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i hope a neighborly compromise ning commission might favor a roof setback of 5 feet. thank you. >> thank you. speakers in opposition to the project, i have a number of cards. joram altman, [speaker not understood]. evelyn [speaker not understood]. >>> good evening, [speaker not understood]. i'm an architect speaking here as a friend of melinda and arnie. they're asking me to look at this project and advise them on the performance of the planning code and general fit within the neighborhood. now, compared to one of the problems i have with this project is the documents we have prepared. we generally prepare for submittals to the planning department. these ask for very basic information that kind of make it hard for me to evaluate it. there's no setback line indicated, the adjacent neighbors for width of lot and footprint of the building is not shown. [speaker not understood]. and i didn't see any rear yard photos. they weren't part of the packet that i filed for you. and also if you assume the rear setback line which i'm estimating to be about -- at the line of the rea

us and hosting this great exhibit, and thank you very much for joining >> please welcome them and ning we'll learn more about them and their work as what they will deliver to this commission as the eaglev goes. but thank you for joining. please welcome them to this commission. (applause) >> if we can call the roll, monica. thanks. >> this is the meeting of the commission on the environment. today is tuesday, august 6. it is 5: p.m. first item on the agenda roll call. vice president d'arcy? >> here. >> [speaker not understood].

hosting this great exhibit, and thank you very much for joining >> please welcome them and ning we'll learn more about them and their work as what they will deliver to this commission as the eaglev goes. but thank you for joining. please welcome them to this commission. (applause) >> if we can call the roll, monica. thanks. >> this is the meeting of the commission on the environment. today is tuesday, august 6. it is 5: p.m. first item on the agenda roll call. vice president d'arcy? >> here. >> [speaker not understood]. commissioner heather stephenson is excused. commissioner johanna walled? >> here. >> [speaker not understood]. >> here. >> next item is the approval of the minutes. [speaker not understood]. this is a discussion and action item. >> commission colleagues, any discussion on the minutes? do we have any public comment on the minutes? seeing no public speakers, public comment is closed. could i get a motion to approve, colleagues? >> i move to approve the minutes. >> i second. >> can all those in favor please signify by saying aye? >> aye. >> the minutes a approved. next it

live doppler 7 tracking a lit ning storm after shore.the fire danger will remain high. >> people are out there. >> that is one of the 911 calls in mai. official cause just revealed confirming what abc 7 news first reported several weeks ago. >> chp says the investigation shows a mechanical fire sparked by a catastrophic failure of the lismo rear suspension system. tragic, but no criminal authorities say. however, public utilities commission is fining the operator for having too many passengers on board that night. we have live team coverage for you tonight including reaction from the driver. >> as reported last friday investigators concluded that was a tragic accident. >> we have concluded the fire was accidental. >> some tragedies are crimes, some are not this, one is not. there will not be criminal charges. >> chp and district attorneys investigators today confirmed what abc 7 news reported friday. that the fire cause bid a mechanical failure in which five women were killed. >> the primary catalyst in this tragedy was catastrophic fail

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ning." >>> and that does it for us. and charlie will be back on monday.et's take a look back at the week that was. have a wonderful weekend, everybody. >> bye-bye, everybody. >> the u.s. is moving now on multiple fronts. overnight a drone strike killed four militants. >> americans are urging americans to leave immediately. >> he's batting cleanup and playing third base. >> he said he's going to fight a 211-game suspension. >> alex's case is he's never failed a test never been suspended before. that his largest penalty to this date has been 100 games. >> i said, hell yeah. >> here are a bunch of guys that wanted to play baseball and they weren't allowed to play in the major leagues but they wanted to have a league of their own. >> i was skinny, i was quick, i was fast. the cops couldn't get me. >> there were 18 people inside at least of this municipal building. >> if you're looking to preserve the paper and make it healthy, you take an unlimited amount of money -- >> drone strikes are nothing new in ye78en. income it's the fifth. >> global terror alert and

i was just appalled and i couldn't stay silent ning anymore. >> reporter: the antigay propaganda lawps are equal to straight anywhere children could possibly see or hear it. the russian government says it's not discriminatory, it's just there to protect children. symmonds disagrees and supports athletes making public statements in support of russia's gay community, but he doesn't want athletes to boycott next year's winter olympics in the russian city of sochi. >> to say you can come here and be heterosexual and talk about it, that's cool, but you can't come here and be homosexual and talk about being homosexual. that's saying this portion of people have these rights and this portion of people have these different rights. that is discriminatory and it's wrong. >> reporter: russian world champion pole vaulter elaina has made headlines by seeming to defend the controversial law, saying people and gay athletes are welcome in russia, but they shouldn't publicize their personal choices. that, she says, would be disrespectful to russian people. she describes russians as normal and says wom

the headline on fox this eve ning, the president won't be meeting. a reaction from russia posted ha, they are disappointed by the president's decision. he will be going to the g-20. they were disappointed that president obama has canceled a bilateral summit with the russian president scheduled for september. he said obama still has a standing invitation. they said that the snub showed that the united states was not prepared for equal relations with russia. the white house announced the president would not travel to moscow. it was planned ahead of the meeting in russia. the continuing story on the areats of the united states, headline this evening in the washington post. they have for today terror plot, officials still on high alert. authorities say that they thwarted able to plot to disrupt the country's economic lifeline by attacking strategic southern ports. it was not immediately clear if it was the attack alluded to intercepted by intelligence agencies last week. atwill hear from our guests the washington times. we did want to play the comments r

