the privacy issues of the mcleods? yeah originally we took our original permitted deck design and after the last hearing what we proposed was a ten foot fence adjacent to the deck stair that used to be along the property line and then after that, this is what you see now with the option b, option of moving the stair perpendicular to and to the east side of the deck. that's that's kind of where we're at. so is there anything i recognize that you did that and that's appreciated. is there anything further that we might be looking at to night that would effectively not totally mitigate the privacy claims of the mcleods? i don't i don't think so. yeah. and also your best is what i'm saying. yeah and you know, per the brief we have three measures that we're use to address privacy. i understand. so thank you very much. you're welcome. commissioner trevino. thank you. president i don't want to thank all of you for your efforts to do what we asked, which is to go back and try to talk to your neighbor and neighbors as i understa

mary mcleod had a devotion to young people, her leadership, her ability, her civility and also like johnmmitment to bring diverse people and perspectives to the table to find common ground and to work for the common good. if john lewis were with us today, he would first tell you about growing up in pike county, alabama. 40 miles outside of a little town called trey. with parents who were sharecroppers and who bought 110 acres of land that his family still owns. and, you guessed it, he would tell you about his preaching to the chickens. then, he would tell you something else you may have heard him say before. that is the ball is precious. it is almost sacred. it is the most powerful nonviolent tool we have in a democracy. we nest -- must protect it. we must use it. john lewis' name is anonymous was salmon. you know the story. he dedicated his entire life to ensuring the right to vote. his face is the face of voting rights. having his face on a postage stamp honors conger missed -- congressman lewis and encourages voter participation and civic engagement. i thank all of you who helped him

system will ease away, though showers continue into the far north—west, with plenty of crowd delete mcleod tomorrow, the winds will ease, still blustery but nowhere nearas ease, still blustery but nowhere near as strong. sunny spells for many of us, some scattered showers, particularly through scotland, and temperatures will respond, some peaking at 22 celsius, way above where we should have them at this time of year. more rain to come in the forecast, as you can see, on tuesday, and western areas will bear the brunt of this rain. the potential for some localised flooding as we go through the week ahead. the rain will tend to focus across much of scotland and north—west england, central and southern england and wales dry and pleasantly warm. through the middle of the week, not only more wet weather but also the risk of some severe gales. we will need to keep an eye on this low pressure. it might be that little bit further north or south, but one thing is for certain — the middle part of the week looks pretty unsettled, with heavy rain and strong winds. better by friday. this is bbc news. t

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. >> tar mcleod gray. >> timothy george grazioso. >> wade b. green. >> wanda anita green. >> elaine myra greenburg. >> donald freeman green. >> gail r. green. >> james arthur green leaf, jr. >> my brother kevin james murphy. we love and miss you. we know you are with us every day. we have had the seeing of beth's strength and the incredible job she has done and how proud you are of your family. we are grateful to be part of their lives. they are close and loving as a family can be and your spirit lives on with them. i would also like to thank everyone who has been part of this memorial service for the past 22 years. you have been here with us to pay tribute to our loved ones and to make sure they are remembered and honored. over the years, you have treated us with respect and with compassion. your actions allow us to keep our focus on our family members who are no longer with us. thank you all for being here with us. may god bless you and may god bless america. [applause] >> and my grandfather, firefighter robert james crawford. being your gran

as mcleod these resources? are they getting what they mean? . >> the authorities morocco really taking the lead in a four coordinated response. this is what we hear. they are coordinating the response. other regions are coming. a lot of solidarity from the world. support has been coming in. i want to believe that morocco will have all that it takes to withstand this terrible tragedy and how people come back on to their feet soon as possible. to make this happen we have to ensure our interest does not die often table quickly. this will take time to rebuild. >> thank you so much for the work that you continue to do. we appreciate. a are, i the president is turning his thoughts to the people of morocco on day one of the g20 summit in new delhi. earlier he released the following statement. quote, i am deeply saddened by the loss of life and devastation caused by the earthquake in morocco. our thoughts and prayers are with all of those impacted by this terrible hardship. the biden administration is in contact with moroccan officials. we are working

today's so called town talk will be at mcleods high school at at 9:30 a.m, the second meeting is scheduledturday at castlemont high school. we are officially in hispanic and latin american heritage month and we're celebrating it here at abc7. we want to recognize organizations in the community keeping the culture alive of la pena cultural center in berkeley has become a hub for latino dance music and art. leaders say these institutions are vital to the community. >> these are so much more than we often say. they are artists, they are creative. they have an imagination that's wild and beautiful and can create amazing projects, movies, music, all these things that are happening all around us. >> we'd love to see that, to keep these organizations thriving, the latino community foundation is now investing $2 million to support 28 different organizations as the jewish holidays are now underway with rosh hashanah, it marks the new year. people attended services friday evening at the herbst theater, a popular tradition is to eat apples dipped in honey, which symbolizes the hope for a sweet year a

abid mcleod moving its way to the _ england. abid mcleod moving its way to the far— england.ay. plenty of blue _ be a beautiful day on sunday. plenty of blue skies and sunshine and again with light _ of blue skies and sunshine and again with light winds feeling very pleasant with temperatures getting up pleasant with temperatures getting up into_ pleasant with temperatures getting up into the mid 20s. further north and west_ up into the mid 20s. further north and west though is quite breezy with that cloud _ and west though is quite breezy with that cloud and rain and temperatures looking _ that cloud and rain and temperatures looking more like 15 to 17 celsius. less _ looking more like 15 to 17 celsius. less temperatures will continue to rise as _ less temperatures will continue to rise as we — less temperatures will continue to rise as we go into next week. potentially 30 celsius in the middle of next _ potentially 30 celsius in the middle of next week. it is potentially 30 celsius in the middle of next week-— potentially 30 celsius in the middle of next week. , ~ , ., of n