the addition, the new unit is within the vertical -- the horizontal addition. it's not separated. now, so since we are creating this unit -- because there is no housing in -- in san francisco, we have a house, we have a place with a spacing that we can create a very hand some and comfortable place for a renter. because it's low, it doesn't have to be -- not to have the amenities of this century. so the upper floor where we live right now -- >> clerk: thank you, ma'am. your time is up. >> can i say one more thing? >> president hillis: yeah. if you could finish up in 30 seconds. >> yeah. i need more space for my clothes and my shoes and my piano, and that's not right for them to say i don't need the space that i have. >> president hillis: okay. do we have rebuttal here? >> clerk: no. this is a staff initiated mandatory -- >> president hillis: we may have questions. >> am i allowed to speak? >> president hillis: you were, but your time was included in that five minutes. so we take public testimony regarding this item, if there's any. i don't see any, so we'll close public testimony a

yeah, well, that's horizontal in my mind. but, you know, it's been interesting to see, you know, clearly this administration or at least the president has different views -- >> host: what's the damage to us as consumers? >> guest: less choice, more homogeneity. i mean, can we also talk about sinclair/tribune? talk about homogeneity. people may have seen the former clear channel, i heart radio, is in bankruptcy. many people think they ruined broadcast radio through their cookie cutter formats and, you know, advertising at the exact same time and owning, you know, four stations in a market. if sinclair/tribune is allowed to go through, will that be the future of television? i hope not. because i think broadcasting is still really, really important to the people. do you here -- hear that, national association of broadcasters? [laughter] yes, they are. >> guest: so a lot there to unpack, and i know we're limited on time. at&t/time warner, inc., it's the first lawsuit in 47 years against a vertical deal, and i've tried really hard

gigi: that is horizontal in my mind. it has been interesting to see, clearly, this administration and the president has different views. peter: what is the damage to us as consumers? choice, more homogeneity, can we also talk about think claire. homogeneity, people may have seen that clear channel and i heard radio is in bankruptcy. many people think that they ruined broadcast radio for their cookie-cutter formats and advertising at the exact same time and owning for station to the market. if sinclair tribune is allowed to go through that, will that be the future of television, i hope not. i think broadcasting is very important to the american people. you can do association broadcasters. [laughter] a lot there to unpack. at&t/time warner is the first lawsuit in 47 years of the government has brought against the vertical deal. that is the supplier and combination of the distributor. i have tried really hard to make forsked to analyze it provided reasons. i have tried really hard to try to think like the government, or the

some of these portions will be removed due to the proposed front horizontal addition to that structure. i submit to you two letters in opposition i received this week from the adjacent neighbor to the side and as well as across the street as well as e-mail i received from the project sponsor earlier this afternoon. the case report i provided you contains large prints of the revised floor plans and elevations for the proposed front building as well as floor plans of the rear building signifying the areas that are legal and need to be legalized under that separate permit. [ stand by ] . >> they've owned the property for an exceedingly long time, and the -- this is to house three of the generations currently. their current house is in very poor shape. it's pretty much nonfunctional in terms of the floor plan. the grandmother's living in a little closet down stairs, so she's really anxious to get into a new home. so at the planning commission hearing we had on january 11, i was told by the commissioners to modify the design; that there were really no other issues. so i have done that, and

power over the movie theaters so the licensing fees make may be an issue there so it's not just horizontal it's vertical as well comcast also is a monopolist numbers all of the markets that they're located in right there the incumbent cable provider so they're a monopolist adding additional must have content very interesting you know i would also check in with you we haven't had you back since the the. a deal was announced with the queen sprint in t. mobile what do you think about that one it seems to be not getting the scrutiny for example that the time warner eighty and t. deal is is that the case and why so it's matter of time it's a matter of time they will get scrutiny four years ago they attempted this deal and the obama administration basically told them don't bother here they've come back again and it's under the trump administration so what is change is anything change that's the argument that they're going to have to make. you understand this everyone does there's a big for in terms of mobile wireless service providers in the united states so this transaction would eliminate comp

it's mostly the horizontal that we're worried about. it starts moving the building back and forth and pushing on it. when you see i'm pushing on it, the upper stiff of the wall stay straight up but the lower floors, they actually collapse just like i did there. >> luckily, we can put this building right back up where it came from so it's a lot easier. now kelly, obviously these aren't real frame walls here but when you talk about buildings, what makes the property for stiff? >> the easiest and most cost-effective type of bracing you can put in is either put in a brand new wall or to potentially go in and strengthen a wall that's already there where you don't need to have an opening is where you maybe have a garage door or access to commercial space, you might go to a steel frame or other types of bracing systems that provides the strength and stiff if necessary but at the same time, allows continued use of that area. but some combination of walls or frames or other tools that are in the tool kit that can bring the building up to the str

