commissioners, my name is kevin chang. what the project sponsor has done is illegally combined three units into a single-family home with stairs and elevators connecting all floors. a single permit that was erroneously approved by the planning department. the approval was based on misrepresentations on the original permit, this should be considered as no approval for any work done since that permit was misleading. so does the single-family residence hid the single-family residence from code enforcement. expanded into the rear yard without variance or permit. the staff report is incomplete and inaccurate. so the zoning administrator originally determined permit issued in error and facade restored. please see the document attached, which is the document to the planning sponsor. there is no explanation as to why that determination has now changed. the main permit does not remove the third unit. there's no mention of removal of unauthorized dwelling unit at basement. the zoning administrat the -- [inaudible] >> -- noting only

application was fraudulently submitted by kevin chang using false identities, as were previous complaintsd support throughout this process. while we understand the severity of our mistakes and we take full responsibility for those requests, bebelieve we have been subjected to a range of accusations of those with compromised and undisclosed motives. having no real ability to respond to various statements or developments during the past hearings, we truly felt like ghosts attending our own funeral. our project has been held hostage in a power struggle between d.b.i. and members of this body while charges of corruption swirl around. some say this is the cost of doing business in san francisco, but i hope we agree this is not the case. in this instance, i ask that you stand on the side of due process and approve our building permit. thank you for your time and consideration. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm liz bridges, attorney on behalf of the applicant. i just want to make two comments. one, i wanted to address the issue of the third unit and remind you again that this unit was -- or

kevin? reporter: change echoing across iran this weekend of the those demand garnered attention of a ratherminent observer half a world away. [shouting] protests swept across the iranian capital over the weekend in response to the downing of the ukrainian airliner that killed everyone on board, including many iranian university student who had been studying abroad. some of the protesters even calling for the supreme leader to resign. after days of denial tehran acknowledged it launched the missile strike, calling it a mistake, later claimed without evidence that the aircraft turned toward a sensitive military site. the angry demonstrations were in sharp contrast to the days of mourning following the death of iranian general qassem soleimani who the president accused of plotting attacks on several u.s. embassies justifying his removal from the battlefield. the president took his concerns directly to the iranian people, tweeting in farsi and in english, that the government of iran must allow human rights groups to monitor and report facts from the ground adding that there cannot be another ma

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kevin. what do you make of this poll? how likely is it that this will change before the caucuses? w reliable are poles at this point? kevin: it is a great question. we tell the first poll coming out from cbs that shows those top three in contention at 23 points apiece -- it is a difference from the des moines poll we saw after thanksgiving which showed pete buttigieg leaving the field. days anyone's gas with 28 left who will ultimately win on february 3 in the caucuses. i think critical for these three and the other two on the debate stage next week -- that will be the key indicator for caucus-goers heading into that caucus. david: is the debate key in the iowa caucus? is.t in iowa, the grassroots are everything. ,f you look at the iran crisis i think it helps biden, although biden and bernie have different views. i think bernie's views on helping other countries around the world are much more aligned with hard-core democratic primary voters, so that could become an issue next week. i am looking ahead to the general and i'm looking at the numbers. if you look at the poll in the las

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kevin mccash farms oysters and for him climate change is a present danger, as warmer waters kill the perhaps now and into february, march, april. they're starting so much earlier. i believe it is climate change. the government is asleep at the wheel. and that government is led by scott morrison, who as a minister four years ago nailed his colours to the mast in the climate change debate. this is coal, don't be afraid, don't be scared. speaker: the treasurer knows the rule on props. it's coal, there's no word for coalaphobia officially, mr speaker, but that's the malady that afflicts those opposite. but australians are angry and the prime minister today did acknowledge climate change is a factor in the bushfires. but the powerful coal lobby and the right—wing of his party will fight meaningful change. as firefighters head to another blaze, australia's governor general, the queen's representative, arrives in new south wales. he's greeted by the state's transport minister, who says government policy must change. we've got to talk about climate engineering, not climate science any more.

