was this parcel described as parcel 21 of san mateo county land parcel 21 has not contained in any infrastructure nor do we have an intent to stall as that area specifically is significant of this item. >> in 2008, the sfpuc sold the group of underutilized parcels to the south san francisco agency and both parcels are shown in the orange and the 2008 sale included all of parcel 21 except for the part we don't know why those were not conducted and all individuals have retired. >> and the sfpuc unknowing will i retained the portion of it 1 request annette lane used for public roads literally the utilities and potential for other purposes. since the 2008 sale south san francisco has planned two major projects on the lands from the sfpuc and the communities civic campus already under construction and the future 800 unit project that is affordable housing. as that san francisco was south san francisco was doing due diligence the sfpuc owns those and they immediately bring to your attention and sought our approval. the sfpuc issued a temporary license for for the use our property get their use undertio

we have been seeing w, f, the food parcels. we have been seeing also parcels from owner and also from units that we also saw hygiene kids vegetables, fruits, fuel trucks. and we have been seeing a lot of drugs entering the gulf. we have been also seeing the trucks going to the crossing and coming back, uploading more at a trucks. and we also saw palestinians receiving those at 8 that is coming in. we saw published and used caring we flowers and also carrying food parcels, palestinians in the gaza strip, despite the fact that the seas fired is taking effect. but we're talking about a whole population that has been devastated for the past year. a year and a half. they lost their job, their belongings, and that's why policy and use complete to rely on this humanitarian aid and also on community kitchens to it, to feed their families. now, despite the fact that the seas fart is at taking effect, but some palestinians in the southern gaza strip are able to go back to the north and they're waiting for the 7th day of the deal to visit

they've obviously figured out it makes more sense to buy another parcel and they bought the other parcelput the fire station on it and that happens to be a landmark and it feels a little bit complicated when there could have been a i think a reasonable alternative if we're asking about have we turned over the reasonable alternatives would be to ask the city as well as the developer. i mean you're going to come to us and say historic preservation commission forget about that landmark. i mean i think you're asking a lot of us and i don't know that i feel like the homework's been done in this case. >> commissioner baldauf i think it's something to remember particularly with sequoia itself. sequoia is ultimately about disclosure, right? so it is an environmental law that obviously california has had for a while. it is about trying to identify impacts and do your best attempt at mitigating them and part of the rules of sequoia is also to not have it be so expansive because if you add the ifs and ands and buts it then becomes unwieldy for the sponsor to kind of come up with a range that looks

one project is spans two parcels on roscoe street. for the most part these two roads are undeveloped with the exception of porter street has about 25ft of frontage that does have a road access. there's also unfortunately a neighboring structure that encroaches about nine feet onto our property. a long story short, the neighbors unwilling to remove it. >> legal remedies have been sought and unsuccessful so so here's a rendering of the or rather bird's eye view of the two sites the show the streets and the right of ways the porter street right of way is about a 60 to 60%. so it's extraordinarily steep. that's why there's no roadway that goes down it. roscoe is a little less steep at about 40%. and here's the combined renderings of the two projects as proposed right now you can see the the building on porter is fairly large. it houses 20 units and the two buildings on roscoe would be six units total. >> and here are the kind of combined site plans. >> so a lot of the work that has gone into this project over the past seven years is regar

bbc news has learned that his neighbours received several parcels believed to.ur uk editor reports. how did axel rudakubana go from a schoolboy to a child killer in less than five years? radicalised online, obsessed with extremism and death. this was his classmate at the range high school. what would you say to him? he was quiet. he never spoke about himself. he didn't want to be identified. he recognises the classroom, and rudakubana in this footage, being pushed back by other children. what he doesn't recognises what he became. he looks ruthless now. he looks completely unnatural to what i used to know him as. he seems crazy in that picture. he remembers him being expelled in 2019, after ringing childline to say he was bringing a knife into school. he also witnessed rudakubana's return, weeks later, to attack pupils. i just hear yelling. i quickly turn and see a hockey stick in the air. i saw him get taken down by the deputy head. when you found out axel rudakubana has murdered three young children, what was your reaction? it seems insane to me that he is able

