williams is right or wrong or it does -- that the hu's or right or wrong. it is up to the planning department 50 years later, and placing a new context and responding to a request in this case from the hu's as to how the use of that property is going to be. is that the bottom line? >> the restriction only exists because the zoning administrator adopted it as a condition of approval to the variance. the variance is still in play. 3030 larkin still needs that ra variance. >> commissioner tanner: just to clarify, so the -- the larkin street property, and this was approved and the project is dlt, do they need -- built, do they need additional variances in order for their project to be -- it's not conforming because of the variance, but is that still okay? >> that's the everyone. >>clerk: given the volume, we're going to limit public comment to two minutes, as well, for public speakers. >> first of all, i'm the one that's going to be the most impacted. the idea that there's a light well that serves the apartment is incorrect. there's only one wall that's going t

the hu's request that the members of the board affirm mr. teague's decision. the hu's purchased the property in 2009, their site permit was approved by the planning department in october 2015 and issued in 2016. our addendum drawings were filed in february 2017. that april of 2017, we discovered our site is hindered by an n.s.r. requiring the northwestern part of the lot must remain open as open space stemming from this old variance decision. in 1970, our adjacent owner to the north wished to subdivide his property. george imperiali wanted to sell a large portion of his lot, and arthur court, the preceding owner of our property wanted to buy that property as mr. williams stated. the subdivision would cause 3030 larkin to be in violation of several requirements, yet a variance was granted. the 1970 decision transferred an area to our ownership as an area to remain an open space in perpetuity. that's depicted here. 3030 larkin, the appellant's property is now over here. subsequent lot adjustment created a new lot, lot 22, and that created our new parcel, 24, whi

i'm being sympathetic to the hu's. i know they want to build something, but i'm looking at the manifest injustice created by devaluing a piece of real estate which has been owned by an individual long before the hu's showed up. >> i can't make the decision for you whether or not it parking r is a requirement for that site, and that is basically the only place to be able to provide parking is at that space, and that -- but that's also one of the reasons that we've requested they reduce that -- that partially subterranean level on the parking garage the lowest they could absolutely get and still fit a vehicle in on that slope, but is there an option they could do that if they were to obtain some type of parking waiver or variance or something like that? i would imagine there is. >> vice president swig: thank you, and i won't hold the time. >> president fung: looking at the chronology -- [inaudible] >> i'm not positive when the sale occurred fu. >> president fung: if that's the case, in 1970, could you have applied for a

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majority of pro-military and in sri lanka do not have in india russia pocs the former strongman president hu. very survive expected to be replaced the sitting prime minister in sri lanka a few weeks ago and so as these images show up today mr russia you men and said that did not recognize the outcome of that vote that it had done properly and you see both sides sort of scrambling for control of the mike and trying to get to be cripps argument who has become sort of. important figure in all of this drama in the last few weeks oh i'm so glad he's of a drama emily because just trying to keep up with who's who and the major motivations behind them feels like a a major soap opera with different counties returning getting out losing that paul it's getting recall sed can you help us understand who the main player is just very briefly what do you think is motivating the actions right now. right yes so president right your panel a very senior obviously i said and he's been in office for just a few years and he was formerly in the cabinet former president russia. and those two sort of had a falling ou

no one was hu.nder investigation. >>> the girl scouts are suing the boy scouts for trademark infringesments and boy scouts changed to scouts bsa and the girl scouts said it will damage the brand and confuse families, the boy scouts responded in a statement, there's an opportunity to have the boy scouts to serve boys and girls in the communities. they're reviewing the lawsuits. >>> with the san francisco giants will introduce the new man in charge. zaidi accepts the offer to be a lead the giants in the baseball operations. one of his first jobs was writing a fantasy baseball column for the sporting news. they'll hold a news conference at 1:00 and they'll be talking about the future of the team. >>> and there will be a two game within streak, the sharks got a 2-goal lead thanks to goals by two of the players. minnesota tied the game in the third period with two goals just minutes apart. the shakes scored the winning goal late in the third, brett burns, his play was by goodrow. and the next play is aga

