pang, david pang, the plan checker on the project. mr. myers spoke to him, and told him there was an easement, and got him confused, and it was routed to the fire department for review. california law does not allow any egress to a neighboring property unless there's an easement recorded. there's no easement recorded as you can see on the title report. so my question is for this body to approve our plans and allow us to move this project forward. i'm available for any questions or comments you may have. thank you. >> commissioner tanner: excuse me, sir. can i just have a question. can you provide the agreements that you did reach with the other appellant, and what were you offering mrs. myers, what were you offering to negotiate with her? >> with mr. vendetti, he was concerned that we were going to underpin his foundation. we went out there, dug a test pit. he asked us to get an engineer of his choice involved and we offered to pay for it. we've been in touch with him for the last two weeks, three weeks, and details have been flying back

so we talked to -- we talked to david pang. i -- i have an e-mail from him where he actually answers my e-mail interpreting ego-5, and he says very clearly, ego-five is limited application. it's for -- it's for preexisting buildings. it says the risk shall not be further increases by proposing an inenclosure of a neighboring passage into the right-of-way. he's requiring them to create an open court easement, not realizing that he actually approved the permit for an enclosed egress because they hid from him that there was an easement issue. so this came to our attention on february 14. the deadline for this appeal, february 14, we received an e-mail from sufthe in-house lar from sia consulting. mr. duffy is here and will know this is extremely improbable that david pang would have thought that there was a recorded easement in place without having required to see it, so this following week, i followed up on this e-mail and i spoke with david pang myself. i confirmed that this is just untrue. he -- he would not just assume that th

pang, and what i did see was that mr. pang had reviewed these permits. and senior inspector mark wall brought up these issues. it sounds like they were responded to, but again, the recorded easement is the issue that we don't have one. maybe that is why d.b.i. had to go ahead and approve it. had there been a property easement documentation provided, it may have -- then we probably would have maybe had more questions on that to make sure it was going to work. >> vice president swig: thank you very much for the constructions. t t >> commissioner tanner: i have just a few questions. it seemed like the proposed walkway would not comply with building code. i heard it as him saying there needs to be an open air egress for that back unit. is that accurate or what's being proposed by the project sponsor of the hallway, if you will, as the easement, is that meeting the building standard for egress for that cottage? >> the new corridor that's going to be created? >> commissioner tanner: yeah, that corridor. >> i don't have the plans in front of me, but it would ha

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itself that me always surprised if the answers i heard it was tough like you go from the university of pang campus and university on fortieth street and you could make one shine you know on the bottom you want to make it as if you got a project. and was still right there are a few of these little blocks like this these little row homes you see people living on top of each other i guarantee wherever you are from russia or wherever you are from you don't even know what a row home is this is called road home. anywhere in this city and this urban in any urban area if you have an event of some light that you got people to come out with good intentions dear you always got people that might not have good sense and if you live in and so much poverty you know you guys in the ghetto and guys in other who have things that are nice things about cheerless they said then you have what's called the wolves in the wolves or oh if you notice it's danger to whoever you are whether you're a working man with jug bilis so it's like you know like right now it is cold out so you see people want. stuff like this th

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was wondering when i was there i was the primary pang of knowing about how the government has responded to this crisis. droughts cattle rustling in conflicts over what hand postures are common in this vast region with an incredibly difficult terry lane the local government has spend millions of dollars sinking boreholes trucking water to those who need it and setting up agriculture projects official say harvesting and storing watering downs will help but there's just not enough money to do those dams will request a shell of reserve many i'm priorities of the people as we are told you would do budgeting when the product is available you don't people care less it only money toward that then you in face of problem because indication is a problem. aid workers also say convincing dharnas to invest in long term projects to deal with climate change has been hyped the acceleration of climate changes is fast and our capacity to to cope and respond is not as quick as it should be and therefore we are very much in entering into it to a vicious circle where we are looking at short term solutions ad

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passengers however what we quickly found is that our animals were helping us find a way to connect with our pangsengers. we find there are a lot of people traveling through the airport who are missing their pets and who are on their road a lot and can't have pets and we have come in contact with a lot of people recently who have lost pet. >> i love the wag brigade. >> one of my favorite parts is walking into the terminals and seeing everybody look up from their device, today everybody is interacting on their cell phone or laptop and we can walk into the terminal with a dog or a pig and people start to interact with each other again and it's on a different level. more of an emotional level. >> i just got off an 11.5 hour flight and nice to have this distraction in the middle of it. >> we look for wag brigade handlers who are comfortable in stressful situations. >> i like coming to airport it's a lot of fun and the people you talk to are generally people who are missing their dogs. >> they are required to compete a certification process. and they are also required to complete a k9 good citizen tes

was wondering when i was there i was the primary pang of knowing about how the government has responded to this crisis. droughts cattle rustling in conflicts over water and pasta are common in this vast region with an incredibly difficult tearing local government has spend millions of dollars sinking ball holes trucking water to those who need it and setting up a culture projects official say harvesting and storing water in dom's will help but there's just not enough money to bring those dams will request a shell of. m for priorities of the people. who would do budgeting when the produce of a people you don't provoke a less settlement money toward them then you can freeze a problem because indication is a problem. aid workers also say convincing dawna's to invest in long time projects to deal with climate change has been hard the acceleration of for climate change is fast and i would capacity to to cope and respond he's not as quick as it should be and therefore we are very much in entering into it to a vicious circle where we are looking a short term solutions addressing the effects of