bbc news has learned that that his neighbours received several parcels ?for ricin. 0ur uk editor ed thomas has been looking at rudakubana's background. in less than five years, how did axel rudakubana go from a schoolboy to a child killer obsessed with extremism and death? this was his classmate at the range high school. what would you say to him? he was quiet. he never spoke about himself. he didn't want to be identified. he recognises the classroom and rudakubana in this footage, being pushed back by other children. what he doesn't recognise is what he became. he looks ruthless now. he looks completely unnatural to what i used to know him as. he seems crazy in that picture. he remembers him being expelled in 2019 after ringing childline to say he was bringing a knife into school. he also witnessed rudakubana's return weeks later to attack pupils. i just hear yelling. i quickly turn and see a hockey stick in the air. i saw him get taken down by the deputy head. when you found out axel rudakubana had murdered three young children, what was your reaction? s

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but we also saw people receiving those of food parcels and aids, and we're seeing people carrying wheat flour bags in the streets. but so far, it's obvious that there's a more a trucks are coming in. we're also loc, dean road. and we have been seeing a lot of drugs, approximately a 3 to 4 trucks every 10 minutes across things through this road. and we are seeing some people returning to other homes or whether homes well, but people are not yet allowed to travel from the south of gauze and when they fled to the, to the nose. if the homes are in the north all by the while the palace, the jews who are still stuck in the central area waiting to go back north of our promise to start going back north. on the 7th day of this, you saw your where a pilot didn't use our already pop kick. they're already finishing their stuff here . there are some people are also lending the stuff they use. some people are giving their, their tends to other people because they know that the only way they're going to go bach do the another and god, low script is a by foot. but also we need to know is the fact that

and we have been seeing more age, we have been seeing more food parcels from the world food program, more kids from units that we have been also seeing a more fuel trucks. and it's very hard to count how much we have so far. but we know from the official sources, the at least 124 trucks have entered. and this was by noon. we come to the please 20 more trucks in the past couple of hours, but more trucks are entering. and we also saw civilians here. and in this conjunction carrying wheat flour bats, and this is a sign that what is coming in is actually also being delivered for policy and use at. but there has been a couple of challenges for the un agencies and other n g o is the fact that people are on the move. they're returning to their houses. most of the palestinians were with that central area, but now most of them are going back to drop off they're, they're also getting ready to go back to another part of the gulf strip. so the data is going to change. well we also. * the box that people are waiting for the trucks, they're happy, the more trucks are coming in and they know that t

we have been seeing food parcels from the world food program. we have been seeing sanitary product uh from uh, unit steps. and we have been also seeing rise acts walk through gerry times. and we have been seeing a lot of also fuel trucks entering through uh the uh, the, the crossing and coming here crossing to. so la dean where i am sending right now. now, according to our sources, at least 124 trucks have entered sense the morning. and we have been also seeing more trucks coming in. but we need to keep in mind like yes, there is a human to tell you in a coming, but there are 2 challenges for distributing those. the aid, the 1st thing is people on the move like people were all concentrated and squeezed in the central area. but now people are going back to sun units, they're going to backdate up. well, they're going back to the eastern parts where they do not. uh, they're not based the place they were based before. and the 2nd thing is the warehouse is doing the work that is where the force has targeted a couple of warehouses where you and agenci

