summit so when she meets mr sanchez this morning i mean expect a news conference imminently well the point there is that she knows that she's got to find something that will pluck eight people here in bavaria but that's also acceptable over the border in austria and cross the e.u. for mr sanchez while he is thawing to get his own domestic immigration issues to deal with we know of the ship aquarius where refugees from that ship finally made their way to spain and has missed the centuries has spoken at the mini summit the the working group session that was held in brussels at the weekend spoke about the the the problems of immigration that the e.u. is suffering from so all these meetings meetings today meetings tonight. coalition meeting it what is the likelihood that anything substantive any real progress on immigration will actually come out of all of this. well the point here richelle is that angular machall has met most of the people she's meeting today in brussels on sunday certainly she met mr sanchez and heard from mr sanchez his position from the from mr tusks point of view wh

onya and also mr sanchez was walking. by a one hundred fifty five article in which i don't know was what suspended the use in his government then we must say i think that mr dorner must take these considerations and must act with many care we never see shantel we look if they open look. with government money and to do you think he'll be bold enough to push for another referendum because the last one got the wrath of madrid against catalonia with mr sanchez be open to hearing about another referendum do you think . i think that now it's not there not it's not the key issue there to make another referendum referendum it was done and no more than two million people was coming to go and the result was very clear that's why for us it's clear. that they will get worse and fact we cannot forget the thousands of people which was broken his face moment of. polling stations these deeds a fact which was coming from the people which was importing the people on the political issues and we must not forget these results does it worse and

mr sanchez does not have much room for manoeuvre, darcy? politically.of the seats in parliament but having said that, he also has a situation where no other party has any immediate incentive to make his new government crumble. it is a very delicate situation but one in which you can perhaps move things a little bit forward. but yes, it is not a situation where he can make bold, affirmative steps forward but as i said, ithink affirmative steps forward but as i said, i think we need to see both sides at least talking because we have not seen that for a long time. and then let us see what the talks will bring. two new leaders might have new ideas to bring to the table. briefly, a fascinating fact that pedro sanchez is not himself a mp? that is right. he is a first in many levels, the first two when power through parliament rather than the ballot box and he is not a mp. he took this step back in 2016 when he was ousted by his own party and he was ousted by his own party and he said he would not allow mariano rajoy to get re—elected and in order to do that y

this is the moment when mariano rajoy crossed the floor to congratulate mr sanchez.rajoy by a margin of ii. the opposition put forward the no confidence motion after the governing people's party was implicated in a major corruption scandal. gavin lee has more from madrid. we had just witnessed a presence in spanish politics. the first ever time that the motion of no confidence has been successful in spain and mariano rajoy has now departed. knowing he was having to leave office before the vote of no—confidence started. it took one hour. there were 180 mps voted against him from seven different parties. the target was 176 needed for him to be removed. and the people's party, his governing party, party, his his party has gone from office, a couple of minutes ago we saw mariano rajoy leaving, a hostile audience. the deputy prime minister said she was sad. there was a lot of shouting and chance of corruption as her car left as well. —— and chance of corruption. —— cha nts —— and chance of corruption. —— chants of corruption. the government have denied these corruption al

time last year around last summer wasn't it that it was back to its pre-crisis size again when mr sanchez takes over when he's sworn in at the weekend what's he to be able to do in order to build on those improve them. well. assist sent. was just passed. last week by the conservative government with the support of the basque nationalist party the right wing past nationalist party and now the. past nationalist party have two hours. so the budget is going to remain the same that was basically the promise that scientists have to to make to the to the bass nationalist party to to bring them on board to no confidence vote so there are limitations in that respect because the batch it is the prize that the conservative government passed so i am not sure did three going to be dramatic changes in that particular direction in economic terms it doesn't look like at least for the next year they're going to be important important changes so i don't know what are the left wing government. this part of the government but with the right wing budget what about for catalonia up in the north east because th

mr. sanchez? >> yes. >> mr. calton? >> yes and on consent agenda item 12, m.o.u. 9 and 10, with regard to the m.o.u. between district and young developer i want to disclose i'm the director and will recuse myself on the vote of these m.o.u.s to avoid clils. >> thank you. conflict of interest. thank you. ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes. >> thank you very much, that's consent. section d is -- [cheers and applause] thank you. we had no item severed so section e is proposals for action. we have several board policies for adoption. if i hear no objection from the board, i'd like to take one vote on all of them? seeing no objection, word policy 1312.3, universal complaint procedure, board policy hazardous substances, board policy 5111 admissions and bored policy 5117, district attendance. 5111.1, district residency was removed from the item and returned to the rules committee for additional discussion and staff report. board policy 5113.1, chronic absence and truesy. and 5112, district attendance review board. we moved and seco

