standup: i'm carrie lazarus in seneca falls.hat the women's rights movement got its start. today, it's home to the national women's hall of fame. gloria steinem: <"victoria jackson you are now inducted into the national women's hall of fame."><áááthe hall. every other year a new class is inducted, for their enduring contributions to the nation and the world <"rbg...the notorius ruth bader ginsberg." "she embraced that." "yes she did!"> <ááácarrie:ááá>there are 276 women on these walls...<"edith wharton...i loved her books."> <ááácarrie:ááá>authors, astronauts, actresses, athletes, and of course, the lazarus.fame, i'm carrie women's hall of fame, i'm carrie lazarus. ( james ) still to come --- we are continuing to track the storms in the bay area... even after we're done here. we will have continued coverage all morning long on kron-on. just go to kron on dot t-v to sign up. study shows that music can affect the taste of cheese. and it seems to indicate that hip-hop in particular makes cheese taste best.( will ) researchers found

standup: i'm carrie lazarus in seneca falls. in 1848 that the women's rights movement got its start. today, it's home to the national women's hall of fame. gloria steinem: <"victoria jackson you are now inducted into the national women's hall of fame."><ááácarrie:ááá>this is the 50th anniversary, of the hall. every other year a new class is inducted, for their enduring contributions to the nation and the world <"rbg...the notorius ruth bader ginsberg." "she embraced that." "yes she did!"> <ááácarrie:ááá>there are 276 women on these walls...<"edith wharton...i loved her books."> <ááácarrie:ááá>authors, astronauts, actresses, athletes, and of course, the suffragists. many are world famous, some you've never heard ofbetty bayer, women's hall of fame board president <"that's the beauty of visiting the hall. people ask, why have i not heard of this person, why don't woman who invented pediatric cardiac surgery techniques. that's the question."><ááácarrie:ááá>the biggest question has been what to do about the fact that the hall has ou

this was the parable of lazarus 6.d the rich man from luke: 1 douglass believed with emancipation and the defeat of southern slaveholders, americans witnessed what he called the fulfillment of the tale of a "certain poor man who laid at the gate of a rich man." in the agent story that has inspired a black spiritual, and a famous modern folk song, "rock my soul in the bosom of abraham." we can sing it, but not yet. [laughter] inid: a rich man was clothed purple and fine linen, and fared sumptuously every day. beggarigger -- poor soreslazarus, full of from leprosy, laid at the rich man's gay, desiring to be fed crumbs with fell from the table. dogs licked his wounds. both men die. ar is carried by the angels into abraham's bosom. while the rich man is buried and this sense into hell. as it begins to burn, the rich man sees lazarus far off, resting -- and this is the way that douglass is telling the story,ome although -- although however accurate to the bible -- he is far off in abraham's embrace. the richies out, mercyfather abraham, have upon me and send me lazarus that he may dip the

. >> commissioner lazarus: that's my motion. >> commissioner honda: that's your motion, right? >> works for me. >> clerk: that'sokay. on what basis would that motion -- >> vice president swig: i agree with them on that motion, but how do we -- and it may not be in our jurisdiction, but i really want the -- the appellant suggested initially at least his fees, but we can't do that here, can we? >> that would be outside the scope of what your order would be, but they have said it publicly. >> commissioner honda: they're both nodding. >> vice president swig: well, the reason i surface it is one, i know we can't do it. two, i don't want the appellant to think that we're not listening to him and not acknowledging that request and also we didn't hear the positive response to that request, but it's outside of our jurisdiction and i want to make that clear to the public. that's all. so i'm fine on your motion. >> commissioner honda: commissioner lazarus's motion. >> clerk: okay. on what basis? >> commissioner lazarus: on the basis that will allow for the best replacement plan. >> clerk:

standup: i'm carrie lazarus in seneca falls.'s rights movement got its start. today, it's home to the national women's hall of fame. gloria steinem: <"victoria jackson you are now inducted into the national women's hall of fame."><ááácarrie:ááá>this is the 50th anniversary, of the hall. every other year a new class is inducted, for their enduring contributions to the nation and the world <"rbg...the notorius ruth bader ginsberg." "she embraced that." "yes she did!"> <ááácarrie:ááá>there are 276 women on these walls...<"edith wharton...i loved her books."> <ááácarrie:ááá>authors, astronauts, actresses, athletes, and of course, the suffragists. many are world famous, some you've never heard ofbetty bayer, women's hall of fame board president <"that's the beauty of visiting the hall. people ask, why have i not heard of this person, why don't i know about the woman who invented pediatric cardiac surgery techniques. that's the question."><ááácarrie:ááá>the biggest question has been what to do about the fact that the hall has outgrown