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so they're going to be parceled along oskey entry points. the battle of bastogne you probably know so some let me let just so for orientation you see btoe in the middle of the top is team two soberinth no and then team cherry to the east and then te'hara down toward the south. we see number three. and those are the kind of the three teams that they broken this brigade size, combat command into and then on the fly them into task forces this one to make sure our buddies like what's he talking about they always say that yeah i'm talking but i don't blame but yeah so they are they're they're parceled out. what are they like the key. the key parts of the road net crossers that are leading to bastogne? you know, the battle of bastogne doesn't really happen in bastogne in that sense. it's kind of like gettysburg in that respect. the key terrain is outside of town in this case, it's along those eastern approaches, this phase of the battle. and we're talking here about the 19. now, of course, by that time, we've had a lot happened with the 28 divisio

and in turn the forest service would gain a parcel of land directly add jason to the chippewa forest and shore line of lake winni. integrating this into the forest service will provide for bert management of criticality wetlands and wildlife habitat. that makes good sense to quote my republican colleagues this is a win-win. near lake winni. with that i will reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: thank you, madam speaker. the gentleman from minnesota has invited me to minnesota to fish before and it's a lovely time of year to fish in minnesota if you like fishing through a little hole in the eyes. aim sure would be -- in the ice i'm sure would be great on lake winni. i yield three minutes to the gentleman from minnesota, mr. stauber. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized for three minutes. mr. stauber: to the ranking member, it's 37 below in minnesota with a wind chill. from california come on over. madam speaker, i rise today in support of my i rise in sup

and the palestinian community started to receive a food parcels of flour and old, essentially humanitarian, basic necessities throughout all the warehouses that are separate. of course, this trip laura, we understand also that the numbers of a humanitarian h folks had surpassed. more than 2408 trucks over the course of the past 3 days. and we expect that the number will increase as there is no end to now for the flow of uses, humanitarian supplies that have seemed to be at a significantly very essential to help civilians to have a partial humanitarian recovery. also, we have as of ocean needs of the gauze as population in the strip and data. hopefully we'll say a continuation of aid fleming into the goal is a strip topic of a, as in many thank you. and if it goes so $9.10 homes have been destroyed or damaged in garza, i was there a states policy. i've been searching for traces at the full but lives amongst the ruins. so add them up to the rose and landmarks are unrecognizable. wherever you turn, you see nothing but rubble and ruins. i tried to us neighbors to try and find any trace of my h

what cough or part and parcel and fully invested in everything we were doing because they were goingen they left office. and he and rhett talked multiple times a day over the last week are so as we were getting to the fine details and trying to get over the finish line and mr. what cough himself credited the work he was able to enjoy by working with us but the bottom line was getting the deal and giving the hostages home getting the war to end and both president-elect trump and certainly president biden shared that goal and made sure there are teams share the outcome. >> it sounds like you're giving president-elect steam a lot of credit for getting this over the finish line. >> were not focused much on the credit again as the president said we approach this as one team a team of americans to try to get americans back home with their families and that's what matters think there's plenty of credit to go around not just here in the united states sandra, egypt, qatar, president -- trim prime minister benjamin netanyahu. what matters most is getting those hostages home. >> sandra: so many

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>> absolutely, that is pt and parcel of our mission.we were doing that work precovid and certainly the library stepped up during the pandemic. we doubled our level of programming for personal finance, small business help, jobs and careers. we have a dedicated small business center here at the library. there is a wide suite of programs that our librarian led. we have a financial planning day coming up in october and we have financial coaches that members of the community can come to the main library and take advantage of their expertise. >> i understand the mission is in the middle of a renovation. how is that going and are there other construction projects in the horizon? >> yes, we have major projects in the pipeline. the historic mission branch library, carnegie library over 100 years old and we are investing $25 million to restore that facility. we are going to restore the original entrance on 24th street, the staircase from the lower level up to the grand reading room. we are going to push out on the orange alley side of the library

so the general is that the rifle companies parceled out and they the main towns the choke point towns that you see there. and so we've got, we've got defensive positions outside of the town, any approach and of course we've got roadblock arcs too. and you know, you're talking about constricted roads and once they go into the town, that really does tend to choke point it. so you'd have like the company in the town and you'd have fallbackuiing positions where a lot these guys would be sleeping at night while maybe, you know, 20% of our manpower is out there outpost or something like that. this has been the pattern we've had out to including patrols the night of december 15th that are picking up the the german presence but don't really what to make of it and of course it's really round about right before dawn the fury and violence of the the offensive happened and i could jump in too you know we had john describe it there over this extended front and you don't have the ability to have a continuous and so the decision realistically is made, you know, we're going to defend these key inters