mr sanchez? >> thank you. just to the calendar question, i think there is a delay of property that has an appeal on the 20th. we intend to revoke that permit tomorrow, which would make that appeal move. we are also working with parties. it may take one case off of the calendar. >> vice-president swig: it is good to have you back. [laughter] >> president fung: by the way mr sanchez, there is a question from me to you on this case. >> how is your vacation? just getting. >> president fung: in the last hearing on this, i brought up the... numerical limitations placed on certain types of uses. i brought up the one that occurred on billboard street. do you remember that? you maybe don't quite remember that. i was trying to remember, myself, how the nexus occurred where the planning department established that you can only have 31 restaurants on that street. >> i mean, in some of those cases, it depends what was there at the time. in regards to the street, there was some uniqueness in the nguala where talked about eq

for the most but i will be very short we presume this motion will go ahead and as a consequence mr sanchez will be the new head of government and i want to congratulate him first of all it has been an honor to be the prime minister of spain it has been an honor to leave behind a better spain than the one that i found when i took over government i wish my substitute will be able to stay the same i think i have improved the wellbeing of the people standing if anyone has been offended by my actions. i think everyone especially my party without whom none of this would be possible thank you to all spaniards for their support and understanding and good luck to all of you and to spain well let's get more on this now correspondent joining us live from the spanish capital madrid the vote about to start taking place any moment now named after that address from the hallway which almost sounded like a farewell letter. oh definitely it was it was absolutely a valediction in budget if you notice the tali there it was black so the symbolism is very clear indeed very out of the void knows that his days as

mr sanchez is opposed to an independence referendum.housands of gazans have turned out for the funeral of a palestinian nurse who was killed by israeli fire during protests on friday. 21—year—old razan al—najar was shot dead as she hurried to the side of a casualty at the borderfence. the israeli military says it will investigate her killing. those of the latest headlines on bbc news. —— those are the latest headlines on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for the witch hunts in papua new guinea, people live in fear of being branded a witch. people are accused of using witchcraft to kill people who have actually died of natural causes. it's really depressing because sometimes, sometimes they really come with very aggressive wounds on their bodies. the belief is deeply ingrained in the community. identifying and bringing attackers tojustice is a real challenge. this is chimbu in the highlands of papua new guinea. the area is rife with sorcery accusations. here, sorcery is known as sanguma. peter lari sil is a local policeman on a missio

mr sanchez? >> nothing to say. >> oh, but i have lots to say. >> it was moved to the full board with positive recommendation. >> the recommendation on this item is the board approved board policy. physical education and activity. >> just for the sake of the public, is this the biggest change on the screen. >> the only change on this is to remove the temporary nature of the provision and make permanent alternative means to earn physical education credits, and the purpose of that is to serve students who are in different pathways. >> thank you. the policy received a positive recommendation. >> ok. so did the last one. [laughter] >> ok. i don't have any public comment on this. we are going out -- going to go onto item number 3. high school graduation requirements. >> also, a positive recommendation from the full board. >> any major changes? >> there was no discussion at all. >> no discussion, and no changes. >> we gave this a positive recommendation. it is simply as several groups of students, cultu

mr. sanchez nothing further. commissioners. the matter is submitted. >> i don't have a problem with the variance. >> i am the one who usually has problems with variances. not all. >> 90%. >> this situation is a little bit unusual. most of those variances occur in a real rear yard. this is between two building on the same lot. i am not sure i view it the same way that the plans is doing it as a variance. i don't know that portion of the code. i don't recall seeing that related to when you have two independent structures on one lot how they deal with that. to me it is really the separation between the two buildings. it is not necessarily a rear yard. it is really take other building. they have a choice which building they pick as the front and which is the rear. it is really take other building on 21st street that has nonconforming and the min mist rear yard. i don't have an issue with the variance. >> make your motion. >> i move to deny the appeal and uphold the variance on the basis it was -- do we have it. it is on the basis i

