my name is john hood, and i'm the architect that's representing the owners of this project. after 35 years of practicing in the city, this is my first time to be before the board of appeals, so this is my initial voyage. our project with the approved variance adds to the city three accessory dwelling units and maintains three parking spaces in the existing building. miss saber has appealed the variance because she maintains that we have unlawfully taken her parking. in fact, we have offered here a parking space that it is -- that is in the same building and closer to her unit than the one she had before. the same size, offers the same storage, and she may still park on the sidewalk in front of her space, even though it's illegal, but that is the nature of this neighborhood. and she has that same right with the new parking space. so i'd like -- i'd like to show you the project now quickly. the -- the diagram -- the green rectangle. can you turnoff the words, please, thank you. >> commissioner honda: we can't. that's required. sunshine ordinance requires that. >> okay. we'll w

john bell hood." the contests rage until the last round of ammunition was extended. ranks of brave men were mowed down in heaps right and left. never before was i so continuously troubled with the fear that might horse would further injure someone did follow lying -- fellow lying helpless on the ground." soldier in the fourth texas. "the hottest place ever saw on earth or want otto see hereafte. there were shot shells, balls sweeping the face of the earth, legs, arms and parts of human bodies flying in the air like straw in a whirlwind. the dogs of war were loose and havoc was their cry." hooker. he's wounded and carried off the field. "every stock of corn in the northern part of the field was caught as closely as good a been done with the knife. it was never my fortune to witness such a dismal bloody battlefield." coates. " when we first entered the field, the stocks stood thick and strong. but by the close of the day not a stalk, scarcely a vestige of corn could be seen anywhere to show that a crop of grain had been gathered." this crop of grain was gathered not by

john bell hood still had about 40,000 men in northern alabama. i sort of going to the march, i actually use this image in part because this image is a total misrepresentation of sherman's march. because, as you can see, it is the big wide, it's pretrade is this big wide swath. it is not. this is one of the biggest misconceptions. swat 50s march cut a miles wide across georgiah. it's not, like, i describe it as not a lawnmower stripe. not a 50 mile wide swath. because the way the march work, it was actually in four columns. there was a left-wing and a right wing of two columns. i think it is better to think about it, as i a use a metaphor of a row of stitches. there are spaces in between so that there are areas of george's that are actually not touched by sherman's march. -- in areas of georgia. it is a massive army. it is 62,000 strong. there are 218 regiments. i like the factor there are 52 from ohio alone. they traveled only about 10 miles a day. this very leisurely pace for these veterans. so, they finally step out on november 15. this is them

among those drawing impressive reviews is "boyz n the hood" directed by john singleton. >> i really wanteded what i had seen growing up as a black man in los angeles. los angeles police department, i mean, they were kind of occupying force. it really became a war zone. >> i didn't do nothing. >> you think you tough, huh. >> four los angeles police officers who appeared in that videotape of the rodney king beating went on trial today. >> defense attorneys claiming they couldn't get a fair trial in los angeles got the case moved to more conservative neighboring ventura county. >> it felt like the officers were being sent to a very friendly venue and certainly more friendly venue than a downtown l.a. jury would have been. >> the defense picked apart the videotape and every image was turned around to say see where king is threatening the police officers. it's not about race. it's about king resisting. >> you didn't see him to have a weapon, did you? >> yes, i did see him to have a weapon. >> what kind of a weapon did mr. king have? >> it was his body. >> we're ready. we're well prepared to tak

volumes that tell the story of a boy's journey from childhood to adult hood while depicting the complete cycle of the four seasons in john is probably best known to people outside south korea as a location for the international airport that serves the capital seoul but officials here seem determined that the city should be recognized for far more than just the place you fly in and out of with hopes that some of the millions of passengers who use the nearby airports can be persuaded to stay a while in incheon the city has big tourism aspirations. and now other industrial buildings are being looked at as potential canvases for more art. a lot of companies with similar styles of us have said they want to paint them aware that one might please the public don't put those paint brushes away just yet robert bryant al jazeera incheon city south korea. that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera from me fully back to the home team here in doha thank you very much for watching live from london you center next. getting to the heart of the matter how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries facin

volumes that tell the story of a boy's journey from childhood to adult hood while depicting the complete cycle of the four seasons in john is probably best known to people outside south korea as a location for the international airport that serves the capital seoul but officials here seem determined that the city should be recognized for far more than just the place you fly in and out of with hopes that some of the millions of passengers who use the nearby airports can be persuaded to stay a while in incheon the city has big tourism aspirations. and now other industrial buildings are being looked at as potential canvases from out. there you say literacy or when a lot of companies with similar silos have said they want to paint them with what might please the public don't put those paint brushes away just yet robert bright al-jazeera incheon city south korea the latest on all of our top stories on al-jazeera dot com including the tsunami in indonesia which has killed more than two hundred twenty people. and for the battle with the headlines on al-jazeera tsunami has hit indonesia killing at least two hundred twenty two pe

hood. we need to name and shame. we need to call out these companies when they are censoring instances of videos like this john stossel that had no grounds to be censored on. so i don't think as conservatives we should be calling for more regulation. these are all private companies that are allowed set their own standards and guidelines but they, google and others need to communicate to the people using share platforms what the guidelines and standards are and be consistent following up how they enforce them. charles: that is the confusing part. no one knows why. people scratching their head, particularly often either a tweet or something, on youtube that seems to be blatantly offensive to other people, but perhaps okay with progressives? >> exactly. i think google's ceo would be wise to bring examples of when google has taken down liberal products, liberal articles and compare that to the amount of times that they're taking down conservative content. and that would actually provide some data to conservatives if they're saying they're not censoring speech, provide some data to prove it. charles: kelsey, keep naming an

hood as they went through the terrible on base shooting. george h.w. bush will fly back to houston texas. you often point out this is a guy from greenwich, connecticut. i talked with johnentle conceit that george herbert walker bush went west in a make it or bust oil venture. there was no chance that he was going to be allowed to fail in life and fall flat on his face. i mean that affectionately but accurately. >> there's a lot of dusters out there. i think it's interesting the politics who were grown up with you who had advantages. they turned out pretty good politically. nelson rockerfeller was one of those. they've had a hard time coming down to where they were born to meet the people. they've worked at it. we've had a mixed bag over the years. i think we'll have fewer of those in the future. i think they may have had their day. we'll see. >> going to get that quote somewhere. you can hear sirens. we have so many various motorcades on the streets of washington now. i'm imagining some of these vips having not seen each other for a while have lingered behind in the national cathedral. remember you have prince charles who will head back to the uk. you have the german c

hood. you can provide the rest of those comments so that the commissioners -- >> thank you. next speaker, please. i didn't call a speaker. elizabeth dorthy. regina morning star galley, peter alexander and john mcmannus. good afternoon. >> today i brought a delegation of bear, mountain line. lion, there's an american eagle and other species out in the hall. really what i want is to encourage you to think about the entire watershed. the point being that it's not just fish that we're talking about here but an entire watershed. every ecosystem is built as a watershed ecosystem. as many of the great speakers here already today had pointed out, we have the watershed but that's just one watershed amongst and that is tied into a greater ecosystem tired into a greater watershed ecosystem that feeds into the bay. it is also part of a greater watershed ecosystem. and so, my encouragement is like many others, is to accept the water board's proposal to increase flows to 40 at the minimum, 60, 70, 80% and to put -- even if we only care about humans. even if everybody in this room says you know what, forget it, i don't care about the bears or anything but us, the point is that you can't have an ongoing wa