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larkin- >> yeah. i just want to thank judi for developing and giving this report with zero help from me. [laughter] i'll try to be more assistance next time. >> it is okay. >> let the record reflect, member- >> just need to add in one final piece. on the team cited challenges at this point on a couple fronts, which are not surprising. one is just a unfavorable building environment, supply chain issues, costs, et cetera, which we heard in other reports and unforeseen site conditions which i'm interested in learning more about. >> thank you member sanderlin for the update on such a wide reaching bond program. any other questions, comments from fellow board members? excellent. we look forward to the program report in about 6 months. in the mean time, i guess public comment on this item if we can open it up. >> okay. [providing instructions for public comment] >> checking in the queue. i don't see any hands raised. >> if we can close public comment and move to item 8, please. >> liaison report on the 2010

larkin- >> yeah. i just want to thank judi for developing and giving this report with zero help from me. [laughter] i'll try to be more assistance next time. >> it is okay. >> let the record reflect, member- >> just need to add in one final piece. on the team cited challenges at this point on a couple fronts, which are not surprising. one is just a unfavorable building environment, supply chain issues, costs, et cetera, which we heard in other reports and unforeseen site conditions which i'm interested in learning more about. >> thank you member sanderlin for the update on such a wide reaching bond program. any other questions, comments from fellow board members? excellent. we look forward to the program report in about 6 months. in the mean time, i guess public comment on this item if we can open it up. >> okay. [providing instructions for public comment] >> checking in the queue. i don't see any hands raised. >> if we can close public comment and move to item 8, please. >> liaison report on the 2010

bryan larkin is with us. good morning chair jooe i'm brian larkin, like the street. the chair of the cac and i'm here to report about the cac meeting of the past tuesday the 7th. our agenda included the staff r. facility prescription in downtown rail extension work plan schedule updates. provided the staff report on activities since our february meeting. resulted in no questions or comments from the cac. walsh, gave his among low report on facility operations. mendez asked fuel prices had an affect on use of electric vehicles on transit agency this is serve the trarnz bay center. natasha peterson asked about the wet weather on transit ridership for other agencies not just muni. alfonso rodriguez gave the work plan update i asked on the rep with the tjpa and caltrain. he enlightened me. i'm caught up. approximate. the tjpa reemburts various agencies contribute to the design of the transit center. the answer is, it does. final low during the discussion on future agenda items bernett asked for discussion of the status of the california high speed rail project and this m

lavalley: (628) 652-7372 2041 larkin street to initiate landmark designation. >> good afternoon.s is -- department staff. for your consideration of landmark consideration for 2041 larkin street and also identified as worthy of landmark decision -- designation and for the landmark which is currently under review. i'm happy to bring forward this proposed landmark designation today. >> the charge for the fellowship is on broadway and vallejo street. and from the university and dr. howard berm an in 1944. at the temporarily occupying several buildings in the neighborhood, the congregation moved to the current location after purchasing the property in early 1949. as described in the summary included in your packet, the church for the fellowship of all people is significant for its association with culturally and historically significant events. it is one of the first inter racial, interest cultural, interest denominational churches in the state and serves african african and cultural and social and civil rights in san francisco and across the nation. this is described in the draft of

bryan larkin is with us. good morning chair jooe i'm brian larkin, like the street.hair of the cac and i'm here to report about the cac meeting of the past tuesday the 7th. our agenda included the staff r. facility prescription in downtown rail extension work plan schedule updates. provided the staff report on activities since our february meeting. resulted in no questions or comments from the cac. walsh, gave his among low report on facility operations. mendez asked fuel prices had an affect on use of electric vehicles on transit agency this is serve the trarnz bay center. natasha peterson asked about the wet weather on transit ridership for other agencies not just muni. alfonso rodriguez gave the work plan update i asked on the rep with the tjpa and caltrain. he enlightened me. i'm caught up. approximate. the tjpa reemburts various agencies contribute to the design of the transit center. the answer is, it does. final low during the discussion on future agenda items bernett asked for discussion of the status of the california high speed rail project and this morning