the university of virginia was arrested for allegedly stealing a political sign during his tour of pang yang in 2016, it was widely seen as a show trial. he went. >> i am a incident scapegoat. >> reporter: he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. a year later, diplomats asked for a meeting and told them the young american was in a coma. warmbier was quickly evacuated and died a couple days after returning home. trump initially attacked kim and his regime for the death. >> we need only look at the depraved character of the north korean regime. >> he embraced warmbier's parents, inviting them to the state of the union address. >> you are powerful witnesses to a menace that threatens our world and your strength truly inspires us all. >> reporter: analysts said that seemed to be a far cry from his friends e comments th his comments this week. the president took to twitter saying he had been misinterpreted on thursday. quote, of course i hold north korea responsible for otto's mistreatment and death. most important, otto warmbier will not have died in vain. i love otto and think of him of

. >>> on capitol hill, the house panged a resolution condemni hatred and discrimination against minority groups. it comes in response to comments by ilhan omar. critics say she used a pe stereof a long history being used to undermine the jewish community. the original resolution denounced only anti-semitism. after complaints, the language was widened to include hate speech oall types. >>> some big hanges coming to the national zoo. the zoo received approval to close half of its entrances.an the ens near the parking lots and hiking trails will close by the end of the year. zoo officials will add new fencing. >>> montgomery county is initiating care for children. the budget proposal would help kt rid kids from low-income families ready fdergarten. it would be introduced next week as part of a budget proposal. >>> a major commuter route in is and out of theict is getting more confusing. the major construction project along uglas bridge or the south capital street bridge. here's what's happening next week. eastbound traffic on the suitland parkway will shift to the left and share the westbou

if you feel any pangs of sympathy for this litigating lollipop, remember what he tried to do to kavanaughause he tried to do a better job at the public hanging. >> jesse: juan said yesterday that the avenatti allegations helped kavanaugh. >> greg: it might have. >> jesse: , on. >> greg: it was horrible. >> jesse: serial gang rapist in high school. >> juan: the fact that it came up empty helped kavanaugh. everyone was piling on. i am noting that kavanaugh, something apart from kavanaugh, which is trump and stormy daniels. people are seeing this has a payback on avenatti. i think avenatti is interesting to me that he says he's just an aggressive attorney. aggressive attorney? he said it's not extortion of nike, that he was engaged in threatening them. people do that all the time in terms of settlements. i think he's got a twisted view of how you are an aggressive attorney. it's gone over the line. he may not know it. he should be scared because he may be going to face real jail time. yesterday on the show he said with the two different, one in l.a. and this one. 100 years in jail. >> dana:

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we need a heart of the body surface the how far the fios pang. new zealand mourns with you we are one at one thirty two exactly a week after the shooting began the park fell silent. for two minutes they stood. and then the prayers but. they were followed by a servant. of all north thanked the people of new zealand for their tears for their flowers and for their love and compassion too he thanked the prime minister for her response to the slaughter and then he can text allies to what happened here the attack he said did not come overnight you know where it was the result of anti islamic and anti muslim rhetoric used by some politicians some media agencies and others we call our governments around the wards including new zealand and the neighboring countries. to bring an end. to hate speech and the politics of fear will have sane came from australia for the event last friday two of his relatives were killed for touched by what would be a monastery and i think he was saying the right words and that's why bill given. but not everyone in the park had

and this from pangs of luck six years since the death of his predecessor and talk because chavez. will have more on the importance of that and of us we shortly but first. reports from kolkata where the colombia venezuela border. thousands took to the streets in caracas anxiously awaiting the return of the opposition leader when he was returning from a tour of several south american countries that have pledged their support for his proposal of a transitional government while many expected quite bill would be arrested for having violated an order by bin as well as supreme court not to leave the country his plane was allowed to land and get access and he now says he would be joining the demonstrations on the streets. let's go where in this together long live venezuela. as he arrived at the last eleven assistance and downtown can access why don't was mobbed by supporters as he told his own citizens that momentum against the rule of president nicolas maduro is stronger than ever again if there was you know what i'm after is a good idea not to go to usurper who wears the venezuelan flag

we need heart of the body surface the how far the fios pang. new zealand mourns with you we are one at one thirty two exactly a week after the shooting began the park fell silent. for two minutes they stood. and then the prayers but. they were followed by a sermon. nor thanked the people of new zealand for their tears for their flowers and for their love and compassion too he thanked the prime minister for her response to the slaughter and then he can text allies to what happened here the attack he said did not come overnight you know where it was the result of anti islamic and anti muslim rhetoric used by some politicians some media agencies and others we call our governments around the wards including new zealand and the neighboring countries. to bring an end. to hate speech and the politics of fear will his sane came from australia for the event last friday two of his relatives were killed for touched by what would be a monastery and i think he was saying the right words and that's what i've been given but not everyone in the park had a pers

