that marquis holds personal significance. it does tell a lot of the story telling of the people who live there. it is a place mark for the history of the mission; and it should have been conserved. it should not have been touched. for me, it was an act of violence against the community. when you take away result cal legacy from us -- cultural legacy from us, that's cultural erasure. i'm still up set that i walk by this building and i see that it's not kept, and it should have been kept. at the end of the day, the removal of the sign is critically important to us. it is part of the historical legacy of the community. today, i think the decision to reaffirm the revocation is siding with community. we shouldn't -- as we see in this time of gentrification and displacement, a lot of decisions are going in favor of those who have the building and the money. we're just looking for community equality and respect, and i think that you should acknowledge that. >> clerk: okay. thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is alicia sandov

the ground floor is boarded up, and angle marquis is cantilevered above the ground floor. capped capped and molded rosets, and the building does appear to be in poor condition due to general holes in the north wall, and this survey was from january 2008, so even before the work they did to open up the facade of the building. this is a historic resource, no it is not a landmark. prior to the designation, it would have been a possible historic resource, and any demolition would have had to follow those facts. >> commissioner honda: i have a couple of questions. >> president fung: i have a couple of questions. >> commissioner honda: why don't you start this time, mr. president. >> president fung: the suspension and then the revocation was predicated by work that was not permitted. the -- and what the project sponsor has submitted includes nothing that relates to that work. yet, the process that you are outlining required them to then go through a c.u. process because because of a legislati was passed much later than the original on the theater definition. i would have thought

will follow but it surely is an indication of the mood because we've seen for the last two weeks marquis solid campaigning aggressively across the country like you said. praise him in showing his accomplishment during his time in his mandate in power barbara but so i'm just looking back at the campaign and you know while we find out who the actual winner is what were the main themes of the election was it all about the economy. well at least for my guess was it was the fact that he has done so much you know pinned airports the new train station made health care free for mother and children children under five in these were big bold moves now he was voted in not into office in two thousand and twelve saying that he would fight corruption but critics of his or members of the opposition say that he has used the courts to clamp down on the opposition so karim was a leader of the opposition and the popular mayor of deckard khalifa sala who was one of his main rivals in this presidential race were both convicted and sentenced to corruption charges and one of the themes that have come out from

ttsburgh police released a statement saying they haveng finished loo into the october death of marquis brown. he died after jumping out of a 16-floor window at duquesne. that night, brown h been at an offcampus apartment. police were called whenid studes rown was acting erratically. brown had marijuana in his system. he played football. >>> a frightening image of a w teenagh a gun in front of wakefield high school in arlingn, turned out not to be what it seemed. that teen is still charged with a felonyhis morning. the police said the teen had an air rifle in a video posted on instagram last week. the video showed him getti out of the car, putting a rmask on his face and taking the gun out in front of his school. he is not a student and they cannot name him because of his ag >>> a 23-year-old was found shot th inside a car in oxon hill last friday. homicide detecdoves went -to-door in an apartment building near the murder scene. the victim's relatives live on the same block where hedi . one neighbor said she can't imagine how they're feeling no right she asked us not to identify her. >>

there marquis reads we have four national emergencies. climate change, fake elections, guns, and a lying traitorous criminal president. >>> now, to san francisco and fire that has forced 17 people out of their homes period fire broke out on the 1200 block of pages street, not far from buena vista park. rob malcolm tells us that people scramble to help each other escape ahead of the fast- moving flames. >> reporter: firefighters responded to the blaze at 3:00 p.m. and found the three-story building fully engulfed in flames and smoke pouring into the street and high into the air. tenants you managed to escape gathered across the street, chwas hard to watch and come out in your house in flames, that is not every fun thing. >> reporter: clayton hand's roommate charles lived on the second floor they grabbed what they could and ran. >> keys, lot, phone, that is it. and yeah. >> when i got here all i saw was flames. >> i was home and heard a loud explosion and i heard glass falling, so i grabbed my stuff and ran out. >> most of the damage was on

will follow but it surely is an indication of the mood because we've seen for the last two weeks marquis solid campaigning aggressively across the country like you said. praise him in showing his accomplishment during his time and his mandate in power. security forces in sudan's capital khartoum have fired tear gas at hundreds of protesters calling on president omar al bashir to stand down the continued violence follows bashir declaring a state of emergency across the country on friday he said he was dissolving his government but just hours later appointed six new ministers and eighteen state governors for the military morgan has the latest now from khartoum. we've seen hundreds of people coming out to protest despite a state of emergency being enforced since friday by the president are going to achieve now let's remember people have been out in the streets expressing expressing their frustration with the government saying that they want the president to step down and basically they want to see an interim government that has been happening for ten weeks now in sudan it started in mid dec

