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audrey maloney with the planning department. i'm with the legislative affairs division. so moving on to the legislation, the planning commission has actually acted on two items at their november 7th hearing. the first was minor amendments to two of our general plans area plans. those area plans are the central soma area plan and the transit center district sub area plan. so currently there are a policy in each plan that require a certain amount or proportion of commercial development and the general plan amendments would simply encourage that kind of development but not explicitly require the development. the commission voted to approve those general plan amendments. the next action was the proposed ordinance and as you've heard that would remove the commercial development requirements from the central soma special use district and effectively the transit centers see through sd commercial special use district would be deleted. >> the commission voted to approve the ordinance with two recommended modifications. the first was to retain the commercial development requiremen

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and the us to take place that is georgia maloney's, the prime minister of each of these proposal that is backed by donald to ask the prime minister of poland took his far minnesota is here. he is proposing to took the lead a piece towards that would take place between russia and ukraine and the turkish auspices. that is the pleasure of coming from turkey. some of the things that i've heard of going to possibly be discussed guilt while, while they're here. one of them is the worry among nato members. the perhaps told trump will pull back the troops that were put in place of to the invasion of ukraine. there are 10000 us troops in poland. i think there are gonna be some discussions behind the scenes of what they to who would fill that role. and i think it would be very, very difficult for them to do that. and to find those troops quickly, also remember that those $300000000.00 a frozen assets of russian assets that are in the hands of the you, you at the moment that you use, taking the interest from dice. but it's not sees that money that is still under discussion until another possibil

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he's also taken a call from prime minister maloney. >> of italy. >> zelenskyy.sident zelenskyy is with those european leaders now. those european leaders are talking to him directly about getting to the negotiation table. what does he need to see to actually negotiate with us and negotiate with the russians? go to confidence building measures, go to a ceasefire and bring this horrific war to an end. and what was so, i think stunning to all of us in the oval office, was that it was not clear zelenskyy was going to go to negotiations at all, that he would ever be able to negotiate with putin, and whether he shared our goal of ending this war. so what i made clear as secretary rubio and i said, look, this cannot proceed, was that this was a huge missed opportunity for him and for his country. he could have left the white house on friday, on the heels of an engagement with president macron of france, with president with prime minister starmer of the united kingdom, where they were talking about european boots on the ground security guarantees for ukraine, a positive

however, it's lee itself grapples with significant data issues. despite that, miss maloney is government has projected defense spending to rise by 2027. the little fall short of nato's target of 2 percent of g. d. p. local italian officials are sending the alarm with one of the most populous regions. benito fearing industrial slum one council member. there names the european union's political decisions, especially sanctions on russia, that close the door a crucial markets for italian exports. so we need to, to establish a family super with for us here because most of the young people want to do moving on his way. but the for the, we need that for our economies and know, and now we are our own grocer and domestic and proud of is increasing more and more. we have in many program at, in our many sex total. 0, one economy and a we needed to, to establish a and relational way for us and to love it. and to be less the energy, the me we needed to receive low cost material and the, and the energy for the voice. because now we have be 3 times the in more range our competing so so that's and the c

summit took place in london, the fact that you see a lot of phone calls between starmer and macron, maloneythey're all trying to get involved here and they want the uk to be part of this. no doubt the uk has already said they're going to be spending 2.5% of gdp in defense. now it's up to the us as a whole to announce something more concrete. i'll just make one final point here that when you think about the eu, the pressure there and there and the fact that they need to announce concrete things on defense, it is very hard for the eu to achieve that from the point of view that some eu nations are not nato nations, they do not want to have an increased military spending, or they do not want to have to change their neutrality policy as well. i'm talking about austria. i'm talking about even about switzerland, which is not in the eu. so let's see how the eu will, you know, manage all of these conversations, what they will say on thursday. but i think that technicality is also important to keep in mind when people criticize what the eu is doing or not doing. >> a fascinating new role for keir sta

i'll be joined by campaigner andy maloney, who says the national insurance increase could harm the disabledt before all of that, let's get your latest news with sophie reaper. >> thank you, nana, and a very good afternoon to you. let�*s good afternoon to you. let's take a look at the top stories for this hour. volodymyr zelenskyy says the ukrainian people are truly thankful for us support. that's after talks with support. that�*s after talks with donald trump descended into a row at the white house yesterday. the us president said zelenskyy can, quote, come back when he's ready for peace. the ukrainian president travelled to washington, dc as he attempted to secure a ceasefire agreement with russia and a possible deal with russia and a possible deal with the us. however, the visit ended prematurely with the signing of an agreement and a joint press conference cancelled following the clash. let's take a listen to what was said. >> countries in big trouble. >> countries in big trouble. >> carr >> countries in big trouble. >> can i. >> can i. >> wait a minute? no, no, you�*ve done a lot of tal

giorgia maloney. >> the numbers are going up. >> the numbers are going up. >> hasn't it gone down 41% not. we've had over 25,000 come across on boats since starmer took power, which is going to put us on track for maybe up to 50,000 across the yean maybe up to 50,000 across the year. when they came into power in july. you then had the summer with nice clear skies, flat seas for people to cross, but they waited until the autumn after that peak time to actually appoint someone to be the head of their new border force commander. >> that was a civil. service appointment. that was a civil service appointment. that wasn't keir starmer. keir starmer doesn't control the civil service. okay, adam, last words to you very quickly. on just to you very quickly. 0n just start starmer. we should be paying more attention to the uk than what's going on 100%. >> everyone, everyone i speak to in the real world and not online is pulling their hair out at the state of this country, ben. and if you ask them whether they would want ukraine prioritised or this country prioritised, it would be this country ev