not that mr and mrs lund planned to drive anywhere this evening.lly have a room to themselves. jon kay, bbc news. britain's paralympic team arrived home today after their most successful winter games. menna fitzpatrick and her guide jen kehoe became britain's most decorated winter paralympians — with one gold, two silver and a bronze at this year's paralympic games in south korea. andy swiss reports. they left as hopefuls and have returned as history makers. four medals including the best base save till last. fitzpatrick has less than 596 till last. fitzpatrick has less than 5% vision. she followed her guide to gold for slalom. they told me it is barely sinking in. it means everything to me. i have always had a dream since i was little to come away with a medal at the paralympic games. 2018 was always that goal from ever since i first started. i am immensely proud to have done it. hopefully it will inspire others to go out there and do the same and get out and try something you never know where it will lead. this is a simulation of what fitzpatrick

i have a question for mr. lund. refresh my memory, who attended the pre-application meeting that you held? >> the appellant, the neighbors across the street, and we met subsequently with the appellant. >> how many people? >> we have a list here -- there were at least five. and some of them are here in the room tonight. wanda -- there were seven people who attended the meeting. >> you have a list? >> yes, we have a list and that is part of the submittal that we included. >> yes, we have the list right now. >> and at that meeting you presented the revised design. >> yes, we did. >> for example, the neighbor across the street, the ones that were complaining last time about the fourth floor, we modified and removed a window specifically because of their request to do that. they were very aware of that. as i said, we pet with the appellant, modified part of -- we went down into the first floor and looked at his view and took pictures of it, modified the project, and created open railings and moved the deck back specifica

he got the private sector to pay for the memorial at lack lunde air force base. so the dogs that mr. yoho and others have spoken about tonight will never be forgotten. there is a memorial for them and the work they've done for this country. i want to say that to me, of all the things i've been in congress 20 years, but when you touch a dog, you touch a child. and these dogs have done so much to save the children who are now soldiers and marines and airmen and navy, to save those people from being killed by i.e.d.'s and the enemy. thank you for putting this together and i thank god that we can always remember that an animal is a gift from god. mr. yoho: i love that story. that's a great story. and what you touched about is the loyalty, the trust, the integrity of these working dogs, not only in the work they do but when they come back home. it is unconditional love and loyalty. we should take a lesson from that. mr. jones: amen. mr. yoho: i would like to tell a story from my district and this deals with seizing the drugs and profits from armed criminals. can you f the assigned tell u