i would also suggest increasing the height of the hyphen. and i know that is complicated, but in order to retain alternative two, i think there needs to be a more pronounced fiv hyphen between the two structures, if that gets pursued. in terms of all of that, i think the e.i. rr. is adequate. >> this is coming back to us again, right? >> no, no -- this will come back to the full h.p.c., after publishing the draft. >> there are the alter alternatives right now, and when they finish that, you'll get a 700 page -- >> and when does the planning commission see this? >> after the draft -- >> we're all learning what this new process is, too. >> no need to go into my next version -- >> this is for guidance for the project team. >> okay. good job. >> if i could kind of summarize the general comments, it is the opinion this isn't the greatest resource in the world, there are better sources of gothic design, and unionl generally the h.p.c. would push for to see the full alternatives, the increase in height. and the partial preservation alternative one

so as expected, since he equity rising approximately 70 hyphen 30, 70% equity, 30% bond, it is over 2018, starting in may, he didn't perform well, but up until now it was okay, and again , what we equity i is, only the portion of the cash that is is not deployed because our asset allocation has zero allocation to cash, so as a result, the cash that we do have , because we have regular roots, we equity eyes approximately 70 hyphen 30. >> sorry to mix it up, but there's a reason why i must put them together. okay. that concludes my couldn't -- my questions on this subject. anybody else? we have already done public comment. these are not action items. >> this is considered to be the best in the world, if we had a choice upon $25 billion into all your assets, reporting $25 billion into stocks, i guarantee you they would go for the s. m.p. 500. there's a lot of problems with that fund, even when he died, all the money he will leave to his wife. he wants to 95% of it into this fund and 10% in cash, so you should listen to him. i am a great believer in his comments. >> that takes us to item ten

such a hyphen in grown fertile ground for the growing of these huge huge arenal start ups and acknowledge investment and break through without the existence of israeli intelligence. the city of beersheba located in the negev desert is one of israel's key high tech centers. the advanced technologies park located on the outskirts of the city was founded in twenty thirteen and has been expanding ever since. the park is a magnet for israeli computer experts and their colleagues from around the world. five thousand personnel from unit eight two hundred are due to move to beersheba soon plus even more private sector computer security experts. the idea is to create a huge cybersecurity complex that will prepare israel for the future. it's a joint project that will combine the efforts of the israeli military plus the science and business community. is the director of the cyber security research center at ben gurion university l. of it says that this synergistic approach will help israel to defend itself against cyber attacks. we have a list naive about what can be done. because we don't know what

they also find love letters where johnson's name was hyphenated with his name.ate of delusion, thought that i was the mother of his unborn children. it was like i was watching a horror film. >> so there are similarities between rebecca schaefer's case and shawn johnson's case. they were young women really rising up. they were finding their careers. they were getting breaks. >> it's the same story that i went through and i was just very fortunate. >> in an instant, johnson's life changes. >> i had to have a different car. i had to move place -- like move homes. i had to have a different cell phone. i had to have a full time body guard. >> a year later, shawn johnson goes to court and faces down her stalker at trial. >> the first time i heard every detail of his master plan was when i was actually in court and i had to face him. that was probably, for me, more traumatizing than the actual event. it was almost like i had lost the fight, because i had to literally sit there in front of him and hear his plans and hear his story. >> she finds him gawking at her the en

stuart: do you like hyphenated america? you could say i'm an anglo-american. would never use that expression, ever. i'm an american. >> i agree 100%. stuart: i like your book. >> i like you, stuart. stuart: what's the full title again, please? >> "american spirit." that's the full title. stuart: it's literally out today. >> it literally is out today. stuart: where's my free copy? >> i got it for you in the back. stuart: okay. taya, it was a real pleasure. thank you very much for being with us. thank you. >>> another story about chick-fil-a. first it was san antonio, now no chick-fil-a at the airport in buffalo. why? ashley: because for the same reason san antonio used just two weeks ago. they say chick-fil-a has a long history of supporting and funding anti-lgbtq organizations and therefore, they do not belong in the buffalo airport. chick-fil-a has responded saying you've got it wrong, you don't understand our message. we support programs that supported the array of youth and educational programs nationwide, there's a problem they say with our messaging but w

no hyphens. deirdre: no. here we are. i'm a new yorker. ashley: that's a subcategory right there.l garza who has run the mill of all kinds of questions. ashley: have you ever thought about running for president? deirdre: i just messaged, these guys -- >> you are too kind. i ran for city council when i was young. i was elected in washington. deirdre: that could be the beginning. stuart: where? >> a town in washington that sits on the reservation within the bounds of yakima valley. i enjoyed it very much. public service. stuart: get anything done? >> we got some stuff done. there was some resistance to our program. of course, serving for the president of the united states was the ultimate privilege. stuart: were the city council meetings held in english and spanish? >> in english, obviously. stuart: all english. >> the town was like 85% latino, by the way. stuart: really. >> yeah. stuart: what brought so many latinos to that particular part of washington? >> apples, pears, peaches, cherry. a vibrant agricultural community which continues to be vibrant now with grapes, wines. stuart: