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>> o'donnell: all right, manny bojorquez, thank you. tonight oprah's interview with the duke and duchess of sussex just aired for the for fallout. cbs' holly williams reports tonight from london. >> reporter: tonight after the bombshell interview aired on british television, there is still no comment from buckingham palace. >> in my experience in the past four years it's nothing like what it looks like. >> reporter: this interview was always going to be embarrassing for the royal family, but one allegation was explosive. meghan claimed at least one member of the family had concerns about how dark their son's skin would be. >> there were several conversations. >> there was a conversation with you-- p>> with harry. >> about how dark your baby is going to be? >> potentially, and what that would mean or look like. >> reporter: the couple's hostile relationship with the tabloid media is well-known. >> we haven't created this monster machine around us. >> reporter: but the duchess complains she was left undefended by palace aides. >> they wer

this is manny cuteal. small business owner and member of the sfmta board. i am just calling to say how amazing it's been, what a pleasure and honor it's been to serve with director lai on the sfmta board. she's deeply qualified. she takes the rules so seriously. a lot of the folks have said all the qualifications that she comes to the board. not physically sitting next to her but digitally next to this board. she takes the role extremely seriously. we get hundreds and hundreds of pages to read and review and director lai is combing through each of these pages asking incredible questions. she and i are working on a bunch of stuff together and i'm just so impressed with her and she gets my 100% support and enthusiastic support for her reappointment to this board. i really hope to be able to continue to serve with her. so thank you, supervisor peskin, and thank you supervisor chan, and thank you supervisor mandelman. >> clerk: i believe that completes -- we do not have additional comments. >> supervisor peskin: already. public comment is closed. i'd like to ma

serÁ en texas y el rival serÍa un hombre de peso de la ufc, recordemos que su Última pelea fue con mannye a las 11 siguen las muestras de solidaridad con las comunidades afectadas por odio racial. en el este de la bahÍa se encuentra la ciudad mÁs segura de california, se trata de (hablan en inglÉs). el Índice de crimen en la ciudad es de 0. 1%, san ramÓn estÁ en la lista en el puesto 25. para los que buscan una opciÓn, ya tenemos el condado san mateo. buenas noches. ♪(mÚsica)♪ [♪♪ ♪♪] [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> arriesgándolo todo , miles de inmigrantes centroamericanos llegan a la frontera de estados unidos en búsqueda de asilo , (inaudible) en el proceso de entrada al país muy buenas tardes muchos más no logran cruzar no hay espacio en albergues en tijuana se levantó un campamento improvizado esta es nuestra principal noticia

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today, coal joins me -- cole joins manny the studio purity you are starting with the northeastern borderion in france. it is bracing for a costly bout of new restrictions on travel over the border with germany. >> there are about 16,000 people who worked jobs across the border in germany. starting at midnight, that commute is going to get a lot more complicated. those employees will have to show authorities evidence of a negative covid test. that is after berlin moved to classify the region as an area of concern due to its relatively high caseload. regular commuters are not thrilled with that measure. >> separating the french and german border towns, the river. the two will see something else divide them even further, new covid restrictions. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> with france's eastern region seeing the spread of a newer variant of the coronavirus, germany is taking few chances, bringing restrictions in from midnight on tuesday. questions and doubts multiply with a 16,000 cross-border workers, any of them in blue-collar jobs. french authorities h

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manny: we have five restaurants. finia: oh, wonderful! fit. finia: thank you! i appreciate it. nina: yeah, that's super cool. woman #9: do you think this would look good on me, or, like... nina: absolutely. woman #9: what do you think i should style it with? nina: well, what do you want to wear it with? like, for what? lemonis: nina went into that fashion environment, and it was almost like she lights up. nina: i think heels for sure. woman #9: okay. nina: and then jeans. lemonis: you can see the true passion and happiness in her, and it's a concern for me. she's back there selling people clothes. no joke. finia: i know. i know! nina: i really think this would look good on you. with your body and heels, this would look super hot. lemonis: that is what she loves to do. nina: you could do just, like, a tank, or you could wear it open. lemonis: what are you doing, lady? nina: oh, i was just helping someone out. lemonis: dressing somebody? nina: yeah. lemonis: what i'd like to do is go take a walk with the two of you. nina: okay. lemonis: we'