despite trends president trump thing he does not want to start a war or seek regime change with ironic. kevinke joins us from west palm beach florida where president trump is wrapping up his vacation. >> good evening jon the base say the president's decision to strike him this decisive the democrat say it's reckless. the president says he is a terrorist to absolute positively had to be stopped. >> qassem soleimani has been killed and his body rampage is now forever gone. [cheering] he was plotting attacks against americans, but now we have ensured that his atrocities have been stopped for good. they are stopped for good. jon: those are the comments of the president in miami yesterday. he also another drone strike killed several members of his cadre. a fitting end for a man with the blood of hundreds of americans on his hands. however, congressional democrats were furious at the operation was carried out without their knowledge. specifically without the notification of the bipartisan gang of eight. this from speaker nancy pelosi, the full congress must be immediately briefed on the serious sit

announcement coming as the president says he does not want to start a war or seek regime change with iran. kevin corke our correspondent is live where the president is wrapping up his christmas celebration. and they may feel em boldened to strike general soleimani after all he has the blood of many americans on his hands. the democrats dissent is deafening. i'll shake some thoughts from the leading democrats. dick durbin from the state of illinois, says this risks further escalation between the u.s. and iran. chris murphy from connecticut called the white house totally unprepared for the consequences. adam smith of washington said the president's decision is pushing our country to the brink of another war. however, the president has made clear his obligation is to protect american lives and interests, and given that soleimani was planning, according to the white house, more attacks, he had to be eliminated. >> so let this be a warning to terrorists, if you value your own life, you will not threaten the lives of our citizens. >> americans have many blessings, but perhaps the greatest among them i

the president is taking last-minute advice, making changes to his statement, perhaps even changing his mind? kevin: i wouldn't infer that at the moment. reporting tor see just that. typically, the president has been a little party to these types of addresses, just given these a little tardy to types of addresses, just given his track record. to everyone's point in this conversation, the geopolitical domestic issues in the united states very much can be ignored. just from talking with progressive activists is in the last couple of hours, they are noting that senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are going to be on a joint phone call with grassroots fundraisers later, talking about their opposition to what they are now calling trump's war. that type of rhetoric is something that could -- and i am just getting worried that we have a two-minute warning for when the president will come out -- but to finish my thought, that type of rhetoric could prove a political risk for the president, a president who made the issue of the iraq war an issue in the 2016 presidential primary, and ran on the notion

kevin mccash farms oysters and for him climate change is a present danger, as warmer waters kill the perhaps now and into february, march, april. they're starting so much earlier. i believe it is climate change. the government is asleep at the wheel. and that government is led by scott morrison, who as a minister four years ago nailed his colours to the mast in the climate change debate. this is coal, don't be afraid, don't be scared. speaker: the treasurer knows the rule on props. it's coal, there's no word for coalaphobia officially, mr speaker, but that's the malady that afflicts those opposite. chanting: scomo has got to go! but australians are angry and the prime minister today did acknowledge climate change is a factor in the bushfires. but the powerful coal lobby and the right—wing of his party will fight meaningful change. as firefighters head to another blaze, australia's governor general, the queen's representative, arrives in new south wales. he's greeted by the state's transport minister, who says government policy must change. we've got to talk about climate engineering,

kevin: it's kind of been changing. was supposed to be regional -- helping him oversee five locations and get him some structure. lemonis: did he need structure? is it hard saying it with him standing there? kevin: no, it's not. i already told him. lemonis: oh, i know. kevin: i want to create a better people culture throughout the restaurants, and he needs to let me do that. lemonis: what does that mean? kevin: he needs to trust me. dave: i don't want to just turn him loose to go visit the stores. i want to know what he's up to. lemonis: how do the stores get human contact, and who do they get it from? dave: a lot of phone calls, a lot of texts. there is communication. lemonis: humcontact. who tells them they're doing a good job? who gives them a hug? who does all that? kevin: uh... grace was helping out with that, as well. lemonis: who's that? kevin: grace. lemonis: she works with stephanie? she handles some other stores, as well? kevin: randomly. lemonis: what's that? dave: she'll be leaving, so she's not gonna be a p