and then on the next floor, you eliminate the horizontal and vertical addition altogether. yeah. the only concern i have is the first floor, making -- i like the idea of an adu and just continuing to make that a livable one-bedroom unit. 'cause it's a ten -- i mean, it's a 25-foot lot. 5 foot set backs on either side would get you to a ten-foot wide -- i mean, 15-foot -- yeah. but why the recommendation on this first floor for reduced -- >> so our standard department comment for when we have adjacent buildings with a similar layout is to, similar to commissioner moore stated, allow a pop out of sorts, but rather than the traditional 12 foot deep pop out, we're recommending a 10 foot deep pop out, so each side, 5 foot each. so that is a standard comment, and we've apply ied it to this property and each side, as well. >> president hillis: okay. commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i think when you look to see what's here, you really start to resequence what is proposed. there is a living room, there is a large number of bathrooms. there are quite a few nooks and crannies in t

one underneath the fuselage, scans horizontally. by flying with the developing storm.hers can paint a 3-d picture of how a tornado forms. >> here is the cell we are targeting now. >> dr. conrad ziegler studies tornados at the storms laboratory in oklahoma. >> we want to get as close but not too close. we want to get close enough that the radar can measure finer details. such as the circulations that produce tornados. >> he tries to stay six miles ahead of the storm's front edge. within minutes this storm starts to spin. >> our cell its now tornado ward. we watch a funnel drop to the ground near the town. kermit comes alive. its radars sweep the storm. the crew photographs it. cameras on the ground also catch the twister. >> that is a tornado. luckily the tornado spared lives and left behind data that will help forecasters better predict where and when the next one will strike. >> thought's the "overnight news" for thursday. for some the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center, in new york city, i'

behind you. led to seems like this one up and down the country. down the country. and hopefully lie horizontalpeople here. it is like we are living in spain. it is cool. and the fact it is a bank holiday. i'm enjoying the weather very much. i don't usually get out. but the weather like this it was so tempting that... we came out for a walk and a day of relaxation. it is fabulous. we are enjoying ourselves. because it is english summer time. actually in the wrong park for one of them. of them. monday, smashing the previous record which was 23. which was 23. highest record for the early may bank holiday overall is 28. bank holiday overall is 28. 6 and we may well get that somewhere today. may well get that somewhere today. we will know later. plenty more of the day to enjoy now. the day to enjoy now. thanks for joining us. that looks lovely. to stop president donald trump abandoning the iran nuclear deal. and 3 others injured. as president of russia — marking 18 years in power. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. we are all gripped by the snooker. in the worl

control has become horizontal so it used to be down to the people and top would control the people are beneath them but now this control is mutual. so if i am teaching and i am dealing a number of stupid things that will be on the internet or within hours and you get a reaction to it out and that that's totally different compared to the time when i was a student. if you look back one of the characteristics was the obligation to be to the leader of mine in a high statoil you basically that meant that you were that you had to be accomplice of the system that you had to remain silent and something went wrong even if you did not agree it was not done to step outside and to say something about it and now this this has completely disappeared. leaks of sensitive information make front page headlines. individual or organizational whistleblowers have turned against traditional authorities undermining them by exposing grievances and malpractise and then celebrated as heroes by the public. weal living a crisis of authority also on the political level then we. see a classic psychological reflex if

so i have done this piece that is horizontal and in this point there was a branch, and i cut the branchi put clay and i have done the print of my hand. is this comment on the tree of life? if you want, it is possible! it is possible. who the better sculptor, nature or you? i don't know. the better sculptor is nature but i am happy. i suppose the answer is to come along and judge for yourself, nature's wood or giuseppe penone‘s bronzes. will gompertz, bbc news, the yorkshire sculpture park. that's it. newsnight is on bbc two in a moment. but now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, the headlines tonight. new season, same old england after another batting collapse, in the first test against pakistan at lord's. to become the first briton to win the grand tour. while some liverpool fans arrive in kyiv for saturday's european cup final, hundreds could be left at home after flight cancellations. and lucy bronze becomes the first british player to win i was absolutely delighted to go. and lucy bro