the marquis shell is a total disappointment he stole all of our resources he betrayed the people who elected him with sixty five percent of the vote in the last elections he is a real disappointment in the two thousand and twelve election campaign saw a promise to tackle corruption during his time in office two of his rivals opposition leader kerry and former mayor of the car khalifa sol were jailed and convicted of embezzling millions of dollars they're now disqualified from taking part in the presidential race whoever wins this election will be in charge of a country wealthier than ever before and so each candidate is trying to attract voters with the promise of a better life. nicholas hawke al-jazeera. toughest take a look at the top stories here it out there senior aides of the trumpet ministration have been accused of trying to sell nuclear technology to saudi arabia ignoring legal objections a congressional committee is investigating the accusations the iranian foreign minister has denounced the alleged attempt as quote u.s. hypocrisy the leader of pakistan administered kashmir

but in a joint press conference candidate it recessed second son qusay marquis cell does not have enough votes to win he needs fifty percent of the electorate to claim victory without a second round the election commission has yet to announce the final results and already candidates it seems are preparing to contest the final outcome card in this hustle for power or the people of senegal. it is a young population made up mostly of milena most have lived under only two presidents aged ninety two and solved fifty seven according to estimates from civil society observers fifty eight percent of the electorate took part in the polls more young people came out to vote than any other previous election since two thousand today's the us is a very conscious about global issues about climate change about issues relating to how nations position themselves and what's the relationship between africa and the test of the will issues that they haven't heard of meetings at a company. trying to get their voice heard by any means this video made by a collective of senegalese artists and from beneath a bell

pittsburgh police released a statement saying they have finished looking into the october death of marquisrown. he died after jumping out of a 16-floor window at duquesne.at ight, brown had been at an offcampus apartment. police were called when students said brown was acting inratically. brown had marijuanis system. he played footba.n >>> amazo is coming but not without backlash. new resistance to split up the headquarters.t >>> and the c of car insurance. why you may be paying hundreds more than drivers y share the road with every day. we have the report rst on news fi >>> you're watching news 4 day. >> welcoback. amazon's new new york headquarters could be in trouble. you'll recall the online retail giant decided to split up its headquar and virginia.w york not everyone in new york is happy about that. an outspoke critic of the deal has been asked to sit on abo controd that has the power to kill the deal. a idea was called giving company like amazon billions in subsidies, quote, offensive. new york's governor called opposition shortsided, saying that amazon is about to bring $25,0 25,00

pittsburgh police released a statement saying they have finished looking into the october death of marquis brown. he died after jumping out of a 16-floor window at duquesne. that night, brown had been at an wfcampus apartment. police were calln students said brown was acting erratically. brown had marijuana in his system. he played football. >>> espnom reports a died after being hit by a foul ball at a dodgers game back in august. it's not known why her death is just being reported. the woman was celebrating r 79th birthday and 59th wedding anniversary at t game. the ball flew over the netting and hit the woman. we told you about the push to get more recent years.diums in this 2016 photo shows the additional protection the nationals saw that year. all teams were required to have similar safety measures by last year's season. the daughter of the woman hit at the dodgers' game tospn, she would like to see the netting extended vertically, as well. >>> today, officials will take t st make drinking water safer in schools. drinking water safer at schools. the coun council would further limit the

it's interesting to me that last week one marquis and acadia cortez introduced their resolution to greate was a bug that said count down to the green new deal press conference. they got a lot of press on it. these democrats signed on hand to me they are already on record supporting it. this vote is just formalizing it. >> jesse: these 2020 hopefuls are on the record saying they support demolishing air travel or giving free income for those unwilling to work, what does it do to them? >> greg: the vote is great because it exposes them is the most impractical children alive. they are voting for a rainbow made of marshmallows. mitch, he should be called satan's turtle. he looks so benign. >> jesse: what about cocaine mitch? >> greg: satan's turtle. this plan is a typical progressive disaster and that it's only half a thing and it's the easy half which is the wish list. the other half is missing which is how do you achieve this? that leads to the ultimate problem, centralized, massive bureaucracy and that leads to coercion because in order to make something, a big dream that fails, in order t

we are seeing flooding at marquis springs road by the creek over there, and as well as across sonomanty. there was flooding last night in sevastopol. this is a big thing to watch because everything is so saturated that the waters running straight into the creeks. this is not the only problem is sonoma county. there is another concern about debris flow, rockslides and mudslides because everything is saturated. the additional water is just making this slump down. as a result, the sonoma county emergency operations center is opening at 8 am this morning in anticipation of these issues. we have mina road closures with a few slides on the country roads but that will increase throughout the day with rain increasing. this is watching the russian river and the napa river that hit what station that last storm, certainly something we will continue to monitor. in the next half hour we will have to move our truck because this river is creeping higher and higher. emily turner, kpix 5. spat we will check in with emily again later. >>> this is a big test of the temporary fix on highway 37 with west

