i wrote a letter to mr. horn. thank you for mentioning it, mr. horn, about the yard. you know, these excavations, there's been a pattern of basically sanitizing the rear yard. another thing is, with this house, the tree is going to be lost in the front. that will be the second tree on 26th street that's lost because of moving of the curb cut. that happened with 4363 which is interesting because that was not a demolition but it was extreme alteration. you took the fourth floor off because you thought it was extraneous space, i think. that was a dr hearing though. anyway, this fourth floor has the recreation room and a bedroom. i think falling off of the other comments about affordable by design, this project, as in the staff report and the draft motion, does not meet criteria ix9 of section 317. it doesn't protect the affordability and has a lot of bedrooms. that's a family size housing. well, you know, if it didn't have the top floor, it still would have three bedrooms. so that's just a question to raise. i mean, this block is so interesting because this has been to m

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horn a few times? "do you feel better, mr. president? "i am feeling a little bit better." his rallies on a fainting couch while a doctor takes notes still, there you go. the president's aides said saturday's rally will put him in a much better mood and, clearly, trump was looking forward to it, because he spent all week bragging about the number of people who had rsvp'd. >> they have a new, a pretty new magnificent arena, as you probably have heard. and we're getting exact numbers out. but we're either close to or over one million people wanting to go. we have a 22,000-seat arena. but i think we're going to also take the convention hall next door that's going to hold 40,000. so we'll have 22,000 plus 40,000 which would mean we would have over 900,000 people that won't be able to go, but hopefully they'll be watching. but it's an amazing -- nobody's ever heard of numbers like this. >> seth: you got to love how trump thinks his success is the situation in which 90% of his supporters get screwed "also, we have a baked potato bar, all the fixins for everyone who doesn't get in

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mr. mayor, you won't sleep. [horn outlines of new york's gracy mansion and honked their horns. the city has reported nearly 850 firework complaints just this month. a spokesperson for the mayor says he will announce an agency to crack down on the fireworks this morning. ainsley? >> okay. thanks, jillian. new york's governor andrew cuomo facing backlash after order that directed nursing homes to take in covid-19 patients. in total the state reporting 7800 confirmed or presumed nursing home deaths. cuomo had this to say about that order. >> do you take responsibility for that order and the role it may have played in those deaths? >> the republicans definitely are playing politics. >> these are people's parents lives. >> yes. i understand that yes, we had more people die in nursing homes than anywhere else, because we had more people die. because the federal government missed the boat and never told us that this virus was coming from europe and not from china. >> here to react is new york state assembly member and g.o.p.

mr. foster have been here a long time. miss horn?>> yes chairwoman, i'm here. >> okay, you are recognized. >> thank you very much madam chair and sandy, it's great to see you even if it's virtually. i appreciate all that you are doing as a fellow oklahoma and you should know mr. olson tries to strip the red river rivalry all the time and it is a university of tulsa graduate, ou beach texas any day. thanks to all the witnesses here today. it's a very incredible subject. sandy, i want to start with you if i could. just following up on miss stevens line of questioning about the flexibility and the afg program. speaking with many of our fire departments here in my district that have big, big departments such as oklahoma city and small rural departments across my district and volunteer departments know the importance. in terms of the flexibility, i know that the proposal gain some flexibility but it strikes me as one of the core issues in the need for flexibility is the ability to reputation. we know that oklahoma city's rely slowly on sa

mr. mcgoo can you start first and i'd like to move around the horn. >> we've been consistent in supporting any and all highway user fees and we believe that the users of the systems should use that. i know through the years that people have stepped up and said they'd be willing to pay more. and i mentioned just from the ro roads, safer roads and what it's costing truckers, ultimately being passed on to you and i in the cost of our services. i think it's time for congress and the president, what was agreed, you know, what has been said since 2016 and what's been said this year is to move forward with a bill to fix and put in a long-term sustainable multi-year bill that we can count on, as an industry, and it's been shown through the years to be bipartisan. it's one of the more popular programs. if you poll the american people. i think that it's time to make some tough choices and move forward. >> thank you. >> i don't have a magic solution to that, but i think one of the real hurdles is making sure that there's a strong connection, an observable connection between the fee and the ultimate s

horne lee from itv? good afternoon. how is alex sharma? doesn't what has happened to him prove the folly of getting ministers at westminster when they could be working from home and if mra in the last hour and he is doing fine. he is working today from home as usual and is awaiting his test result. on parliament, the important thing to say is, the important thing to know, actually, is there are a whole series of pieces of legislation including legislation directly to help fight coronavirus, and going back to the previous question, of things we need to be doing which are passed through a process called secondary legislation and those happen in smaller committees of mps and there are dozens of them, dozens and there are dozens of them, dozens and dozens. we simply haven't been able to pass that legislation, and that in turn puts the country at risk. it's not thing that parliament came back because it fancied it, it came back because it fancied it, it came back because it fancied it, it came back because it needs to do things on behalf of the nation. however, parliament also ensured there was a strict social distancing measures in place involved in the votes early in the