kevin but the implicit argue when you. guys make the implicit implicit point in changing this is that it will. there's a better likelihood that you would win and that's why you want to change it it's not out of principle it's because you want to win last minute to be fair on this program goes to kevin go ahead kevin. well ted but it is about fairness because think about if the electoral college was abolished you would just focus on 5 or 6 states you'd be focused on getting every vote out getting to everybody because right now you know that ok there are certain states that are foregone conclusions and certain candidates want to spend time there if you're democrat why even go to the so-called fly over states or for republican wives waste time in california but if there's no electoral college one person one vote it encourages candidates to get in front of everybody republicans know that all of their candidates would be dead on arrival so the popular vote we saw hillary clinton get 3000000 more votes than donald trump that's why they're fighting to keep the electoral college let's not act like tha

stealing their patents, infringe am and copying them, i don't think that anything change, china is china, kevinght, this thing with currency manipulation that is ceremonial, at best. keep in mind with j powell is doing with currency manipulation, same sold, to me this is a trues not a -- truce not a deal. >> a truce is better than a war. >> right. and we're no longer escalating, no longer tit-for-tat tariffs put on everything' that we're exporting and they import. it is a plus. i think that biggest outcome that positive from from battle so far, is that everyone in the world is aware of what china is doing, companies, perhaps not in this boat but so many, have diversified their supply chain, they have should have done again years ago china was engaged in the same practices, and the wto we've seen, is more willingness to parts of our english, french and german partners to try to reform the wto, they tried for 15 years they gave it up, that could be on the booking again. david: the last word, nancy pelosi says she is delaying delivering articles of impeachment to prevent a cover-up in senate. a re

so what changed in a week, kevin?i think, listen, mike was trying to be respectful to friends of his as well in iowa when asked on the road. today what he's saying is i think any american should see and does see, we areistential t be tied down by the rules of the past. we have to change the rules to win elections going forward and we have to get into states where the battle is going to be fought. there is one campaign today that is fighting in those states and it is mike bloomberg. >> bloomberg is also saying now, even if he loses the primary, he's going to keep the offices open, up and running to defeat trump and campaign for whoever is the nominee. even if the nominee is campaigning on something like elizabeth warren's wealth tax, that bloomberg called unconstitutional, he'll put money towards that? >> it is a remarkable pledge, i think it tells you everything about who mike bloomberg is. before he got into this race, you know, he was asked, repeatedly, about whether he would support elizabeth warren if she was the

outcome know the although, as kevin points out, it seems to be changing every moment.lked to troy price, the iowa state democratic party chairman, who said the absence of senator candidates is not really weighing on the voters or organizers minds. a lot of people know who they are going to vote for and the undecideds are not making their decision based on whether bernie sanders was there last night or elizabeth warren is there tonight. they are a very well studied group of voters. they know the candidates want to be there. they are not sure it is really going to change the outcome of the caucuses on monday night. between sandwiched these events, we have the state of the union address. do we have any idea how he will be received? >> optimism is the tone he will be trying to strike. republicans will look to support him. according to a briefing that the white house held earlier today with reporters, he is also going to talk about health care. use thatng to try to as an opportunity to lay out his vision not just for the next calendar year but also for the campaign. what wi

kevin cirilli. i want to cut to the chase and backup. will there be a monitor -- moderate changeevin: i don't think there will be. collins, lisausan murkowski, and the others were saying they are open to the idea of witnesses. they are not changing what they say as it relates to john bolton's manuscript, they are just doubling down on the issue. they have been saying that for weeks. tom: is the manuscript out? have people seen "the unpublished book"? kevin: no. if you serve in an administration in a national security realm, any book you write has to be vetted so staffers are raising the -- this to the white house and who knew this was going to come out? francine: the senators you were referencing to where how many are needed to subpoena john bolton. kevin: precisely. from a policy standpoint, if there were witnesses the trial would drag on for several additional weeks. it is not just that they would hear from john bolton but likely from hunter biden and others. trial was of the largely anticipated to be wrapped up by the state of the union address on february 4, but if there were

senator sanders opposes the deal and he says it's because of climate change but our correspondent kevin corke taking a look at a trade deal so big at another time would be the top headline of the day. >> normally this would be a big story. still an overwhelming victory for the president as the senate finally passes the usmca 89-10. i should point this out, among the ten who voted against it, the fierce critic of the president who has just so happens is running to replace him. >> a couple of things happened today that are very exciting. usmca past the senate, one of the biggest trade deals ever made. >> on air and online where he taught yesterday's china trade deal and he subsequently approved trade deal with mexico and canada, president trump spent copious amounts of capital on trade, amongst hands of hand-wringing at the capitol finally gave way to hand handshakes. >> the bill is passed. >> dissension in the chamber threaten to overshadow the moment as democrats, one republican, one independent from bernie sanders, voted no. >> the concern is under nafta 2, we'll consider to see nafta

