moore. ms. moore is one of the few who have been around long enough to understand exactly how the building and planning departments function together. we need someone who understands this system in need of rehabilitati rehabilitation. mr. moore spoke out strongly in the last couple of weeks, exposing the machinations of scoff law developers who have been making people's lives miserable for years. >> supervisor safai: thank you, ma'am. i appreciate it. next speaker. >> good afternoon, members of the committee. i'm john buruso. i'm here to thank president cohen and the board of supervisors for reappointing dennis richards and katherin moore and to thank them both for ongoing service to the city. my brother and i encountered them when we joined the russian hill association responding to a project on my block . commissioners moore and richards demonstrated their job dedication when they agreed to site visits, assessing the block's homes and streetscapes firsthand. over the course of two hearings, co

i spoke with commissioner moore and commissioner richards.they said they were open to that conversation going forward, so i think we're going to bring that back up because thinking about the opportunity to add density where there is new introduction but not incentivizing any way demolition i think is an important conversation to have. another thing we talked about was what supervisor yee and supervisor stefani talked about in terms of process improvements and how you balance the respect of neighborhoods and neighborhood process and moving forward. i think there's an overarching question and i'll just say for the record i think this is something that the planning commission is dealing with on a daily basis. we have a number of units that are entitled, they've pulled permits. they're in the process of being developed. there's a whole host that have not even begun to pull permits. why, we need to understand that, but at the same time, there's a question of our population is growing. we are the most rapidly growing city in the united states, but

commissioner moore?>> commissioner moore: we may want to expand that into a special discussion that we have among ourselves. i see the deadening effect of change at the corner of powell and post, where they are used to be disney animation for many years and something else before. it is actually empty and i think we need to start talking about how we want to deal with this. i am not taking a side of the particular applicant to, but i have my concerns. in the absence of the neighborhood not being here to participate in this conversation, i make a move to approve this, yet i would ask that we, as a commission cannot continue our own conversations on this matter. >> president hillis: we can add that. >> commissioner richards: second. >> clerk: i'm sorry, who made the motion? commissioner richard -- commissioner richards. on the motion to approve this matter. [roll call] >> clerk: th the motion passes unanimously 5-0. this is item 1 15 for case number 2017. one front street to. a conditional use authorization

i don't know if that fully answers your question. >> commissioner moore: it does. as a commission, you know this commission is sensitive to public comment when it comes to the limits of public voice, should dovetail, broad brush, need expire clause, those are important comments for us to hear. i also resonate with the idea that it may need to be applied differently in different neighborhoods. the director explains that it does not really apply to certain areas. i would like to see a map of where it doesn't apply because i need to be reminded that it does not apply everywhere. there's a subtlety of legislation and legislation knowledge here, just by reading what you put in front of us, it's not at my fingertips all the time. that sensitivity comes out of public comment and that's why we're seeing here to reflect back on you to ask that it's being built and listened to and that's being built before it moves to the board of supervisors and being reconsidered, as you are trying to make it, indeed, a more preferable way of how we do -- how we do housing affordability an

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commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i consider that the project in front of us to be very reasonable. it is a family with three children. nothing was excessive about this square foot addition. i just simply would say not to take the approval as proposed. it is as simple as that. >> there is nothing further. there is a motion that has been seconded to not take d.r. and take the project as proposed. [roll call] >> that motion passes unanimously 4-0. that will place us on item 22. at 66,321st avenue. this is also a discretionary review. >> i am here again. this is a project that is on 21st avenue on the west side of 21st between balboa and the two neighborhood in the outer richmond. the scope of work as a two story horizontal addition at the rear with legal rooms down at the ground floor including a bedro bedroom, full bath, and lower down. an extension of the upper dan at office and addition of a roof deck on the second floor. finally caught a spiral stair in the rear yard as a permitted obstruction

missioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i'm glad to see there is an adaptive use strategy to hold the shopping center together. across the country, we're seeing shopping center fails, particularly when an anchor store fails, it's usually the end of the story. we're glad to see an interesting adaptive strategy. i personally don't think that bulk and height matters. this is pretty much a freestanding, form, surrounded by ample setbacks. i'm for it and congratulate the developer and staff making it difficult at the speed before there was any damage to the functioning of the center has happened. so, thank you. i make a motion to approve. >> second. >> commissioner koppel: i'm also in support of this project. a lot of people don't even know this part of town exists. i grew up about one mile or so away and went to high school behind here. this is a -- by far, definition of an opportunity site, very large shopping center, surrounded by a very large parking lot. i'm also going to be excited to hear later on t