other countries debt, we have not seen retail investors participating in local markets. , but the s&pangeng high. it is difficult to move money offshore. that is what we are talking about. fx full into the coming off is good number but can it sustain itself at these levels? i would use this opportunity to take something off. david: how many emerging-market central banks are using the opportunity to build up the reserve right now? >> it is hard to do. to manage your external debt exposure, the only way to fund your economy is to issue in hard currency, which you see a lot of people doing, primary issuance is going up again. to manage that and reserve levels is a tricky thing. we have seen countries that have kept the reserve levels. brazil has reduced their funding costs and extended duration profile for their debt outstanding over the past year. there are a few countries doing good. it is idiosyncratic, not universal. alix: when you have an increase in volatility, it's going to be hippy or not? >> you never fight the imf for the dollar. higher. dollar breaking on a quality move. if you se

named5, "vision" magazine her one of central florida's most influential his panges. nder her leadership as a formeeder to and chief of the oldest running oublepation -- publication in central florida, founded by a relative of mine, readership doubled in one year alone. as a reporter for the largest spanish language media outlet in the country, some of her stories gained national attention in her almost 20 years of journalism career. while working as a reporter, she covered news events like the protests at the united nations against the u.s. navy military ractices and the island of viecas. protested in times square against the war in iraq the aftermath of 9/11, the world economic forum and the new york blackout. she had the opportunity to interview high profile politicians and celeb toifs worldwide recognition as well as holding an exclusive interview with the federal agent who stopped the 20th hijacker from calfing a flight during the terrorist attacks on 9/11. her reporting about the puerto rican diaspora, neglected communities of color, learned -- earned her recogn

hog prices are expected to fall 7.5% from last year under an pangs of production. boilers are expected to set at 97-cents a pound. milk prices are expected to price 6.5% this year to more than $17 per hundred way. with milk prices rising more than feed prices are, margins are expected to improve modestly into 2019. so, we see all these circles here to the right showing that total meat and poultry production will hit records in 2019 up nearly 105 billion pounds. milk production is projected to expand for 220 billion pounds with modest herd expansion and growth and milk to cow. turn to the trade outlook. growing production in the united states it is clear that trade will remain vital to remain farm income. but of course there are many countries willing to compete for those sales as shown filling up with soybeans in argentina last year. overall u.s. exports are forecasted 141.5 billion in fiscal 2019 down $1.9 billion from 2018. the share of total u.s. ag exports to china projected to be 6% only this year. down sharply. that is the yellow line there. with china fallin

the 61-panges reveal details wh told police he hired them to help orchestrate a fake hate crime including giving hem $100 to purchase rope, masks and hats. according to one report, after tefrg before grained jury, one brother said it felt good that he told the truth. smollett claims a $3500 check was for fitness training. according to the documents, at their maximum rate of $50 per hour, that check would have paid or 70 one hour training ng.sions. smollett's legal team maintains highs or is innocent. >> other than the self serving statements by the two brothers, nothing actually connects jussie smollett to the attack. >> a former lawyer for the two brothers who were involved maintains their innocence. now minutes after chicago police released the detectives reports, they were ordered sealed by a judge. lawyers for the press filed motions to keep the documents from being destroyed and to make them public. still in t diaz, a lot of questions still in that case. i think she said it best at the beginning. there is enough outrage to go beginnin around. aroule on all sides are trying to figure

. >> i remember the hunger pangs were so intense that i began to cry and i said to myself all you haven't do it. and i was crying because i was hungry but too because i was afraid to eat. >> reporter: giva is 1 out of nearly 30 million americans who suffer from an eating disorder. >> let's go back to the beginning from the first thought. for me it starts with me remembering. >> you know when you're a teenager, there are so many things you're dealing with. for me to hold my food it was at least i can take control with this. >> reporter: eating disorders have the second highest mortality rate of all mental illnesses next to opioid abuse and they're wildly underdiagnosed and research underfunded. >> i think there is a huge misconception out there that this illness only affects thin, young, white, affluent women. >> reporter: giva is part of project heal, an organization found in 2008 that provides support and works to raise funds for those suffering that can't afford treatment. >> you have people of all genders, all races, all classes, all cultures coming together to talk about this illne

eight months ago a former apple employee was charged with bringing confidential information to x-panghe rules. tesla is bringing back its customer referral program but it's giving away less free cars this time. musk says the program rewards those who refer the most customers within a given period. a model y founders series is going to be up for grabs every month and a tesla roadster signed by musk each quarter. tesla originally abandoned the referral program because they were giving away too many roadsters and obviously that drove up costs. maria: thank you. a recall alert this morning, major concerns over contamination in baby's cough syrup. possible metal shards in chicken strips, more details on what you need to know. beer wars, miller coors suing bud light over ads mentioning corn syrup, that and a lot more when we come back. stay with us. ♪ hard to love, hard to love. ♪ i don't make it easy. ♪ i couldn't do it if i stood where you stood. ♪ i'm hard to love, hard to love. ♪ you say that you need me. ♪ i don't deserve it but i love that you love me, girl. want more from your entert