mr. starbefore i call you. i don't think you were done with your presentation. i did not mean to stop your presentation. i was to jump in there. you are welcome to finish before i call on mr. star. >> thank you, chair peskin. as a summary of what happened at the commission we had a significant amount of public comment. it was split between those who opposed the ordinance and the hurdles and it shouldn't be focused on during the current pandemic. then the other half of callers feel it is important to add process for proposed demolition of housing. there was a petition in support of a grandfathering clause. that concludes that presentation. >> mr. star. >> thank you, aaron star, planning department staff. i want to expand on what audrey had said about that. i don't believe it is really the issue about staff time because this is already a cumbersome process that we have to go through. not many staff can do the calculations because they are so cumbersome and technical. it would increase the commis

mr. starbefore i call you. i don't think you were done with your presentation. i did not mean to stop your presentation. i was to jump in there. you are welcome to finish before i call on mr. star. >> thank you, chair peskin. as a summary of what happened at the commission we had a significant amount of public comment. it was split between those who opposed the ordinance and the hurdles and it shouldn't be focused on during the current pandemic. then the other half of callers feel it is important to add process for proposed demolition of housing. there was a petition in support of a grandfathering clause. that concludes that presentation. >> mr. star. >> thank you, aaron star, planning department staff. i want to expand on what audrey had said about that. i don't believe it is really the issue about staff time because this is already a cumbersome process that we have to go through. not many staff can do the calculations because they are so cumbersome and technical. it would increase the commis

mr. starbefore i call you. i don't think you were done with your presentation. i did not mean to stop your presentation. i was to jump in there. you are welcome to finish before i call on mr. star. >> thank you, chair peskin. as a summary of what happened at the commission we had a significant amount of public comment. it was split between those who opposed the ordinance and the hurdles and it shouldn't be focused on during the current pandemic. then the other half of callers feel it is important to add process for proposed demolition of housing. there was a petition in support of a grandfathering clause. that concludes that presentation. >> mr. star. >> thank you, aaron star, planning department staff. i want to expand on what audrey had said about that. i don't believe it is really the issue about staff time because this is already a cumbersome process that we have to go through. not many staff can do the calculations because they are so cumbersome and technical. it would increase the commis

and five stars objected to this. when mr. nasser refused to cease the illegal operation, five stars constructed a fence on its property on june 2018, which made it impossible for mr. nasser to continue his illegal business. fast-forward to a few months ago when five stars happened to discover the subject permit. they discovered it by looking at the information map. the permit was kept secret by mr. nasser. it's apparent why five stars is late in filing its appeal. it had no knowledge of the application or the permit. why was five stars late, because of the action or inaction of the city. when mr. nasser applied for his permit, the documents he filed with the city established that he knew the permit necessarily involved the use of my my client's property. i'm going to try to share a document with you. are you able to see this on my screen? when you look at this document, this is a site vicinity plan submitted to the city on june 20, 2018. as you see here, it shows the parcels in the middle and it shows mr. nasser's property her

the historic battle site was an inspiration for the star-spangled banner. mr.nvoked that tune while honoring those on the front lines against the coronavirus. the man who will take on mr. trump in november's election also paid tribute today. former vice president joe biden left his home to make his first public appearance in two months. he laid a wreath at a veterans park in delaware. as the nation remembers the lives lost, we want to introduce you to someone who is keeping memories alive as a full-time. chael pierce restores old documents to help peace together information about missing korean war veterans. he has been speaking to my colleague jane o'brien. jane: thank y for joining me. how difficult is it to do this detective work? michael: there is usually some sort of identification the remains that they recover. maybe a tag from an item of clothing. a lot of the records that we are able to send. dental records. so that goes a long way towards identifying the remains. jane: tell me about the fire in 1973? what happened and what impact that have on the work

mr. trump tapping a four-star army general and pharmaceutical executive to lead the effort. >> i have veryecently seen early data from a clinical trial with a coronavirus vaccine and these data made me feel more confident that we will be able to deliver a few hundred million doses of vaccine by the end of 2020. >> reporter: the trump administration's end of year goal out paces what most experts believe is possible. that it will take 12 to 18 months to develop tests and produce a vaccine and that anything less would be a medical miracle. >> i just want to make something clear, it's very important, vaccine or no vaccine, we're back. >> reporter: the u.s. will not fully be able to recover from the pandemic until a vaccine is available. the president not wearing a face mask but dr. anthony fauci and dr. debra birx did. >> why does he choose not to wear a face mask >> he's tested each and every day. >> reporter: there are questions about the reliability the tests the white house uses the fda issuing an alert the rapid coronavirus test may give inaccurate results after a study found it may miss