how is it will being distribution parcels on the way. so this is very obvious that what is going in is actually being distributed on instagram, on there was a posted a video of drugs and with their warehouses being full of, of a and food process. and they said that they are working around the clock to deliver 8 supplies as 2 people across the gaza strip. and they said that their stuff are working tirelessly. and they also said that they have been very exhausted but they're. 1 going to keep going, and that's how also other you and agencies are scaling up there operations also w f, p, have been saying that they scaled up the response and they're bringing more 8 and they're delivering more. and this is not only in the central part or the southern parts of the culture, but also in the cause of city policy. news now are showing that they have been receiving more food that they have been also seeing more food on the markets. and hayden's a huge, atrocious, all of the cars that have been completely obliterated, given that much of it is now lyin

requires drivers to verify the recipient's age through an app on their devices, before handing over a parceld item. axel rudakubana's attack has prompted national anguish and a public inquiry. that may take years. but on buying knives, change is coming fast. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you some breaking news that we are getting out of the netherlands. a court in holland has ordered the dutch government to drastically cut emissions of nitrogen oxide by 2030. it is being seen as a landmark ruling. the case was brought by greenpeace. nitrogen oxide is a potent greenhouse gas that will put pressure on construction and agriculture. let's speak to our correspondent in the hague, anna holligan. what is a ruling on how significant is it?- significant is it? this is indeed a _ significant is it? this is indeed a victory - significant is it? this is indeed a victory for - indeed a victory for greenpeace, the environmental campaigners and we should be clear to start with, this is with regards to nitrogen dioxide, mostly f

but i'm afraid part and parcel of politics today and being an mp today and the fact we now have social made being a politician very different is a choice of career for many women. like the leader of the conservatives who you are not a massive fan of it seems, you also want to see a full national inquiry, another one. when did you first realise you wanted that? g , ., did you first realise you wanted that? g , a, did you first realise you wanted that? , a, , , did you first realise you wanted that? , a, ,, a, a, a, that? just on the issue of i am not a massive — that? just on the issue of i am not a massive fan. _ that? just on the issue of i am not a massive fan, i— that? just on the issue of i am not a massive fan, i did _ that? just on the issue of i am not a massive fan, i did back- that? just on the issue of i am not a massive fan, i did back robert . a massive fan, i did back robert jenrick for the leadership and i do support kemi badenoch as leader because i want the conservative party to succeed in what is an increasingly unstable political environment. i want what is the longes

of interior is approving a request by the scotts valley band of pomo indians to place a 128 acre parcelral trust. that means the government holds a title, and the tribe gets to develop and govern the land. the scotts valley tribe plans to build an eight story casino, homes and an administrative building on the site, which is bordered by i-80 and columbus parkway in vallejo. now, several bay area tribes, along with governor newsom, oppose the plan. they say the scotts valley tribe has no historic connection tohe land. we want to return you to our coverage of the deadly and destructive fires ravaging southern california. the devastating images coming out of the area has left many people in the bay area wondering how they can help fire victims. nbc bay area's alyssa goard has a look at some of the ways people are jumping in to offer support. here in the bay area, businesses and community groups have been finding all kinds of ways to help support folks who have been impacted by the fires in los angeles. many people here say that their loved ones have had their lives forever changed by this