, the interior decoration, including restored wanscotting, pillars woodwork and control be beams, marquis with wind powered pallets, two-tiered stage and neoclassical back bar circa 1910. and that brings us to our last applicant. the monsingh noodle company. it was established in 1932, they make fresh noodles, specializing in egg noodles, including asian noodles, wonton wrap, eggroll wraps and they prepare middle eastern pasta and italian pasta. it caters to wholesalers and culinary institutions throughout the greater bay area. the current owners, the kongh family have a long history with the business and craft of noodle making. when they purchased the building it was specializing in egg noodles and the new owners introduced new products that were made famous in hong kong and distinctive to mainland china. the department is recommending approval of the application and we're recommending the following features to be preserved. their selection of asian middle eastern and italian noodles, wrap and pastas, their machineries including mixers, rollers and cutters and their matter noodle makers

the marquis reads we have for national emergencies, climate change, fake elections, guns and a lying,raitorous president . >>> an announcement of rosenstein's replacement could come this week . reportedly newly installed attorney general has selected deputy transportation secretary jeffrey rosen. rosenstein was expected to step down after bar was confirmed . >>> ruth bader ginsburg returned to the bench today. she underwent surgery for lung cancer in december and has been recovering at home. last month for the first time in her 25 year tenure she was not in court or arguments. she did participate in the decision of those cases. friends say ginsburg has been working hard to regain her strength and she has once again working with her trainer twice a week. >>> this morning honda announces plans to close a factory in england. another blow to the british economy as they face the march 29 exit from the european union. the decision to close the factor is based on what makes sense for global competitiveness and part of the move to reproduce more electric vehicles. >> we haven't heard anything

is a bullet idea but i will tell you, ed, the congress committee ten years ago i served on it and marquisa tough night, it got to the floor. it was a brutal vote. and you may recall the election year, the general election happened a year later and democrats lost the house and republicans gain 65 seats. >> ed: raising taxes >> michael: the prescriptive nature and the whole idea you cannot sell your home and less you bring it up to certain standards. you cannot sell your home with single pane windows. you have to double pane or triple pane. people looked at that and said, wait a minute, what is this government we have? this is massive federal intrusion. >> ed: one expert timothy was in the newspaper and talked about the cost. such a dramatic energy transition would undoubtedly come with resilient price tag. back by christopher clack a physicist who studied renewables estimate of building off the generation would cost $2 trillion. how will you pay for that? >> brad: this is why the proponents of the "green new deal" call for world war ii scale mobilization. why they call it the "green new de

the likelihood of some pretty significant moments and i think it's going to be really one of the marquis hearings that we're going to see on capitol hill this year. >> that oversight hearing, by the way, this week live on c-span 3. the ranking member in that hearing -- in some of the republican members, too, in that committee casting doubts on why michael cohen is being called at all because he's already been convicted of a number of issues, casting aspersions on his credibility as a witness before that committee. >> sure. and that's something that republicans have been doing for some time saying that, you know, michael cohen not only has motive and motivation to lie based on the -- his own wrongdoing and his desire to sort of skirt accountability for his own acts, but, you know, they're saying that, you know, he has admitted now in the course of his prosecution to having lied to congress, to having lied to the house intelligence committee and that casts doubt on whatever he said. i think democrats have taken the view that, listen, he has been forthright about saying that he has lied in

my name is ted gayer, and we're here for the marquis event and the brookings celebration of black history month. before we begin i'm looking through the crowd. i wanted to give a special welcome, we have a number of artists from the richard wright school of media and arts. they created the videos we saw earlier. and if you haven't yet if you go straight down the hall after the event we have a fantastic cafeteria, and in the cafeteria we're featuring some of their art. so i would like them to stand up if they would. thank you. [applause] >> ted: thank >> i also want to thank the people here at brookings institution who made the event possible. including our representatives from the race prosperity and inclusion initiative, brookings works best when we work as a team, and so thanks to all of our team members who put this event together today. our special guest today is stacey abrahams, who is -- [applause] i that was even before i went through the bio here. and the bio is impressive. an author, a entrepreneur, a non-profit ceo, a political leader, in 2018 after serving 11 years in the georg