again, working with rdot a series of studies the project on the left had more horizontal lines and after the process we started to emphasize these vert bays stronger and recessing the rest of the facade into the shadow. you can see here again on the right analysis of the vertical bays and in their kay case and d iron grill work to cast shadow. we do the same thing but with the bronze detail and in a more contemporary manner. you can see on the right a full scale mock-up what this can look like. it's not monolithic. it would be enlightened by the light itself and would come to life. you can see here how the building actually is i in syncoe with the buildings on the right. then once again the buildings on the left and our proposed buildings on the right. >> president hillis: public comment in support of the project. seeing none. dr requester, two minutes rebuttal. t. >>> thank you.there is a few ste materials, in compliance are the rdg the proposal draws upon the best features in the defining building while defining the quality of the neighborhood. >> i think the neighborhood has told you

that gives you the direction of where it's gonna fall... hopefully. >> the next step is to make a horizontalall the way through. a piece of the middle, called the holding wood, remains intact, acting as a hinge to help guide the tree down in the desired direction. at least in a healthy tree, it works that way, but the inside of this one is full of rot. erik is not sure the holding wood will, in fact, hold, meaning the tree could fall in any direction -- on paul, the gift shop, or into the forest where it could take out some other of the park's iconic treasures. >> if we kind of misjudge exactly the way that we were cutting it, it could be catastrophic. it would be total destruction, really. >> that's not the only thing that can go wrong. the tree could also barber-chair. >> which means split in two and one part goes off the back and then one part goes the other way and there's a person strapped to the tree right there, so it could be deadly. >> erik nervously makes his back cut as two vehicles help guide the 212-foot giant safely to the ground -- or so they hope. >> it's always a little bit

horizontal lap siding, cornice material with brick with panels being white. there's a couple of things here. i'm aware of hardy siding. i've used it before. i think that adds to the kind of working class look of the building. a few other comments, they are taking the on site option on affordability. it says right here in the report. unless i'm reading this incorrectly, they're putting the units on site. so this issue about pushing people out of the building that are undesirable is not the case. the affordability rate, we have a rounding issue, 12.45 can go five units or four units. it is blow .5. i would love to see an additional another. we can't force the project response tore do that. on december 9th, if grandfathering goes away, if building permits aren't pulled yet, so in a few months, hopefully six months or less, we won't be talking about grandfathering anymore. everything will change to the new numbers. so put that on your calendar. i think -- could this building fit in soma with industrial buildings next door? yes, it kind of fits. i think for -- i w

sixth floor office tenant improvement with mechanical, electrical, and plumbing, new partitions, horizontal exit and finishes. this is application 2017/12/12/6270. those are the appeals and president fong has indicated that each party has three minutes to address the matter. >> yes. thank you very much. my name is steven myaki and i appeared the last time, and i represent denny and two other -- three other unit owners in the building. and in line with your opportunity to negotiate with the other side, we did, and we do -- i am happy to announce that we do -- i might be premature with this because mr. blackwell who is the attorney for gooingle is here also, but -- with google is here also, but we have a tentative settlement. we have a tentative settlement in place. it contemplates both immediate action and longer term action. and the immediate action contemplates a move out of the affected tenants, and installation of monitor, which could be effective really soon, and a longer term action which would contemplate other claims. the immediate action can be put into place really quick at the ten

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you lose the breeze and the vertical mixing, and the horizontal mixing. places like san francisco and belmont have great air quality. there is your five-day forecast. can't complain about that. >> i'm still thinking about earlier. that camera is stunning. we have a nice week ahead. tree, grass and weed pollens. i think that fog will be clear. it may be fall - - it may be far inland most of us will have cloud cover tomorrow. >>> the athletics look for a victory over the mariners. mark will show us how they did, coming up next. >>> we are looking at the oakland estuary. the 11:00 news continues in a couple minutes. stay with us, we will be right back. dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> mark is back with sports. we have some pretty big news in seattle. >> you k

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the separation of powers is a structural safeguard that divides power horizontally within our federal government. the president's proclamation quoted antonin scalia, who frequently observed that the rule of law was not just about words on paper. in order to preserve our republic, each branch must take care to fulfill its duties without infringing the rights of the people or the responsibilities of the other branches. our system of government is not self executing. it relies on wisdom and self-restraint. in a democratic republic, liberty is protected by cultural norms as well as constitutional texts. lawyers and judges bear great responsibility for implementing and explaining those principles. the farther we get from the founding generation, the less we appreciate how much everything depends on the people and not just the words on paper. abraham lincoln believed that the best way to ensure the survival of what he called our edifice of liberty and equal rights is to enshrine reverence for the rule of law in the hearts of its citizens. let reverence for the law be breathed by every ameri

