is the mezzanine a.d.a. accessible? frankly, you know nothing about the interior of this building based on the submissions by moic. and of course, nonprofits want to be agreeable so they can have events and fundraisers there so they want alcohol. can i just ask one question -- it's actually kind of complicated, but with this kind of license, liquor can be circulated outside the premises. it's not just on sale. we know they want to have events still 12 events till 12:00 or 1:00 in the morning -- >> clerk: mr. chair -- next speaker, please. >> supervisor mandelman: next speaker. >> my name's dan galvan. i live at bush street at mesa. i know there's a high crime area there. there's a high concentration of liquor sales and different venues to begin it. i thought it was an architecturally significant building to turn it into a museum. it seems to me that they're sneaking a bar into an ice cream parlor. when i was a kid and go to tahoe with my parents, and they went into a casino, they'd see me and tell my dad to get me out o

thank you also to mezzanine for hosting that.were a couple of donations from events locker. thanks to them. i'm sure we will do more showering of praise for sean at the end of the meeting, but i do want to say that i remember when your predecessor was here and we thought he was fantastic, and there was such big shoes to fill , and i thank you really phillips them. i thank you stretch them out and made them even bigger, and i just noticed how much people respect you, and i thank you have a pretty thankless job, you know, you are kind of this quasi- police officer, because i -- total enforcer that doesn't really fit all of the people that who went -- when we think about city governments. thank you for all you have done, and thank you for working with us every time we tell you, hey, can you write a report differently, or tell us stories differently, or provide more information. you have always risen to the occasion to do that. thank you, very much, and i'm looking forward to seeing all the great things you will do in the twin cities

fifteen% mezzanine debt assuming the cambridge associates private mezzanine debt, and 25% distress at using the distressed corporate credit index. for private real assets, we had a program at the time, but as craig can speak to, it was structurally different on the real estate side, so we assumed the 2008 to 2009 private real estate and private natural resources return reflected in 2019 and 2020. >> if i could just highlight, we did here with the stress scenario, we tweaked it a little differently and that we did adjust the commitment pacing and reduce it moderately for each program as you will see, 600 million for private equity and similarly for private credit and private assets where our base case is 750. we brought it down to just show what the program would look like , and this would obviously not allow the program to be as over target, potentially if we were to hit a gsc scenario, again, it is in a moderate decrease in commitment to. we ran it for maintaining the same pace as well and came up with very similar numbers to what tori cove had in terms of how much we would be over t

for the 1st period of qa, if you raise your hand, myself or one of my colleagues on the mezzanine will bring the microphone to you. the key point of qa is q which is question. i would like to ask on behalf of all of your fellow attendees to try to keep it to a question so we can get to them quickly. don't shy. will get straight ahead it in front of you and in the very back. if you could please stand when i handed the microphone. thank you.>> between the battle of -- island and the naval battle of guadalcanal, the u.s. went through some very difficult periods of learning about radar. i know you looked into that at some length. could you comment on that and all of the learning curve that the u.s. had a go through, the use of radar? >> that is a good question. the use of radar by the u.s. navy and those battles off guadalcanal. i won't step on jim horn fishers presentation. he is going to talk about that. but one of the observations i will make is that the radar was not the great panacea that people might think it to be. this was very early in the operation of radar and there were tremend

protected diplomat mezzanine zakari rachleff was arrested attack run airport coming out of the show as nato turned seventy is it time for it to be retired we ask a former top nato official and the pinochet of ukraine after losing the first round of elections will the cia backed petro poroshenko use military action against russia to stay in power plus while break that threatens to topple tourism a absolute poverty it's fourteen million to four point one million children in the fifth wealthiest nation on earth all of them all coming up in today's going underground the first to more of the north atlantic treaty organization turn seventy one people. between. luxembourg. the united kingdom norway denmark italy portugal iceland canada and the united states. to keep within the letter the united nations charter yes nato and the u.n. charter but if one discounts this information propaganda and the sabotage of workers movements nature is first a military action didn't stop until after the fall of the berlin wall and they violated that un charter his non-drug ski using work praised by u.s. author

between the facilities are two mezzanine levels of tennis club facilities that overlook the tennis court play areas and the parcel above the community center will be dedicated the mayor's office plan for affordable housing. and they will construct the project extending up to 85 feet in fight. they'll construction the -- up to 85 feet in height. and they'll have dwelling units all 100% affordable would be developed under the direction and has open space amenities and privately owned public open space and through the development of a new public park running the length of the street and includes a 13,000 square feet public park on the full length block from fourth to fifth street. these currently confident -- constitutes the projects under review and in most cases the projects are undergoing environmental review and have not scheduled hearings on the projects. in addition to the five projects, we have a number of other large office projects i've put up on the slide over here just to provide further reference for the amount of office space currently in demand in the city. at this point i'll

