i live at 266 monticello since 1996. i've been a homeowner there since -- all this time that i've been living there, the neighborhood has been quiet, parking has been plentiyful and clean -- streets have been clean. however after 278 monticello had been reconstructed from the single-family dwelling into a multiroom dormitory, th

i live at 266 monticello since 1996. i've been a homeowner there since -- all this time that i've been living there, the neighborhood has been quiet, parking has been plentiyful and clean -- streets have been clean. however after 278 monticello had been reconstructed from the single-family dwelling into a multiroom dormitory, this neighborhood has changed dramatically, and not in a good way. there were loud parties, there were trash everywhere. what used to be available parking was not readily available. many of my fellow neighbors had spoken to mr. chen about this issue. on two separate occasions, when there were loud parties, on the listed phone number for mr. chen, i personally tried to contact him, call him on his cell phone, and to no avail did he answer any calls. i neighbors attempted the same thing, as well, and to no avail, their calls were not answered, as well. so please, i'm asking you to reconsider and not approve a new permit for new bedrooms because this first reconstruction of 278 did not work in this nei

i don't think we were expecting the monticello monticello matter to come up quite in that manner. we have assembled a pretty detailed outreach log and report that was included in the commissioner materials. there is actually an updated version of it and a lot of outreach in the last couple of days. i wanted to submit this for the public record. i don't know if i leave this here. i want to make sure i get that in. lastly, just want to make sure that we emphasize some of the people who responded to community input. the fact that jones street volume has been down sized was the direct result of community input we received. >> that is your time. we will give you money more minute to finish up. >> almost done. we also relocated the residential lobby to shannon street to activate that side after receiving lots of community feedback about shannon street and then the facade and allot of the design along the o'farrell with the elevation has been put together both with a lot of direction from planning and some community members as well. looking forward to hearing your deliberations on this m

he reached monticello and spent 10 days with jefferson. and then a few days with medicine. -- amdisn. -- madison. jefferson took lafayette to the newly constructed university of virginia. jefferson had a speech read for him that described lafayette's role. this included lobbying to open up numerous ports on most favorable nation status. ining the whaling industry nantucket by brokering a contract between the nantucket whalers and the city of paris, to light all the streetlamps. jefferson said of lafayette, and i quote. i only held the nail, he drove it. nantucket voted at a town meeting to dedicate one days no from every cow on the pound to produce a 500 cheese which they sent to lafayette in france. the next is a children's book which tells the story and on the reverse is an account in a newspaper of the town meeting at which this was voted. several people who have told likestory to say that is sending colston newcastle, cheese to france. -- coals to newcastle. intent was to only first 13 states, but he had received invitations from all t

will you promise live ammunition monticello. plus useless. to lack explosives and. place. that planned album by somebody looks will come out in august but here's some music made in germany that you can't get right now. alice who isn't afraid of confrontation in the video to her new single lash out message is be confident and say what you think. months on the back with added emotion sing us a bastion madsen revels in the memory of his first love. to track is the advance single from the indie bands upcoming studio album their seven. but things got a. new fans of a hot summer. in their video they set out to prove that feeling hot is no fun and told. the idea for the anti summer anthem came on a rainy day in london. to. a powerful comeback for anything else too much twenty thirty winner of the voice of germany he's using his new album to work through his personal struggles. briefing from the vibrant while the pop music on facebook d w music story starts and the latest from the music scene. joining us in the universe of pop on facebook send us a message we love hearing from. if

for example, they might want to monticello mostly she was at montpelier. i will just give you a little hint into a sadder part of that life. that revolved around her son. remember he is the son from the first marriage. he is now in his 30s. he has never settled in his life. he was called by some the snake in the garden of eden. that's a sad thing to say. he had bouts of drinking and gambling. we know he helped madison some because we see some of his handwriting on some of the transcribed notes. he had huge binges. he would disappear. they wouldn't know sometimes where he was for months, oftentimes in debtor's prison. he wrote about himself in his journal, i can never temper things properly. it was underlined several times. so there was a lot of anxiety around him. and james paid for some of payne's death. and he told dolley about it. about $20,000. there was a whole other amount of debt he paid for and never told dolley. he said, once i'm dead, tell dolley this happened. this added up to more than $1 million in terms of current numbers. we are not worrying

that as vice president and chief operating officer for thomas jefferson -- jefferson foundation at monticello. as executive ved director, among many important roles here in the state. of the greatest stars in the virginia museum community and we're so thrilled this lecture but to have they are speak with all of you today. me in welcoming imhoff. [applause] to be here and i obviously, there aren't a lot of -- fans, if the gets interesting, if you could signal and we'll pause to on, it's s going starting now. i have to start this evening ith a quote from dolley madison. i sometimes wish i were you for love richmond i because there is so much soul, so much real kindness in its society.ned this is from 1812. so she did. there is so much that everybody right, about dolley madison. remember her as the america's quintessential hostess, the setting road. >> and the heroic figure that helped to rescue george portrait but for over a century after dolley madison american companies used name to sell everything, rom bedspreads to snap cakes, sorry, ice cream and they thisallized her image into ideal woman