in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all manny's history of tribes wars rebellion and colonization and explore how and why oman still plays an important regional role today. for a goalkeeper from one is a. world cup was one dreams were made. into a matter of a rest until argentina's been. in the 1st of a new season footballing legend eric cantor now introduces cloud. one of a special few that up for their beliefs whatever the cost. on algis even. the most hard. after egypt's revolution turned into something much bigger. 0 world. every. israeli is a bracing for a 4th election in 2 years benjamin netanyahu is facing a new set of challenges with a new message vote for the man who brought the back seat to be enough to secure israel's longest serving prime minister a decisive win. join us for special coverage of the israeli election on al-jazeera . next stop course brazil's president launches a legal action to keep the economy running as states and cities impose restrictions to stop the spread of covert 19. hello there i'm starting a tan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming. sc

good evening, manny. >> reporter: good evening, norah.i beach believes florida lifted so many of its covid restrictions that visitors here feel, wrongly, that the virus is no longer a threat. he said the city handed out 7,000 face masks on saturday, but getting people to wear them when required is something else. tonight, the c.d.c. is warning americans of another covid surge as people travel for spring break. >> i'm pleading with you for the sake of our nation's health. these should be warning signs for all of us. cases climbed last spring, they climbed again in the summer. they will climb now if we stop taking precautions. >> reporter: more than a million travelers passed through the nation's airports friday, the highest number since the pandemic began. they're heading south and crowding the coast, including rowdy groups in miami beach. >> we're really swimming upstream when it comes to getting people to follow safety practices. >> reporter: that's a concern given the variants in south florida. >> yes and that's a frightening thing. we

. >> brennan: manny bojorquez in juarez, mexico. there is important news tonight about the future to have the u.s. postal service. the post master general announced today a cost cutting plan he says will save it. cbs's kris van cleave joins us from a post office in virginia. good evening, kris. >> reporter: margaret, this ten- year plan aims to take a potential $160 billion shortfall and turn it into profitability, but it could mean frustration for many americans because the plan suggests slowing the delivery window for first class mail from two to three down to three to five days. some post offices would see operating hours cut and postage prices are likely to rise. without these changes the post master general says the u.s.p.s. will run out of money in less than a decade. the postal workers union says it has deep concerns over part of the plan. democrats call it a nonstarter. they want to see post master general louis dejoy a trump employee fired. all this happening as the post office is struggling with record know on time deliver

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kennedy high's manny antweed, number 77, was playing the game he loved last night when he suddenly collapsed. he was given medical attention and also cpr before being taken to the hospital, but it was too late. it's unknown what caused him to suffer a medical emergency and collapse in the first place. >> how do you explain this to your kid? the kid you just talked to five minutes ago is not here anymore. whatever transpired to this kid being on the field, i just hope the family gets some type of closure for that. >> well, the school is now bringing in a mental health crisis team to help teammate, students and staff process this tragedy. >>> east bay congresswoman and mills college graduate barbara lee is trying to keep her alma mater from closing. the historic liberal arts school in oakland announced earlier this week it's going to stop admitting new students after this fall. it'll also likely hand out its final degrees in the year 2023. the president said economic burden stemming from the pandemic and declining enrollment are the reasons the college is set to close. representative lee atten

no more boo-hooing, manny. the review wasn't that bad.e called my portrayal of inspector poirot "unconvincing," "not believable," "hard to buy," and, ironically, "redundant." hey, mitch, cam -- now that you guys have had a chance

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in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all manny's history of tribes wars rebellion and colonization and explore how and why oman still plays an important regional role today. a diplomatic feud between australia and china is threatening one of the i shipped a 6 most successful tripod. when i won a space close quarter the middle. on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. into your own. the threat of another possible attack on the u.s. capitol forced the house of representatives to cancel its session. like this is out there live from doha also coming up waiting for justice the palestinian family see hope an investigation by the international criminal court will bring.

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premeditated killings and deploying battlefield weaponry a warning some viewers may find lower but manny's report to stop. the. neon most military is using increasingly beaten tactics and weapons normally seen on the battlefield its targets protesters and bystanders across the country that's according to new research from amnesty international. the rights group verified dozens of videos like this one and says they confirm security forces are engaged in what it calls systematic and premeditated killing it was around $28.00 and every we started seeing their passion more lethal force people being shot with live rounds and being killed in the process earlier on there had been a mixed use of live bullets and rubber bullets but and now what we're seeing is as a mounting death toll. in this video recorded so much a 2nd in young gone on the sea international says a commander can be seen standing over an officer with an operating a sniper rifle and appears to be giving him his to direct aspire to with specific protests as. well. since last month. military coup thousands of held daily protests acros

in american custody good morning, manny. what is the latest where you are? >> we have noticed border patrol agents have been quickly apprehending those fleeing. and what they are fleeing from is a bigger factor than any change in u.s. immigration policy. arriving at this stretch of the border with el paso just on the other side, we saw a man with a child in his arms and a woman rushing across and into the united states. they appeared to be spotted soon after. we're told that many families are still trying to get to the other side to turn themselves in thinking they can claim asylum. the biden administration says most families will be sent right back. it's what hapened to glenda mendez of guatemala. you want people to see you as human beings trying the best for your children. she and her 14-year-old son gustavo have been living at a migrant shelter in juarez for a month now. how's it been? very difficult, why? a lot of dangers here in mexico. they haven't considered sending him alone. though the biden administration's policy toward unaccompanied minors would

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. >> reporter: at first manny thought you had to be persistent and lucky, but then we spoke to omar,n francisco security engineer who created a program that scrapes the state website to identify open appointments and here's what he found. >> it seems like they have mega vaccination centers and that's where most of the bookable appointments are going. >> reporter: the pod gathers the public data from the site and tweets it out. that's when he started noticing a change last week, the renovated los angeles dramatically. >> so la right now has 500 appointment open in the bay area has 6? >> as of today the last minute notification was for 6 slots this morning. >> reporter: marin county is feeling the impact. >> we are in a tricky situation because the criteria has opened up and the governor has announced that now everyone with medical conditions age 16 to 64 plus new occupations have come online and at the same time we've actually had 2000 fewer doses allocated to us. >> reporter: marin county says thon. ost about >> we just don'ha enough slots. >> reporter: today at a press conference, g

tonight i go to manny's bistro. i will be eating out, ladies and gentlemen. i hope you do the same. elizabeth: tonight a new potential sexual assault elizabeth: a new accusation against governor cuomo. the police warning it may have risen to the level of a crime. 120 new york lawmakers including nearly five dozen democrats demand cuomo resign or be impeached. tonight we have assemblyman angelo santa barbara ford o'connell j. finn -- jason chaffetz and troy mills and congressman brian babbin on today's breaking headlines. we are going to break down the cuomo allegations. democrats also literally running away from the cuomo skin to washington in more on how governor cuomo eustis quote transparent press conferences that he won an emmy for to manipulate and cover-up scandals also mourned with media critics including abc news and the "washington post" now say is president tight-end unchecked power and his lack of accountability. presidentpr biden the first president in a century to not let reporters ask him questions at a press conference. not even nixon did this. the debate is this heal

whose correspondent and weekend "today" co-anchor, former democratic congressman steve israel and mannyy adviser from the romney campaign. kristen, first to you, what are we expecting from the president as he achieves this milestone? >> i'm told that based on my conversations with white house officials, president biden is going to update the country on the vaccine rollout effort and as we have reported, it is anticipated that he is going to announce that the administration has or is very close to achieving that goal of 100 million shots in the arms of americans by today, which is, of course, much earlier than the 100-day goal he set. critics argued look, the white house set is its expectations very low, so that they could exceed them. the question becomes now, an dre ya, will president biden be able to double this by the time he reaches 100 days in office and will the administration be able to reach some of those communities that don't have access to or don't have good information about how to get vaccinated and also will they be able to deal with the issue of vaccine hesitancy. based o