we currently are allowing entertainment in the mezzanine and lobby. that's been granted all clearances. the inspectors are finalizing their rooftops. as far as notice of violations, we issued n.o.v. to the bar. nothing for jones brick and mortar. we added independent to this list. we have found that lot of the complaints coming can't really determine where it's coming from. we've established changes that need to be made with both and we are going to be sound testing and issuing new sound limits for both venues. revolution cafe has been added to the list. that is all. >> any additional questions or comments. >> commissioner tan: just quick question for dorian. are they coming in for l.p. or p.o.e. >> p.o.e. entertainment they have is burlesque show that happens after 10:00 p.m. >> commissioner tan: thank you. >> vice president caminong: tha. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item on the agenda is agenda item number 5. police department comments and questions. we see no officers present. let's move on to item number 6. next

. ♪ steve: thanks for joining us this morning live from the mezzanine level.sley: so much fun. we had a great time. pete: did you a good job. hayden loved it. ainsley: she had a good time. yeah. it was a neat experience. we took home one of those wooden eggs so we'll have that forever. got a lot of pictures. steve: it's such a nice morning in new york

the front buildings, one, two, three, of double height living spaces, so you come in to the mezzaninelevel, and you look out to the sweeping views down into your living space. we then are also providing a few single-family home lots as well on the site to allow full diversity of housing types. this is looking down mccullough road and up into one of the private drives on one. looking back up the hill. the grades are quite significant , and this was a whole discussion, actually, with the fire department. we could into loop the roads to provide the right turning truck because the grades in the turns were so steep, so we have truck turnarounds for fire, so we have used those areas to celebrate views and create plazas so that they are making more of a public space rather than having it read as a utilitarian truck turnaround. here are some views looking at the stacked flats, and this gives you a sense of the terrace of the hillside. very similar to the south of france or to italy where you just have buildings cascading down the hillside. same material pallets. these units especially will ha

they say they plan to appeal the decision to open up a mezzanine bar. not exactly clear how it plans to do it because the board says no appeal is possible. >>> unstoppable, the appropriate theme for this year's professional business women of california conference. >> abc 7 news was at the 30th annual event yesterday. congresswoman jackie speier started the event in 1989. this year's speakers ranged from legislators to actress nicole kidman. jennifer newsom has taken on the title of first partner instead of first lady. >> part of the notion of partner is gender expansive and inclusive so we'll have a female governor some day, an lgbtq governor. >> 7,000 women attended this year's conference. abc 7 a proud sponsor. it was a great event. we were happy to be there. >>> next, coca-cola launches a direct assault on starbucks. the massive move it's making. >>> and the crash in sunnyvale that left eight people hurt last night. police say it was intentional. we are live now with the investigation this morning and right now. >>> plus, the rising cost of did you k

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the museum of ice cream says it plans to appeal the decision so it can open up a mezzanine bar at their it's not clear how it plans to do that because the board says no appeal is possible. >>> the san francisco zoo is home to prairie dog pups and they need your help to name them. >> they showed two 6-week-old black tailed prairie dogs, two more pups are living at the habitat inside the exploration zone at the zoo. the zoo says it will soon take suggestions for names on social media. there's four of them? i can think of four names. one, two, three, four. >> you're going to include me? >> of course. >> nice. >>> coming back with 90 minutes of news. should schools be able to tell parents what to wear? the strict guidelines from one public school. >>> also, a live picture now from the scene of a crash in the south bay. eight people were hurt when it happened nearly 12 hours ago. what police are revealing about this potentially deliberate act. also ahead -- >> the sharks move >> ae w for the san >>> now at 5:30, eight people hurt in a crash that may have been deliberate. we are live in sunny

. >>> we will go with one on the floor and one in the mezzanine next year left ear, steve . >> i was wondering why they were using the largest and slowest planes as scouts, is it because of for the range or was nothing else available? >> and, they could sometimes later get the drop takes and have some additional distance. which of course the fighters could two. it was a very versatile playing. the use the spd for all kinds of missions. the avengers also went out and some of the scouting missions. more often than not, the fighters were not used at 42 for scouting and reconnaissance. long-range missions like that. upstairs to your right, steve. >> i wanted to ask about the logistics of supplying these drive farmers. and listening to all of this, i was wondering, how did they get the bombs in? how did they get the ammunition? and how did they supply them so that they could do what they did? any other replacement groups, committed the wasp, and saratoga and some of the other ones when they brought planes in, they would bring bombs and/or trout torpedoes with them to bring in. other stuff