star and then 9 to enter the queue to speak. do we have any callers who are connected for this agenda item? >> operator: mr. chair, there no callers wishing to speak. >> great. then public comment is closed. colleagues, my understanding is that supervisor haney is supportive of this item moving forward with positive recommendation and given that, i will move that we do forward this to the full board -- or i will ask that our clerk prepare a resolution binding that this license will meet [inaudible] necessity and then i will move that we forward that to the board for rel daysing andic that without objection. >> we -- >> [inaudible] on everything. >> we'll be taking roll call vote on everything, please. on the motion to forward resolution finding public convenience or necessity for this service premise, vice chair stefani? >> aye. >> member wallton? >> aye. >> walton, aye. chairman mandelman? >> aye. >> mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> great. the motion passes. mr. clerk, when you're ready, please call the next item. >> i do have a lot of paper i'm shuffling. agenda item number 2 is a hearing to consider t

your co-star from "kangaroo jack", mr. o'connell for a "kangaroo jack" reunion.rica's been clamoring for. >> what's up, jerry o? >> it feels so great, you know what? i'm going to go full pants, fellas. >> yeah. >> i love you, baby. >> jimmy: you live on the edge. jerry, what are you doing? are you robbing a train? what's happening? >> no, this is my covid look. this is my covid couture look. i did have to come to the end of my driveway. my dopey children will not get off that tik tok even though i am on jkl reuniting with my buddy from the best movie ever made. >> how much did jerry bruckheimer pay you if that is the end of your driveway? because i didn't get paid like that. >> it's not, it's actually like a park area, but it's like,ly to come to where the cell service the best. i'm right under a 5g tower, i hope everything is okay. >> yeah, make me feel good about myself. >> jimmy: this reunion is not over yet. i have a surprise for both of you. stay hello to the star of the show, kevin, the kangaroo. how are you? say hello to jerry and anthony. >> jackie legs!

and five stars objected to this. when mr. nasser refused to cease the illegal operation, five stars constructed a fence on its property on june 2018, which made it impossible for mr. nasser to continue his illegal business. fast-forward to a few months ago when five stars happened to discover the subject permit. they discovered it by looking at the information map. the permit was kept secret by mr. nasser. it's apparent why five stars is late in filing its appeal. it had no knowledge of the application or the permit. why was five stars late, because of the action or inaction of the city. when mr. nasser applied for his permit, the documents he filed with the city established that he knew the permit necessarily involved the use of my my client's property. i'm going to try to share a document with you. are you able to see this on my screen? when you look at this document, this is a site vicinity plan submitted to the city on june 20, 2018. as you see here, it shows the parcels in the middle and it shows mr. nasser's property her

mrs. america." fx on hulu. it starsht movement in the '70s. she moved against the women's rights movement. we were trying to pass the e.r.a. and she brought together some housewives and really sort of put together a coalition that still exists today. and the e.r.a. never came to pass. >> jimmy: she would not like the charity you selected tonight, would she, elizabeth? >> no. it's literally why i selected this charity. >> jimmy: the center for reproductive rights is your charity. tell us a bit about that. >> the center for reproductive rights, they fight all the court battles to keep abortion safe and legal in america. so abortions are a constitutionally protected right, and right now -- i mean, i personally think that the government shouldn't be involved in deciding how many people are in your family at any time but especially now when people are facing such unstable and anxiety-ridden times. i think it's important everyone have access to whatever health care they need. and the center fights to keep those clinics open i

breaking with traditions social media platforms have been able to tie a new career past mr schmidt a german you tube star who is ending big bucks with his videos. alexander berman does a parody. band interviews even with chancellor merkel and he likes to play around. he's something of a star on you tube where he goes by the name of alexey baxi. he also does advertising videos on you tube in this case for an electronics retail chain. his fame helps it promote new products. has been living off his you tube activities for 10 years now. and it has nothing really special about being a you tube or on the platform offers opportunities that you just don't have say at a publishing house or a broadcaster where you have the usual constraints such as an editor in chief who can say either yes or no on you tube you publish whatever you like for my generation it's quite normal to say this is what i have to say and i'm going to publish it just the way it is that. it helps to look good and come across as authentic that's the capital of you tube stars when they showcase a product tend to believe what they say but isn't th

mr. chairman, i would like to enter a letter from blue stars strategies" one paragraph here. -- and quoten eparagraph here. >> it is our intention to cooperate. at no point have we ever stated we would not cooperate. that is why we are puzzled that the committee is voting on a subpoena. willthout objection, i refute what they are saying in that letter. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> this is not a serious bipartisan investigation in the tradition of this committee and i believe we should not be going down this dangerous road. the are the homeland security committee and we have jurisdiction over election interference. we should be working together to strengthen national security and fight against foreign influence. unfortunately, this misguided subpoena risks amplifying efforts of foreign adversaries to interfere in our election. this should not be about politics. we should be focused on national security and acting that way as a committee. i have been requesting that members of the committee be briefed by both the fbi and intelligence committee. we can't allow this committee to be taken ad

