my name is phil kearney my sister is susan kearney. the two of us are the k group. we are asking for the commission to grant our jurisdiction request to reopen the permit window. we are city natives. we have never complained to this board or any board before. this is our very first time showing into a forum like this. the permit we are contesting was apparently issued in august of 2017. it directly impacts our building. and we'll talk about that in a moment. it's going to require us to spend at least thousands if not tens of thousands of dollars. and we literally even though this was the permit was granted in august 2017 we literally learned of this in a sushi shop two months ago in 2019. and my sister will talk more about the notice in just a moment. we bought this three-unit building in 2000, almost two decades ago. we've never lived there not for a night not for a day. and the notice went there instead of to us to our tenants who never notified us. we don't contest that bruce and megan who we've known for many years have a right to expand their home at all. but i

welcome, tiffany kearney. >> thank you. good morning, commissioners and director mcspadden. i'm tiffany kearney, and i'm a program director for the department of ageing and disability services. in the report, it was noted that many consumers find the system of social services complex and sometimes difficult to navigation which can be a barrier to access. a key recommendation in the report to address this issue including care navigation and peer support programming. shanti and curry senior center as a contractor will provide both types of services through this grant. with care navigation, clients are provided one-on-one assistance by care navigators to access the services they need. care navigators are knowledgeable about available resources in the city and trained to coordinate service connections, conduct advocacy, and provide social support service for clients. peer support provides extra prove through peer support volunteers. these volunteers are trained to provide practical and emotional support for clients. peer support volunteers are effective for clients who encounter

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known juan is a senior lecturer in politics and international relations at the university of bath and kearney joins me on the line now very good evening to you tube and what we're witnessing now donald trump's move china's countermove is this is all part of the dance of of an ongoing trade negotiations or is it a sign that things aren't going well. well i think i agree with your disses. tree in the tree is also a bold us china competition. i think all this has been triggered by the reason a little sledge the legislation all the hong kong human rights and democracy act. or we tie asian again is the washington d.c. has to do with the act which is being perceived by beijing is interfering and breaching all the chinese saw frontier over hong kong. a few years ago or the beijing or 40 or the same state of the world out beijing has all for jurisdiction over hong kong and because the act having certain impact and construct over how hong kong government will conduct is only turn off here so does this being perceived by beijing as completely breaching the chinese sovereignty over on cop did you think

40,000 at the aviva stadium in dublin — they are currently leading 43—14 against northampton, dave kearneyngland went into their final one day international against pakistan hoping for a series whitewash. instead, they got a bit of a wash—out as rain thwarted their hopes of a 3—0 win. egnland had looked to be in a strong position before the heavens opened in kuala lumpur. henry moeran reflects on the action that was played in that game and the series as a whole.... frustration in the end for england unable to complete a clean sweep in this one—day international series because of the rain that has seen the post series presentation taking place behind me under shelter. 38 overs we re place behind me under shelter. 38 overs were all that were possible, include reducing pakistan to 145—8, more impressive bowling for sarah glenn, four wickets for just 18 more impressive bowling for sarah glenn, four wickets forjust 18 runs for her. now for heather knight a nswer for her. now for heather knight answer site is on to the t20 series as preparation for the t20 world cup begins to build. we did not s

focus in london on friday after andrew bailey was named the next governor of the bank replacing mark kearney over in south america the evo vesper had another very good week finishing up as it continues to stay in that record territory the evo vesper has increased 23719 points or 26 percent since the beginning of 2019 sliding up here to north america and the b.m.v. in mexico is up and here in the u.s. all 3 major indices are up as well in fact all 3 scored record highs again on thursday unfazed by president impeachment. well finding ongoing support from the u.s. china trade deal the passage of the u.s. embassy a trade deal to replace nafta by the house and the improving economic data again this is pretty significant as the impeachment of a sitting president did nothing to shake markets which as we've told you is likely because the markets know that impeachment is really just all the show and then jumping north up into canada here the t s x is up this week as well as canada's main stock index pushed to a record high in late morning trading powered by gains in the key financial and industrial s

the project will still meet the requirements of the sutter-kearney historic guidelines and will continue the plane of the existing street facade, the storefront at the ground level will provide the main entries into the hotel lobby and the retail, and there'll also be a secondary egress to the side alley of the building, as