much to the surprise of the opposition but in a joint press conference candidate second son qusay marquis cell does not have enough votes to win he needs fifty percent of the electorate to claim victory without a second round the election commission has yet to announce the final result and already candidates it seems are preparing to contest the final outcome card in this hustle for power or the people of senegal. it is a young population made up mostly of belittles most have lived under only two presidents aged ninety two and solved fifty seven according to estimates from civil society observers fifty eight percent of the electorate took part in the polls more young people came out to vote than any other previous election since two thousand today the us is a very conscious about global issues about climate change and about issues relating to how nations position themselves and what third relationship between africa and the rest of the world issues that they haven't heard of. trying to get their voice heard by any means this video made by a collective of senegalese artists and from beneat

collect vintage photos of old baghdad these places of bridges that connect the past to the present marquis my look at the. stories are also closing because their owners are starting to sell online but for reid says his doors will stay open because his shop is part of iraq's history matheson al-jazeera backdown. now they provide an aussie wising sea temperatures intense rains and erratic weather patterns are becoming a daily part of life they're being forced to spend more money not only on protecting themselves but also keeping their business as afloat and now the losses considering legal action against big bonuses thousands of kilometers away is under thomas reports. warming see this mean fewer fish in the waters around than a water so people are building fish farms in like the states in this very frustrating cost to build one fish farm is around fifteen thousand u.s. dollars there are other costs of climate change here more frequent cyclamens mean big repair bills with a geisha in preparation for disasters and rising sea levels also have big costs when it was his own contribution to globa

the idea of these marquis franchises protecting your business is not as strong as it once was.ith a but you follow-up, can't have multiple versions of that. david: take-two was the hot property for a long time with grand theft auto. when i was addicted to candy crush, i was like, "i will not pay." growth fears in europe escalate a bit. more economic slowdown, next. this is bloomberg ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. i love my leesa. people everywhere love their leesa mattresses. and now, for an even more luxurious sleep experience, meet the sapira mattress by leesa. sapira is a hybrid mattress combining performance foam technology with individually wrapped pocket springs. enjoy extreme comfort, minimal motion transfer, and incredible edge support. sapira is the first true luxury hybrid mattress. made in america and shipped to your door in a box. read our reviews, then order online. when your new sapira mattress arrives, try it for 100 nights and love it or get a full refund. order your own sapira luxury hybrid mattress rig

increase global oil production and that letter is signed by senators cantwell, schumer, menendez, and marquis. secondly, i asked to include the record, a statement that shows the average electricity prices for each state, indicating the state of massachusetts has electricity prices that are usually the top , or second top in the continental united states, more than double that of the state of louisiana. >> also insert the record, nola just released their recap today for the u.s. and global climate for 2018. a couple of highlights, released in that report, thousand 18 was the fourth hottest year on record for our planet, falling behind only 2015, 2016, 2017. in 2018 the united states was warmer than average, and the what is in 35 years. there were 14 weather and climate disasters, each with damages over $1 billion, total cost. $91 billion, and this is a report that was released as of today by nola. and what that has turned into the record as well. without objections, i hope. >> estimate for the record, to. well we are submitted for the record i would like to submit this dilbert cartoon to the

there might be some marquis brands that will be brought down along with some companies that are suboptimalnd next thing you know, he would have his elephant but things have been good for a long time, valuations are up and i think he's doing the prudent thing. it must be boring to be him right now. just counting his cash. >> and not buying back as much stock perhaps as -- >> subsequentially. >> as anticipated to what they did last year. someone who for a long time as we point out did not favor buybacks as a way to create value. >> right so, look, i think that he's as usual upbeat, joyous i love the report this week, tailwind i often tried to struggle about what is it previously he's talked about progress that progress has helped tailwind makes so much sense when you look around the world and you see how hobbled so many other nations are. u.s. has a tailwind. i thought as usual, completely precise, optimistic, terrific view of the world, i wish he talked more about some of his nonpublic holdings because the public ones, we know, are a bit of a -- in terms of kraft heinz being -- something li

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congresswoman cortez and senator marquis.green new deal is a tenure plan to create a greenhouse gas mutual society that creates unprecedented levels of prosperity, wealth for all. while ensuring economic and environmental justice and security. translation, no more oil, gas or coal by 2030 and everyone gets more money. let's do specifics. upgrade all existing buildings for energy efficiency. all of them, including yours. farmers eliminate pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. how you eliminate cow flatulence, i don't know. transportation, complete overhaul, expand electric car production charging stations everywhere and expand high-speed rails so that air travel stops becoming necessary. what do you think about that in hawaii? jobs, everyone gets one. with the family sustaining wage, adequate family medical leave, paid vacations and retirement security, by the way, even those unwilling to work get all the goodies, too. that is the socialist bit. the workers get everything. it's bold. will certainly appeal to anyone who like