moore. and i don't know if they thought pope ere talking to the but they did as they were told, nd the next thing i know, dr. moore was the president of the erlc. ack in 2009, when russell was, what, about 11 years old, i described him as a gift of god community and a gift of the christian community to the nation. selected, en he was he did me the very high honor of at his me to speak installation at first baptist church. recall, the name of the church correctly in washington, d.c. there i said, again correctly, that russell was the in the right place at the right time for that important post. i tle did i know how right was and would prove to be about that. waters in which our hip is now sailing in very troubled culture, russell has indeed proven to be the at the right time in the right place for that position. proven in that position defending the n rights to religious freedom and fundamental liberties, not baptists and rn other evangelicals and protestants but of catholics, muslims and peo

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: this in many aspects is really a first. we hardly ever had two supervisors, supervisor safai and president cohen, come to speak very clearly and succinctly what's wrong here. we never had an applicant declining to speak because probably everything that was said was not particularly supportive of the project, and it did immediately, without any skip, invoke a mere memory of judy wu in the bayview with her multiple residences and group housing and abuse of our permitting processes and abuse of those people who needed housing and lived there because there were no alternatives, and this seems to be the same. we all know student housing is not available, particularly in those areas where we have major institutions, there is not sufficient student housing. however, that an individual can be as predatory and playing and gaming the system is pretty much a first. i'm going to take a simple tack. the house in this context is oversized to start with. 2800 square feet in an rh-1 is highly unusual, most recently, when we have megamansio

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i hate to do that, but i think we need to remind ourselves that at this moment the discussion about sea level rise falls on deaf ears in washington and i think that's to the detriment of the rest of the country really helping to address this as a countrywide question. we have sea level rise on the east coast. we have the entire louisiana coast. the problems are far, far larger than us thinking here about our own vulnerability, but to repeat with deaf ear in washington, i think we are pressed to speak loud and clearly of what the issues are. >> vice president melgar: thank you. >> president hillis: okay. so next item. item 9, 2015-010013env, draft environmental impact report at 30 otis street. >> good afternoon, commission members. i'm julie moore, senior environmental planner and e.i.r. coordinator for the 30 otis street project. i'm joined by my colleague. is the court reporter starting? okay. good. members of the consultant team and project sponsor team are al

i'm pam moore. the news -- moore. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. now at eight ...nger of new fires like the one that destroyed a home in the east bay yesterday.whooshthe governor declares a state of emergency as two more fires spread unchecked in southern california and shasta county. whooshand in the east bay ... frustrated residents of this marina are tired of their parking lot being used for side shows."i feel it has gotten out of control and safety isn't being looked at down here." (pam) now at 8. temperatures soaring again.... wellve

we are heading on to the moor, this is a major incident. 0ver on to the moor, this is a major incident the hill 30 miles to the east in saddleworth there is a major incident, they believe they are on top of that, they have the army to help. 0ne development is police are getting tough with their warnings to the public to stay awake, they say onlookers are coming and taking photos and blocking the road when the fire crews are trying to get up. and importantly with drones, we've got incredible footage filmed by the bbc. clearly we've had permission to send out those drones but the police had to speak to three people yesterday to tell them to get their drones down because they could potentially cause real danger to the helicopter bringing water over and dropping it from the nearby reservoir. another tough day ahead for the firefighters here on winter hill. it is such january image we are seeing, with the morning sunshine, the weather conditions causing problems —— such an eerie image. the problems —— such an eerie image. the problems of getting the equipment into the right place? absolutel

(granti) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six.rant and vicki..coming up at six.. we are continuing to we are continuing to follow breaking news...hot and windy conditions are creating a dangerous situation.... we are monitoring two grass fires burning in the south bay - one forcing evacuations.(ken) then - new at six...tesla announces it will build its first plant outside the united states.. we'll talk to an expert about what that could mean for its fremont factory. kron4 news at six is next. about what (pam) (pam) breaking news tonight.. firefighters are battling two grass fires in the south bay. this is video from one in morgan hill... and our reporter just arrived on the scene in san jose... where a fire that broke out this afternoon is forcing evactuations. thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. here is a map showing that fire in san jose.. it is burning near curie drive and san ignacio avenue at santa theresa county park. evacuations are in place....at the ibm facility ... santa theresa county park.