i don't need to eat fake wooly mammoth, either, larkin.we keep it regular, like chicken or something. no thank you. okay next, imagine needing size 23 shoes and you're only 14 years old. he's going to be our next big star. the situation that eric kilburn from michigan was dealing with. he had such a tough time finding shoes and cleats that he needs for football, so he turned to under armor was there as a sportswear giant took a three d rendering of eric's feet to build him a custom pair of shoes. the model will also be used to make cleats for him to use in the fall for football. by the way, mom for six to dad is 64 and eric's 11 year old brother. t's 5 11. wow will probably use that mold when he been wears a size 23 as well . alright, finally, to a couple of hush puppies in the snow, little gremlin and griffin, our six week old puppies from montana. oh look at them. this is the first time they've seen snow and look how happy they are. the joyful scene was caught on video in uptown buttes. this is so cool. it is hard to believe that much ex

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. >> reporter: at larkins brothers tires, they've been getting a lot of calls recently. >> damaged wheels, suspension being damaged. numerous problems with cars. >> reporter: they're working to get customers back on the road as quickly as possible and more rain is on the way. christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> skyranger was over the bay area mountain tops. check out the snow still there on the tops of those mountains. this is lake del valle. >>> you see sandy parker here relying on generators there to keep the lights on. >> it'setting old. usually we can do one to three days, and then it's back on. and now it's, li oh. it's day six. and so it just gets old. we have to run downtown and get gas for the generator. >> it gets old, like she says, because she relies on electricity to pump water from her well, she's also had no running water. so she goes down the hill into los gatos to shower at the gym. pg&e crews have been out all week working to restore the power. but getting into those trouble zones has been difficult. parts of the bay area are also going to be under a freeze warning tonig

this is out of santa cruz county where cameras were rolling as they moved past their home in larkin valleyblack prius and basketball hoop along with it. >>> and also this is the aftermath as you can see the amount of mud and debris just littering the property including up onto the porch. no one was hurt, but you could tell it'll take a lot of work to clean it up. i think the best, you know, analogy is when the sheriff just gave that sigh. exhausted, tired, because the cleanup is really what's going to put people over, you know, the sun is up. >> it is so thick. >> so thick. >> and you have to move it before it solidifies. otherwise you're trying to move them on earth. i mean it will take a while. >> and it's costly. >> the efforts will continue to cost the entire bay area and continue for the next few days. at least the weather will cooperative. the good news. take a look at the dry weather that will continue for the rest of the workweek and some passing clouds overhead especially on friday. into the weekend, the forecast becomes more unsettled, but we are just talking about showers return

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i'll larkins may no one ever see such a night. again, it was how everyone left their homes in a hurry to survive off. there was no building on damaged. we have been here for a month now. we don't know yet how long will stay here, but if they close the trains, we will have to go to the tents. susanne good jack says her husband works for a railway company and that's why they came here. m as good to go under, a house is damaged. this was my husband's work place. we have come here to find shelter. we are grateful that they have given us the train cars. rebuilding devastated areas is a priority for the turkish government, but it will be a while before people are able to move to a new home. that's why providing some form of housing now it's crucial to help those who have lost it all. i said, well, i'll defeat it. can they don't to keep the united nations conference on the walls, least developed countries is taking place in doha. it's held once every 10 years. so figured was look at what the un defines as a least developed country. there