heard from mr sanchez his position from the from mr tusks point of view what he knows he has at least this twenty eight state summit taking place on thursday and friday in brussels and he has the job as it were of presiding over all those disparate opinions that the different countries have you know that the austrian government has a different position to the german government and that's before you get into the other countries that border germany who have different points of view and then this meeting this evening that's a meeting that was called at the request of the c s u all of merkel's domestic very political allies because they were slightly unhappy with the agreement she announced last week with french president michel about a separate independent budget for the eurozone so all these issues coming together merkel is really having to as it were to juggle different issues different attitudes from different political leaders both in europe and germany the chances are we won't really see anything substantive to use your words michelle until at least those they will friday when that

mr. sanchez did not even remotely attempt to persuade you that you are bound to follow his decision. i'm not going to say anything about the substantial evidence argument that verizon raises. the homeowners have already done enough to take care of that. what i'm going to do is turn to the last couple of paragraphs of verizon's submission to you, and i'll respond in the order. first of all, there is substantial evidence to support the denial. the homeowners have already discussed that here this evening. number two, there's absolutely no record evidence that the light pole at 3512 clay streeted is least aesthetically intrusive alternative, there's only counsel's self-serving argument to that effect, and a lawyer's argument is argument, it's not evidence. number three, there's no unreasonable discrimination against verizon. article 25 applies to all wireless companies, and no other chiropractorless provider has been given preference. two courts, the superior court in san francisco and the first appellate district have already ruled against the wireless companies on this very issue. and

mr. sanchez, has raised the numerical calculation for the rh-1. he's raised it three times. that's in the email i sent you. you haven't raised it. i'm asking you to follow 317-b2d, which i attached, so the letter and four pages after that, to please consider doing that to deal with the democalcs. he's raised it three times. 1.5 to 1.6 to 1.9, to allow demolitions in rh-1 administrative approval. you have the ability to do that. i really hope that you will consider doing it and i really hope that you will consider doing it the three times like he did it, making up for it, catching up to the four years. as we know, in the four years, the cost of housing has just zoomed, as we always talk about. one more thing to put a fine point on it. somebody told me about a house on church street that got its entitlement for an extensive remodel and it was sold. the neighbor didn't do a d.r. so i thought about all those i've known -- forgetting about speculative projects, but the ones sold once they got the entitlement from the staff. church street, jersey street, homestead, duncan, castro,

so now we can see there mr sanchez. invested as to the new place you can. thank you very much. thank you very much mr president thank you very much mr president. so there we have it it's petro sanchez the leader of the social democrats spain's socialist party is going to be the new prime minister after spammy of spanish m.p.'s voted against a promise to muddy i'm a little boy in the voice of my confidence brought by pedre sanchez. let's go to our correspondent. listening ends joining us live from madrid and as expected neither prime minister mariano to whore has not survived the no confidence vote. yes that's right and you heard applause there inside the chamber while that applause was also rippled outside here on to the street outside congress history has been made the first time a spanish politician has unseated a sitting prime minister in a vote of no confidence even the heads of this vote that pretty much ended up turning into a formality mariano rajoy seemed to concede defeat he arrived very late to the chamber he cast a vote himself what happens next well we're entering i

from the german federal position that's when they resist that and so when i'm going to america and mr sanchez talk about secondary migration high on their minds is the fault of the shang and so on the border free area how can they protect that whilst at the same time finding a way of resolving the immigration crisis among america's perspective the meeting she has today all instrumental in pushing her towards the solution she's promised her allies might come at the e.u. summit that's coming up on thursday and friday. here in chief into terraces calling on the. world not to abandon the united nations agency for palestinian refugees that organization known as and says it's facing a quarter of a billion dollar shortfall and may soon cut emergency assistance the u.s. slashed its funding by more than half in january more than five million refugees in the middle east rely on that agency for education food and health services plenty more still ahead on al-jazeera we are in a ruined city in the southern philippines where it's fear the fight against an old enemy is not over. at all fever in france play

mr. sÁnchez unveiled the cabinet that is more than 60% female. of last year, french leader emmanuel macron split his cabinet0-50, and sweden likewise has 12 men and 12 wome take a look at the top 10 countries for 2018 for female politicians ound the world. ropean countries only have two entries that sweden and operate with 44% of its seats taken my female politicians, and finland at 10 with 42. central and south american countries fare much better. tebow with 52% of its politicianubfeet --with 52% ofic its polians enough. nicaraguad approaching equality. for years itha is rwandahas topped the table. in the united kingdom, by comparison,po just 32% of ticians are women. yemen and pop or new guinea -- papua new guinea registered no female politicians at all. rajini: in just over a , ek's tie world cup will kick off in russia, and the host country iseen -- keen to prove they are not hostile, just sunderstood. banners are up in cities where the games are taking place, but when the bbc visited a city, they saw that there is a paranoid part of russia s