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the marketet for muti isis hu. t that's taking a heavy enviroentatal to.eporter: there are markets for traditional medicines all over south africa. this is where healers, or sangomas, stock up on muti, everything they need, from herbrbs, bark, and roots, to animalal parts believeved to e healing propoperties. mahlal'e'etsheni ka khkhumalo a sangoma. he buys his muti hehe. mahlal'etsheni: we use these herbs for different purposose, likeke for casting away spiris and sometimes bringing back good luck. actually speaking, i don't know wherere theses herbs are comig from and i don't havave any ida how and where they are harvested. reportrter: in order to meethee huge dememand, medicinalalerbs e harvested in south africa on a scale that is no longer sustainable. the bark of the pepper-bark trtree, for examample, is widy usused, even thohough it's one brink of extinction. hehealers use itit to treat co, chchest complaints, mariria, ad eveven nhtmareres. if it't's stripped o of its baa trtree wl die.e. in kruger national park, theree are e few specimenens left. si

this time, leaving a man dead after he was hit drag several hu ict te family member it borders a hiking and biking trail that meanders through santa rosa. it's popular with pedestrians and bicyclists but stony point itself is even more popular with drivers trying to avoid a clogged highway 101, turn this four-lane road into a major north--- north-south park. >> it's the way a lot of people get out of the city to head south of us. >> reporter: according to sergeant chad heiser, all of these could have been prevented by everyone paying attention. >> it's a heavy traffic area. it's not easy to speed in the area. >> reporter: there are only four major traffic investigators in the city of santa rosa police department. two are working on cases right here on stony point road. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> an east bay family shattered tonight. two murder charges against the woman accused of driving drunk and killing a popular dj and are all here to help you. just tell us what is going on. >> there trying to kill me. i don't want to die. >> tonight, a different kind of training for san francisco the

one of them jumping on the hu humpback's back to cut it free. a noaa spokesman calling it a dangerous move. the men said they knew the risk, but would do it again to help that whale. pretty brave. >>> when we come back, the american gymnast so good, she fell twice. competed with a kidney stone and still landed in the record books. how's that for america strong? stay with us. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> finally tonight, america strong. american gymnast simone biles vauting her way into history. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> she is a 4'8" giant. >> reporter: simone biles is the definition of america strong. doing something no other female gymnast has done before. winning her fourth all-around world gymnastics title this evening, at the international championship still underway in doha. this is her

. >>> as we run the list of the hu hundreds of people missing along with a number to call, there's now support for the camp fire victims from an unexpected source. >> green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers showed solidarity as he arrived in seattle for his game. his sweatshirt read butte strong. >> he grew up in chico. he also recently wore cap to support firefighters on the ground. good guy. >> a little gesture goes a long way at a time like this. that's our report for now. world news is next. we appreciate your time. >> t f inviting u homestonight. a look outside at the smoky air in san francisco. >> relief may be coming in a few days. see you in half an hour. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the deadly nor'easter. snow still falling in places. and the nightmare. the drivers stranded. the 20-car pileup on the george washington bridge. drivers stuck for so long, authorities pounding on windows to wake them up. and chaos at airports. passengers still waiting and another system coming. >>> new threat in california, the smoke-filled air now closing scho

he is very respected, at the top hu the line. robert: cck, the president says he doesn't knowim.e said he's a loyalist. what does it mean fort rob mueller and his independence? >> i don't think we know yet in fairness to mr. whitaker. first of all, you don't know what happens hen you're actually in the job. he expressed those opinions when he was a political pundit for cnn. he has take than oath as a u.s. torney in iowa. you don't know what happens when he's actually getting briefed by robert mueller about what he's found. in fairness to mr. whitaker, we ve to see wha happens when he gets briefed. robert mueller knew this was coming. this was telegraphed. he knew he was going to have a new supervisor soon. he's off-loaded par of the investigation. he's put some of it at theso hern district of new york. and the east district of virginia has gotten a piece of it. he's protected the probe that there isn't much whitaker can do. b he m the eyes and ears for the white house. that is not illegal. many people would call that unethical. perhaps, he's there to launch another investigation.