this two acre parcel of land owned by valley water will become home to a $100 million, 136 bed interim housing site. it comes after residents in the neighborhood had complained for years about the negative effects of a large homeless encampment. >> i helping out, get people out of their trees, get them into homes where they belong and sheltering, and it helps the neighborhoods. >> it's wonderful that they're putting tiny homes here because there's people here and down there and further down, and it's going to fill up. >> san jose mayor matt mehan says a no encampment zone will be established for 40 acres around the site. city officials say there will be programs to help people transition from interim into permanent housing as well. construction is scheduled to be done by september. we are learning more about the aftermath of a battery storage plant fire in moss landing, monterey county, now calling a local emergency, and the governor is calling for a deeper investigation and a big focus on california communities protecting themselves from large wildfires. we take a look at the bill int

material that so based on the cell, drones have long been seen as the future of delivery services from parcels to food and even medical supplies. less traffic, fewer emissions delivering even to remote areas. sounds perfect, right? well, not quite. this guys above us are crowded with more and more aircraft. if thousands of drones are added to the mix, how can they all share the same air space, especially in densely populated urban areas? the idea of sharing the sky is simple. the lower aerospace belongs to drones, while higher altitudes are reserved for airplanes, just like roads on the ground, high ways for drones will be essential drone car doors are currently being tested and developed around the world. britain is working on a pretty big one. a 265 kilometer route connecting several towns and cities. drones can enter the carter at any point the a monitoring system will detect potential collisions and redirect to the unmanned aircraft. it's still a work in progress, but once completed, it promises to be a significant step forward in drove delivery. the system is set to be available for comme

they're telling me that we're looking for parcels and packages that look different than the rest of the goods inside the, as his team had no success. today, they found no cocaine in the symptoms. this, our task is to fold them in to, to find the drugs and catch those responsible for them as well. cuz we liaise with foreign drug and force and agencies to say and which is important. because it's the only way of being able to identify major drug trafficking organize you should just see on this getting the knowledge the gums are based, nothing through but rather than the countries of destination. okay. starting in the face, it is the non profit margins of the cartels are enormous, where it's produced in various south american countries. aquino, of cocaine sales for around the equivalent of $2300.00 euros after being transported to europe primarily by c. that same kilo is worth $37000.00 bureaus and once it reaches the streets of germany, for example, the market value is even double that. it's a business worth billions and the cartels are currently flooding the market with a drug in 2023 alo

i think that visits to robben island ought to be part and parcel of what is required at schools.iation day. two years ago, i attended an event, and it speaks also to the points raised by our respected leader of the patriotic alliance, where we had leaders of the nguni tribes, but also the khoisan leadership. we could start to use the space also, not only to visit prisons but to have tough conversations around identity and around where we need to go. we should use it as a sacred space, also to hold... i would like to see bbc hopefully one day having a similar panel discussion on robben island. we would be very, very happy to do that. thank you. that's it for world questions south africa in cape town. a big thank you to our panel — solly malatsi, naledi chirwa, khalid sayed, and ashley sauls. thanks also to our wonderful questioners here in cape town and all the contributors to our debate here in district six. thank you. cheering and applause. thank you very much. hello. we've seen some fairly disruptive weather to get the brand—new year under way. and over the last few days, wheth

enable restoration on both sides of the highway and reconnect the bay with the wetlands, both existing parcelsnd those yet to be restored. a series of public meetings on the project will be ongoing. monday's construction project will happen weeknights through february 1st in solano county. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> long term project. >> yeah. no kidding. right. looking really nice around here, right? rainy earlier. >> but the sun came out eventually, which is nice when the weekend hits. meteorologist sandhya patel is back with the forecast. sandhya? >> yeah, we got the much needed rain. it was welcome here. dan and julian. and now we'll get a chance for the weekend to dry out. but tonight, we still have a couple more showers in the forecast. let me show you some live views. they're absolutely gorgeous. from our different tower cameras around the bay area. and then we will talk about what's happening. so earlier this morning we had a cold front come through. it brought us some widespread rain for the morning commute and even into the early afternoon. but that has moved on. we still h