kevin cirilli spoke with david bernhardt to talk about the changes. is a what we have done is come out with a proposal that will go out for public comment that improves on the national environmental .olicy act it is a wonderful statute that has a noble mission. that mission is to ensure for government decisions that are likely to affect the environment that the government before making a decision and taking an action, goes and thinks about the environmental consequences of its proposed action, looks at alternatives to the proposed action, and solicits public input. the those things are done, goal is to make a more informed decision based on that information. nekeep that core tenant of pa in place and fulfill that mission. we come up with protocols that allows to make decisions more quickly, minimize needless and ints about things, think it will really allow us to move forward, not only construction projects, pipelines. it will also affect the building of indian schools on federal lands. the ability of us to move quickly and come up with new wildfires.

change —— eye generally. when come out now. and kevin nash, jim watt have any regret?ief, and it was neverfed back to me, but if he had committed these crimes and said a have committed them now go and sons, that is really different to what actually happened. so why don't have any regrets that. seth freedman, thank you for coming on hardtalk. hello there. we saw a brief window of fine weather for wednesday. many of us stay dry with some sunshine. but it's all change. the next area of low pressure moving in for thursday, bringing another spell of wet and windy weather to our shores. you can see here showing up on the pressure chart, moving up from the south—west, the isobars closer together across the board, but particularly across western areas. so it'll be a wet start from the word go across northern ireland, scotland, some snow on the hills, and then the rain will pile into many southern and western areas through the day, largely working their way eastward so we should stay dry in the east until after dark. gale force winds for many, 40—50 mph gusts, in excess of 60 m

change because the most recent quarter was better than feared the big change here in late october under armour announced that kevin plank was resigning from the ceo job though staying on as executive chairman and brand chief. his replacement, patrick frisk who took over as chief operating officer in 2017, and for that he spent more than a decade working with good one, timberland, north face a good pedigree. my view, the accounting probe is contained. i think the scrutiny is overdone i don't want to take it off the table. can't do that but it's not important. i wish i could be more sanguine about the actual company prospects. unlike nike's leadership, theirs feels too much of more of the same this company needs a bit of a new vision although i think if kevin came here right now with mr. frisk we could get that vision explained but right now i feel like i just feel like the market is too cruded for what they're offering and know this is this hover is doing well but it just seems -- i don't know it seems lost in the shuffle kevin is adamant he's been instrumental in the company's recent turnaround but it hasn't alway

change. life in the arts international world you sense a very good afternoon money as kevin owen welcome to this latest half hour update 1st off right now into iran millions of mourners have turned out for the funeral of the money the country's most powerful general was assassinated in a u.s. air raid outside baghdad airport in iraq on friday there's been a huge outpouring of grief across the middle east and beyond iran's supreme leader ali a wept as he said prayers over the slain commanders coffin so mourners carried red flags associated with just bloodshed and revenge one of the 1st repercussions for the united states has come from iraqi am peace of voted sunday to expel foreign forces from the country for conducting the killing on their soil but donald trump then warned iraq to brace itself for heavy sanctions if it kicks troops out. we have a very extraordinarily expensive ear piece that's there it costs billions of dollars to build long before my time we're not living unless they pay us back for it if they do ask us to leave if we don't do it in a very friendly basis will charge them sancti

change. there live from the us international world news center good afternoon my name is kevin now in welcome to this latest half hour update and right now the streets of tehran as you can see there and shoulder remain packed with tens of thousands of mourners today for the funeral procession of the money the country's most powerful general was assassinated in a u.s. air raid at baghdad airport in iraq on friday iran's supreme leader earlier wept as he said prayers over the slain commander's coffin there's been a huge outpouring of grief across the middle east and beyond one of the 1st repercussions for the united states has come from iraqi employees who voted on sunday to expel foreign forces from the country for conducting the killing on this soil but donald trump then board iraq to brace itself for heavy sanctions if we kicks troops out. we have a very extraordinarily expensive ear piece that's there it cost billions of dollars to build long before my time we're not leaving unless they pay us back for it if they do ask us to leave if we don't do it in a very friendly basis will charge them