grant lodes and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up at six... as we have been reporting.. an amber alert has been issued in the east bay for this 16 year old girl... believed to have been kidnapped we will have the latest details. (grant) plus.. the family of the man accused in the fatal stabbing of a bart passenger offers their condolences... in an exclusive statement to kron 4.(pam) and the move to ban plastic straws gets the nod in one bay area city. your local news continues in 70 seconds.. on kron 4 news at six. ((2shot)) ((2shot))((pam)) breaking news tonight at six...i'm pam moore.((grant)) and i'm grant lodes in for ken wayne. a statewide amber alert has been issued out of alameda county.((pam)) authorities say, a 16 year old girl has been kidnapped. ((fsc)) take a good look.16 year old isabelle epps was reportedly taken by antonio aguilar- eliz- arrag ... at about 2:00-this afternoon.. in hayward. at this point it is unclear where they are headed... which is why authorities issued a statewide amber alert. ((grant/fsc))the suspect is bel

commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: i think it's a great idea. it's a solid idea. i remember a time when there was a lot of vacant office space being adapted to housing and other uses and i think in the true interpretation of prop m it makes sense and that it's creative and fills an urgent gap between where we are without increasing the cap. >> i am in support of this. i brought this up last week. being able to take a holistic approach to looking at how we can balance office production in ways that can support the sectors while at the same time making sure we can be responsive to the changing needs of our city is what's needed. thank you. >> president hillis: thanks. >> commissioner richards: i'm fully supportive of this. i have a couple of thoughts. first, as we approve the conversion of aaa building down on the street here on van ness to housing, i wonder in the '60s and '70s did anyone realize that office buildings could be converted to housing? we're here to rectify it. it makes complete sense. the question i have -- we hear a lot about studies on the number of

commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: i'm delighted to see this come forward. it's 10 years that we've carefully looked at ocean avenue. mr. weaver has been in front of us before speaking for small increments of change and improvements, which we've supported. this is perfect timing. it doesn't mean that we can, given everything else, not support it with a look at where it is and what it is. i'm in full support and commend the supervisor for bringing this forward right now and hope we approve it and i make a motion that we do approve it. >> second. >> clerk: seeing no further comment, commissioners, there's a motion that's been seconded to approve this matter. on that motion -- [roll call vote] so moved, commissioners. that motion passes than us will ly -- unanimously, 6-0. this places us on 13a. 13b is not necessary. for 2018-006177map. abolish legislated setbacks on 19th avenue. this is only a zoning map amendment. >> good afternoon, commissioners, audrey butkus, planning department. before i have a representative from supervisor tang's office come to speak, i

. >> president hillis: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i just wanted to recall all of us the critical question surrounding the draft e.i.r., the shock one this building is being taken apart to the extent that it is made all of us pause and carefully listen to concerns of sf preservation and also the community at large. there are quite a few people speaking to the importance of the building, and out of that indeed there grew a kind of a question about preservation or part of preservation of the existing building. so other stories by background which did not paint the condition of the building and the ownership in the most favorable light given that the building had definitely been standing in the community as a somewhat difficult structure -- i want to express myself carefully here -- for many, many years. many people questioned that there was active church youth in the building. you probably recall that conversation. we went through a lengthy discussion of that. what i do recall this commission asking for, and i thi

mandy moore in "the darkest minds." this is based on a book?t, a first for me at 34. it was so much fun. it was a nice way to take a break from "this is us." >> jimmy: although you're used to playing different ages. >> yes. >> jimmy: on "this is us." are you shooting that show now? >> we just started two weeks ago. [ cheers and applause ] i was on set today in old age makeup. maybe three hours ago. >> jimmy: do you get bummed on the days you have to play older you and go through all that makeup? >> sometimes, yes. just because you end up getting there four hours before everybody, and then you end up staying an hour and a half after. >> jimmy: yeah, and do people rub it in, like see ya? >> yeah, like have a good one, see you tomorrow. i'm like, oh, dang. >> jimmy: is it true that you guys have already shot some of the scenes for the finale, the last, the very final show? >> yes, we have. >> jimmy: there's no predetermined ending for the show? >> there's no predetermined ending. but you're good friends with -- >> jimmy: dan vogelman. >> our boss.

commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: i think it's an interesting building in how the two sides are used. on the 7th street side, i'm wondering, the commission's position regarding penthouses for roof decks, the roof decks propose two private roof decks each with their own penthouse. i'm looking for my fellow commissioners' position on that subject matter. i prefer they're treated like everybody else, particularly in an area that is transforming. private penthouses at this point in time do not reflect the industrial character of the area. on the lankton street side, with a four-story building, while i realize out are pointing out an unoccupied roof, i think the fire department still requires access to the roof. i would like to see there's a restriction in the conditions by which the roof can never be used for roof deck, particularly because it does not indicate that roof access will be required. very settle point, but those things slip quickly when later on, the fire department adds access to the roof. it's in the interest of the small-scale alley character that there is no roof

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i have a question that was much, much simpler. i was very rattled by commissioner richards' description that the applicant has undertaken a number of projects, that you personally have met him a number of years ago, and creating as-built drawings is almost the most important part of starting of look of how to build an addition, a renovation, whatever you're going to do. so i'm going to be asking of mr. o'reardon, i'm living in a building, a 1950's building, wherefore seismic retrofit, we're researching the existing drawings, and we had to do as-built drawings, and for that, you hire a licensed professional and have drawings which ultimately, you work with in order to create a building. if you wouldn't do that, you would be knowing you would be running into problems, just creating havoc. so i'm just like -- i'm kind of mum about the fact that a person who has a large portfolio of buildings would not know how to hire the right professional to get as-built drawings and move forward from there and basically abdigate from there, saying

day 5 of the fires on the moors above bolton.from across northern england are here to stop the blazes getting any bigger, but it's a difficultjob. we've got over 120 firefighters out fire fighting on the moor. we retract slightly from our operations during the hours of darkness, but as of four o'clock this morning, we're back in offensive fire fighting operations and using our specialist equipment to try and extinguish this huge scale ongoing fire and try and bring back some normality to the fell. from above, the extent of the damage can be seen. these are pictures from a bbc news drone given permission to fly. several square miles have been destroyed around winter hill. the suspicion is that this was started deliberately. the view from above has also led to some shocking observations of other people starting new fires. a couple of days there was a nearby moorland hill and there was a report of a fire that had started there and the helicopter went to put some water on it and drop some water on it and i understand that the helicop

i'm pam moore. (grant) and i'm grant lodes in for ken wayne. certainly several tense hours before the teen was safely located. kron-4's ella sogomonian joins us live tonight...ella how did they find the suspect in this case? live the alameda county sheriffs office credits the public, social media shares and the help of the amber alert system that which seargent ray kelly here says they rarely use... vo that was issued when her family reported 16 year old isabelle epps miinaround 2 this afternoon when they got a call from her in distress scared for her life.the amber alert had law enforcement agencies across the state on the look out. four hours later pittsburg police spotted the suspect 36 year old antonio aguilarelizzarag in his 2005 black honda suv and arrested him...but there was no sign of epps. shortly after kelly says she's emotionally distraught but on the surface looks okay. sot: sgt. ray kelly, alameda county sherrif's office// "she appears safe, you know, unharmed but it's hard to say until we talk to her and really hear what happened

one of the brave americans who fought in that war was captain harry moore.he air force pilot was shot down in korea in 1951 and his body was never recovered. his family is pushing for answers. they have been looking for answers and for some closure for 65 years. joining me right now is bob and lois moore. good to have you guys here. good to see you again. you're getting closer, gets closer, after 65 years? bob? do you feel like, you might actually have a chance at some closure right now? >> well, we won't have much chance for closure from the remains being brought back because my brother was captured and we believe sent to russia as a prisoner. what is very important to us though, is what happened that were northern to be alive at the end of the korean war and not returned. we're so happy president trump has been able to bring back remains, get something done, and get his attention of what happened to those that were left behind. trish: it's a big deal. i see a story like this. we see what's happening. it reminds you really of what distinguishes us as americ