we're going to come back here, we're going to do exactly kwwh commissioner lazarus is saying. owner, you're going to be spending a lot of money, and appellant, you're going to be losing something. i would like to continue this to the very, very next meeting to see if they can work it out. if not, i'll support commissioner lazarus. >> president fung: i don't necessarily disagree with that approach, but i do need to say one point to your summary. i'm not sure that they can give a code compliant egress. not per these plans, okay? so i think that's a -- that's the primary issue that has created an impasse between the two. >> vice president swig: and i think within that two weeks, then -- >> clerk: three weeks. >> vice president swig: within that three weeks, which is a good period of time, they can go and have consultation with mr. duffy and mr. duffy can provide them counsel -- if not, we're going to be back here, we're going to follow what commissioner lazarus says, and say i do, and it's going to be a rough one for both parties. i'm sorry. any other commissioner comments? motio

on that motion, president fung. >> an aye. >> u a commissioner lazarus? >> aye. >> a commissioner tanner? >> aye. >> so that motion carries and the appeal is denied. so i believe, commissioner honda is here. let me just check in. he will be here in two minutes. we're going to take a five-minute break while we're waiting for commissioner honda. thank you. welcome back to the march 27, 2019, meeting of the board of appeals. we are now on item number five. this is a rehearing request for the subject property at 663 21st avenue. anna mar t appellant s requesting a rehearing of 19-005, mar versus department of building inspection with planning department approval decided on february 20, 2019. at that time, the board voted 4-0-1, commissioner honda absent, to deny the appeal and uphold the site permit on the basis that it was properly issued. the permit description is a two-story rear addition with deck at a second story as a back porch, adding bathroom and bedroom with living space. this is application 2017/11/22/4682. as a preliminary matter, commissioner hon

standup: i'm carrie lazarus in seneca falls.hts movement got its start. today, it's home to the national women's hall of fame. gloria steinem: <"victoria jackson you are now inducted into the national women's hall of fame."><ááácarrie:ááá>this is the 50th anniversary, of the hall. every other year a new class is inducted, for their enduring contributions to the nation and the world <"rbg...the notorius ruth bader ginsberg." "she embraced that." "yes she did!"> <ááácarrie:ááá>there are 276 women on these walls...<"edith wharton...i loved her books."> <ááácarrie:ááá>authors, astronauts, actresses, athletes, and of course, the suffragists. many are world famous, some you've never heard ofwomen's hall of fame board president<"that's the beauty of visiting the hall. people ask, why have i not heard of this person, why don't i know about the woman who invented pediatric cardiac surgery techniques. that's the <ááácarrie:ááá>the biggest question has been what to do about the fact that the hall has outgrown its space. here's the answer.

>> commissioner lazarus: i move to adopt the minutes. >> clerk: okay. on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: okay. so that motion is adopted. we will move onto item number one. appeal 18-164 richard haul versus san francisco department of public works department of urban forestry, appealing the issue of sept 6, 2016 of a public works order. this was order number 200294. note, on february 6, 2019, the board voted 4-0-1, commissioner tanner absent, to continue this matter so the department can provide for information on the trees and the source of funding for the trees. on february 20, 2019, the board voted 3-0-2, commissioner tanner and commissioner honda absent to continue this appeal so that commissioner tanner and commissioner honda can participate in the vote. so commissioner honda, did you -- >> commissioner honda: i did watch the video. love hearing commissioner swig. >> clerk: okay. so there is no further testimony by the parties as this matter was continued for the purpose of a vote, so however, commissioners, we do need a motion. >> president f

. >> we have a motion from commissioner lazarus to adopt these minutes. is there any public comment on this motion? seeing none. [roll call] the minutes are adopted. we'll now move on to item 4. this is appeal number 18-116 pamela and eric tang. this is application number 20188847. note on january 30, 2019 the board voted 4-1 to continue the appeal to march 6, 2019 to get the parties opportunity to reach an agreement and to develop a comprehensive plan for revision permits that includes the walls. as preliminary matter, vice president swig did you have opportunity to review the materials? >> vice president swig: did. >> i understand there's going to be a request for continuance by the permit holder. please approachly. you'll have three minutes to present your request. the appellants will have three minutes to respond. >> good afternoon. i'm asking for a continuance. as you may remember when we met here last time, we attempted to address some of the primary issues that being appealed, particularly certain windows that were put into the home under permit ap

so we are sitting there, and lazarus is snapping away, he took 800 pictures that night, think about that getting really upset an stands out of his seat, my initial reaction is my god, please don't leave, please don't leave, please don't leave. we had seen him storm out of interviews before. and so i was thinking i will not be able to ask my questions, so i thought what can i do to save the interview, i thought if i sat there quietly and make eye contact, the minute if i stood up and say calm down, you know when you are upset and someone goes calm down, and you go "i am calm!" i figured that would be worse, i figured it i sat there quietly, he would know i'm's not going anywhere and he will finish whatever this is and then sit back down and he did that. >> stephen: we have a clip. jim? >> is this camera on me. y'all killing me with this (bleep)! i gave you 30 years! >> robert. >> i know. >> stephen: everybody who freaks out at anybody from now on out, ( cheers and applause ) if anybody yells at me, anybody yells at me for the next year, i'm just going to go, robert. >> stephen, i. thought