. ♪ friday,ning, it is august 30, 2013. even as the british parliament voted not to join the u.s.n a possible strike. while administration officials said last night that the u.s. is considering taking unilateral action in response to a reported chemical weapons attack on syrian civilians and rebels last week, some congressional leaders said the white house has more work to do in making its case. as we take you through the latest developments this morning, we want to hear your opinion on what you think the american public needs to know before america -- before president obama takes action. give us a call on the republican democrats, and independents, the numbers are listed on the screen. if you are outside the u.s., it 585-3883. you can also catch us on twitter and facebook or e-mail us. a very good friday morning to you. i want to take you right to the headlines about syria and possible u.s. involvement today. here's the front page of "the new york times." to one of those british newspapers, "the guardian," out of london. prime minister said report shows damascus behind gas attack

they are really excited about how they can reinforce what is how ning and other lassrooms. they will use the mathematics and do really big assigns context at the same time. we will see math and english scores improve not just because there is more math and english but it is a broader-based curriculum reinforcing each other. >> in order to do well in school, the first thing you have to do is show up. for many kids, there are lots of reasons you show up in the school. you show up for that art class where you get to excel. you have a coach, team members that you know if you want to play, you have to perform in this way. >> they should no longer be called extracurricular. they should be co-curricular. ords matter. recognizing that they are not the main thing, we have to pay attention to what role they play in allowing us to create the kind of context for students to really excel in the main thing. that is what i'm saying. >> may i? you posed a problem to your class about a family reunion. was a real problem. if you look at the calmer and core, the shepherd has eaten more sheep,

. >>> grammy winni ning singer li ronstadt is revealing her battle with parkinson's disease. >> ♪ itt happens every time ♪ >> she was diagnosed eight months ago but has had symptoms as long ago as 8 years. it has left her unable to sing and has to travel using a wheelchair. >> sadness. and it is a wedding day surprise that will warm your heart. a bride reunited with her brother, soldier, it had been years since army ranger brian douglas had seen his sister. he told her he couldn't make her b wedding and then surprised her moments before walking down the aisle. >> that is almost overwhelming. you are getting married and then you see him. >> and then you go no no you are ruining my makeup. >> my mom would be thrilled. good for her. >> let's check in with rick he is outside. >> it is a beautiful morning out here. >> we have this huge crowd from mississippi. >> how has your time in new york been? >> wonderful. is coming here the highlight? >> absolutely. >> we are talking about his fire with areas of the west. >> overnight it went from a 60,000 acre fire to a 120,000 acre fire. 150 miles

while we grew up with breaking the law to suppress the vote, nings like florida 2000. this is back to the founding of the country itself. we talk utah disenfranchised, if you will, somewhat surprisingly, were the privates in the revolutionary army who were told, no, wii not letting the negroes vote or wives vote or letting y'all vote either. you landless, nonproperty owning white men. in the words of john adams, that's mobocracy, and we have to understand that virtually all of us in this country come from somebody categorically denieded the right to vote, whose vote was suppressed whether it was a black person, innative person, or a poor white man, or a woman at the very least, we all descended from women, and what thigh are doing now, it's a tactic up until shortly after the country becomes majority of people of color in 2042. >> with the next question, comes from the social media world, twitter. @wendythomas, what steps can we take with coworkers to address and acknowledge implicit bias? >> so, there's a few steps we can take with our coworkers. the first or the sequ

news,ning to military bradley manning, the army private who leaked documents to 35ileaks was sentenced to years in prison for three kinds -- crimes. prosecutors had asked for 60 years. his defense asked for no more than 25. andl groups gathered supporters say they are getting ready for appeals. today, live events on the c-span networks. here on c-span, the new york city mayors debate. that preview is at 6:00 p.m. before the debate itself. network,mpanion economic inequality and the working poor. we will look at that with the good jobs asian -- jobs nation coalition on c-span two. >> tonight on the encore presentation of "first ladies" -- was expecting to nominate someone else to be the candidate, so she had no idea people would show up at her home and property. when they started to show up on the property, that many people, unexpected, uninvited, they started to cause a lot of damage. we know she was a gracious host to people. she would often greet them in the front hallway and offer them what she called standing refreshment, which meant she was gracious, offer them a cold glass of wat

they are really excited about how they can reinforce what is how ning and other classrooms. they will use the mathematics and do really big assigns context at the same time. we will see math and english scores improve not just because there is more math and english but it is a broader-based curriculum reinforcing each other. >> in order to do well in school, the first thing you have to do is show up. are lots ofs, there reasons you show up in the school. you show up for that art class where you get to excel. you have a coach, team members that you know if you want to play, you have to perform in this way. >> they should no longer be called extracurricular. they should be co-curricular. words matter. recognizing that they are not the main thing, we have to pay attention to what role they play in allowing us to create the tod of context for students really excel in the main thing. that is what i'm saying. >> may i? you posed a problem to your class about a family reunion. was a real problem. if you look at the calmer and core, the shepherd has eaten -- blah,p, blob blob blah,