but let's go to duncan larkin.stselling author, former royal editor of the sun newspaper . and i'm delighted to newspaper. and i'm delighted to say a journalist at large, large across country. in fact, we've got a quick plug in for your book. your book is out. what's it called? actually, it's not out until after the coronation. oh, it ? all right. well, you oh, is it? all right. well, you know can i book you for know what? can i book you for the exclusive interview? of course you can. yes you reveal to reveal the title. it's still a working title. what can be classified would be like the whatsapp messages going to break the it? i'll the internet, isn't it? i'll give a clue. it's not to . give you a clue. it's not to. spare that that would spare oh, yeah. that that would be going straight into the charity shop right . listen, charity shop right. listen, let's, let's go through story of unreal is the only story in town larcombe is rwanda suella braverman send boat migrants to rwanda by the summer migrant flights to r

but let's go to duncan larkin.thor, former royal editor of the sun newspaper . and i'm delighted to newspaper. and i'm delighted to say a journalist at large, large across country. in fact, we've got a quick plug in for your book. your book is out. what's it called? actually, it's not out until after the coronation. oh, it ? all right. well, you oh, is it? all right. well, you know can i book you for know what? can i book you for the exclusive interview? of course you can. yes you reveal to reveal the title. it's still a working title. what can be classified would be like the whatsapp messages going to break the it? i'll the internet, isn't it? i'll give a clue. it's not to . give you a clue. it's not to. spare that that would spare oh, yeah. that that would be going straight into the charity shop right . listen, charity shop right. listen, let's, let's go through story of unreal is the only story in town larcombe is rwanda suella braverman send boat migrants to rwanda by the summer migrant flights to rwanda by sum

i met merriam at her house that larkin street was holding focused on ending youth homelessness. the rising up campaign has beenen about raising millions of dollars to get to a point to end youth homelessness. we're talking about kids who are in their early 20s as well and a passion of hers has been to focus on the challenges of homelessness for children, for families, for young people and she's been consistent in her advocacy and i was really not only impressed by her work, but also her excitement for the work and it wasn't just about raising the money or giving the money. it was also about being apart of the various committees and rolling up her sleeves and being actively engaged on the ground with these various organizations to understand what they're doing and how we can make a significant impact. and the nitty-gritty, and the nuts and the bolts. and i thought to myself, goodness, this woman is amazing. and she's the chair of the opera gill. she's still involved in the arts in san francisco. she still is actively engaged in the san francisco bay school and other various cause

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it starts at 10:00 this morning at the main library on larkin street. let's get a check on the forecast as we take a break. lisa: the winds up a little bit, keeping temperatures mainly in the 40's. there are a few upper 30's but we are dropping off in the next two hours. a chilly morning for sure. below average afternoon temperatures. no biggie. we will have a lot of sunshine. we will talk about how long the dry period last before the next round of wind and rain arrives. liz: businesses help to bounce back. why shop owners say it is the best time for people to visit yosemite after it was closed because of storm damage. stolen airpods at sfo? we hear from the woman who kept tabs on her airpods after they were stolen by an airline worker. unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. so

but the larkin family, the tech listen. teddy had said nothing about me there are clear risks to them being based inside the occupied palestinian territories. but the jeanine brigades have developed into an active armed group there. these pictures exclusively obtained by al jazeera, show, the manufacturing primitive explosive devices. and preparing for a potential attack the pictures also showed on task detonating their own explosive devices blanket they returned with a go, when solace were had alerted, the no no editor rustled one with her either in the negative, but also to have gotten other muslim did a most muslim solem. oh i thought a you're good. no, no. you know i'm in her own that book. doctor a little a little more turbo. oh, i don't know cotton howard is one of the fellow where the thing with her draw do a little bit of snowboard and her little sooner. the mcarthur gonna go? well where the furthermore joel is to bill. hm. i one yet 30 but genie. hey ebony, alexander on damien as korean. been another intimate out of the flow. minimally activity i was dead off was tomorrow whe