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: this is an easy project to be excited about. aside from the student grant housing project and expanding the classrooms in this area which is the substantial element of transformation, building really a campus and building an interconnected campus really beautiful. and we have seen this now in the course of the last four to six years from first being the description and all of a sudden here it is. i think it happened in the speed that i did not even quite expect when i walked aside a number of years ago. i do want to acknowledge some different words that commissioner miguel said. he talked about visible cohesiveness. that word kind of really struck me as a very beautiful description of what is happening here. this is basically an area of very little signature. you have very large, somewhat obscure industrial buildings. you don't quite know what is happening inside these buildings. this is done and has built large buildings, but it had turned the usefulness inside

more than 150 firefighters on the moors this morning.hot work, trying to beat out the fla mes hot work, trying to beat out the flames but the difficulty is the same difficulties they have had on saddleworth moor, i was there a few days last week. they try and get it out, they think they have got it out but it smoulders underground in the peat, and it pops up elsewhere. even though at the moment it is mainly smoke that we can see, very soon you see pockets of flame popping up here there. and the only real way all of these fires will be completely out is if we have a heavy downpour, that is if we have a heavy downpour, that is not in prospect. now it is brute force and fire crews bringing as much water to the moor as possible to get this fire under control as quickly as they can. dave, thank you. we‘ll speak to lancashire fire and rescue service for the latest on the operation to fight the fires in just a few minutes. people who rent their homes could be given more security under government proposals to introduce a minimum tenancy term of

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: it is highly unusual that we have to look at two proposals and say where are the pros and cons? i do take the first page comment by the department rather seriously. design option a is not in compliance with residential design comments issued in 2018. so that means we should not be considering option a. that leaves option b. option b., i want to be very critical. i will differ from it. it is not a particularly designed -- well-designed set of units. anybody who can look at residential unit designed would say that there is a lot of -- a lot about nothing. they are large and they will probably fit larger families than the one representing here. we are speaking about 1800 square feet and raising three children. perhaps that is not a discussion that we can take as a metric on this building. it is basically the only option b. that i am personally considering entertaining to be discussed. i am curious what the other commissioners have to say. >> president hillis: i wil

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there are now something like 150 firefighters up on the moor trying to put out the flames.difficult, the ground is tinder dry and they are being hampered by strong winds, which continually whip up the flames. the problem with peat fires, as we discovered on saddleworth moor last week, is that they continue to burn underground for some time and pop up in different areas. firefighters say there have been a number of sightseers coming up here, ignoring road closures, to get a closer look. they say not to do that, it is very dangerous. there is a lot of smoke in the air, flames can pop up unpredictably and, as you can see, there are a lot of fire and emergency vehicles on these narrow country roads who need to access the moors. the latest estimate by the fire service as to when it may be brought under control, well, how long is a piece of string? they are fighting in dry and windy conditions, and there is no prospect of rain in sight. 30 conservative mps have written a letter to the prime minister demanding that she gets tough with the eu over the brexit negotiations. meanwhile

yeah, this is sean moore, sean after connery, moore after roger. so now i go, okay, i'm -- okay, i'm about to get -- let me just connect you to the senator. they asked me, you know, what's the tsunami of senator bob menendez's wife. they asked me, you know, how many kids does he have? i would not have known anything. they didn't ask me one question. jared kushner, trump's right-hand man, does not know that this is the worst fake english accent in the history of the world and does not -- i mean, how does that happen? >> let's bring back melanie and jonathan for this. jonathan, nbc has not confirmed that it is president trump's voice on the audio, but the white house is also not saying that stuttering john's account of the phone call is false. so are you willing to give the white house the benefit of the doubt that this could have happened, possibly in any administration? >> yeah, it could have happened in any administration, but you would like to think that it wouldn't happen in any administration. and it did happen in this administration. and you k

moore. my name is lee. i'm a graduate of southwestern baptist seminary and i'm now in princeton seminary. i really appreciate you and muller as leading southern baptists. unfortunately we discuss religious liberty, i really did not see that in the southern baptist convention, at least at the education level. it seemed like like southern seminary, southwestern in schools like citadel college that there's been an oppression of the first amendment where students don't have free speech in many of these schools, like there's no free press in a southern baptist school, there's no deviation from a guy like page patterson. can you address, or do you believe that a southern baptist seminary, should students have freedom of speech and is that being practiced as a southern baptist convention? >> i have never seen a southern baptist school repressing freedom of the speech or press. obviously religious liberty means though that voluntary institutions and voluntary associations have the right to conventionally confined t