it was in insider in saudi royal circles, but with a global network of friends and clint hu rtt globalhis grandfather had been personal position to be first saudi king —— macca. he is cool, a billionaire arms dealer, was in the 1980s labelled the richest man in the world. —— his uncle. jamal khashoggi's first cousin was dodi al fayed, boyfriend of diana, princess of wales. as a young foreign correspondent he gained the trust of 0sama bin laden, interviewing him several times when linard and was fighting the soviets in afghanistan. —— when 0sama bin laden. it first welcome was mohammed bin salman might bring to saudi arabia. but by 2017, as he made clear in a bbc interview, he had revised his opinion. to date it is ruled by only one man, not even within the family, he has no one close to him, even within the family, he is the sole leader of saudi arabia. 1—man rule is always a problem. it always ends with a disaster, whether in germany or in iraq will saudi arabia. riyadh has now accepted the murder of jamal khashoggi was premeditated. but who authorised it? anybody who takes a decision

someone asked a question as well if you don't do catch and , release anymore, he said hus willdo catchwhat happens with the children? he kind of fudged the answer. s ere are people, republic well, who are concerned about his policy of separating families, which was controversial earlier this year. we have to measure how we go about this, but what donald trump does well is obfuscate and ta about a broad picture rather than geing into the detail, and that is what we saw today. bigger picture but very little substance. jane: thank yo among the states president trump will visit in the final days is tennessee. chris buckler has been on a midterm road trip all week and a brief time ago, we spoke to him in memphis. how is immigration playing out there? reporter: it is a subject that people are talking about. it is playing to his republican therefore to so , extent, president trump is getting through to those voters that really back him. there will be some asking the question, are those already the converted? is he potentially just speaking to those who have already been listening? actually, t

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i think the question we're going to be asking ourselves on hu wednesday andday as we healyze these results is did president's push go too far? did it drive away voters or energi voters in nevada and arizona, states with big hispanic populations. but i think that, you know,ttt's g both ways if the president. robert: jake, you're a lon time student reporter on house speaker paul ryan. and fou sat down an interview with pence. he c out on the president's position on birthright but most of the partys backing the party. why is that? >> the speaker did what he thought was just stating a fact that you can't alter theti consti with a pen. that's not how our government works.th and k what you saw this week is the party tried to get in sync with the president who was stating something that was well outside mainstream. once congress comes back into town, you will find a lotpef le after the election who will think it's not wise to change the constitution or to raise the prospect of changing the constitution unilaterally. that has to be done as many members of congress have already said through the leg

are now less willing to implement the government's so-called war on drugs that is because president hu there to is now halfway through his term and there could be legal repercussions once his steps down from office complaints against the other government officials for crimes against humanity are now pending at the international criminal court. police say almost five thousand people have been killed in jug related operations since that there they launched his war and drugs in two thousand and sixteen but the rights groups believe the number is much higher they promise to continue their investigation and say witnesses will soon be ready to testify but. for some families that is the best they can hope for they say. their loved ones are gone and there won't be an end to their grief. duggan al-jazeera province central philippines all right skittles for now here's andy i thank. the asian champions league for the first song they drew the second leg of the final against iran's persepolis no mail in saran enough for a soon aggregate victory but so far around eighty thousand fans of these are th

nearly 80 are confirmed dead and 1200 unaccounted tr in the worst wildfire in california hus ri.ir and possible relief from rain. also tonight president trump on the recorded murder of jushl i'ist jamal khashoggi. what will the president do if the hit was ordered by the saudi crown prince. . the midterm elections are finalfinal ly winding

like you, cells get hu. feed them... with centrum micronutrients. restoring your awesome, daily.ntrum. feed your cells. >> brown: here's an idea that's stirring debate. some coastal cities are trying as reduce ocean pollution by banning plastic drinking straws. tony dokoupil looked into this for "cbs this morning." >> reporter: you don't think unch about a straw-- that is, of course, until it fails you. >> try and suck that milkshake through there. it'sn ter:eporter: in seattle, bob donnegan and his team at kidd valley restaurants have spent spent hundreds of hours testing straws. >> we have paper straws. we have plastic straws from plants. >> reporter: all this because epllions of plastic straws end up as litter, often in the oceans. which is why this past summer, seattle became the largest city in america to address this problem by banning plastic straws in restaurants and replacing them with compostable, or paper, options. >> the tourists are amused by this. they think this is a great isventure. "what is this about? shakcome i can't suck your milkshake through this straw?" wel