. >> what is your general philosophy when it comes to horizontal or vertical mergers? commissioner carr: when you look at the media landscape generally , our approach to media regulations generally have languished for a long time. with transactions, does it serve the public interest or not? competition is a piece of that analysis. media,t of noise in the have you heard about constituents regarding tribune? clear --ner carr: sing sinclair and for being were looking for fcc approval to combined operation which would give them more local tv stations. this is open that the commission. we have heard a lot about it. week had an additional comment on the transaction and welcome all stakeholders to make their views known. there are a lot of interesting issues to work through there. our record remains open so we can look at the comments. >> what do you think of the merger process -- congress is looking at that and there are to reform the merger process? -- how does this work? commissioner carr: i think we are moving in a better direction now. the commission got away from the le

>> the permian is an incredibly active area. 400 horizontal rigs running in the permian.his gives you a sense of the scale of the capital at the work at the permian. there is so much burden on infrastructure, not assessing cost inflation, manifesting in differentials, so we think companies with skill and better -- scale who are better positioned to negotiate and be a preferred partner for the service companies. these are companies better positioned to weather this storm, pioneer is one of them. most of their oil going to the gulf coast, they are able to circumvent some of the issues at we are seeing at midland. some of the smaller names like centennial that have very good assets, but unfortunately, are not fully hedged against the differentials. alix: the differential hurts them, which leads me to m&a. what is your expectation for m&a? where do we see it? what kind of companies? >> those two deals are quite significant, quite transformational for the companies involved. i will note that they were all market leaders and they are well-positioned companies with very attracti

. >> it's classic textbook, horizontal, in the same business. so the comcast merger is there are incentives for the distributor in the pipe owner to disadvantage its competitors and how it handles the content it owns. >> so now are looking at comcast and fox are disney and fox. >> it's been interesting to see although the president has different views on these. >> was the damage tosses consumers? >> can we also talk about sinclair tribune. people may have seen thy heart radio is in bankruptcy. many think they ruined broadcast radio. advertising at the same time an awning for stations in the market. if they're allowed to go through will that be the future of television? i hope not. i think broadcasting is really important. i believe that. >> so let there. i know are limited on time. the first lawsuit in 40 years that the u.s. has brought against the distributor essentially. i've tried hard so i get asked to analyze it for writing reasons. i've tried hard to think like the government or the judge because surprises do happen so you never know. i've

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he then spotted a mercedes parked horizontally across two handicapped spaces. in the officer's report the driver of that car was sterling brown. >> how are you doing? do you have a driver's license? >> what's that? >> back up. you don't see the issue here? hold on. >> don't touch me. >> you don't see the issue here? you're not parked across three lanes? eporter: the officer then calls for backup. >> can i get another squad here? >> reporter: according to the police report, the officer asks brown repeatedly to step back, but brown refuses, becoming "very aggressive." >> what's your name? >> reporter: in the body cam video, brown appears calm. >> these are simple questions, man. >> no, i'm answering, man. >> these are simple questions. and you're being like all badass to me. these are legitimate questions, all right? >> i ain't got no problem with it. >> well, you look at me like i've got something growing out of my head. >> you touched me. >> because you got up in my face. >> i got up in your face, really? come on. >> i asked you to back up and you did not do it

i didn't know what else to do but be horizontal. i wasn't listening to my body, and i was in a state of adrenaline, and i had never heard anything like this in my life. and i didn't know how to incorporate it into how i understand humans should behave. so, you know, once in a while, you have to lie down, or you have to meditate or you have to do whatever. i've been meditating lately, and honestly, it's just one of the most major changes i've made in my life. i feel like that's huge. i also went back to church, which is really funny because when i hang out with the evangelicals, they were all in this big contest to see who can, like, reel me in. put notches on their bed post, i'm gonna get one! so the last thing i wanted to do was tell rob i was back in church, because he would be like, cha-ching! but i did find myself thinking that i missed, much as i did not miss my catholic upbringing and did not long for anything about being a catholic, i did miss the habit of gathering. and we need to gather. we need time alone. we need to medit

up you guessed it brazil brazil have trained a lot since that famous seven one thrashing in belo horizontebut the desire for revenge still burns as hot as ever all brazil were ponderous in a time four years ago thanks to the presence of the burley. but the emergence of the twenty one year old gabrielle haye zeus' means they now have a potentially well cost talent leaving the line benefiting from the coaching genius of pets while the other at manchester city he already has nine goals in his first fifteen appearances for his country and the energy and intelligence of little person for me no the supremes helen and it's safe to say brazil is now pushing terrifying front line terrifying from the defense which famously fell to pieces on home soil has been given a rebound with p.s.g. is marking no stepping into the hapless done saying the midfield is also being given up great energy and invention of casimir a good scene no turning them into of course to be reckoned with. brazil have won the world cup a record five times and while i haven't been at their best in recent tournament they should never