services in 2019, got perspective from rich ,reenfield and greg per tale head of retail practice at 80 kearneynk that is the policy. we like to call it streaming wars and i think the press in the industry likes to talk about one of these eating into the other but the reality is we are going to see an explosion of streaming services. the consumer wants to stream video. we have seen it with what happened with netflix and hulu. even look at youtube, look at how much time is being spent. you have jeffrey katzenberg introducing whidbey, but every where you look, people want to stream content. the consumer is spending right month for0 dollars a linear tv packages. you still have millions of subscribers to multichannel television. the number of homes that actually have to have sports and news, and the only way they can get that is through a linear tv package, that is 40,000,000-50,000,000 homes that are going to come out of the pay-tv bundle. the cut the cord tied bundling. they're going to find new ways of getting content whether it is netflix, amazon or hulu or disney plus or apple tv plus. andof t

unemployment sword and you have a workingman's party led by this demagogue dennis kearney.he street is not named after him. riots in sued and they burned down chinatown. this happened up and down the state of los angeles was they hung dozens of people of chinese ancestry from lampposts down the streets. >> at the same time without the railroad california would not exist because we don't have the rivers or canals or the water to have connected anything off the thin strip of the coast. there would be no stockton. >> california would exist, better than it is. those railroad towns he built, davis, railroad town, when he went to the city of stockton and you are near the confluence of her only two big rivers, san joaquin and sacramento. we want to build a port, a rail station. why do that? on top of that, i need a significant amount of land, and they said no, we are not going to do that. just south of stockton, the name of jenny's family so they named it after his in-laws and stockton. >> he opened his own fairy line too. and in the bay. >> real charming guy. >> a very successful

the project will still meet the requirements of the sutter-kearney historic guidelines and will continue the plane of the existing street facade, the storefront at the ground level will provide the main entries into the hotel lobby and the retail, and there'll also be a secondary egress to the side alley of the building, as well. once the project is in title, we'll bring on things such as building designers, and we'll also continue working with the acoust acoustical engineers who will provide the studies. we weren't surprised that the p.o.e., noise, did not significantly add to the ambient noise at night. additionally, we've been working at frost street lighthouse, and we haven't received any opposition to date, but both ross and i are here to answer any questions that you might have about the project. >> president bleiman: have a questi -- i have a question. there's a bar at the ground level. is this bar that's being built, is it going to be the owners of the hotel or they're going to bring in a management crew to run the hotel? >> it's going to be the latter. they're looking for it to

all of this talking and then she followed the sound and walked in and was treated by french man in kearneyench speaker and writer will 795 frenchmen and one frenchwoman. the one frenchwoman was his sister. and gertie had essentially entered this parallel nazi detention center for so-called special and honored prisoners of the ss. thanks nazis, before and during world war ii, kept these special prisoners in special locations inside of the death camps. also in villas and castles and hotels across germany. this wasn't through any sense of benevolence on their parts. it was deeply cynical. they were holding the missteps. as potential propaganda tools, potential people they could swap for people they wanted. and hostages, when things got bad as he understood the things might well get very bed. the loose piece about the system that she had entered was that keeping some food compared to most prisoners. they had alcohol. and they'll play, it's all like an old people's home. most of these president prisoners will will elderly and ill play games everyday. the play some tennis, and different people l

properties are split between two conservation districts with the majority of properties falling within the kearney market missions sutter and the remaining two properties falling within the newmont gomery missions second street conservation district. here are the subject properties locations and respective designated categories and mapped in relation to one another and their districts boundaries. the six properties located within the kmms district are regulated by the designating ordinance and appendix e of the planning code and their building modifications were reviewed using section 6 and 7 of that code section. the similarly the two newmont gomery properties were reviewed under section 6 and 7 of article 11 a plen dictio11 appendix f. 79 new montgomery has gone changes. replacement of windows, installation of lights and anings and the legal establishment of the three projecting signs on the corners of new montgomery, mission and jesse streets. the work, which has been done without permit, seeking with legalization includes the small display boxes for student work, the roll up garage doors along

