so on-site -- currently on-site is the leal's tires, if you know that neighborhood. the project sponsor is the original owner of leal's tires, tom ryan, who's here today. we've worked with him a long time, and we're excited to push this from his old business to new, so we've worked a lot with the udat team as well as the dogpatch neighborhood association to present to you a five or six story building. the arrangement is in such that it can be either a single occupant on a floor or two occupants on each floor. we set back the grount floor about 5 feet -- or set it back 5 feet for the neighborhood and giving more of the sidewalk -- sidewalk width. the storefront on the ground level is also additionally made higher at 21 feet high to again show that it's a commercial building. across the street, you'll find that the materials that we use is very similar to the materials across the street with the copper kind of teracotta panel system that we are using on our building. we source all of the products, so we do know that it's available, and in short, that's our presentation

leal in northern france has traditionally been a stronghold for france's socialist party maybe shylock grew up here he shares as around the suburb of waterloo where his parents still live like many older residents here they came from algeria his mother's a cleaning lady his father a factory worker became interested in politics when he was just fifteen. one of my first political act was to tear down a post to featuring former president nicolas sarkozy that i detested sarkozy he called people here trash that needed to be swept away so i tore down that. he's always opposed making concessions to the conservatives not goes for his fellow left wing as in germany two. hundred one in germany the social democrats say they need to govern with the conservatives for the good of the country but that's a mistake because europe needs a common discourse we need to say we will no longer accept the status quo a europe that pleases the rich and crushes the poor the wife. made a child himself grew up in a poor family but he worked hard in school and came here every evening to get help with his homework so

talking points how to communicate with the landlord around accessibility obligations and identifying lealand tax researches for businesses that could be available for them to cover this. to cover accessibility obligations. also listed are target audigen audigenss, organization -- audiences we are reaching out to. the merchants association, san francisco economic development, development, golden gate business association, golden gate restaurant association and the san francisco chamber of commerce. so with that one last piece that i do want to bring up in regard to our outreach. we find that it is very important in the messaging of the ordinance and the director can expand upon this. it is important to message around the civil rights component of this ordinance. it is our intention to highlight that through the ordinance. the city is taking a stand ensuring the rights of those with disabilities are upheld. it is seen as compliance litigation. we aim to tie our messaging to making sure individuals with disabilities that their civil rights are upheld. that will conclude my presentation. i am

we're now 1.30 into this flight and it has gone off seam leales. >> yeah, we have to watch for the sizes at 3:07. this looks like a perfect day for them. >> it looks fantastic right now. i have worked for nasa for 37 years and i have never seen a large rocket launch for the first time. it is very exciting. >> i have stood here for nbc news as steve was in a shuttle going up into space, and i have never felt that much of a rumble here. >> the whole building was shaking, very impressive. no one knew what to expect, it has never flown before. >> absolutely phenomenal. >> so this thing is going 5,000 kilometers per hour. >> ready for booster celebration. >> three seconds. there we go. booster separation. and there you have history in the making. the booster rockets are coming off. they have separated successfully. you are now looking for the core separation, that's the next thing to happen inside of ten seconds. this is now 75 kilometers in the air. this is the next -- >> the rockets will be back on the ground in five minutes. and that is it. you have the core separation. there you go. list

i like operators that bring execution alex leal excellence g mobile now it's coming across all fast foodhises and the dialogue has to be we've got great product, great logistics, but we're also hip with your custome customers. they want their mobile device to be the ordering device the guy's at a phone behind didn't see that coming >> okay a lot of food related stocks on the move today first up shake shake. investors getting taken down today. the shack beating estimate, but the stock falling on a same store sales miss and weaker than expected guidance. josh brown >> yeah, so they beat earnings by four cents. ten versus six, but the forecast was lousy. they're basically forecasting the rest of this year to be flat revenue growth there are people that are really excited about 2019 and 2020. they enter china expand europe, but not really growing rapidly in the united states then what is really the story here it's a premium product a niche market and p if you're long-term investor, you're hoping to see more growth of the niche. it's just not really happening tat pace you would want. so under

sanitation as well as neighborhoods who were unaware of the fact that -- they could be at risk for sea leal rise. i was just wongd wherg sea level does rise, do you think people e involved with the neighborhood and help us kind of become more equal or o do you think that it is beginning to we're going to rebuild our world basically the same way around segregation and environmental justice issues already? >> well that's interesting question. i mean, first of all you posed it sort of in the future when it happens it is already happening. so -- you know i think environmental issues are driven by a lot of complicated factors and i don't really -- see easy solutions. i -- i basically think it's going to exasperate the problem and not help fix the problem. because i think that -- one of the problems that we're going to be seeing as this rolls into the future is the enormity of this. right it's not just miami or just north folk or just galveston or the bay area but places simultaneously so there's not going to be money. to it's not like a learn that comes okay $60 billion again, all right we'll do

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