team coverage now, with the latest on the situation there, christian we are on post between poke and larkin. this is the scene that we are talking about that you talked about just a moment ago where a tree came down, critically injuring two people. if you take a look here, firefighters are confirming for me that this is where that incident unfolded. those winds really picking up between three and four in the afternoon and we have talked with fire officials. they confirm for me that this tree came down, injuring two people. both of those people have been transported to the hospital. we're hearing that they were last reported to be in critical condition. that is not the only incident in san francisco and our drive from the financial district here to our current scene, we saw no fewer than a dozen trees down throughout the city, making getting around the city. very challenging. firefighters tell us that another incident that one at 23rd avenue and lincoln, a tree also came down onto a person. we're hearing that at last report. that person was receiving cpr, which is clearly an indication of ju

in this new standalone location is right there on pine street between polk and larkin streets . it's actually just walking distance from the main health center campus. we have a map of it here. why do you believe it was so important to open up this stand alone facility, especially right now, in terms of what we're seeing with the political climate, especially in other states. of course. well you know, we've been operating trans thrived since 2006 and it's here like you showed on the map. and in our in our polk street headquarters since for many years and what we've heard from our staff and our community members is they wanted a safe space. the standard loan space where where they can be, and they can seek refuge and community and so we've been working at that for years, and now we are realizing that dream for our community and especially right now, as you said, there is so much hate and violence that the trans community is enduring and now with all of the anti trans legislation that is sweeping across our country that is preventing our community members from accessing gender aff

people, i mean for example, there remake last year by there was a remake last year by itv of the larkins the darling buds of may, was set in 1950s. may, which was set in 1950s. rural kent . and when you look at rural kent. and when you look at the list , it could have the cast list, it could have been any in a london borough . been any in a london borough. now, i repeat, i stressed before that when you say in a london , that when you say in a london, do you mean that the demographics the ethnicities of the people . yeah. and it's just the people. yeah. and it's just it just insults people's as i said, i'm absolutely in favour of fair representation, if you don't mind me saying, the don't mind me saying, by the way, you're a mixed race way, you're in a mixed race marriage well. right. marriage as well. that's right. you don't mind me saying that because people will be because many people will be writing well, writing into this as well, because for example, when because it's for example, when you advert, let's just you watch an advert, let's just say cereal say it's a breakfast cereal adve

the tenderloin and lower polk area where there currently are no ambassadors between van ness and larkinand geary to ellis between van ness and mason? >> madam mayor. >> thank you for the question supervisor. i appreciate you wanting to work to increase ambassadors in our communities and i want to thank all our ambassadors who are part of making our neighborhoods more welcome and safe. i just came from the tenderloin supporting what we are trying to do not just with ambassadors but also with our police officers. they were supporting urban alchemy and know there is downtown ambassadors and other programs, but the fact is we need to make sure that urban alchemy contract is expanded. we need to work hand in hand with these various agencies because at the end of the day they also need to hire and staff up and in fact we have seen urban alchemy increase their staffing significantly because they provide a second chance to many people who are exiting our crimial justice system and want a second chance. but the fact is, they have to be able to develop the capacity to do it. we are providing them

i will briefly say hai started the castro young adult homeless program with larkin street and lbgtq+ done focusing on young people we see more young people in san francisco and jazzy accomplice envagz stopped and 400 thousand dollars short fall i worked with david compose when fifth and harrison proposed other than youth housing i fought to make that help and i believe i have credibility with the advocate in this room. i support coalition on homelessness and tell the truth and there are other leaders sitting in the benches now i look forward to working with to make this commission a success. apologize for running over >> thank you mr. dufty. i will say, i rememberful back when you had you were over seeing homelessness with the office in the basement hi was in the stele attorney's office we would have an everinteraction i appreciate you bring a memory and knowledge of the city government and have the heart for the individual there. >> thank you >> this is something i admire and will do my best to emulate. i will upon handled off to vice chair walton. >> thank you for being willing to