but genealogist cece moore's got her work cut out for her. to identify two of ben's second cousins. one on his mother's side, the other on his father's side. she traces their family trees, all the way to their great grandparents. she then builds the family trees forward with their decedents. poring over obituaries, gravesite locators, and census records, she painstakingly begins a process of elimination. she had it down to two sisters. one who would be ben's aunt, and the other, would be his mother. >> how certain did you feel that you had the right two women that probably would wind up being his mother? >> oh, i -- i felt completely certain that i had the right two women. because of the way the family trees came together, there was just no other explanation. >> reporter: for ben, it's the meteoric moment. >> i'm going to see if she's willing to talk to me. i've been less nervous doing operations in baghdad than i am right now. >> reporter: unannounced, he's rolling the dice, pulling into the office building where one of the sisters works, ce

news -- moore. i'm pam moore. the news -- moore. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. now at eight ... hot, dry weather raising the danger of new fires like the one that destroyed a home in the east bay yesterday.whooshthe governor declares a state of emergency as two more fires spread unchecked in southern california and shasta county. whooshand in the east bay ... frustrated residents of this marina are tired of their parking lot being used for side shows."i feel it has gotten out of control and safety isn't being looked at down here." (pam) now at 8. temperatures soaring again.... well above 100- degrees in sections of california. here in the bay area .. the temperature hit the mid-90s. (ken) and a heat advisory is in effect for most of california including alameda and santa clara counties. all that is increasing fire danger.(ken) thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. tonight we have team coverage on the dangerously hot weather. kron-4's justine waldman has more on how you can protect your home from fire.. (ken) but first let's check in wit

moore, for the past year, a small group of students have been plotting a surprise.t to the country and then hit him with the greatest gift a teacher can receive. >> my gosh. >> reporter: from across america and three foreign countries, robert moore's former students returned. >> julie. >> reporter: nearly 300 of them. >> good to see you. >> reporter: all here to tell mr. moore the huge difference he made in their lives. >> so good to see you. >> reporter: many went into education. >> you're the reason i'm teaching right now. >> reporter: many more pursued music. >> a 25-year career, singing with the l.a. opera and all around the country. and it wouldn't have happened without you. >> reporter: just a man who touched so many lives. >> helped turn my life around. >> not sure where i'd be without him. >> reporter: to repay their debt of gratitude, the students rented out the old poncan theater and put on one last show for their mentor. >> please, be seated. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: their harmonic voices and their cumulative success are no doubt a testament to what a good teache

now it is down to brute force and fire crews getting as much effort onto the moors as possible to bringtrol as quickly as they can. people who rent their homes could be given more security under government proposals to introduce a minimum tenancy term of three years. figures show that eight out of ten tenants currently have contracts of six or 12 months and ministers say longer agreements would allow them to put down more roots in their communities. let‘s get more with our political correspondent tom barton. interesting proposals, in some ways, is this the conservatives trying to move on to labour party territory? to an extent, yes, labour put this in their manifesto last year, the idea of having a minimum tenancy agreement of three years. at the moment, if you rent a house or a flat, you are probably on what is called an assured short hold tenancy, 12 month guarantee. then it moves tenancy, 12 month guarantee. then it m oves o nto tenancy, 12 month guarantee. then it moves onto a rolling contract month by month. that is for eight out of ten tenants. if the landlord asks someone ten ten

moore and her team are now working on 40 new projects. >> glor: don dahler is in fort wayne, indiana,or us tonight. don, thank you. still ahead, whole neighborhoods evacuated when a gas plant went up in flames. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs an ai. diarrhea is common, may be severe, and may cause dehydration or infection. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. serious liver problems can occur. symptoms may include tiredness, loss of appetite, stomach pain, and bleeding or bruising more easily than normal. blood clots that can lead to death have also occurred. talk to your doctor right away if you notice pain or swelling in your arms o

we've got over 120 firefighters out firefighting on the moor.retract slightly from our operations through the hours of darkness, but as of four o'clock this morning we're back in offensive firefighting operations and using our specialist equipment to try and extinguish this huge scale, ongoing fire. helicopter pilots have reported seeing people trying to deliberately start new fires, which has infuriated the mayor of greater manchester. i think itjust beggars belief, doesn't it, to hear that people may have been coming on to this land over the weekend adding to the burden of the emergency services and, basically, taking risks with people's land, property. it's just an unbelievable state of affairs. and as this heatwave continues, there's concern that there could be more hosepipe bans in the coming days, not because there's any shortage of water, but demand has risen so much over the last couple of weeks that utility companies are struggling to get enough treated water through the system and into our homes. northern ireland is the only place so f