representative brian hawk here's what he had to say about the iran sanctions thank you for having us here mr hu what do you hope to sing since can achieve what we hope will achieve two things we hope that it will deny the regime the revenue it uses to conduct terrorist attacks in europe and in the middle east and other threats to peace and security we also hope that the pressure will bring iran back to the negotiating table critics say in reality you're seeking a regime change is that true it's not true the future of the iranian regime is up to the iranian people we very much would like to see a change in the regimes behavior a change in its policies so that it doesn't present as many threats to peace and security and that it also then provides a way of life that the iranian people deserve sanctions are targeting iran's finance on the oil markets and the u.s. goal is to cut the run. oil exports to zero nonetheless the administration gave eight countries exemptions from the sanctions china for example and south korea are still and now it's two by iranian old does that mean that said the administ

so if that's true why did president hu toots three years ago when he was prime minister make it clear when he told a meeting in tehran we are fed up with seminars we need some money from the e.u. funds then you see the smiles on our faces that would be a clear indication that he was simply after the money would say that you took out the statement if it's correct and i do not remember that it is a directive of the revolution on multiple news lately args of the context if anything president forty as the prime minister. repeated lee said he you is not a pot of money for us we need to take of take care of our own economy our jobs our infrastructure the e.u. is a different goal for serbia now whether we're going to be ready by twenty twenty five to join the e.u. is another question and i think if you ask me if the e.u. said you can join to morrow and say no because we are not ready which would which would mean that again we get in a large amount in which serbia would be worse off and europe would be worse so everybody can i am hospitable to i am more interested in the reforms themselves wh

in several southern states, the di hu is so high that paper ballots swell slightly, just enough to be rejected scanning machines. but the states say they will be counted. one of the biggest challenges for state officials today has been voter enthusiasm. many places were simply overwhelmed. not enough voting machines or poll workers, and in a few cases, even temporary shortages of ballots. lester? >> pete willms night, thank you. >>> while many polls suggest the democrats could take the house tonight, rcans are confident they'll hold onto the senate, and maybe even pick up a few seats there. we have it all covered, beginning with gabe gutierrez in hoton. gabe, good evening. >> reporter: republicans are cautiously optimistic. ma the electorais in their favor and they could build on their majority. ten senate democrats are up for re-election in red states soresident trump won, like mi, where josh hawley is hoping to unseat democrat claire mccaskill and got back up from the president. >> he's growing to go down as one ofur great senators. >> reporter: nbc's morgan radford is there. >> her

twenty summit including a very interesting planned meeting with president hu on so i think this whole forum to timed with the g twenty summit is a message of defiance i think from hamad bin salmond against international public opinion as we see as you report showed tunisia there is very popular anger so much popular anger at this visit in egypt although not as loud as in tunisia there is an international public opinion against saudi arabia and mohammed bissell man in particular by this visit i think is showing defiance and he's also making a clear statement that he has. is not going anywhere that his he's above the fray of the criminal interesting investigation into the murder of his shows again and that he is there to stay some of these formation as well as the if i was around him here to show that it's been it's business as usual for the crown prince despite the allegations that he could be linked somehow so the cost of the murder so do you think that he's going to succeed in selling that it's business as usual. well i think you succeeded already i don't think that is not still goin

i sat down with him in december of 2017.e so nice to hu here. aslan: thank you. nice to be here.u: so we'll get to your book in a moment, but first t wanted to ask you abose anti-muslim videos that president trump retweeted. but you were born in iran.you abose ayou are muslim.os what's your reaction to that? aslan: i wasn't surprised by its this is a ent who has made anti-muslim sentiment the core foundation not just of his candidacy but of his presidency. he has brought the worst elements of the iheamophobia industry innited states, including members of actually southern-poverty- law-center-dignated hate groups into the white house itself. this is who he is, and i think we should stop etending otherwise for a moment here, and i understand t confusion that often arises when confronted withahe seemingly racist acts and rhetoric t th president routinely involves himself with, and these kind of things?why.y and maybe it's just because i think the simplest answer is the right answer, or maybe i've just been watching this too much, but the reason that he does thingsm that s support ra