for the men in green schattman ia against the padres bases loaded, he takes care of the dangerous manny more. and he had that strikeout pitch working three and two thirds gets five strikeouts gives up to run number mark melanson he's on the man with the padres austin alan and catcher for the a's gets to him today, and that's an r b. i shot doubles left his fact. alan had two doubles the r b i there and the eights in a tutu game in the fifth until one, a tom hammers one way god to the area. where it's all about sun and fun for two oakland wins it and spring training like a say about two weeks off the last couple of weeks for the warriors. i feel like it's been maker break time and maybe break him for good. it's just like nothing positive happening for them even when they come out victorious. like they did last night down in houston. i don't know if you saw it, but, man, this is just painful to look at. you've ever fallen on your tail like step curry did in the third quarter. it's been diagnosed as a tail bone consitution. that's the team already playing without james wiseman and eric pas

tonight i go to manny's bistro. i will be eating out, ladies and gentlemen. i hope you do the same. elizabeth: tonight a new potential sexual assault allegation against governor andrew cuomo. referred to the albany police in new york. the police warning it may have risen to the level of a crime. 120 new york lawmakers five dozen democrats demand cuomo resign or be impeached of the we have a angelo santa barbara, for the o'connell, jason chaffetz, chad wolf, troy nehls, jim justice, deneen borelli and congressman brian babin on today's headlines. we'll break down the allegations. democrats running away from the cuomo scandal in washington. we have nor details how governor cuomo, used his quote, transparent press conferences that he won an emmy for to manipulate, cover up his scandals. more what media critics, abc news, "the washington post" is now say president biden's unchecked power, lack of accountability. president biden the first president in a century to not let reporters ask him questions at a press conference, not even nixon, reagan or trump did this. the debate, is this heal

he gets the dangerous manny machado on a strikeout and. is working for him the k ball straight as he goes three and two thirds five strikeouts been allowed two runs on two hits, gets up plenty of offensive support. that's mark melanson on the mound for the padres. austin allen's young catcher with an r b a is single that will turn into a double and he was two for two. as a matter of fact, driving in a run, both doubles later to two game in the fifth. i tom sammer it that's a no doubt about it into the. mcderi a solo shot. 32 lead ends up four to a zoo, the giants and the mariners at seven o'clock just a few minutes from now, getting under way on the eve, that is march madness. it is one of those things that's a favorite for the fans when they watch the tournament, the buzzer beaters. let's hear on the receiving end of it. there were a few memorable ones is a bad effect on this day in sports history is joe fonzi. to ncaa shockers on this day in 2010 in san jose murray state's. dinero thomas at the buzzer, 13th, seeded marie state has pulled

special envoy was in and who was try who was talking to the who is through the barrel manny's of this holy see the to see this as an opportunity for them and as a leverage as well they would like to tell the americans that the ultimate goal would be a political solution to the crisis in yemen but however they would like to insist other same time that the other ones have the upper hand on the ground we should. they are the ones who will have definitely to have a bigger say in the future of yemen what about the saudi coalition in all this hashim how weekend has it been as it become in the last year and is that political settlement to the price is still possible you know there are 2 things happening here. first of all the attacks by the by the who is showing who have control over many sophisticated drones and ballistic missiles is a signal that they continue to grow in in force in yemen number 2 by the end of this month will be the 60 year anniversary of the coalition against the back in 2015 the narrative from the saudis was basically that we are going to defeat the who these reinstate

give my manny big hand. you're reaching out for money from me. you could have your hand bit off. believe. the nicest christmas present we ever had. i'm going off to grab him before i lose a single one. i just want to tell you it's great to be back in general wes moreland's ranch. general wes moreland went to see the president. i guess it didn't work out. he's back. and his face is load would brass. one spent a whole tour of duty trying to get out of the wash room. they don't have this many scars at the academy awards and there's just as much jealousy. now, enough about my problem. why doesn't ronald reagan come out and straighten the whole thing out? i tell you there's a wonderful thing in vietnam. this morning a perfect stranger handed be a gift beautifully wrapped. i can't get over the way he tied a fuse into a bow. vietnam is the only place in the world you can get a purple heart opening your christmas present. santa only got as far as the first hole and was picked up by the mp 3s. at least once at every base, we have to get the audience in on the act. don't just sit there. ge

in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all manny's history of tribes wars rebellion and colonization and explore how and why a man still plays an important regional role today. the u.s. and china take a look at each other during high level talks that alaska with accusations of grandstanding a cold war mentality. philips the whole robin what you call it is there a lot of my headquarters here in doha also coming up tanzania swears that its 1st female leader so her son takes power after the death of john mica fairly also gives.