just one parcel of a sea of dreams lost a home and a livelihood. a floral studio in back employed up to ten people. i need to continue because i yeah, my team and my community like needs me as well. they left in the middle of the night following the final evacuation order from a sheriff's unit. the winds so loud. one neighbor, a man in his late 70s, could not hear the loudspeaker above the howling gales that had overwhelmed an entire community. i grabbed him by the hand. he couldn't even barely get dressed. as he was trying to drag himself in the car. he had his phone, a charger around his cable and his walking cane, and i dragged him in the car. the embers were coming in the car at the same time and that was it. we just drove forward and he was like, he couldn't comprehend what was happening. he woke up to that for them and tens of thousands of others. it is now the most daunting of challenges. the complexity of what's next. all they know is that they want to remain however long that takes. it's like we're living an alternate reality. yeah, i stil

well, as far as boss is with tell you that this is part and parcel of israel's occupation and it's control over the palestinians lives. so the idea is that they feel that these really forces is doing that on purpose, trying to delay the release as much as possible to remind palestinians who controls that a daily lives. but you know, there are some concerns amongst the families now saying maybe something is not working. maybe there's a problem with the list. maybe someone is missing it. so they are really stressed out as far as what we've been seeing. and we've been also hearing from a father of a palestinian, a prisoner who was serving months and months and his ready jail saying how is rules controls their lives. so it'd be the weird that is it a really government would try to in this day for us is that i the intelligence officer called us more than one's saying don't threes have muscles flight when your daughter janine is released. it's for a bit and that's a pleasure to the photo. i see this as a way to intimidate test and emotion. the pressure us, i never dare say to me personally, i wa

but because of the negativity around disability, they're usually things that are very much part and parcelwhen people are saying, you know, "i want to die with dignity," often what they're saying as well — pain�*s a different thing, we'll talk about that, i'm sure — but in terms of the other areas that are seen as suffering, they're usually around autonomy, dignity, not being able to do the same things they used to be...to do. that's disability. your argument also seems to be, you know, you can precis it as the slippery slope argument, that once a nation embraces the most limited form of assisted dying for the terminally ill, you seem to suggest there is a sort of inevitability about going further. and it's indeed true that in a country like canada, they did go further. they expanded the numbers of people who would qualify for a form of assisted dying. they've done the same, they've broadened it in belgium and the netherlands as well. indeed, in those two countries, minors, that is under—18s, can in very particular circumstances where they are close to death, they can qualify for assisted

this two acre parcel of land owned by valley water will become a $100 million, 136 bed interim housinge. it comes after residents in the neighborhood had complained for years about the negative effects of a large homeless encampment. >> i helping out, get people out of their trees, get them into homes where they belong and sheltering, and it helps the neighborhoods. >> it's wonderful that they're putting tiny homes here because there's people here and down there and further down, and it's going to fill up. >> san jose mayor matt mehan says a no encampment zone will be established for 40 acres around that specific site. city officials say there will be programs to help people transition from this interim tiny home housing into more permanent housing down the road. and that is it for us here at 11:00 mornings on two. coming up next at four in the morning. and do not forget, you can always stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. all you got to do is just download that fox local app for all of us here at ktvu. i'm mike mibach. thanks for watching and have a great night

he's only saying all. that because we still give him food parcels!ry proud. because we made a difference to children's lives, haven't we? yeah. when they've come to stay with us, yeah. it's amazing. charles, diane and owen have been invited to barnardo's to see the charity's archives themselves. if you think about it, it's lovely, isn't it? you're remembering people from the past. given that you've lived in foster care, do you feel some kind of connection? yeah. it's nice, you know. being alone isn't. you'd like to think that somewhere up there, they'll be looking down and happy that someone's finally reading about them, what they went through, how they looked, so they can get their story to other people to help other kids. my parents didn't keep me, couldn't keep me, didn't want to keep me. abandoned as a baby, jean—shefali was just one month old when she was moved into a barnardo's home. two years later, she was placed with a foster family who cared for her until she was 17. just used to say i'm anglo—indian. outside of the family unit, people used