ms. thomas -- not to ms. thomas, but really everybody. i want to focus on things we can do.which is the area of fees. secondary units, in-laws as people used to call them in san francisco and to that end we passed legislation eliminate those fees and most, if not all circumstances. so i think we should start looking at that in the realm of restaurants where i actually had my staff look at it. there are 22 different fees that apply to restaurants that are starting out. not all of those apply when you're in an established restaurant. i also think that as a matter of policy, we should start with hanging onto the restaurants that we've got. i think that is where we should put our immediate attention. i know the barriers to interest, you have to get conditional use, insofar as we're at the tipping point and that number of, yeah, i remember 30 years ago, the stat, or at least in the popular culture was every day, there is a restaurant that goes in and out of business in san francisco. but when you say that there is now a 9% tipping point, let's do everything we can for the restaur

the swim was due to be about 80 miles, but because of strong tides ms thomas ended up swimming closer shoreline ahead, sarah thomas reached out towards the end of her journey. here she comes. friends who had willed her to succeed during moments when her spirits ebbed were there on the pebbles to greet her. well done, sarah! what you've done is incredible. i was throwing up, i was sick. she said," you got this." my was sick. she said," you got this." my husband said, "keep going." this story of determination and stamina began in the early hours of sunday morning. sarah thomas said she used swimming to cope with her cancer treatment. she dedicated this challenge to those who have survived the disease. 5a hours and ten minutes crossing the world of‘s busiest shipping lanes. the biggest blow was definitely when i turned around at the halfway point here in dover. i was expecting to land on the beach and we had to touch the wall instead. i wasjust the beach and we had to touch the wall instead. i was just totally devastated. ijust go to a really quiet place in my head. when i was struggling

ms. thomas.supervisor fewer, i think as your presentation elucidated, this is an intertwined very complicated web. i think in order for -- i'm going to say this to the departments -- for this hearing to be successful and while all 11 of us and the mayor focus on homelessness and larger societal problems, i think we've got to boil this down to things that we can do. so, for instance, i agree with you that -- as a matter of fact the board has taken steps in other policy areas to deal with the issue of fees, which are paramount in -- particularly when you're starting a restaurant when there are over 20 fees. some of them, you don't have to avail yourselves of if you don't want the entertainment permit, if you don't want sidewalk table and chairs permit, you don't have to get it, but you have to get a dbi permit for the place. you may or may not if you're moving into a previous restaurant space, depending on the zone, have to get a cu. mr. star will speak to the fact there are provisions for expedite

the swim was due to be about 80 miles, but because of strong tides ms thomas ended up swimming closernt, as the first rays of the sun lit the shoreline ahead, sarah thomas reached out towards the end of her journey. here she comes. friends who had willed her to succeed during moments when her spirits ebbed were there on the pebbles to greet her. well done, sarah! what you've done is incredible. i was throwing up, i was sick. she said," you got this." my husband said, "keep going." this story of determination and stamina began in the early hours of sunday morning. sarah thomas said she used swimming to cope with her cancer treatment. she dedicated this challenge to those who have survived the disease. 5a hours and ten minutes crossing the world of‘s busiest shipping lanes. the biggest blow was definitely when i turned around at the halfway point here in dover. i was expecting to land on the beach and we had to touch the wall instead. i was just totally devastated. ijust go to a really quiet place in my head. when i was struggling through the second night, i just kept repeating just ove

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ms. miller. mr. thomasjocelyn is a senior fellow at the foundation of defense of democracies and senior editor of fdd's long war journal. he has worked as a trainer for the fbi's counterterrorism division and worked on counterterrorism. i'd like to welcome you all. your prepared testimony will become part of the record. i'll allow the witnesses to testify for five minutes each to summarize their testimony. let's start with ambassador cunningham. >> thank you, sir. appreciate the opportunity to be here today. while the specifics of the deal negotiated by u.s. special representative for afghanistan reconciliation kahlil zad remain known, there's serious concern about its failure and application. now that president trump has called a halt to the discussions with the taliban, the opportunity exists if the administration will take it to course correct and seek a better deal that will lead to a political agreement ending the conflict. the goal which president trump correctly set two years ago. a flawed deal on wi