the space is approximately 6,000 square feet and is located on the ground floor and mezzanine level.with an existing two story commercial building. the space is being used as a retail sales and service use including golf equipment sales and repair us us, as well as a virtual golf practice. on the current planting code, the existing virtual golf practice stalls qualifies as an accessory arcade use since there are less than 11 mechanical amusement devices. the proposed project will change the use from retail sales and service it to amusement arcade, bar, and restaurant to use. the proposal involves tenant improvements, including adding a new kitchen, a bar, at three pinball machines. in addition to the existing age virtual golf practice stalls, to a total of 11 amusement game devices. the business will operate from 6:00 a.m. until midnight on weekdays, and 9:00 a.m. until midnight on weekends, which is principally permitted under the planning code. based on a planning use survey completed by the project sponsor and verified by the department staff, the total commercial frontage frontag

think you very much for being on the mezzanine with me.e what i've been busy doing, scooping up. we will continue to read on. we got about another 80 pages to go. >> bill: to keep at it. as he read as fast as he talks question reg [laughter] >> harris: he does read as fast as he talks. let me tell you, i've been taking notes on what happens to be spitting out every now and then, as like a proof thought. and i'm learning a volume just from that. >> tom: i finish this report hours ago. i don't know about you. [laughter] >> harris: anyway, we will continue to work at it. >> bill: now he's showing off. thank you tom and harris. a phrase that keeps coming back, we are going to take a break here. our coverage continues on the day the mueller report went public and was delivered to congress. in a moment, back with dan and martha and assange and chris and shannon. who am i forgetting question expiate catherine herridge will be joining us on the other side of the break. ♪ >> although the deputy attorney general and i disagree with some of the speci

the intel text - - desk, merchandise and where you can get your book signed can be found on the mezzanine level here at the hotel. i'd like to introduce our moderator, dave benedetto will proceed. thank you. >> thank you rich.[applause] thank you all so much for coming up this saturday morning. i know where having a good streak of weather and i'm glad you're inside. to start us out, i want to introduce the five panelist sitting next to me starting with joshua wheeler whose works appeared in many places including the iowa and missouri reviews. he has a buffet of nonfiction writing. "acid wash" was released in 2018 point he hails from new mexico. lives in new orleans and currently teaches creative writing at louisiana state university. silas house is the best-selling author of "southernmost". a creative work of nonfiction and in three plays. his work appeared in the new york times. the american narrative in several anthologies. - - [indiscernible]. he is one the last award. the abolition book of the year and many other honors. moving on, hannah pittard is a professor of english at the unive

the restrooms are in the mezzanine level.ut our hours are presence and we want the candidates to feel our presence, our stories, our genes, our aspirations and the people that. we bring with us. can we get thumbs up? all right, let's do it. kelley: are you ready to hear from our first committed? [applause] kelley: the first candidate i am throughout the introduced to the stage is julian castro. secretary of the department of housing and urban development under president obama. now, he is here to tell us exactly what he is here to advocate and fight for. . the are so glad to have him. please give us a warm welcome for julian castro! ♪ [applause] mr. castro: buenos dias! como estan! i want to thank everybody who was they would up together this forum -- who put together this forum. this is the first presidential candidate forums we have had. so thank you for that. i want to start off by telling you a bit about myself and my vision. tagel like i need a name because i have a team brothe tw, joaquin. he likes to tell people that th

the restrooms are on the mezzanine level. our power is our presence. we want the candidates to feel our presence. our stories. our dreams. our aspirations. and the people we bring with us. so, those are the agreements. can we get thumbs up for all of those. >> all right. all right. >> let's do this. >> are y'all ready to hear from our first candidate? whoo! okay. our first candidate is julian castro. i' i'm thrilled to welcome him to the stage. he served as secretary of the department of housing and urban development under president barack obama. he's here to tell us what he's here to advocate and fight for. we're so glad to have him. give us a warm welcome for julian castro. >> hi, y'all. ♪ go that have high high hopes for a living ♪ [ speaking spanish ] >> i want to thank all the organizations that helped put together this forum. thank you all very much. this is one of the first presidential candidate forums that we have had. and so i'm sure you're all going to have a very exciting day. i want to do two quick things. i want to start off today by tell

after, there's coffee, and drinks outside in the lobby, the restrooms are in the mezzanine level, but remember, that our power is not our presence, we want the candidates to feel our presence, our stories, our dreams, our aspirations, and the people we bring with us. so, those of the agreements, can we get thumbs up for all of those? >> all right. all right, let's do it. >> so, let's do this. >> okay, are y'all ready to hear from our first candidate?>> okay, well, our first candidate, i am so excited to bring to the stage, is who leon ostrow. now, let me tell you, who leon castro served as secretary of the department of house of development under president barack obama, and now he is here to tell us exactly what he is here to advocate, and fight for in our communities. so we are so glad to have them, please give us a warm welcome for julianne castro.>> hello. >> [ music ] >> hazy all. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> -- first of all, i want to thank all of the organizations that helped put together that we the people form, it is wonderful to be here, thank you all very much for having as