anybody from the general public at this point that would like to weigh in on behalf of mary and jim lazarus. >> three minutes. >> president, members of the commission, it is great to be back and great to be with mary. i've had the privilege of working with mary for many, many years. as many of you know, i was a deputy city attorney. i worked with mayor feinstein when mary was general manager, and one of the major differences , mary had to count for every park from the management by objective program, the number of tulip bulbs and other flowers planted per park to meet the annual goal, and i would suggest that the department suggested the general manager today that you do the same thing now. it's a privilege to read a pocket -- proclamation from senator feinstein to mary. in honor of your recognition during women's history month, you have dedicated your life to the preservation of open space, enhancement of parks and access to recreation for all communities. under your tenure as head of the parks department in san francisco, san mateo, and sonoma counties, parks and open space sought increas

for the best no way that she can stay on any longer and she keeps winning back this comment this lazarushat has now been created by brexit. perhaps selfishly a lot of people would think let her deal with the mess, let‘s see where this goes and then when there is some kind of resolution we were coming and seem a bit more statesman—like. resolution we were coming and seem a bit more statesman-like. let'sjust go to stephen barclay. it delivers the certainty that business needs, the certainty that business needs, the guarantees that our citizens are seeking, in office protections on workers' rights and environmental standards. and on gibraltar as the chief minister himself has said on many occasions, the prime minister has been absolutely clear that we stand behind british sovereignty for gibraltar and that will never change. above all a vote for the deal tonight will deliver a wider global message that when this country votes, respecting strongly held differences of opinion, it is parliament that acts on the public vote. in recent weeks the prime ministerand vote. in recent weeks the prime

very few people would have given much good odds that she was ever going to get that deal through, lazarusn the edge of delivering, so, one must assume either that the deal will go there the next day or so, even if it doesn't, the gap will have been so narrow to such a relatively tiny figure a few days later we will indeed have brexit confirmed and the withdrawal agreement. that will depend on the parliamentary partners of the conservative, the dup, who today are still very opposed. they will be under pressure from jacob rees—mogg, whose only support is linked to that, and we understand the dup themselves might be divided, but remember, there is another unknown, and that is the number of labour mps who unknown, and that is the number of labourmps who might unknown, and that is the number of labour mps who might support this matter, we have three labour mps, the last time, and one is led to understand there could be as many as 20 or 25 who might be prepared to support it. it is a big gap to close. a huge gap. in normal circumstances you would say it is undeliverable. when you have a gap of

. >> lazarus. >> reporter: his friends. >> we are his followers.supper was an incredibly awkward moment for judas. >> reporter: it's an epic four-part event. called "jesus, his life" airing on history in the weeks leading up to easter. it's the story from his birth. >> we brought gifts. take them. >> reporter: to everything that came after. >> he faced what we face today. ♪ >> if we want to understand western history at all, we must understand the story of jesus. >> so incredibly powerful. i want to discuss this. but we were talking in the break before you came out here about what happened in new zealand and when those times happen, we just search for some sort of healing. how do you help us do that? >> you know, robin, a lot of things in life happen that we don't understand. in the times of tragedy, it's important to turn to our faith. that's where we can draw strength from. god can give us peace to help us get through these things. i think, too, robin, it reminds us that life is fragile. let's be a part of the solution. let's love one another. le

we must see to it that the old dreams of moses of america's poet and lazarus who wrote the versus inscribedrty never phased. we are reminded of the consequences if we fall silent. i want to return to my visit. at the memorial, those of you have been there know there is a list of people called the nonjews among the nation that risked there lives to save jews in the holocaust. 40 years ago this year a man was added to the list, he repeatedly risked a life and limb to save 3,000 jews during world war ii in hungary. he lated immigrated to america and became a citizen and passed away this january at the age of 96. in the course of his heroic labors, a nazi officer held a gun to his head and said the following, why do you a christian help jews? he answered you are either silly or an idiot. it is because i am christian that i help the jews. know with confidence that the trump administration will not grow weary of the fight. to abandon it would mean to abandon our principals and as secretary of state and as a christian i'm proud to lead americans to support israel's right to defend itself. and i am

. >> we do we're huge fans of the premier league >> i always bring that up with lazarus every time to get it. haven't covered the ryder cup yet spp that coming back >> the ryder cup is going to be at whistling straits in 2020 then rome 2022 and beth paige in 2024 which will be here before you know it. >> awesome thank you. and i don't know how to ask you if you've shot your age. either you have or it's any day. >> no, i have not shot my age. >> but it won't -- because she could shoot high 50s, i think, right? or i better even go to low 50s >> when i was a pee wee. >> thank you, both we're looking forward to it. are you still good >> i have two new knees and i'm ready to play golf again yes. >> then you're going to break 70 >> i can still break 70 once in awhile >> which is something -- you >> i love the game >> i always come up with the nine holes, maybe. anyway, augusta national women's amateur will air on nbc from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern time on saturday, april 6th >>> when we return, the lyft ipo. should you buy the hype? we'll speak to someone who says this looks like snap all o