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bye. >> this is sue hester. i have three requests of the commission. please ask your staff three different things. one is to instruction preapplication meetings to public session. these zoom for preapplication meetings are not working. preapplication meetings are being abused by developers, and they're hard to have input and get plans in advance for the public that is affected. second things, please ask for a report at the next planning commission meeting, when you're going to have live meetings at city hall again. i think we're all burned out from having these remote meetings. i think remote meetings take too long because they build in a lot of confusion and checking. before, we used to be able to lineup and show you things. now, we have to rearrange our lives to present to the commissions, so when are you going to restore meetings at city hall? the board of appeals are meeting at city hall starting in september, possibly august. and when will we be able to go to the planning offices, not take a tour, like the commission has said, but like regular peo

i met the wine make a thomas dough from a vine, hester, at his luxury holiday complex court by maria. i came here for the 1st time pretty much by chance. i saw all of this and understood the potential of crimea as to the climate. the soils i thought fantastic wines could be produced here and i was quite surprised when i found that the wine menu in local restaurants is not good. i try to explore more, but couldn't find any drinkable wine to tune it was just something couple from vine, some spice from wind to ice cream, from a mega project to a family company tenure. the italian rebecca to leslie has been running his gelata italiano ice cream shop from within the interest hotel in yellow rebec. rebecca, how did you end up in crimea? foresee and that was many years ago, i was on vacation here back in 2007. i liked it very much because everything was so similar to literally the climate. the weather was good and it was in september. meanwhile, were better owns not only an ice cream cafe and yells, but also the donor maria cafe in sebastopol, simple and comforting italian food at reasonable

a car was driven into a crowd, killing one processor counterpart, hester. many see the statues as a reminder for america, the history of slavery and racial oppression. russia has reported its highest single daily record of covered 1900 debts. it's recorded more than 25000 new infection down slightly from the previous day. the latest outbreak is being blamed on the delta variance. european union has reached its vaccine delivery target of 70 percent for adults. european commission president of underlines, says the block will have delivered 500000000 doses by sunday. those are the headlines on al jazeera, more news coming up, after people and power about me . the since early 2020 the world has been in the grip of a panoramic that has cost millions of lives and affected billions more of us through economic contraction and restrictions on our movements. much of a story is well documented, but the crisis is turned up a question that so far receive little attention have measures taken in the name of defeating covey. 19, also done lasting damage to our civil libert

dujardin won the bronze alongside carl hester and charlotte fry behind winners germany and the usa.tart to an 0lympics. tom dean and duncan scott also delivered britain's first one—two in the pool for 113 years. it came in the 200 metres freestyle final. in a thrilling finish, dean, who's in lane six, touched home in one minute, 114.22 seconds, securing a british record at his debut games. scott finished just four hundredths of a second behind. great britain's first medal of the day came in the women's triathlon, where georgia taylor—brown took silver. she was beaten by bermuda's flora duffy, who made history by winning the island nation's first gold at an 0lympics. for taylor—brown, second was a great achievement, too — she revealed afterwards she was on crutches just 12 weeks ago and spent part of the bike stage of the race with a flat tyre, but powered on regardless to finish second. that's all the sport for now. day four has been packed full of action. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. we look forward to it, thank you very m

carl hester had a stonking ride, currently in the bronze medal position with six riders to go.om dancing horses, a mixed day for great britain with disappointments but also riches success. andy smith reports and a warning there are flashing images in his report. another day of triumph and tears ofjoy. for britain's swimmers, itjust doesn't get better than this. they began with high hopes in the men's freestyle relay, with individual gold medallist tom dean leading them off. and gradually, they ground down their opponents. firstjames guy, than a brilliant swim from matthew richards took them into the lead nearly a second and a half clear, as duncan scott dived in for the final leg. what followed was almost a victory procession. indeed, their only real race was against the clock. team great britain right on the world record line. this is wonderful. duncan scott, can you get the world record? it's gold to great britain. just three hundredths of a second outside the world record, but what a victory! forjames guy in particular, the emotions overflowed, as they did 6,000 miles away i

dujardin, along with carl hester and charlotte fry got the bronze behind germany and the usa.ing individual dressage champion. to come away with another metal is absolutely unbelievable. i feel so proud to be here, we have the most fantastic team, the support from uk sport. it really is unbelievable to i think now come away with another metal and be months so many incredible inspiring women and sportspeople, i can't say much more really, i am really, really happy. she came for gold but she leaves with a bronze. bianca walkden gave it absolutely everything in this olympics, but after her heartbreaking loss in the semifinal, she fought for third place and won. it's the second time walkden has come away with an olympic bronze after the same outcome in rio. she said she was devastated, but determined not to leave empty handed. our reporter nick hope has the story. went beyond come bronze in 2016, she was devastated and wanted gold. she had gone in as the reigning world champion as she did here in tokyo 2020, determined to right the wrongs of rio. she came into the semifinal at tok