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thank you, manny, reporting from juarez, mex koenico. >>> turning to a massive new spending push from the biden administration. we're talking about reports up to $3 trillion, with a t, to be pumped into the u.s. economy. that's if the proposals' backers can get their way on that. nan nancy cordes is at the white house with more on this story. seems like a tall order with everything going on there these days. >> gayle, it is a very ambitious plan. it has to do with infrastructure, the next big item on the biden agenda. we're told in the next couple of days, president biden's economic advisers are going to be briefing him on a proposal that they say will create jobs. and it involves spending about a trillion dollars reportedly on improvements to roads, bridges, even the cellular networks. that's the physical infrastructure piece. and more money would go to investments like free community college, universal pre-k and paid family leave. they call that human infrastructure. so this is a very aggressive plan and the challenge for democrats here is that the senate is so closely split, that i

this is manny cuteal. small business owner and member of the sfmta board. i am just calling to say how amazing it's been, what a pleasure and honor it's been to serve with director lai on the sfmta board. she's deeply qualified. she takes the rules so seriously. a lot of the folks have said all the qualifications that she comes to the board. not physically sitting next to her but digitally next to this board. she takes the role extremely seriously. we get hundreds and hundreds of pages to read and review and director lai is combing through each of these pages asking incredible questions. she and i are working on a bunch of stuff together and i'm just so impressed with her and she gets my 100% support and enthusiastic support for her reappointment to this board. i really hope to be able to continue to serve with her. so thank you, supervisor peskin, and thank you supervisor chan, and thank you supervisor mandelman. >> clerk: i believe that completes -- we do not have additional comments. >> supervisor peskin: already. public comment is closed. i'd like to ma

we're now joined by dave manny, great to' you -- >> great the see you.big winners of the year are now pointing downwards. doesn't mean they're out of the game just yet. your thoughts op how investors should be thinking about this market, maybe repositioning expect economy going forward. >> yeah, look, i think there's a difference between habits and capabilities. there are things that we did as a society that were just based on habit. this idea of zoom communications and face-to-a face stuff from different places was made possible well before the pandemic. but now we've got a habit of it, and we've broken a habit that a we can only talk to other people face to face if we're in the same place. so i think there's going to be things that are going to change and change permanently. i haven't talked to a single other entrepreneur, ceo type who says, ah, screw it, as soon as i can i'm going to travel just as much as i used to. everybody seems to be saying, yeah, i'm going to be back on the road but maybe half as much because i can do this when i need to. so i t

reporter: in last night's episode the bachelor engaging in a tough conversation with his estranged father mannylies. >> reporter: the talk at times becoming tense between fatd so >> i hate to stop you, though. i didn't have that either. my father was killed when i was 5, matt. so, yeah, i'm going to take some of that blame of being not showing up as a father figure much as it's supposed to be but do you know what i went through? >> reporter: both men at a certain point even moved to tears. >> i remember growing up, you coming around every now and then, drop off some shoes, buy us pizza. i didn't need any shoes. i didn't need any pizza. i needed a dad. >> i'm sorry i hurt you, son. >> i forgive you. i'm not holding grudges against those things. i just want us to move forward and. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> reporter: matt later tweeted about it saying all i hope is that people watch that conversation with nuance, care and also an understanding that there are real systemic issues at play. and be sure to tune in for the big "bachelor" finale and the "after the final rose" special monday 8