mr sanchez is opposed to an independence referendum. during protests on friday. 21—year—old razan al—najar was shot dead as she hurried to the side of a casualty at the borderfence. the israeli military says it will investigate her killing. those of the latest headlines on bbc news. —— those are the latest headlines on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for the witch hunts

look at that from what we all know the no confidence motion is likely to go through which means mr sanchez new prime minister and i would like to be the first to congratulate him it will be this tramper going to make the decision and it is up to all of us to abide by the amount of the popular sovereignty represented here this motion of no confidence was filed by the main opposition socialist party was prompted by a long running corruption scandal that swordfish was accused of taking bribes for securing government contracts the pm also faced pressure to over his handling of the long running catalonia independence referendum that really came to some crucial head there is some point in that while the results of this vote simple taney as they made pedro sanchez then the leader of the socialist party the new prime minister he's a forty six year old economist and lawyer and was the one who followed the no confidence vote against mr roy now it's not in spain it's going through a political shake up after several italian coalition parties are finally formed a euro skeptic an anti-establishment gove

mr. sanchez.nfidence vote, but the money question is whether this government can hold for more than five to six months? a similar question for italy. tom: good. there have been a lot of voices over the last 24 hours, one of them is the president of the st. louis federal reserve. here he is with catherine hayes. >> i'm not sure that gdp growth by itself is going to indicate inflation is going to move up any faster than it has in the past. that june 13ery of fed meeting will be most interesting. you have a live meeting, that meeting june 13. nigel wilson is on set. atis chief executive officer legal and general group. where are we on economic growth? onave had about 14 opinions american growth. how is your doing? -- europe doing? nigel: they are just muddling through. technology is a great sector to look at. of the top 20 firms in technology in the world, half are in the u.s., and the other half are in china. europe has excluded itself from the really high growth sectors that are dominating the econ

separatist catalan government was also formally sworn in with its regional leader calling for talks with mr sanchezist party taking the formal steps to becoming the country's new prime minister. translation: i promise on my conscience and honour to loyally fulfil the responsibilities of prime minister and to be loyal to the king and to safeguard the constitution, as well as keeping the deliberations of the cabinet secret. king felipe i to congratulate pedro sanchez at today's ceremony in the royal palace on the outskirts of madrid. all of this following a parliamentary vote of no—confidence in the long—standing prime minister mariano rajoy on friday. forced out as a result of a corruption scandal within his party. 46—year—old pedro sanchez takes the reins of power without ever having held government office before. and his party has only a quarter of the seats in parliament. he need allies urgently. meanwhile, the new leader of catalonia, quim torra, on the left, was also attending a swearing—in ceremony. this in barcelona, for members of his separatist regional government. a move which ends seven m

look at those from what we all know the no confidence motion is likely to go through which means mr sanchez will be the new prime minister and i would like to be the first to congratulate him it will be this chamber that will make the decision and it is up to all of us to abide by the mandate of the popular sovereignty represented here i believe that today we're opening a new page in the history of our democracy and we will now start reading the first paragraph so i can tell you without hesitation that we in the new government will put the interests of the spanish people above all else socialist party leader pedro scented is now spain's new prime minister that followed a vote of confidence which he called a week ago in response to a high court ruling which sentenced several leading. figures in mariano rajoy people's party to have to jail sentences following a long running corruption scandal including the party's former treasurer it looked like a long shot at first because sentries only commands eighty four seats out of a three hundred fifty members chamber however one by one crucially oppos

this is the moment when mariano rajoy crossed the floor to congratulate mr sanchez.ng as it was announced mps had voted against mr rajoy by a margin of ii. our europe editor, katya adler, is in madrid. this is huge news for spain, because it's the first time in this country ever that a prime minister has been unseated by a no—confidence vote in parliament. that said, there is already a brand—new prime minister ready and waiting to take over as of tomorrow. so even though this is a highly unusual situation, there is no sense here at all of panic crisis. quite unlike italy, what a dizzying political circus there for a few days threatening to infect the whole of the eurozone. it has been a very stormy week in europe, don't forget also this blossoming new trade war between the european union and its closest ally, the united states. and all of this has an effect on brexit negotiations. david davis, the uk's chief brexit negotiator, has spent a lot of time travelling around europe to woo eu leaders and try and persuade them to give the uk a better brexit deal. every time a