also, the historic preservation knhigz initiated land mark deshingination for 2041 larkin street. the church for fellowship of all people established by dr. fisc and dr. thermman. that place under general public comment. [providing instructions for public comment] >> good afternoon. georgia. last week cua hearing on the legalization of the cumberland ttd raised questions in need of answers. why were there several different sets of demo calics for the alteration? why was the projecktd reviewed as a alteration when three threshold s were exceeded in the 2017 demo materic and forth was closed? why were the (indiscernible) and given the fact one of the findings to approve the variance stated if the variance wasn't granted for the front setback the project could become demolition? why does the 2016 calics show hardly structures removed? why on the 2019 plans the project sponsor submitted to prove the calics did not cross the threshold prior to enforcement for the demo calics using the article 10 threshold when the property had been downgraded to c after the cad x found no merit? why di

the tenderloin and lower polk area where there currently are no ambassadors between van ness and larkin from geary to turk and geary to ellis between van ness and mason? >> madam mayor. >> thank you for the question supervisor. i appreciate you wanting to work to increase ambassadors in our communities and i want to thank all our ambassadors who are part of making our neighborhoods more welcome and safe. i just came from the tenderloin supporting what we are trying to do not just with ambassadors but also with our police officers. they were supporting urban alchemy and know there is downtown ambassadors and other programs, but the fact is we need to make sure that urban alchemy contract is expanded. we need to work hand in hand with these various agencies because at the end of the day they also need to hire and staff up and in fact we have seen urban alchemy increase their staffing significantly because they provide a second chance to many people who are exiting our crimial justice system and want a second chance. but the fact is, they have to be able to develop the capacity to do it. w

the tenderloin and lower polk area where there currently are no ambassadors between van ness and larkin from geary to turk and geary to ellis between van ness and mason? >> madam mayor. >> thank you for the question supervisor. i appreciate you wanting to work to increase ambassadors in our communities and i want to thank all our ambassadors who are part of making our neighborhoods more welcome and safe. i just came from the tenderloin supporting what we are trying to do not just with ambassadors but also with our police officers. they were supporting urban alchemy and know there is downtown ambassadors and other programs, but the fact is we need to make sure that urban alchemy contract is expanded. we need to work hand in hand with these various agencies because at the end of the day they also need to hire and staff up and in fact we have seen urban alchemy increase their staffing significantly because they provide a second chance to many people who are exiting our crimial justice system and want a second chance. but the fact is, they have to be able to develop the capacity to do it. w

confirm following a media report the previous day sue gray formally second permanent secretary andy larkinresigned for the civil service on thursday, the 2nd of march. this resignation accepted with immediate effect on friday, the 3rd of march. a statement from the opposition announced that the labour party had sue gray the role of chief of staff to the leader of , the of staff to the leader of, the opposition, the house recognise that this is an exceptional situation . it is unprecedented situation. it is unprecedented for a serving permanent secretary to resign, to seek to take a senior position, working for the leader of the opposition . as honourable members will expect . the cabinet office is expect. the cabinet office is looking into the second sources leading to grey's resignation in order to update the relevant civil service ministers of facts subsequent . to that, i will subsequent. to that, i will update the house appropriately if way of background, to inform honourable members. there are four pertinent set of rules and guidance for civil servants in relation to this issue . firs

northern ireland, well, that's now been very much not stormont break all the legal people including john larkin they general, northern ireland. they have really said that's not the case. what's with that? is those 30 signatures would to get together. they would then from here to westminster and westminster would have to challenge any of that legislation to the eu and fight it out amongst themselves. so that's not necessarily true as well . they and other points that well. they and other points that are that are coming there are as well as and it's this most important one who has the final say and that's the seems still seems to be the european courts justice and it still seems to be that article six, the of the union are very much in suspension and not may take the dup from coming back in here again . and of course, jeffrey again. and of course, jeffrey donaldson as the of the dup, the largest unionist party here will be in washington on st patrick's and all pressure be put on him to come up with a deal or it could be a very, very frosty reception for them. yeah. dougie beattie. thank you so mu