. ♪ steve: thanks for joining us this morning live from the mezzanine level.insley: take some chances. welcome back how was the white house? ainsley: so much fun. we had a great time. pete: did you a good job. hayden loved it. ainsley: she had a good time. yeah. it was a neat experience. we took home one of those wooden eggs so we'll have that forever. got a lot of pictures. steve: it's such a nice morning in new york city. we are actually going to go outside in the next hour or. so. ainsley: have a picnic, maybe? steve: national picnic day. thank you for joining us. pete is in for brian who is off. pete: thanks for having me. ainsley: we love having you here. democrats are divided over calls. steve: democrats are focusing on congressional investigations after subpoenaing a former white house counsel. pete: that's right. our own griff jenkins joins us live in washington, d.c. griff: good morning, impeachment fever growing on the banks of the potomac. how is the president had to say yesterday at the easter egg roll. >> are you worried about impeachment, mr. pre

happen ♪ steve: well, anything can happen but as you see carley shimkus is standing live on the mezzanines one of them. ainsley: is he. carley: what an amazing person. great way to start your day. a suspect is now linked to seven deaths after authorities find two more bodies inside a tennessee home. officers shot michael cummings when they say he pulled a weapon while they tried to take him into custody over the weekend. a local newspaper reports cummings parents, relatives and a 12-year-old girl are among those killed. police say cummings will be taken into custody once is he released from the hospital. family forced to flee their homes overnight after a massive fire rips through a zinc recycling plant. [sirens] jillian: flames shooting up 75 feet in the air in a small community along the north and south carolina border. a mandatory evacuation has been ordered for air quality concerns. no injuries have been reported and don't know what started that fire. just when you think you have seen it all, police in oregon baffled when they find a camper abandoned on a pedestrian bridge. crews clea

. ♪ ♪ it's just what we do steve: live from the mezzanine level news is what we do here on "fox & friendse. jedediah: kind of dreary outside. brian: that owners from the owners of fgl house. steve: florida georgia line. brian: that sounds like a new song. jedediah: good stuff at 7:00 a.m. steve: thank you very much for joining us today. ainsley is off. jed is in. we start with a fox news alert. first up, the migrant caravan is going global as it heads towards the u.s. border. brian: you have fox news with a firsthand look right outside a shelter housing thousands hoping to come to our doorstep. jedediah: our very own griff jenkins is live on the ground with more griff, how is it going over there? griff: hey, jed, brian and steve. good morning, that message that our borders are open, that due to catch and release can you stay in america has gone global here at this shelter in at that point choula. tapachula. we have migrants in the shelter behind me from nigeria, from cameroon from, india, from bangladesh and a lot from cuba and haiti. we spoke to two of the migrants. one jaafari from indi

. ♪ steve: welcome to the "fox & friends" gang live from mezzanine level of studio f during holy weekkend. ainsley: butter burger. brian: i'm getting a report lent will end soon. i gave up meat since 1987. i think i'm doing a great job. lent to the nth power. people looking forward to easter and winter break. finally will be here, mueller report, 400 plus pages drops in 24 hours. steve: we have the broad strokes what is in it according to the attorney general seen screen left. he came out with the four-page summary. of course the big question is what is going to be redacted. that is really what the democrats will hang their hat on. hey, we have all the redactions, we don't know what is under that. who are they trying to protect? listen to nancy pelosi talk about the pending release of the mueller report over on another channel. >> we have to find out what happened so it doesn't happen again and it isn't up to the attorney general who has said basically that the president is above the law and the rest. so he is there to redact whatever he wants. ainsley: gary abernathy, "washington pos

your home ♪ steve: welcome, folks, to the tv home of "fox & friends" live from studio f here in the mezzaninet. i was out on assignment yesterday. i was watching y'all's show in the morning as i was getting up in the hotel room and i heard you say that i wrote my accountant and i said do i need to sign anything? are we okay? anyway. thank you for the reminder. steve: you betcha? brian: i have that docu sign i don't know what's going on. where do i click and best of luck. keep your fingers crossed. meanwhile straight to a fox news alert now. the fire in notre dame cathedral we watched yesterday is now out. ainsley: hope rising from the ashes as firefighters stand in front of a cross miraculously left untouched. look at that there is smoke at the bottom of it still smoldering around the bottom of the cross. steve: that is image from inside the cathedral last night it is 1:00 in the afternoon. amy kellogg is live in the cathedral heart of paris. >> it's been recalled this morning victor hugo wrote the hunch bam of notre dame inspire. he shamed the city of paris into taking better care of it. so,