catalonia's new regional government also took office during the day and immediately called for talks with mr sanchezrget, you can keep up to date all with the latest news, business and sport on our website. for reaction and analysis, including updated live pages and reports from our correspondents based in over 80 locations around the globe, just go to bbc.com/news, or you can download the bbc news app. now, if you're afraid of confined spaces, this might leave you feeling a little bit anxious. a french performance artist has embarked on a "less—than—comfortable" trip back in time by locking himself in a wooden cavity. abra ham poincheval will stand upright in an oversized wooden replica of one of the world's oldest and most famous stone—age carvings — a lion—headed man. the bbc has learned that an investigation is to be reopened into the attempted murder of norman scott — a former lover of the liberal party leader, jeremy thorpe. it follows an admission by police that a hit man allegedly hired to kill scott may not, in fact, be dead as previously believed. the story has been brought to life in the

mr sanchez — the head of the socialist party — won the backing of several other parties to win his motione party became implicated in a corruption scandal. a 43—year—old man has been arrested and charged in connection with the attempted murder of two police officers who were stabbed in inverclyde yesterday. pc kenny mackenzie has a serious neck injury whilst his colleague pc laura sayer was stabbed in the arm whilst attending the routine visit to a house in greenock. the man will appear in court on monday. detectives have launched a murder inquiry following a hit and run incident in glasgow in the early hours of this morning. police say a white transit van was driven deliberately at two men and a woman in rutherglen. a 27—year—old man was taken to the queen elizabeth university hospital where he died. the rail industry has pledged to get train services in the north of england back on track as quickly as possible following days of disruption. northern has announced it will be running an emergency timetable until the end ofjuly, with 165 services scrapped. peter marshall has been speaking t

multiples not in the condition to welcome them and in the end it was the new spanish government mr sanchez that is the prime minister of spain that offered for the money to you know reasons to welcome these people in spain so this is really a symptom a great example of how bad the situation is a regarding migration in europe there is no strategy there is no common values there is no respect of the international rules so we as the european configuration are really beyond blandly criticizing i mean what's the european union is doing or not doing i mean to try to fix this problem and you know a lot of discontent also among warchus comsec certainly from this from the lack of capacity to address the problem in a proper way to have a sort of responsibility in place at the same time and being able to provide these people with the right integration that means also equal treatment we do not have workers of europe and we are campaigning a lot on these elements and try also to have been times of integration on the ground through our members and so there is a clear position from the european trade uni

mr. sanchez, yes. mr. walton yes. president mcdonnell yes. >> i wonder if there is any pathway to allowing us to increase the fees beyond what they are? >> i think one of the things that has come up with the developer fees, the question whether there are enough developer fees to invest in a school. the idea around the fees is that we would be collecting to build a school in a community. but we never collect enough to build a school. but we collected over the course of several years, but it would be really interesting whether it is rules that we should kind of figure that out. even to the conversations we're having with planning. you know, how that whole thing works. ok. thank you. thank you, all. our next item is section h, discussion of other educational issues, there are none tonight. section i is consent calendars, there are none today. section j, proposal and assignment to committee, public and board comment on proposals, there are none. board poll 6184 continuation, education, board policy 6142.7, physical educat

but from the german federal position that's when they resist that and so when anglo-american and mr sanchez talk about secondary migration high on their minds is the fault of the shang and so on the border free area has. can they protect that whilst at the same time finding a way of resolving the immigration crisis michael america's perspective the meeting she has today all instrumental in pushing her to war is the solution she's promised her allies and the e.u. summit that's coming up on thursday and friday a senior general in myanmar has been sacked after he was named in new european union sanctions major general among young so has been what was described as purged for poor performance he was a commander in rakhine state where six hundred fifty thousand fled a military crackdown last year the e.u. sanctions are being imposed on security officials accused of revenge or killings and rape the plight of the muslim minority living in thailand is being highlighted in a report called existence tonight the burma human rights network details efforts by myanmar's government to make life difficult f