mrs. thomas with a slew of questions -- >> they are expecting her to come out at 10:00. >> while her fans gathered to plot a librarian's dream parade starringckdrop. how long can you go with new costumes >> that's a good question. honestly maybe not having a costume every day is the thing that keeps me up at night. i'm always worried i'm not going to have something or what am i going to wear for that >> well, i have a little surprise for you there is an outfit called spirit halloween, and they wanted to make sure you could continue that will definitely get you through the summertime >> oh, my gosh, that's amazing >> they also wanted to give you a $1,000 gift card so you could keep this going. i don't know if you realize the light you're shining during this time, how much people need what you are doing. not just your students but grownups like us like, you really are lifting us up. >> that is so nice. >> will you just walk up your stairs this is your house >> this is my house. >> and towards your front door open your front door [ cheers ] >> i want to hug all of you but we're supposed to stay social distance thank you, guys. oh my goodness >

mr. chairman, i would like to enter a letter from blue star strategies.ooperate in no time have we ever stated or indicated in any way that we would not cooperate, therefore we are puzzled despite our willingness to cooperate where the committee is proceeding to vote on this subpoena. without objection of i enter that into the record. >> without objection that will be entered into the record but i will refute what they're saying in the letter but without objection adobe entered. >> taking mr. chairman. this is not a serious bipartisan investigation into the tradition of this committee. i believe we should not go down this dangerous road. we are the homeland security committee and we have jurisdiction under election interference and we should be working together to strengthen our national security and fight against foreign influence and fortunately this misguided subpoena wrist amplifying our foreign adversaries to interfere in the 2020 election. this should not be about politics. what we need to be focused on his national security and we should be acting

mr. nick perito. [applause] ♪ host: welcome to our "all-star party for dutch reagan." ♪ [inaudible] [laughter] ♪ frankt all, ladies and gentlemen. this is a lovely way to spend an evening. tonight marks a very special celebration for variety club. we started out by honoring the big duke, john wayne, and here we are honoring duke's pal, dutch. tonight we honor the only man from our community who ever wound up living in public housing. [laughter] from our community who ever frank: and for tonight's guests, i am happy to say, the rules of protocol have been relaxed. tonight, he is dutch. and if anyone can't handle that, you can call him mr. dutch. and that's ok. [laughter] frank: as for nancy, do as i do. call her "beautiful." [applause] frank: by the way, dutch, you've got a lot of friends here tonight. some of the white house press corps, who will be served their favorite meal, leak soup. [laughter] frank: i insisted upon having that joke instead of somebody else reading it. dutch did a lot of work in our community. good work. all in all, he made 53 motion pictures. he started in 1937 with "love is in

mr. chairman. >> you get a gold star for yielding back a minute or so. our final senator for questioning is senator smith. chair.ith: thank you mr. thanks to both of you for being here. chair powell has talked about how we cannot solve the economic crisis without the public health crisis, which i agree with. senator mnuchin, you said we need to open the economy, "in a thoughtful way," which i also agree with. it seems an important part of being thoughtful is to see that americans have accurate information about what is going on. i have no doubt you'll be surprised to hear that a lot of us were taken back when a couple of days ago we heard president trump say this, "they think they are taking away donald trump's greatest tool, which is to be able to go into an arena filled with 50,000 people every single time. they will, and you watch, they will milk it every single day between now and november 3, and guess what, after november 3 the coronavirus will suddenly go away and disappear and everybody will be able to reopen." this is the kind of misinformation th

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mr. trump tapping a four-star army general and pharmaceutical expert to lead the effort. >> i have very recently seen early data from a clinical trial with a coronavirus vaccine. and these data made me feel even more confident that we will be able to deliver a few hundred million doses of vaccine by the end of 2020. >> reporter: the trump administration's end-of-year goal outpaces what most experts believe is possible, that it will take 12 to 18 months to develop test and produce a vaccine and that anything less would be a medical miracle. >> i just want to make something clear. it's very important. vaccine or no vaccine, we're back. >> reporter: experts say the u.s. will not fully be able to recover until a vaccine is widely veil. the president not wearing a face mask during the rose garden news conference. although dr. anthony fauci and dr. deborah birx did. >> that's his choice. he's tested each and every day. >> reporter: there are new questions about the reliability of the test the white house aotsz to ensure the president's safety. the fda issuing an alert thursday night that the rapid cor

