mr. wright. the floor is yours, don't blow it. >> thank you. good morning to the rules committee and to everyone on the call. my name is jason wright and i'm really excited and humbled to be nominated for san francisco's historic preservation commission. a little background, i grew up in ohio and studied historic preservation at the university of cincinnati. it really was the reason for my attendance of architecture school. at the time when i was coming out of high school, i had no idea there was a whole sector of the field devoted to historic preservation and thought i would get to work on a preservation project once in awhile and almost 17 o. those years living in san francisco. over those years, i have volunteered for various organizations in san francisco including san francisco heritage, young preservation groups and have extensive involvement within the lgbtq communicate dedicated to historic places working groups and the arts and culture group. i've recently been involving in supporting th

mr. wright. the floor is yours, don't blow it. >> thank you. good morning to the rules committee and to everyone on the call. my name is jason wright and i'm really excited and humbled to be nominated for san francisco's historic preservation commission. a little background, i grew up in ohio and studied historic preservation at the university of cincinnati. it really was the reason for my attendance of architecture school. at the time when i was coming out of high school, i had no idea there was a whole sector of the field devoted to historic preservation and thought i would get to work on a preservation project once in awhile and almost 17 o. those years living in san francisco. over those years, i have volunteered for various organizations in san francisco including san francisco heritage, young preservation groups and have extensive involvement within the lgbtq communicate dedicated to historic places working groups and the arts and culture group. i've recently been involving in supporting th

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mr. wright.'t blow it. >> thank you. good morning to the rules committee and to everyone on the call. my name is jason wright and i'm really excited and humbled to be nominated for san francisco's historic preservation commission. a little background, i grew up in ohio and studied historic preservation at the university of cincinnati. it really was the reason for my attendance of architecture school. at the time when i was coming out of high school, i had no idea there was a whole sector of the field devoted to historic preservation and thought i would get to work on a preservation project once in awhile and almost 17 o. those years living in san francisco. over those years, i have volunteered for various organizations in san francisco including san francisco heritage, young preservation groups and have extensive involvement within the lgbtq communicate dedicated to historic places working groups and the arts and culture group. i've recently been involving in supporting the effort to landmark in

mr. wright. >> there was the surveillance photo.spot near the loss, according to sell tracking. and the eyewitness. he'd been shown a photo lineup with chris in it. and now he remembered some details that were different than he when he had that first dramatic day. light courses when lies in the photo. he said, jarred something in his mind. >> i was 80 to 90% certain this was the man that i saw. then he found a picture of course on the web. and tried photo shopping in a few details. like a week. >> i looked at that and said yes, that looks almost exactly like what i saw. >> reinforcing a memory. but was the memory accurate? as for the rest of the case, the investigation wasn't over yet. the story just begun. the first puzzle pieces placed, were they seemed to fit. but -- >> i've never had a case this complicated before. >> oh, even more than complicated. as those friends in the loft began to believe. something darker than that. >> "dateline" returns after the break. you ever think about the storage operation a place like this must re

wright. so again on behalf of the texas delegation, welcome to the house of representatives. you are now recognized. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. ewliesy: first of all i'd like to thank my lord and savior jesus christ, my family, beautiful wife, shelby. of -- my incredible daughter and my incredible son. my parents, texas, california, poppa looking done on me from heaven. i'd like to thank my family in the 6th district of texas. i will serve you with quiet professionalism. i would like to read to you etheseans four versus 8 through 9. finally brothers and sisters whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable if there is any more excellence and if there is anything praiseworthy dwell on these things. do what you have learned and received and heard from me and seen in me and the god of peace will be with you. i believe america is exceptional. i love my country. it's an honor to serve. i a appreciate the prayers of all -- i would appreciate the prayers of all those in here as i learn my job. i would like to leave you with a moment of silence for your colle

interview, mr cummings produced a message in which the prime minister argued against a national lockdown, because he said everyone who was dying was over the age of 80. our political correspondent ben wrightadviser in government. at the side of the parameter throughout much of the covid crisis but since quitting his job the covid crisis but since quitting hisjob in november dominic cummings has been scornful of his former friend. speaking to the bbc, he claimed the prime minister had resisted a second lockdown, is covid crept back last autumn. his resisted a second lockdown, is covid crept back last autumn.— crept back last autumn. his attitude was at that point _ crept back last autumn. his attitude was at that point a _ crept back last autumn. his attitude was at that point a weird _ crept back last autumn. his attitude was at that point a weird mix - crept back last autumn. his attitude was at that point a weird mix of - was at that point a weird mix of partly, it is all nonsense, lockdown stunt work anyway, and partly, well, this is terrible, but people who are dying are essentially over 80, and we can't kill the economyjust because of people dying over 80. that's a very serious claim

, mr cummings produced a message in which the prime minister argued against a national lockdown, because he said everyone who was dying was over the age of 80. 0ur political correspondent ben wright'sh much of the covid crisis, but since quitting hisjob last november, dominic cummings has been scornful of his former friend. speaking to the bbc, he claimed the prime minister had resisted a second lockdown, as covid crept back last autumn. his attitude at that point was a weird mix of partly, it is all nonsense, lockdowns don't work anyway, and partly, well, this is terrible, but the people who are dying are essentially over 80, and we can't kill the economyjust because of people dying over 80. that's a very serious claim to make, what evidence do you have of that? lots of people heard the prime minister say that, the prime minister texted that to me and other people. in a series of whatsapps to aides shared with the bbc from the 15th october, borisjohnson appears to say... going on to say... mr cummings also claimed at the start of march last year the prime minister was slow to take the virus seriously and considered visiting the queen. ijust said, "if you go and you give her corona

will note that the rules committee forwarded jason wright to the full board unanimously as a new commissioner for the historic preservation commission. mr. starr? >> good afternoon, commissioners. aaron starr, manager of legislative affairs. it's been a while, but the board is back in action, so i'm back before you. first on land use agenda was supervisor walton's ordinance for 2500 18 street affordable housing special use district. the ordinance would do two things. first, it would zwig nate two parcels at the intersection of [inaudible] around the same parcels that requires all new dwelling units to be affordable to households with an annual income between 30 and 80% a.m.i. for at least 15 years. the one recommended modification was to remove the 30% floor on income eligibility, so instead of 30% a.m.i., it would be at or below 80% a.m.i. at the hearing, president walton requested that the commission's modifications be incorporated into the ordinance. the amendments were accepted, and the item was forwarded to the full board as a committee report. next up was the shared spaces program. this case was first heard on june 7, where both s

mr cummings also suggested people who are completely sure brexit was a good idea have got �*a screw loose�*, but said he thought brexit was a good thing. our political correspondent ben wright. more revelations from dominic cummings?— more revelations from dominic cumminus? , ., ., ., , , cummings? yes, more “aw-dropping stuff from theh cummings? yes, more “aw-dropping stuff from the pen _ cummings? yes, more “aw-dropping stuff from the pen and _ cummings? yes, more jaw-dropping stuff from the pen and a _ cummings? yes, morejaw-dropping stuff from the pen and a for- cummings? yes, more jaw-dropping stuff from the pen and a for my - stuff from the pen and a for my chief adviser dominic cummings who of coursejoined the chief adviser dominic cummings who of course joined the prime minister at number ten of course joined the prime minister at numberten in of course joined the prime minister at number ten injuly 2019 after theresa may had been booted out of the job. theresa may had been booted out of thejob. and then, helped mastermind —— stewart —— tory election victory in december 2019 and borisjohnson got the ec majority. in the interview he has done with the rector to break