that meeting with president hu as well president trump down russia's aggression in ukraine does the u.s. consider that more and has he spoken out of course about what happened book embassador haley and the very estimable position of u.n. ambassador spoke for the united states yesterday at the security council and for going to stand on that statement yeah i read something about i just have a question about how to mention how that. can be very. adequate that you know. are you concerned that that will affect their relations with the us how they are watching follow up on that audio and how it's. the killing of the houses have you heard that tape and doesn't include simply playing out right . now it's not shutting one final act out the leader he was a member all these properties thank you. and finally is it true the white house is blocking castro from speaking to senators about that. so let me take the question of the tape first no i haven't listened to it and i guess i should ask you why do you think i should what do you think i'll learn from curious eyes if i have access to that right and

talks with yemeni government leaders in exile in graphics his trip in riyadh follows a meeting with hu theoretic rebel leaders in yemen there's are your headlines more news on al-jazeera that's after the listening posts stay with us. because we're not then as. rights being vineet. and free to be strict. on the sand and a very sweet i. wish rights that stand. them down for human rights. criminal charges they can cherry pick that charge and i'm. not charge someone publishing truthful information last night by we can take your time and the county council fires us intelligence i think they would love. to lower richard gives birth in europe the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week rumor becomes fact julian assange is in america's crosshairs we examine the case for and against wiki leaks and its journalists not content to control the narrative in the news media the kremlin turns its eyes towards russian cinema and what it say mark zuckerberg is blaming the media for some of facebook's problems he might want to focus a little closer to home and then

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with the yemeni government leaders in exile laughton griffith's trip to riyadh follows a meeting with hu the rebel leaders in yemen is trying to get all sides to attend talks in sweden early next month millions of yemenis are facing famine after three and a half years of civil war. sri lanka's president says he will not reinstate his son's prime minister under any circumstances well that's regard to the power struggle in the country he's held his first news conference with foreign media since the political crisis began last month al-jazeera has been else amanda has more now from colombo. promise of mine the rajapaksa pulling together several strands in his address to the nation talking about the mess this country had been dragged into by the government of running over missing her that prompted present my policy to say not to make the change and appoint rajapaksa as his prime minister he talked about how his government during its time with him as president had managed the country efficiently despite a world economic downturn handling and managing the war that they had still come out trump

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she was killed and dozens of others were hu. 5:41. coming up, more cases of sexual abuse in the catholic church. how many cases were reported over the past 30 years. >>> first, a new concept for carpool lanes. letting solo drivers pay to use the lanes here in the bay area. >>> right now the traffic is going to be busy on the east shore freeway after the earlier issues were cleared up. there is still slow traffic here. >> >>> >> >>> the only dry day of the week. the rain will start tomorrow. more on that if you are flying to chicago. 3 1/2 hour delays due to snow. coming up. >> >>> linda mar >>> welcome back. it's:44. it has taken six months and $1 billion but now nasa said the mars insight probe is hours away from landing on the surface of mars. allie rasmus is joining us live at the space center where everyone is invited to come and watch the landing. good morning. >>reporter: good morning. there will be a watch party here in oakland hills. the spacecraft called the insight supposed to touch down on the surface of mars around noon ou

the best day as wendy was hu mentioning isday to hit the road.ow flying, the busiest days actually will be wednesday. and listen to one woman who we talked to who already flew in and her own experience. >> the plane was canceled due to ice storms in denver. and so i had to spend the night in albuquerque, it was a pain in the rear end. and then get up super early, but here i am with my high school friends d, we've bee since we were 17. >> reporter: and you are spending thanksgiving together? >> you bet. >> reporter: back o here live you see people going to maryland, virginia, d.c., wherever, listen,t will be busy the next couple days. you have to be patient out here. we'll be monitoring the thanksgiving travel as it develops over the next couple days. and we'll report any problems to but we are well under way. unbelievable that thanksgiving ishis thursday. isn't it in just seemed like it got here too fast. >> i think takes week early, isn't it usually like the 27th or 28th? feels like a week early. >> all right. thanks, >>> folks, let us help make

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