can't be taxed if you're not represented as an individual. >> who is famous for that line >> john smith. that's not it. >> sam adams. >> life, liberty and -- >> freedom of speech. >> it's good enough for me. >> what's the best part about this country? >> our rights. >> everybody can be a go getter and everybody can do whatever they want. >> you're go get center >> yeah. >> go get 'em. >> do you guys ever watch bill o'reilly. >> sometimes. it's more on but not paying attention. >> i'm to hurt. >> what have you hear of him. >> not to watch him. [ laughter ] >> i like him. >> anything you want to say to him on july 4th. >> hope you have an awesome day. >> all right. you're at jones beach. >> right. >> and the state park. >> right. >> now you're obviously looking for a few laughs looking for the dopey a

henry standing by in trenton are you preparations in the garden state. matt pelman has road conditions but first let's begin this half hour with meteorologist adam joseph.ke a look at live double scan we have a few snow showers around the region especially through chester county, montgomery county that's coating the ground in spots but as we take a look at the radar it's beginning to fill into the south and east of philadelphia. the low is taking shape just to the east of the shore line of new jersey and near the delmarva and as we take a look at the radar and put on the warning mode here for you on double scan live you'll see that winter storm warnings are in effect from philadelphia, east into southern new jersey, right on the brink of new york city and that's where you begin with blizzard warnings for ocean county in new jersey, new york city, all of southern new england for the shores of connecticut, rhode island cape cod and up to the shore line of eastern maine. that is where they will take the brunt of this particular nor'easter as it slows and throws a lot of moisture into southern new england. that is where they could see up to 2 feet, a large