but any hope soon disappeared an unselfish monticello bros of age gave even the record teach a second bite of the cherry to kill the game in the ninetieth minute trailed the final score yes and. i think the win was fully deserved it wasn't that easy that first goal in the first half was because of their goalies mistake it was a shot in the arm force is going to replace a perfect game and you need a perfect game to beat such a great team that is this well you know that in the solution with that with scott with russia the outskirts of america keep that argentina survival is now i have their hands with these big for world cup glory surely opens. gosh it must have been such a huge disappointment for messi and this is probably his last world cup yes you look at the images from the video or even the one in the wall behind us i mean he just looked defeated to watch in german a game i mean he wasn't able to get the ball and do his magic as usual because he was always man marked by three four people trace the completely took him out of the game and his teammates they they were performing there

some boiled those down and put them to monticello me remember sodomy if your m.b.a.'s if you're the crown prince and you have a reform program surely a reform program is a whole it's it's it's an entity you can't reform a little bit you've got to reform everything you've got to be more liberal you've got to be more outward looking and that's what we're talking about today i guess is a symptom of that as opposed to a cause of that well. let me start by saying that saudi arabia and its budget depend on the oil resources to the cure of nine comparison and since a discovery of oil in saudi arabia and nine hundred thirty eight they have never diversify that economy now they're out of talking and they talked before about diversification so vision twenty thirty is another name for value diversification. using reducing dependence on oil in their economy still i don't think that the reform program covered by vision twenty thirty will achieve much i must admit it's a step in the right direction but i don't think it will at cheve bunch add certainly not in the short tail for ins

. >> let me shows you what $250 gets you at the monticello. turn the lights out. you see that?odily fluids. that's exactly what you see -- >> that's disgusting. >> where do these mattresses come from, phillip? >> a house in arizona. >> your house? >> yes. >> those two holes there, that's cigarette holes. >> uh-oh. >> burns. >> what did scott pruitt want with an old hotel mattress? why are his aides resigning when he's the one who flew first class on the taxpayer's dime? if you bite into a chick-fil-a sandwich in a soundproof booth, does it still make a sound? these are mysteries that may never be solved. for now, i guess, we'll just have to sleep on it, on the ridiculist. yes, we shall. thanks for watching "360." that's all the time we have. time to hand it over to my friend, chris cuomo. "q cuo"cuomo prime time" starts no. >> i am chris question moe. we're in washington, d.c. the white house, stories keep changing on material facts, pressure keeps mounting from the mueller probe. in the thick of it all, press secretary sarah sanders. we'll go one on one with her in just moment

as an aside, i have lived 20 years in ingleside and am grateful for the action that you took on monticello. that's happening a lot in our area, so grateful for your listening and your action on that. i am a christian scientist. i am a member and supportive of this project for -- from ninth church of christ scientists. we are in balboa terrace, and their dedication -- i know many members of fifth church and their dedication to the health and vibrancy of the city as well as the tenderloin is without question. they followed this very thoughtful process, it's beautifully evolved, and they've listened to the community, and i think i've heard comments on facadism, but i think we can -- we need to adapt to the needs of the people rather than the -- keeping the facade, and the scale i think that they've worked on is beautifully outlined. and to improve the quality of life of the tenderloin is essential in our wonderful city. i've seen the success of church transformations just like this in washington, d.c., and in london and in new york city. we support this progressive step wholeheartedly. i love

it stretches from the predominantly white, mormon antowns of monticello and ng in the north, to the vast navajo reservation in the south. it ialso the poorest county the state. >> on the navajo reservation, the unemployment rate is around 72%. >> reporter: rebecca benally's county district includes theva reservation. she is currently the only native american serving as one of three countyommissioners, even though the navajo are a majority of the total population. c but that couldnge when residents go to the polls for a special election in asvember. lateyear, a federal judge ruled that the county voting districts had been gerrymandered, in violation ofe nstitution, by lumping the navajo into a single voting district. the ruling was a huge victory for the navajo nation. and for wired jones, a plaintiff in the lawsuit. >> there were some tears that were shed at that moment for my family on my side. >> reporter: jones decided to e because, he argued, navajo residing within the county district that includes the reservation had been denied critical services. ehis own sister died beca there was