dujardin, the reigning individual dressage champion, carl hester and charlotte fry.one—two in the pool for 113 years. it came in the 200metres freestyle final. in a thrilling finish, dean, who's in lane 6, touched home in one minute aa.22 seconds, securing a british record at his debut games. scott finished just four hundredths of a second behind. i can't thank my coach enough, dave mcnulty. he said we are writing an amazing story with the covid cases rising. i had six or seven weeks out of the pool, which is unheard—of. he brought me through it and i can't thank him enough. here we are. there was a brilliant comeback from great britain's here we are. men's rugby sevens side to reach the semi—finals. they were 21—0 down to the united states, but fought back to win 26—21 with dan norton crossing for the decisive score. they'll meet new zealand tomorrrow, as they try to go one better than the silver they picked up in rio. another shock earlier on in the tennis as the home favourite and one of faces of the games — naomi osaka — was knocked out in the third round by the

and john hester who indicated yesterday it was an expletive pile of dough.le host of people that see that $3.5 trillion numbered with new spending on infrastructure for $4.1 trillion saying, yes, it needs to be paid for it. how are we going to pay for it? we're not sure we want to raise taxes and people are not sure they want to put their name on $4.1 trillion of new spending this year. that's a concern. kasie, since you and i were covering capitol hill, i don't think you and i would have ever guessed that a $4.1 trillion package would come through. >> nope. >> and there was a pandemic. i get the inclination to do this. this is unheard of for people like you and me. i remember when we covered the first trillion dollar budget. it's very touch and go. >> yes. the numbers are just huge. very quickly, jake, on the number that will matter for the bipartisan deal that we've been waiting for, that cbo score, what do you think the likeihood the whole feel would fall through on the cbo? >> for sure, it's money, and they're waiting for that money to come through and c

. >> this is sue hester the rules are very important to the commission. the commission should know the issues raised by the public. i ask the staff report be available for the next meeting and should include all communications from the public on the proposed rule changes. i ask the attachments be included. it is very hard to read things in the communications supplement and planning commission right now. you are lumping mayor's press releases. i support the continuation and i ask that it be communicated and provided to the public and to the commissioners. thank you very much. >> hello. i am mary and cahill. resident of san francisco. i am calling in support of the o'farrell street project with pictures of christ scientists. i feel it would benefit the community. >> i am sorry, ma'am. i should have paused the initial caller about the continuance for o'farrell street that is not considered at this time. only matters read into the record proposed for continuance are being considered at this time. you will need to call back or press star 3 when we reach that i

. >> this is sue hester the rules are very important to the commission. the commission should know the issues raised by the public. i ask the staff report be available for the next meeting and should include all communications from the public on the proposed rule changes. i ask the attachments be included. it is very hard to read things in the communications supplement and planning commission right now. you are lumping mayor's press releases. i support the continuation and i ask that it be communicated and provided to the public and to the commissioners. thank you very much. >> hello. i am mary and cahill. resident of san francisco. i am calling in support of the o'farrell street project with pictures of christ scientists. i feel it would benefit the community. >> i am sorry, ma'am. i should have paused the initial caller about the continuance for o'farrell street that is not considered at this time. only matters read into the record proposed for continuance are being considered at this time. you will need to call back or press star 3 when we reach that i

and it is in that crawl space where he watched his aunt hester beaten to a bloody pulp, fireplace isll there. same fireplace, crawl space still there, little door on it. it is now an upscale two bedroom apartment. i got to stay there. and i'm already overwhelmed, but that's the fireplace? that's the crawl space. and in the morning i walk out, just a pristine spring morning, and there they are. a thousand blackbirds are in this tree. and making the loudest racket you ever heard. and i realized, damn, he didn't make that up. as an adult, remembering a child's memory, that i'm going to say has to be true. i saw it too. now, i guess if i had your class, i would tell him that story and i probably have them in my hand for about three minutes. and then wander off. coming of age, the coming of age elements of douglass' youth, but then i think there is so many other elements of the life, i would like them to learn something at that age about politics, and how when you're outside of politics, on the outside, you're some kind of radical reformer, you're a radical outsider, trying to get inside,

it is extraordinary, and charlotte has worked so hard for this, and carl hester, her mentor and trainermedal as she does, and in fact the whole team has been absolutely remarkable and fantastic. but to deal with what we have all had to deal with, with covid, with the difficulty of getting horses over to europe to compete, with brexit, and one thing or another, whether or not the olympics beyond, to then to be able to focus on gio, and to do that routine, and i think there is the first time it has ever been performed in public, that freestyle routine, it was just an expanding piece of professionalism and concentration in sport. she truly deserves this. it is fantastic. the german rider was outstanding, absolutely outstanding, and fully deserved to win. i think charlotte could have had a little squeak at silver, but to get bronze is phenomenal, on a horse who internationaljudges really don't know very well. he's the youngest horse in the middle and, basically, a lot of people laughed at charlotte when she chose that horse, because he's so small and little that they felt he didn't have the

. >> yes, this is sue hester, and i would support scott sanchez and the building inspector, as well. this case was at the planning commission in 2017, and the planning commission unanimously turned down the merger on a conditional use. mergers or loss of housing is very important in this city, and there's a requirement in the planning code that when they're done, it has to be by a planning commission vote on a conditional use. and so trying to avoid that by doing something weird on a permit application is a slap in the face of the planning code and a slap in the face as well to the board of appeals because i'm very grateful to commissioner swig for bringing up the -- the prior hearing. the prior hearing, you all dealt with the merger, and the board of appeals didn't say we have -- we, the board, have the power to do this. at the end of the hearing, there was going to be a conditional use, and it would be ruled on by the planning commission. that would be the appropriate thing because loss of housing is an extremely big issue in this city. >> operator: 30 seconds. >> i would ask you t