lawyer in london who can help explain what the demise of thomas cook means for those on holiday or with trips booked so good to have you here with us ms about her as the number of people affected is enormous we're talking about more than half a 1000000 people around the globe britain says they're going to take care of the british customers is going to be the biggest repatriation in peace time what happens now to those thomas cook customers that are abroad but those customers to cover it by what's called the asshole's game especially since shortens that same place so when things do go horribly wrong as they have to care it's devastating that there is a plan in place to put those holiday makers back on planes at that time they would have come high pressure play that it's may he won that financially in times of putting them back in the position they would have found this not happen such that they can get the flight home but also have their accommodation paid and deal with those customers it's a huge task and then things from that will be put in place and it's put into place but i'm wondering who does it cover. it covers mainly u.k. . hol

there is no greater meaning for the implementation of thomas jefferson's words, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. that remains true. ms. plaskett: thank you you, mr. scott. as you can see, i'm here along side my colleagues of the congressional black caucus in opposition to the administration's proposal. this rule would kick millions of people struggling with hunger supplemental nutrition program as well as approximately 250,000 children from pre-school meals. 250,000 children who rely on this program to provide them with lunch, breakfast, allowing them to be able to utilize their skills in schools and allow them to learn. many of these children without this program are unable to eat, unable to be able to stay awake in school bus of the hunger that is within them. and so we are fighting to make sure that the children are not removed and millions of americans are not removed. and not provide nutrition been futs to supplement the food budget for needy families and move towards self-sufficiency and providing foot that averages $1.40,. snap is a modest benefit with nearly half of the participants running out of benefits. i

judge thomas palermo is overseeing the case and said the 4-year-old would be in risk of neglect if he stays with his parents. >> ms. bland-ball testified she had no training on how to remove a picc line. she explained she watched a youtube video on how to do it. >> reporter: in may they protested the state's intervention outside the hospital. >> why won't you let us take our son and go our way? >> there are still so many side effects that he could have for the rest of his life from chemotherapy, and these other options that we're considering, they don't have proven studies that they are necessarily as effective yet, but they do have way less side effects. >> reporter: the couple said they would rather give him nontraditional treatments, including oxygen therapy, cbd oil derived from hemp plants, and a special diet. this despite research that shows 98% of this type of leukemia goes into remission within the first few weeks of chemotherapy treatments. florida law allows the state to provide medical treatment to children even if the parents object. the judge granted temporary custody to the child's maternal grandpare

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ms. dean: thank you, mr. chairman. times in awfully anxious in our democracy, and so when i i e that fear overcome me, try to remind myself of a quote that i like from thomas jefferson. things go wrong setny time, the people will their right by the peaceable exercise of their elected rights. gives me some consolation. except when we have conversations like we're having historyd when we have a of what we have seen today. how can the people truly right a elected rights eferred to by thomas jefferson are attacked, thwarted in many, many ways? gupta: you mentioned several shelby actics from the decision, cuts to early voting, urges of voter rolls, strict voter identification, last-minute polling place closures. consolidations. can you tell us of the frequency of some of these implementations? if we reflect back on 2018, and also your concerns for 2020. ms. gupta: yeah. thank you for the questions. just today actually released report, about number of poll closures around the country since the shelby county decision 1,066 und that about polling place closures have happened since the shelby county that on in jurisdictions were previously covered by section 5 of t

ms. we can hear your throat is sore. you're absolutely amazing, a real inspiration. congratulations and go and have a rest. you really deserve it, sarah. thank you very much. sarah thomasethics feet and it into an even more ethics feet and it was when she started but everything tastes like salt at the moment. she is stunned! so am i. well done to her! see you in a moment. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm geeta pendse. around 80 firefighters have been tackling a fire at a building in east london. crews were called to the block in clapton just before 11pm last night. the fire is now under control. 15 residents were evacuated and one woman was rescued but no—one was injured. an investigation into the cause is now under way. there's been a huge reduction in the number of older vehicles being driven into central london since the introduction of the ulez. that's the zone in which drivers of more polluting vehicles have to pay to enter. a report by transport for london looking at the four months after it was introduced in april, found a drop of around 12,000 non—compliant vehicles. big the musical gets its west end