but first let's bring in kevin corke with the latest from the white house. >> call for change her mind those demands are have garnered the attention of a prominent observer half a orld away. [inaudible] protests swept across air rounding capital this weekend the response of the downing of the ukraine airliner that killed everyone on board.ty including many i iranian university students have been studying abroad, some of the protesters even calling for the supreme leader to resign. after days of denial, teran acknowledged that it launch the missile strike, calling it a mistake, but later claims without evidence that theli aircraft to turn toward a sensitive militaryn site. the angry demonstration were in sharp contrast to the days of morning following the death of a ronnie in general soleimani that the president said he had plotted several attacks on embassies. justifying his removal of thean battlefield. the president took his concerns directly to the iranian people tweeting in farsi and english at the government of iran must let human rights groups monitor armor report facts from the

change that. let's bring in the founder of veteran recruiting, kevin o'brien.e you're taking on. why did you choose to reach out to this specific class of rest e runs anveterans and why are they struggling. >> after a year, about 50% still report being unemployed. the same is going to ring true for veterans that find themselves caught up in the criminal justice system. a lot of the crimes they committed are related to ptsd, mental health issues, anxiety, depression, doesn't necessarily mean these can't be successful contributing members of society. so we think employers would be well served looking at this talent pool when trying to fill jobs remaining in the country today. cheryl: in general, more than 50% of people that serve time find themselves unemployed a year after they're released. 9% of our nation's veterans do have some type of record. is that a high number or is that number actually improved? >> well, i think it's right in line with the average -- the national average for people just in general that have criminal records. it's reported that 70 millio

that, along with this here, we think it is going to really change the markets for our commodities for our farmers and ranchers. kevin of trade policy in the past 24 hours, it has been a monumental day as it relates to china and canada and mexico. i am curious, though, when you look at the european front in terms of where tariffs go, phil hogan was a washington, the amope trade chief, i wondering if you are concerned with europe. sen. rounds: we know that our beef is in demand in japan and china. this is going to be huge for our producers. we want to see those negotiations back on track again. is a real opportunity for farm producers in the midwest to share their product with folks in europe. we are very excited about the fact that as we knock these off one at a time, we are making good new trade deals. the president's right. you've got to take these one at a time. you've got to work them through, and it got to be towards a fair trade deal. our producers are going to win on this one. kevin: you chair the subcommittee on cyber on the senate armed services committee. as we look to china phase two, do you have a timelin

when the democratic party is listening to kevin mccarthy we should actually change our party.k that last night the one thing i liked is we didn't focus on impeachment. i know that all the other tv shows away were hoping that they would throwing darts at trump nonstop. i'm glad they didn't. they have to talk about where they stand, what they would do as president. i thought there was a good debate on healthcare. as you know, i think that's going to be a major discussion over the presidential election. it was a major discussion in the midterms. it was a major discussion why we won the governorships in both louisiana and kentucky. i think actually the president's been incredibly wrong on where he is with the affordable care act and i think that's a winning topic for the democratic party and i think that they showed a real strength last night on. dagen: i'm waiting for somebody to say to elizabeth warren if you are so smart and so confident and so strong, as a woman, why did you lie about your ethnicity to benefit in your career as a lawyer for literally a couple of decades. why d

change. their life in the arts international world the center for a good afternoon to my name is kevin owen here with the latest update and we're going to 1st of all the streets absolutely packed there with millions of mourners for the funeral procession of money the country's most powerful general was assassinated in a u.s. air raid at baghdad airport in iraq on friday iran's supreme leader earlier wept says he said prayers over the slain commanders coffin there's been a huge outpouring of grief across the middle east and beyond one of the 1st repercussions for the united states came yesterday from iraqi m.p.'s who voted sunday to expel 4 of forces from their country for conducting the killing on their soil but donald trump then warned iraq to brace itself for heavy sanctions if it does kick those troops out. we have a very extraordinarily expensive ear piece that's there it cost billions of dollars to build long before my time we're not living unless they pay us back for it if they do ask us to leave if we don't do it in a very friendly basis will charge them sanctions like they've never seen