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buy shipt, which most of us who use it are kind of blown away by how good it is, but pbh, no longer, mannylook at that target, cornell is a visionary and i think what people, when people use their dot-com so to speak, their e-com, they're amazed at the ease of it but i think macy's is no longer in the fight for its life. they had a decent quarter. with good cash flow. they're taking the costs down. so that is no longer on the, i don't know, the critical list. nor is kohl's, obviously, nordstrom. but look at these, look at target, walmart by the way, it has been a real dog. and i think one of the reasons it's been a real dog is other people are catching up to their great e-commerce but macy's, i think gannett told a pretty good story, i know there are people who are doubters and people who say you know what, we're going to see the mall slink back to the last customers who aren't interested, i don't think that's true, i think the a and b malls are getting customers. people like to shop. that's something we were very good at shopping and steel was like number 480. trying to get steel back up

here in the castro, you know, manny yekutiel, who is not here, but is who the new m.t.a.up our shared spaces from 18 and mission, and andrea ajello and andrea nieman from noe valley and the castro had been instrumental in getting this done. and now, i'm going to introduce my colleague, another big fan of shared spaces, ahsha safai. [applause] >> supervisor safai: all right. well, this is a special day for san francisco. i want to thank our mayor, i want to thank senator scott wiener, my colleague, supervisor mandelman, but let me underscore something. 1700 permits have been issued for shared spaces in this short amount of time. just look at this street alone. look how many additional shared spaces have been added just to this one street. this program, this initiative, is transforming san francisco. you can't often say that an initiative or a new program is transforming the land add of our city, but we often have to take a step back and say why. why was this crisis or this pandemic has forced us to take a step back and look at how we utilize public space? why is it that so

conditions assessment performed by design for the property owners of 1925, 1927, 1923, 1990 and 1996 al mannythis way bridge housing can continue on with their schedule and be able to provide the much needed affordable housing in a housing crisis. i love our home like i do my family. my siblings and i were raised here. our five daughters were raised here. some of my 13 grandchildren and my nephew were raised here. my mom lived here until she passed in 2010 and my dad lived here several months to him passing in 2017. my grandchildren always say let's go to mama's and papa's house. i will protect our home like i protect my family. thank you. now i will turn it over to my co-appellant ivonne vasquez. >> am i able to speak now, julie? >> please go ahead ms. vasquez. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak regarding the demolition appeal. only the board could consider. if this is the case, the board has no authority to deny or modify the demolition permit of sb35. then why are we here? contrary to bridge's claim i the homeowner never received issue answer for th

here in the castro, you know, manny yekutiel, who is not here, but is who the new m.t.a. commissioner from the mayor, had done a lot to set up our shared spaces from 18 and mission, and andrea ajello and andrea nieman from noe valley and the castro had been instrumental in getting this done. and now, i'm going to introduce my colleague, another big fan of shared spaces, ahsha safai. [applause] >> supervisor safai: all right. well, this is a special day for san francisco. i want to thank our mayor, i want to thank senator scott wiener, my colleague, supervisor mandelman, but let me underscore something. 1700 permits have been issued for shared spaces in this short amount of time. just look at this street alone. look how many additional shared spaces have been added just to this one street. this program, this initiative, is transforming san francisco. you can't often say that an initiative or a new program is transforming the land add of our city, but we often have to take a step back and say why. why was this crisis or this pandemic has forced us to take a step back and lo

conditions assessment performed by design for the property owners of 1925, 1927, 1923, 1990 and 1996 al manny boulevard. this way bridge housing can continue on with their schedule and be able to provide the much needed affordable housing in a housing crisis. i love our home like i do my family. my siblings and i were raised here. our five daughters were raised here. some of my 13 grandchildren and my nephew were raised here. my mom lived here until she passed in 2010 and my dad lived here several months to him passing in 2017. my grandchildren always say let's go to mama's and papa's house. i will protect our home like i protect my family. thank you. now i will turn it over to my co-appellant ivonne vasquez. >> am i able to speak now, julie? >> please go ahead ms. vasquez. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak regarding the demolition appeal. only the board could consider. if this is the case, the board has no authority to deny or modify the demolition permit of sb35. then why are we here? contrary to bridge's claim i the homeowner never received issue a