the historic battle site was actually an inspiration for the star spangled banner, america's national anthem. mr take on mrtrump in november's election also paid tribute. former vice presidentjoe biden left his home to make his first public appearance in two months, laying a wreath at a veterans park in delaware. that's it for now. when you so much for watching. hello. if you're looking for rain through this week, well, there is not very much in the forecast. but what i can offer you is plenty of warmth. in fact, during monday, to the south—west of london, temperatures got very close to 27 degrees. we'll see more very warm weather over the next few days. on the satellite picture, though, you can see this stripe of cloud that's been working its way in towards the north—west. not bringing an awful lot of rain, though. this is a frontal system, but one which is weakening very quickly, so really wejust have a band of cloud sitting in place across parts of england and wales through tuesday morning. maybe the odd spot of drizzle around, but generally speaking it'll be dry, just with a bit more in the

star and then 9 to enter the queue to speak. do we have any callers who are connected for this agenda item? >> operator: mr. chair, there no callers wishing to speak. >> great. then public comment is closed. colleagues, my understanding is that supervisor haney is supportive of this item moving forward with positive recommendation and given that, i will move that we do forward this to the full board -- or i will ask that our clerk prepare a resolution binding that this license will meet [inaudible] necessity and then i will move that we forward that to the board for rel daysing andic that without objection. >> we -- >> [inaudible] on everything. >> we'll be taking roll call vote on everything, please. on the motion to forward resolution finding public convenience or necessity for this service premise, vice chair stefani? >> aye. >> member wallton? >> aye. >> walton, aye. chairman mandelman? >> aye. >> mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> great. the motion passes. mr. clerk, when you're ready, please call the next item. >> i do have a lot of paper i'm shuffling. agenda item number 2 is a hearing to consider t

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star. >> clerk: okay. mr. president, i believe that we had 22 callers on the line. we're going to ask for your patience. i understand the bridge line connecting the callers has been dropped for a moment, and i will wait to hear from them as soon as the bridge line is back on board. if i call for the first speaker, are they able to speak without that bridge line? okay. i don't believe so, mr. president, so we're just going to hold a moment. we apologize for this dropping of the bridge line. but to the individuals who are trying to get in line to speak, if you look at the television, you'll see the phone number there. we apologize that we're not starting public comment yet, but we will shortly. >> president yee: okay. why don't we just take a brief pause, and madam clerk, when we're ready, just let us know. >> clerk: i will. thank you, mr. president. so if there are individuals trying to get onto public comment, it's 888-204-5984. the access code is posted there. i believe it's on channel 26, as well -- yes, it is -- in addition to the life stream. 3501008. press poun

year state advertising has been weaponized to fund pro-government media and star of independent outlets did you seriously think mr head vaguely that people didn't notice what was going on. well they are drawing the wrong conclusions obviously if they say such things in fact political debate as i said before and public discourse in general is one of the freest in the european union it's more taboo free than in many other places in western europe or elsewhere in the european union topics are freely discussed there is more of a balance of media if you look at the media structure and if you look at the value system behind the media's or what kind of ideology the prefer there there is a big variety in hungry perhaps more of a variety than in other places that these organizations are are used to state funding and advertising as much as this is state or as much as it is companies is spread across the board so i don't think there is when you say that in balance in the hunger and situation at home you say that but all regional daily newspapers are now under government control and you call that a free press there's only on

star and then 9 to enter the queue to speak. do we have any callers who are connected for this agenda item? >> operator: mr., there no callers wishing to speak. >> great. then public comment is closed. colleagues, my understanding is that supervisor haney is supportive of this item moving forward with positive recommendation and given that, i will move that we do forward this to the full board -- or i will ask that our clerk prepare a resolution binding that this license will meet [inaudible] necessity and then i will move that we forward that to the board for rel daysing andic that without objection. >> we -- >> [inaudible] on everything. >> we'll be taking roll call vote on everything, please. on the motion to forward resolution finding public convenience or necessity for this service premise, vice chair stefani? >> aye. >> member wallton? >> aye. >> walton, aye. chairman mandelman? >> aye. >> mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> great. the motion passes. mr. clerk, when you're ready, please call the next item. >> i do have a lot of paper i'm shuffling. agenda item number 2 is a hearing to consider that th

she now stars in the new series "mrs. america." thank you so much for being-- oh sorry, thank you so much for being and second, thank you so much for being here. where are we catching you. where are you in the world? >> i am in the u.k., at our home in the country, on my way to bed. >> stephen: what? >> so, yeah. >> stephen: those are your pajamas? >> yeah, well, i've come from bed this morning and i'm on my way to bed. i completely lost track of time. >> stephen: do you ever get out of the pajamas? >> not lately, no. there doesn't seem to be a lot of point, especially when you're going to feed the pigs, feed the children. i can't tell you how many loads of laundry-- today was "change the bed day" so that doesn't seem to be a point. >> stephen: that is a big day. >> and what are you wearing? >> stephen: i'm wearing a checked shirt and some bedroom slippers. >> oh don't, don't, that's too hot. >> stephen: if it would make you more comfortable, i can get in pajamas, too. because i'm next to my bedroom here. >> that would make me feel