governor at the bank and the current head of the financial conduct authority will take over for mark kearneye for the role. —— to be the governor of —— andrew bailey. i'm delighted to announce that the next governor of the bank of england will be andrew bailey. we said that we we re will be andrew bailey. we said that we were looking for a leader of international standing, with expertise across monetary, economic, and regulatory policy. and in andrew bailey, we have found just that. with this appointment to be governor of the uk's central bank, andrew bailey has reached the pinnacle of the financial system. but it's been very close to the top of it for at least 15 years. that means he will fit in easily surrounded by lots of familiarfaces. but fit in easily surrounded by lots of familiar faces. but it also fit in easily surrounded by lots of familiarfaces. but it also means he's been there before and after many of the things that went wrong. from 2004, as the bank of england presided over the credit boom that pumped up the housing market and led to the 2008 banking crisis, andrew bailey was

that was co- like it -- located between a number of italian and japanese vendors at the corner of kearney and market, eventually it moved south to howard street where it continued for another half a century in -- and in 1953, ended up where it is today. and half a century later, as our downtown continues to expand with the growth of jobs and economic opportunities, the flower market has yet again found itself at the crossroads one it is -- where it is now time to move again, but there are -- and this has been one of the most complicated things that has happened to me and the 20 years that i have been in and out of this job and the 35 years that i have been in the business of negotiating real estate, but as somebody who does both of those things, one thing is abundantly clear to me, which is that the parties, the 50 some odd vendors, the individuals who work for what used to be called the italian side and the japanese side, which is now called, i think the flower market -- i don't even know what it is called anymore, it is an l.l.c. all of those people should have, and must have the unfett

oil -- alix: he'll succeed kearney. >> this is when we move on and discard the old.e house of commons, the prime minister tried to take the u.k. out of the european union on january 31. >> brexit will be done. it will be over. the story the last 3 1/2 years. alix: they have a new 80-seat majority. >> people who put down $5,000 to have a picture taken don't have the same priorities as people who are struggling with student loan debt or struggling to pay off medical debt. >> can't help but feel that might have been directed at me. alix: democratic candidates sparred onstage last night. >> it was a long night for south bend mayor pete buttigieg and took it not only from senator warren but also from senator amy klobchar. the candidates are really jockeying. >> we are about to add another document to this stack. the patsage of the united states-canada-mexico trade agreement. alix: it replaces the north american free trade agreement with strong bipartisanship support. >> it's been quite a week in washington. we had the usmca passing the house yesterday and we expect mitch

apparently there's one walmart in kearney, new jersey, which has some stock, limited stock available if you need to buy. but this is great for apple. ashley: you wouldn't to go there? susan: you can get that for me for christmas even though i already have a pair. wedbush says they will ship 65 million of these airpods, even the base model, 65 million this year, 2019, and 90 million next year. the stock has a lot more to go. stuart: think of the revenue from ear pods or airpods, whatever. think of the revenue here. millions of sales. susan: the wearables itself, that division, that includes the watch, by the way, a fortune 200 company on its own. they generate $15 billion to $20 billion in sales. stuart: my, oh, my. i'm not big on negatives but i will bring another one in here. maybe boeing. take a look at that premarket. it's actually up again this morning, at $328 a share. yesterday, they announced they are temporarily suspending max jet production as of january. what kind of effect will that suspension have on the overall economy? john lonski, he's an economist, he should know, any

about party leaders there, surelyjo swinson will be another one, which is why i want to go to martha kearney to a conservative down the floor behind me who has been looking at the results, and his view is that this whole contest here is on view is that this whole contest here isona view is that this whole contest here is on a knife edge, although she might scrape through in the end, an s&p counsellor told me they were quietly confident. the lib dems aren't having any of it, they say that what she picked up on the ground means they are confident she will continue to hold the seat. as you have been discussing in your programme, there will be a big inquest. whatever happens here in east dunbartonshire, there will be a big inquest into how the liberal democrats did nationally, and their strategy. i have been talking to one senior figure who says it will be very disappointing if they get fewer than 12 seat, under 20 seats, rather, and then also to a senior figure in the party who has been very critical of the party's strategy on revoking article 50, so thatis strategy on revoking article 50, so t