was no ability to earn money from from sport medal changed in 1995 when sports became commercialise that was you know when kobe bryant a year before kevin rudd was drafted into the n.b.a. so it was at that time that here in australia plus in places like china philippines taiwan this sort of the world were able to see a high school kid an 18 year old enter the n.b.a. and set foot on the court he went on to great things you know almost immediately winning 3 titles there was shaq and that was at the same period where you know you know being in in and you know straley are in this sort of the world where with asia and australasia being was drafted in 2003 when. that was a huge huge piece of news not only you know straley about in china where you know to have a professional athlete of any school was almost unheard of to learn one playing in you know one of the largest sports in the world say. you know a big raise and wachovia is felt to the extent that he's over here is that because he's county came along at a very unique time and you know behind a very aggressive marketing campaign from not for i have a decade and he was the 1st real superst

change. the popularity of their films has never been greater and there's no kevin there it was all old content they have two or three new shows. then he think about the things like cord cutting, espn, and i feel like either they have done one or two things. they have -- or they have ratcheted down the expectations for those specific problem areas to the point where wall street is not downgrading the stock over them it's not like a classic value stock. for me this is a company that's fined its footing as a growth stock. i want to be long and involved stephanie link, you own it i have been trimming it. what do you think of what josh said, the view on the stock, part of this note says plenty of finds are long decides any. >> i was overweight the stock. now a market weight. at the does trade at 26 times forward. 72% of the sell side has buys on it so it is a consensus-long idea whether portfolio manager are really long, long, whatever it is, i just think the easy money has been made. a fabulous company they have a diverse earnings stream so i think that's very much the case what are you willing to

changed? maybe women are more engaged and more happy to talk about it, but i think it is a generalisation and as kevinsome gateway to lavish behaviour...! —— laddish behaviour. thank you both very much, lovely to see you. i haven't asked you what you are going to be doing on brexit day. i am going to be standing outside in the cold. that's it for the papers. you can catch up with the programme on the website. it is on the iplayer. thanks again for watching, and goodbye. hello and welcome along to the programme. the la la kers the la lakers game against the clippers has been postponed following the death of the basketball great kobe bryant. the five—time nba champion played for the lakers five—time nba champion played for the la kers throughout five—time nba champion played for the lakers throughout his 20 year professional career. this was due to be there first game since kobe brya nt be there first game since kobe bryant and his daughter and eight others died in a helicopter crash on sunday. the nba confirmed the fixture would take place at a later date out of respect for the lakers organisation. ars

kevin mccarthy; and his son-in-law and top adviser, jared kushner. in the aftermath of the strike, the president said the u.s. does not seek regime change in iran. >> i have deep respect for the iranian people. they are a remarkable people with an incredible heritage and unlimited potential. >> reporter: with an eye always on the upcoming election, the president went right to miami for a campaign event with evangelical supporters. >> he was planning a very major attack, and we got him. ( cheers ) >> reporter: as you just heard, the crowd cheered when the president mentioned the strike, rven though he campaigned on a promise to end u.s. involvement in the middle east. margaret. >> brennan: paula reid, thank you. ces. intelligence tracked soleimani as he traveled in the region, waiting for the right moment to strike. david martin is at the pentagon tonight with details on that operation. >> reporter: this is what's left after the two vehicles carrying soleimani and his aides were struck by american drones, setting off what could be an earthquake in the middle east. he had just landed at baghdad international airport on a trip intended to

change things. but if it is not in the senate, on the record, that it doesn't count, right? kevinprecisely. -- this is what we know. anytime a former administration official writes a book, it usually has to go through a clearance process in order for national security issues to be vetted. what's interesting about this is what we don't know right now is how many individuals inside the white house actually vetted this book. particularly as it relates to national security concerns. john bolton is someone who had a front row seat. of account is no doubt interest to people like susan collins and democrats, as well as other republicans. but again, it's incredibly unlikely that this would what is they alter expectation, that the president will not be convicted. vonnie: kevin cirilli, we appreciate it. let's get a quick check on markets. we are well off the lows. major indices down 1.2%. the s&p 500 has not lost 1% or more in 74 days before today. just a few dozen members of the s&p 500 in the black today. the energy sector down for a sixth day. wti trading below $53 a barrel. 98.dollar i