ms. kim, you have three minutes. >> hello, i would like to clarify that the issue was not whether or not the green roof or we don't. no identification was required. you have to have different notification and the plans and the requirement are different for a roof deck. the permit holder plans do not meet the requirements of the roof deck. what the planning department said was not correct. with regard to the permit, we are just asking for the physical permit to be stated correctly. it doesn't show the green roof. it shows the roof deck. again there is confusion because the attorney keeps referencing a third floor roof deck when it's actually a terrace. it's off their bedroom and goes from the stairs to the green roof. that's the roof deck that they are talking about, but it's actually a physical terrace. they completely take over the roof that they say terrace by adding an addition to it. as for the property, it is used as a single family home although i have never seen her parents living ther

ms. kim first. >> hello, thank you for your time today. my name is angela kim and my husband and i live on vermont street. we have been here for years and we support the building and design guidelines. we believe there are several errors that must be correct. first i want to address the false claims by the homeowners attorney. the permit did not meet the legal requirements of the planning commission. the plans are required to be submitted by a licensed architect and engineer. the homeowner stated it was a home with a basement and we actually rejected the plan and they say we are doing everything to block them and it's not true. they also hired an expediter and required all communication to go through their expediter all the time and in writing. the permit holder never discussed anything with us directly and required this to go through their attorney and made it very challenging to try to work the issues that we had with our plans with them. our house is 2600 square feet. they claim that our h

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attorneys are often times involved as well. >> thank you, ms. kim wyman, good to see you again. >> he was well. >> a previously shared the california secretary of state and therefore, california election officer, and i along with you, that was a pretty clever critical partner and helping us have a successful process, more californians participating in 2020, than in any election previously ended so safely. when i went to cast a ballot that's what i really hope this sort of collaboration between the state and local election park nurses continuing to do pretty manager you've benefited with your washington secretary of statement how you are on the other side of the table and so can you describe from this levef investigation with the state and local officials including the id responding to election threats and if there is any failure to collaboration that this committee and congress can help address. >> thank you and for that question and by the way, washington also very high turnout in 2020, highest record turnout nothing were competitive, sosa is reall

ms. mace and mrs. kim, i inform the house that these members will vote nay on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 220, the nays are 207, the motion is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent that representative rice of new york and representative of smith be removed as co-sponsor of h.r. 1642. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. i. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table the bill s.4458 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the clerk: senate 4458 an act to amend title 38 eubs code to improve the process by which the secretary of veterans affairs determines whether it meets requirements for the percentage of students who receive educational assistance furnished by the secretary and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to consideration of the b

ms. presley, could you weigh in on that? representative kim got into that a little bit with you. could you just kind of elaborate? is it that people are sick or inflation and supply chain that is affecting your industry? >> i have to say it's both. we certainly have seen increased illness in this last month, but we are hopeful in the next month that we will see some of that wayne. consumer confidence is still the driver and whether or not our visitors feel safe both from the virus and to travel. >> thank you. the gentlelady's time has expired. now, the gentlelady from pennsylvania is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair, and thank you for the panelists and their testimony today. this is very, very personal to me because my daughter is a director of theater, a professional director of theater. in fact, she worked at osf and a hello out there to osf. this economy plays a really large role in my community, to, with 296 businesses involved within the arts just outside of philadelphia. many people have mentioned the great program, having that lifelike during this tim

ms the items they knew were missing were mr. trump's originals letters from the north korean dictator kim jong un and the president, barack obama had left trump before he leftom office are made. it goes on and on and they always source people with familiarity of the case. but whether it's the nationall archives folks or them and in conversations with doj, somebody gave that information to maggie haberman, who is you know, she's a good reporter. she she takes this stuff w and run with it. but thisit is what happened in russia, is it not? it's drip,ga drip, drip. laura , the very fact that this is how the united states department of justice plays its games ised should be t and center in emotion about about a special master. that type of shenanigan is exactly what got a special master appointed to the projecta veritas case wherepp the fbi raided american journalists on a very flimsy pretext because of actually biden's diary. and so here similarly, i think that is actually something that can be used on the offense. itffr is improper for the doj to a violation of the doj regulations as a violation of law to use the press in this man

kim schleyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for a minute and a half. ms. schrier: thank you madam speaker. i am so excited to vote today for this climate and health care bill and here's why. this bill is the answer to the questions that my constituents have been asking since day one. here's what i'm hearing. dr. schrier, you have diabetes too. i can't afford my ininsulin, i have to ration at the end of the month, won't you do something? here's the answer. $35 a month insulin. i'm a senior, i have a fixed income, i can't afford high drug price, iwhy can't medicare negotiate them? here's your answer. medicare getting the power to negotiate the costs of prescription drugs. also, i'm a senior, there's too many out of pocket costs for me -- this caps them at $2,000. and finally right now we have fires burning in washington state. and i have farmers who have seen reduced crop yields because of extreme heat. and they say, can't you do something about climate? and here's the answer, the biggest investment in climate solutions that we have ever had. this bill bring

kim schleyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for a minute and a half. ms. schrier: thank you madam speaker. i am so excited to vote today for this climate and health care bill and here's why. this bill is the answer to the questions that my constituents have been asking since day one. here's what i'm hearing. dr. schrier, you have diabetes too. i can't afford my ininsulin, i have to ration at the end of the month, won't you do something? here's the answer. $35 a month insulin. i'm a senior, i have a fixed income, i can't afford high drug price, iwhy can't medicare negotiate them? here's your answer. medicare getting the power to negotiate the costs of prescription drugs. also, i'm a senior, there's too many out of pocket costs for me -- this caps them at $2,000. and finally right now we have fires burning in washington state. and i have farmers who have seen reduced crop yields because of extreme heat. and they say, can't you do something about climate? and here's the answer, the biggest investment in climate solutions that we have ever had. this bill bring