extent they do adrian the point here is that the reference to secondary migration something that mr sanchez referred to something that angle americal referred to that idea of people who arrive in the e.u. claim asylum but then move from that arrival country to a second country and claim asylum there that's something that specific issue is some of this really energized people in bavaria certainly angela merkel's domestic allies the christian social union that this is their heartland that i'm talking to you from right now behind me the border with austria the sort of border controls that the christian social union want to see brought in here in their state but also across germany and they might well say across other parts of europe too they say that the freedom of movement which the people in these cars going past we now are exercising is something that can be abused and so they want to see some sort of control imposed that's not something that anglo-american really wants to allow to happen and so when she refers to secondary migration she's got clearly in her mind the thought of trying to ke

merkel actually this morning she had a meeting with the spanish the new spanish prime minister mr sanchez she's also met the european the president of the european council donald tusk and later today she has a meeting a formal meeting of her coalition remember her coalition is put together involving the allies of her party the bavarian allies the christian social union and we are as i say reporting now from the various border with austria behind me you can see some of the police controls taking place here they're doing so to try to establish . the density of of the people who cross the border and this whole idea this whole issue the crux of it is what does the e.u. do with people who present themselves in one country seeking asylum and then go on to claim it somewhere else as i say this is really impassioned the christian social union in bavaria as i've been finding out. on an early summer's day at hurting looks like a picture postcard the town has been a place of pilgrimage for more than five hundred years it's the c.s. use heartland a formidable conservative election winning party machi

mr. sanchez: thank you, president. so, it is a long time in coming. and i apologize as well, this was never taken up on my first two terms in the board, 2001 to 2009. sometimes status quo gets in the way of progressive and that is one of those cases. i think commissioner haney was brave and bold, tweeting at the time, that we ought to look at the names of the schools and engage community in the process to perhaps rename some of the schools that we have that are named after folks that enslaved people and others that created long-term humanity -- damage to our humanity. thank you to commissioner haney for that. that's the impetus for this in many ways. also what is happening across the country. we've seen white supremacy condoned by the president, and that has led to a lot of resistance throughout the country and to a call for not just renaming institutions, but also taking down statues across the south to ensure that history isn't put in the face of the people who have been harmed by that history and the misdeeds by those in the past. this resolution w

mr. sanchez is being strategic like other parties. ote was caused by the vote you have a bad ruling against dep, corruption ruling, and that forced parties to move i agree that sanchez will have a hard time governing the country with 84 mps. >> i have to ask about spain's economy. it looks like growth is holding steady do you have concerns about a socialist-led government in terms of that? they said they will not do major changes to the budget pushed forward already? >> the budget has been worked on since july of last year, the budgetary ceiling and the objectives for the year. the budget will stay that's good news for the spanish economy. but the only thing that will hold this coalition together will be removing some of the constraints that have been imposed in the past by europe and i imagine economic policy will be less sensible and there are risks to stability and the unity of spain it's a really -- it's going to be hard, even if they were going to try, the socialists, to be responsible. it will be hard when they are only 84 seats

mr. sanchez? >> commissioner sanchez: yez, thank you. so this policy has to do with students whose assignments are revoked due to residency fraud, and the committee had taken it up earlier and staff had asked the committee to come back with more information. we had a longer discussion about it last week. director rosina tom came and addressed the committee requesting a period of time for students to stay out of school that they had found to be fraudulently enrolled in right now. so we had kind of a little disagreement in committee about the time. we landed on essentially a month, so after a student has been deemed to be in the school fraudulently, the student will have about a month to depart the school. and the discussion really focused around really -- essentially, it's punishing -- dr. merase, you might want to chime in, too, punishing students for the miss deeds of their parents. so we really struggled with that. but at the end of the day, we came to the conclusion that they'll have a 14-day appeal process and then a 15-daytime to le

mr. sanchez and say this is a comprehensive and reasonable plan to deal with all issues. my feelings are that not everything necessarily has to go back to what 1961 was. this is something that has been in use for the past owners, the current owners and it would appear to me that the comprehensive package is the best way to move forward and. you know, two years, if i'm here, i may regret that because we may be hearing something again, but it does seem this is just an issue that things do change. removing this walkway, having a good access from the ground level of the home to the rear garden and a reasonable access to the roof garage deck appears good. so i would support planning's judgment, confirmed by our staff that this is a viable course to move forward and get a good resolution to this project. >> so your motion would be? maybe -- or, in order to allow that to happen, we would actually uphold the appeal. or we would continue this. >> brad russi, city attorney's office. are you intending to hold it in abeyance for a period of time to allow the planning department to ap