the first time i did was 2004 in monticello, and thomas jefferson's home, and i figured since i had his job, i could do that. gave people their naturalization certificates, and all of a sudden, i hear this man saying, can you believe i'm a refugee and i just got my citizenship paper, naturalization papers from the secretary of state? and i said can you believe that , a refugee is secretary of state? and so when i think about what really people want to do and contribute and be a part of this country, the stunning number recently is we have deplored what, in fact, happened in syria where people were destroyed or suffered from a chemical attack. the number of syrians that have been able to come to the united states is less than the number of people that were affected by that chemical weapon. really terrible -- i have traveled around the united states a lot. we are a very large country. we have a lot of room. and i think people should be welcomed here, having been vetted in a number of different ways, but really, to be welcoming because that is what this country is based on. so, i think it'

some boil those down and put them to monticello me remember sodomy if your m.b.a.'s if you're the crown prince and you have a reform program surely a reform program is a whole it's it's it's an entity you can't reform a little bit you've got to reform everything you've got to be more liberal you've got to be more outward looking and that's what we're talking about today i guess is a symptom of that as opposed to a cause of that. well let me start by saying that saudi arabia and its budget depend on the oil resources to the cure of ninety person and since a discovery of oil in saudi arabia and nine hundred thirty eight they have never diversify their economy now they're out of talking and they talked before about diversification so vision twenty thirty is another name for diet diversification. using reducing dependence on oil in their economy still i don't think that the reform programme covered by vision twenty thirty will achieve much i must admit it's a step in the right direction but i don't think it will at cheve budge add certainly not in the short tail for ins

. >> at thomas jefferson's monticello this weekend they had what was called look closer which was theling of new exhibiting, one being of sally hemmings, of course, who was the woman that was a slave mulatto man who had six children with thomas jefferson, dna evidence proved that in the late '90s with but i think what was very important and i want to encourage every american who cannot only to listen to jon meacham but also to go to charlottesville and go see this exhibit and go see the reinterpretation of how they are giving tours now and what's important, joe, the nexus to this moment where we are right now, our history teaches us something, right? the past is prologue. we need to connect the dots and want monticello is doing is daring us in this country right now to actually deal with slavery, to look at the fact that this country was built by slaves, that they had a role, that these were people -- sally hemmings was far more than just a woman who had children by a president, she was a girl who spoke french. she negotiated the freedom for all of their children 50 years before afric

. >>> the philadelphia post says sally hemings lived at the jefferson monticello.>>> bloomberg ssts s are the ct when it comes to tipping. they find 10% don't tip at all. those who d to leave a median gratuity of 15%. less than the overall average. others leave between 18% and 20%. >>> our partner says curiosity rover took a selfie during a dust storm. they were mortaring a stofrmt nasa said the shot was created from its series of images which is why you don't see the rover's arm. >> usa today says bruce koepka is the first back-to-back winner of the u.s. open in 29 years. he won his second major tournament by one shot. only seven have won two in a row. the last to do it was curtis strange in 1989. >>> the parents of a 5-year-old boy might have to cover the e y estimated six-figure loss after their son accidentally broke a pricey piece of artwork. ouchy. the boy knocked over the piece valued alt $132,000. >> the statue called aphrodite is part of an art exhibition. the boy's mon told kmbctv should. have been in there in the first place. >> that type of artwork had

dagen: there is yorktown, jamestown, appomattox, mount vernon, monticello, the center of the birth ofnd patrick henry, redhill, his burial place, give me liberty or give me death is beautiful state please tour of come through. maria: how is massachusetts last? the home of the american revolution? the boston tea party? dagen: because it is the home of the new england patriots. >> i am with you on that. dagen: tom brady ruins everything for everybody. i'm just joking. maria: when we come back, ready set by, the most competitive time in history to buy a home. what you need to know to avoid missing out on the home of your dreams. ♪ take me home ♪ to the place ♪ i belong ♪ west virginia ♪ orthis truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: as raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining that to your insurance company. woman: another ding, another scratch. it'll just be another chapter in the story. every scar tells a story, and you can tell a lot more

the children of sally hemming have a rightful place that the labor that built monticello, the intelligence was not thomas jefferson as i lone. he create add family that is part of the american compact. barack obama is the product of a white woman and a black man, an african man coming together and producing this wonderful and splendid child. the offspring of sally hemmings and thomas jefferson are testimony to what happens when white men who have laid with nd partners with black women have produced a culture not only children but an entire culture. that culture is not recognized the ways in which black contributions through black labor, black bodies, black intelligence have infused american society have been denied. so hopefully this recognition is lly hemmings offspring a recognition that america truly is a multiracial democracy that needs to recognize all contributions. host: among the book, come hell or high water. hurricane katrina and to the color of disaster. the myth and meaning of malcolm x. dr. martin luther king's jr.'s death and barack obama and the politics of race in america.